Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-11

n ANClNG would .ar,rly be the
Ill pastime one would select
as form q amusement
during the hot weather for thu
society folk II honolulu, and
perhaps just for that reason if no
other, dancing has been the order Of
the week Just as The popular ma
trCns who have been entertaining all
winter folded their hands ani sat
down beneath a cool algcrOba tree TO
rest, the irrepress,,Dle members Of the
younger set came bounding home from
college and started the danCe-ber hum.
ming moro strenu0usly than ever
Really these dancing affairs seem to
be increasing with the heat instead Of
decreasing. This weeks calendar
SHOWS an advance In number over last
weeks. and next weeks promises to
be fuller than either OF course, they
are all informal which means they
are of the jolly, strenuous sort where
WIlted collar signifies a good time
To he sure, the beaches are crowded
all day long but this seems only r.
be In preparation or anticipation of
the evening. Evidently these who
I'VE IN the tropics learn 10 ignore the
neat, for even sophisticated San Fran.
cisco had 10 give up the ghost-Of the
dance-and make dash for the PENN.
sula and the beaches.
MeSrew-Smith Wedding.
of the beautiful Euptia,s of John
iaTn McGrew Of Paris and Honolulu |
and Miss Marie Carroll Smith of Read. !
ing. Pa, the Reading Eagle of June |
"a says:
Amidst floral setting as beautiful |
IN It's particular way as the bride her. |
self, Miss Marie Carroll Smith. daueh-
ter OF the late F. Leaf Smith Tor |
south Fifth street and John Tarn Nc. |
Grew OF Paris, France, were united in
matrimony at p. m, today. Rev. ]
r. kiernan, rector OF St Peters Ro-
man Catholic church. officiated. The
ceremony was performed at the home
OF the bride in the presence of about
so guests.
While the wedding was strictly pri-
vate, with no attendants. no detail to
add to the completeness of the ar
rangements was omitted. The front
room In which the ceremony was per-
formed was artistically adorned with
trellisses OF greens, and backgrounds
OF ferns, banked with white lilies pc
onies and lilies of the valley Lead
ing from the hall TO the mantel was
an aisle of flowers and ferns, beauti,
full In the extreme. Leaning upon the
arm of William Kerper Stevens, the
bride entered the room to the strains
OF the Wedding March from Iohen-
grin, played by Hangen's orchestra
concealed in the hall behind rustic
screens draped with flowers and ferns
"The bride. in her exquisite yet
simple gown of white satin, with
flounces OF Bruges lace, presented a
perfect picture with her bonnet of
Bruges lace matching the flouncings
OF the gown and a long veil of tulle
listened with orange blossoms and
jasmine. The ring ceremony OF the | {
Catholic church was used, during I
which the orchestra, consisting OF the
harp, flute. violin and cello, the I
strains of the harp predominating, rem
dered several appropriate selections i.
The bride carried lilies of the valley
and bride roses.
Inc ueCOTdlionS, III CHdiSe OF n. 4
H. Battles of Philadelphia. were most {
Elaborate. the front room in which the |
ceremony was performed being sym c
phony in green and white, and the .
porches and dining room in gayer ar c
ray. with the windows draped with
graceful hanging vines The porch I
decorations consisted or tall marble |
vases filed with larkspur, peonies and Z
gladiolaS, while the dining room was '
decorated with quantities
of ferns and other greens massed with | {