Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12
Mrs. IsobeI strong WEEDS Salisbury

Mrs. lsobei strong wees SALISBURY
Field.
SAN FRANCISCO = Mrs. IsobeI
Strong of Santa Barbara, stepdaught-
er OF Robert Louis Stevenson, was
married yesterday TO Edward Sails.
bury Field, weIl-known author and
playwright, at the country home OF
DIR. and Mrs. Russell II. Cool al Los
Gatos. In the marriage license the
age Of Mrs. Strong Is given as 4S and
that OF Field 80 years Because OF
the recent death Of Mrs. Stevenson,
the brides mother, the wedding was
a quiet one, being attended by only
few intimate friends. II is report.
ed that Mr.. and Mrs. Field will d.
vide their time between New York
City and California.
The wedding came as surprise to
many close friends Of Field and Mrs.
Strong. In 1907 a report was denied
by Fields mother that he, had mar
rled Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson.
This report started in Los Ange-
les, the home of the Field family. and
Il was discovered that II was started
by a woman N the EMPLOY OF Mrs.
Stevenson. At that time there was
no public intimaiion that Field and
Mrs. Strong were more than friends.
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Dinner Aboard ire. Alert.
The II. s. s. Alert was he scene cf
a gay dinner party On Tuesday evening
when Lieut.. Leo WEIGH entertained a
number OF friends. yellow was the
chosen color for the decorations and
big fluffy chrysanthemums were delft
Iy arranged to carry out the golden
effect. Those who spent the evening
as Mr.. Weschss guests were Miss Grace
Carter. Miss Harriet Hatch, Miss Lila
McDo1 ald. Miss Alexander. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins, Lieuts. Campanole, Yates
and Mcdonald.
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cIark-ioernann Wedding.
A pretty wedding was s0lemnized
Wednesday evening at the st Glenn
ent's Episcopal church when Miss
Mrs. F. B. Herman OF Watertown,
Wis, became the bride Of Lawrence
Everett Clark Of this city, the Rev..
Canon Meiborne performing the double.
ring cereR1ony At. eight o'a.oek TO
the old sweet strains of Mendelsohn's
wedding march. the bride. attired IN
an ivory crepe meteor gown trinfltd
with real lace And pearls, entered on
the arm spf her brother-in-law. Mr..
Hartwig Harders He long tul,e veil,
which was made In cap effect, was
caught with orange blossoms and she
carried a shower bouquet of brides
roses and ginger. sfN
She was preceded by the maid of
honor, her sister, Miss Selma Hoer-
mann Of lWatertown, Wisconsin, who
wore q beautiful gown of peach blow
chiffon trimmed with Venice lace and
carried q colonial bouquet Mr.. Clark
was attended by Thomas L.sBolton .asi
the best man and Mr.. clyner and Mr.. !
Mae George acted as ushers.
Following the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. H. Hsrders gave reception at
the Country Club which was appro-
priately decorated for the occasion. i
During the day congratulations, by
cable, were received from the parents
OF the bride and also from her broth
ers and sisters, DR.. and Mrs Arthur
fIoermann, DR.. and Mrs. e. J. Hoer-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs M. Weller .of
Waterfowl, Wis. and DR.. end Mrs.
r. b. Hoermann. DR.. and Mrs. A. H
Herman, Dr. B. A. Herman of Mil
waukee, Wis, and DR.. and Mrs. T. F.
Shinnick Of Beioit. Wis.
After the reception the young couple
left for brief honeymoon and viii be
al home after November 18th at their
home in Lunalilo street The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Carl. Mr.. and
Mrs r. @, Hummel. Mr.. and Mrs. A.