Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01


- when suddenly, during the very
last week, We have three weddings i'll
rapid succession. One Of these was
a large and brilliant affair, besides
having the distinction of being our
first military wedding for some time.
Thus the Watrous- Reichman nuptials
only barely saved July from departing
without having shown due regard and
respect to His Majesty King Cupid.
t& e s%
Watrons- Reiehmann Wedding.
One Of the loveiiest weddings of the
summer season took place at noon on
Tuesday, when Miss Charlotte Reich
mann, daughter of Eieut-Colonel and
Mrs. Carl Reichmann of Schofield
Barracks, became the bride of Lieut.
chant Livingston Watrous, U. S. A.
The ceremony was performed in ST.
Andrews Cathedral by the Rt. Rev.
Henry Bono Restarick. ...:a' .
The church was most effectively
decorated in green and white, en-
HANGING its distinct architectural beau
". In front of the chancel was bank.
ed an abundance of fluffy ferns reliev-
ed by. masses of white asters. On
either side of the steps were huge
baskets filed with ferns and long
stemmed asters, while from the tall
twisted handles flowed misty bows
OF tulle. Other baskets were placed
about artistieally while palms made
pretty background. The altar was
adorned with two handsome vases
each bearing a sheaf of stately white
Easter lilies. Directly in front of
the chancel, on either side, were drap-
ed the stars and stripes and the regi-
mental colors of the Twenty-fifth In
fantry, which is Lieutenant Watrous'
regiment. The pews reserved for the
relatives and intimate friends of the
family, were roped of with streamers
Of white satin ribbon, and decorated
with a profusion of pure white as
tiers.
Shortly after twelve o'clock, to the
opening strains of the Lohengrin
wedding march, the bridal party en-
tered the church. II was led down
the long aisle by little Betty Naylor
and tiny Robert Meals, each carrying
dainty baskets filled with white rose:
buds. Master Meals looked very cum
ming in little Kate Greenaway cos.
tune Of green and white.
Next came the maid-ofhonor, Miss
Anne Peschmann, who is the sister of
the bride She was gowned in stun.
ming creation Of white taffeta and dot
ted net. II was made according to
the very latest fashion, with a tunlc
Of the silk and narrow, beruffled
foundation OF the net. She carried
an aFmful OF exquisite white lilies.
Last on the arm of her father, came
the bride looking lovely in an elab-
crate robe Of white silk, chiffon and
the most delicate of laces. Her long
tulle veil, fitted close about her face
and trimmed with orange blossoms.
was caught to the end of her train
with more of these dainty bridal flow
ers. She carried beautiful shower
bouquet Of white orchids and roses,
Lieutenant Watrous was supported
by Lieutenant Joseph A. Marmon as
best man while those who acted as
ushers were Lieutenant William A.
Canoe. Lieutenant Charles A. Meals,
Lieutenant Robert p Harbold and
Lieutenant Oswald H. Saunders Of the
Twenty-fifth Infantry; Lieutenant
John H. Hinemon OF the First Infan-
try and Lieutenant L. A. Beard of
the First FIeld Artillery.
Colonel Reichmann gave his daugh-
ter away. Mrs Reichmann was becom-
ingly gowned In handsome costume
OF layendar chiffon and silver lace.
To the happy strains of the Men,
delssohn march, the bridal party left
the church. going at once to the Young
Hotel where a delightful wedding
breakfast was served Besides the
members of the bridal party, covers
were placed at the table for Colonel
and Mrs. Lyman w. V. Kennon, Mrs.
L. A. Beard, Mrs, Charles A. Meals,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Naylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilder and Bishop and
Mrs. Restarick.
Mr.. and Mrs Watrous departed for
the coast on. the Matsonia Wednesday
morning for their honeymoon which
will be spent in the states. They ex-.
pect to return TO the islands about
the middle of September.
Mrs. Watrous' going-away costume
was a modish silk suit of navy blue
set on by a chic little French hat.
Just before the steamer left her
of lavender chiffon and silver lace.
hand struck up the wedding march in
honor of the bridal couple.
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MFs. AppIin's Bridge.
Mrs. Frank ID. Apnlin was hostess
at lovely six-tables bridge yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. c. A. Clark,
wife OF Captain Clark, who is leaving
q the next transport for the coast.
The tables we're placed on the spa.
cious lanai where a cool breeze added
to the comfort aud enjoyment of the.
afternoon. Quantities of flags from the
garrison, artistically arranged, with
hibiscus blooms, American Beauty ro.I
ses and loads of cut flowers OF all
sorts, transformed the rooms ana Ia
mai into veritable bowers of lowell
ness.
The prizes, which were EXQUISITE
Canton china sandwich plates, were
won by Mrs. Frederick w Phisterer,
Miss Evans, Mrs. Charles Crane, Miss
Shupe, Mrs. Donaldson Sloan and Miss