Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03


" nolulu for many day was that Of
Miss Belle MeCorTiston and Mr. Ed.
ward Loomis, which took place at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Jane
McCorriston, on PuIahou street Tues
day evening.
Green and white were the prevailing
shades In the decorations, and quaint.
ties OF maidenhair fern effectively COM
bined with snowy blossoms were seen
throughout the MeCorriston home. Be-
meath an arch of rich green ferns. the
sides of which were formed Of ferns
end Gala lilies caught with tHlle, with
its background Of fragrant smilax, the
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father STEPHEN. ..
Promptly at half after eight O'Clock
as the Nstrains Of the Lohengrin Wed
ding March we're sung by Kaafs Quin-
tet Club the bridal party entered the
liyingroom, preceded by Miss Fanny
Hogs and Miss Sarah Lucas, the at
tractiye bridesmaids. Both young la
dies wore charming frocks of green
and white, combinations of green chif-
fon and rich laces, while their slippers
we're Of green satin, harmoniZing with
the color scheme They carried bou.
quets OF white marsaerites
The BRIDE who entered the room
leaning upon the arm OF her brother,
Mr.. Dan McCorriston, was very pref.
ty. Her white. eharmeuse gown, ex-
quisite in its simplicity, was ornament
cd with handsome Duchesse lace, and
the long draped train was fastened
with cluster OF orange blossoms. Her
veil was arranged softly about her
face, with its frame of dark hair. and
falling below her train was caught
with the same bridal blossom. The
bride carried pretty bouquet Of
brides roses arranged with tulle rib
bon and maidenhair ferns. The hand
kerchief she carried, with its dainty
border of real lace, was the one car
rfed by Mrs. w. II. Hoogs on her we'd
ding day quarter OF a century ago,
and which has been carried by num-
!. Der Of brides since.
Mr.. Loomis was attended by Mr.
James Morgan as best man. and Mr..
Will Hoogs, Mr.. Oscar McCorfistoni
and Mr.. Walter Love were the ushers.
The bride has been the recipient of
many beautiful gifts OF silver, cut
eIass and china: and on her wedding
day she received handsome pendant
OF platinum and diamonds on a slen.
der platinum chain, a gift Of the bride
groom.
After the ceremony refreshments
we're served to the hundred or more
guests who witnessed the wed1ing
When the bride threw her boaqukt u.
wards her friends 1t was caught BY
Miss Edith Peacock.
- Late in the evening, attired In q
simple travelling dress Of dark blue
material. the couple slipped away from
their friends who were busily engaged
In dancing. to spend their honeymoon
IN place unknown even to their rela-
tives. Upon their return to town they
will occupy The pretty bungalow in
Manoa which Mr.. LOOMS erected for
his bride
Ms Loomis Is the daughter of Mrs.
Jane McCorriston OF Punahou street,
and Is one of the most popular young
women of the smart set. She is a |
graduate Of Punahou Academy. where
she was active in all the girls athletic
and social affairs Of the student body.
Since her GRADUATION she has been a
member of the Minute Club, whose
members have entertained her extern
sively during the past few months.
Nc. LOOMS is brother OF Mrsli
Giles II. Gefpxpf this CITY and Is con-
nected with the engineering depart.
ment OF the Bernsce Pauhi Bishop Trust
EeEppany. He has been in Honolulu
..rrIr .E.@.rl -
Islands some years ago and made
many friends here
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Friends Surprised b.
News cf Wedding.
Without taking their friends or rela. |
tives into their confidence, Alvin T. |
Lloyd. $50 Twenty fourth street. and
Miss Ethel f. Edwards, formerly of 1
Honolulu, slipped away to San Fran.
cisco yesterday and were married. |
Following the ceremony the young
couple departed On a honeymoon in /
the mountains. The groom is con
nected with large electrical supply |
house in San Francisco and is bro
Their of Mrs. Theodore Schlueter, Mrs
Harry w. nellie and Mrs. Frederick q
Phelps of this city. Miss Edwards has
been stopping in Oakland with friends
Tor the last year Oakland Tribune.
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A Picnic at Pearl City.
The attendants of Central Union
church Bible school are enjoying a
picnic at Pearl City today as thel
guests of the Sunday school. A spe-
cial train conveyed the picnickers out
to Pearl City this morning and wiill
bring them back tonight, after a day
has been devoted to swimming, sail.
ing and informal games, to say moth.
ing of the delicious repast that has
been prepared.
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