Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-08

daughter of Maj and Mrs Lehman Of
the I'd Infantry became the bride Of
: I'd Lieut. Douglass Tart Greene Of the
I'd Infantry. Elisas ~ tls1e ~
The entire house was a veritable
bower Of beautifnl flowers tastefully
arranged in clusters and festooned
from ahe second floor down into the
hallway and along the aisle to the
parlor. where The ceremony was per
formed In the most impressive style
By Father UIrieh OF the Catholic
church Of Honolulu. Kst
The odof Of stephanotts filled the
air as this beautifHl vine OF sweet
scented flowefs. sc for ire gods was
used throughout IN the decorations.
and was evidently intended by nature
TO 20 hand IN hand with brides and
orange blossomS Large clusters Of
white Oleandefs were used to soften
the lights Of the chandeliers and
brides roses and ferns made the cor.
ners appear as parts 81 fairglaAd
The I'd Infantry ofcnestra, stationed
on the trent lanai, played several APP
propriate pieces while the guests were
assembling. and promptly at 8 O'Clock
the strains OF the wedding march be.
gan. Father UlTich, assisted BY Chap
lain Ignatius Fealy OF the 1st Field
Artillery, preceded the wedding party,
.-foIlowed by the groom and his best
man, Lieut.. Carl A. Hardigg. Miss
; Catherine Lenihan, sister of the bride,
came next, followed by the grooms.
men, Lieuts. Calder, Sylvester, Jones,
A. X. Lyman. G. B. Lyman and Halo
ran Of the I'd Infantry. The grooms-
men formed an arch with drawn
sabers, under which entered the bride
on the arm of her father.
After the ceremony an elegant buf.
fet lunch was served on the west la
mai, where large table had been pre-
pared. The health and happiness Of
the bride and groom was pledged
many times in the flowing bowl that
never approached emptiness.
Dancing Ras INDUCED m until a
late hour and during the merriment
Lieut.. and Mrs Greene made their
escape for an unknown destination.
The bride wore q charming gown
or white satin and lace. The veil
was gracefully arranged with a crown
OF orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet Of brides roses.
Miss Catherine Leniha1, the maid
or honor, wore very becoming gown
of-green taffeta and carried American
beauty roses.
Mrs Lehman. mother Of the bride,
was handsomely gewned in black
satin.
mrs. B. w. Atkinson looked charm.
IN ii gown Of white and green
chafmuese
Mrs. Erneste v. Smith wore an or.
child gown with pearl trimmings. and
looked very handsome.
Mrs. Bailey Of Schofield Barracks
was handsomely dressed in black lace.
Miss Carpenter of Schofield Bar
racks. house-guest Of the familyi, wore
a charming frock Of pink crepe.
Mrs. Barker was dressed In white
chiffon and looked very pretty.
Mrs. Clifford Jones % Fort Kane
hameha -uore very becoming COS
tune Of old rose
Miss Halloran wore white decorat-I
ed with sweet peas.
Mrs. whitman looked charming in
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