Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-15

| OF tnttr,s: TO the Ar..'s and IVY.
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in which the b:idegroCas were 81
the service took place Wednesday
one in Santa Barbara, when Miss Beat
rice Miller became the bride Of Lieut.
Harry CAN'T, L. s. A.. and two here
the marriage of Miss Gladys Bnchan
an and Major Lawrence c. Brown
U. s. A.. and Miss Gretchen Seven
man Of Redding and Ensign Benjamin
Hardy Page, L. S. y
The marriage of Miss Miller and
Lieut. Gantz was attended by large
number of the smart set of Santa Bar
bara, as well as guests from other
cities and many from San Francisco
They assembled at 40 O'Clock in the
picturesque Church Ct All-Souls-b blythe
Sea at Montecito.
The tribute to the army, and espe-
cially to the aviation corps, Of which
Lieut.. Gantz is a member, the decora.
tons of the church included, with q
variety OF flowers in the national col.
ors, the Stars and Stripes and the
flag OF the aviation CORPS. Rev. George
F. Weld. rector Of the church, per.
formed the ceremony.
The bride, who was given away by
her mother, Mrs. Ferdinand balm, was
goWned in an exquisite effect of white
satin, yelled in tulle, the oVerdress
and the tulle veil caught here and
there with sprays of orange blossoms
Point lace that had adorned her
mothers wedding gown gave an add
I1ional touch Of enumeration to both
bodice and skirt 4 wreath Of orange
blossoms held the bridal veil in place
and Miss Miller's bouquet was a show
er of lilies of the valley and butterfly
orchids.
Miss Beatrice Nickel, her only at
tendant, was in dainty gown Of t1f
feta in the hydrangea shades, and shC
carried an armful or those colerfu'
blossoms to accentuate the beauty o
the gown. A dainty. white leghorr
hat completed the costume.
Lieut.. Walter G.. K;lner was the best
man. and the ushers were Lieuts. Wal
ter Vausemeier and Earl C:~Canady. .
Following the ceremony. an elabo-
rate reception. attended by several
hundred guests, was held at The. Pep
Epers," the brides home in Montecito.
Supper was served in a -pergola that
had been especially constructed for
that event. and here the decorations
carried out the same hydrangea tones
Afterward dancing was enjoyed there
During the evening the lovely .Japan,
ese garden for which The. Peppers"
is lannon's was thrown open to the
guests. ... IN <
; Lieut:sand Mrs.' Gaiitz via make .
brief visit in this city before rHins
East After a short stay in New, York
and other cities. where they will be
extensively entertained by relatives
and friends. they win take up their
residence at Fort Sill, Okla, where
Lieut.. Gantz was ordered few weeks
ago. shortly after the announcement
Of the engagement.
VIII They Come to Hawaii?
A Los Angeles society paper com.
ments upon the yachting party al
which Mr.. E Roland Hartman has
been host for several weeks, and after
mentioning various entertainments
given for the young men their depar.
ture for San Francisco was chronicled,
Much has been said in the eastern
papers of young Harrimans cruise,
for shortly after the close of the spring
semester at Yale the young millionaire
invited half dozen or more of bis
college pals on trip through the
canal and a visit to the exposition
Now that they. have done" Los An
geles and other of the southern cities
and when they have concluded their
sight seeing expedition at the fair.
will they turn their craft. toward the
Paradise of the Pacific? There is ap
parently no reason why they should
not, for it is apparent that neither
time nor money would put a step in
the way of their coming to Hawaii
| The young collegians caused quite 3
futter among girlish hearts at Coro-
nado, San Diego and Los Angeles, and
needless to say they would cause a
wee bit of interest among the fair
members of Honolulu's smart set.
E. Roland Hartman is the youngest
son Of the late railroad king, and has
recently completed his college course
at Yale. The other members of his
party are sons of well-known finan.
ciers in the eastern states.
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kunaIa to Keep Open House.
The girls of the Kunalu Rowing
Club are returning from their vaca-
tons, spent in various parts of the
| islands and on the mainland. They
have opened NJ their club house for
the winters activities, and will be
glad to welcome all who are interested
| in the club to the house on Regatta
Day. An orchestra will provide music
| for dancing during the forenoon.