Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-03

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The nuptial ceremony was celebrated
~ high noon at st. Andrews Cattle
dral. scene OF many beautiful we'd
dings, OF which this was one Of the
most memorable. Bishop Henry Bond
Restarick oifictated.
TIE cathedral was very simply but
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Pink and white were the colors chos-
en- BY the bride, and snowy white
lilies and American beauty roses
we're gracefully arranged at the
altar.
Just as tie clock struck u the we'd
ding party entered the cathedral. The
bride entered the church with her
father They were preceded up the
aisle hy The ushers, Lieut. Charles
kioot. and Mrs Norma Adams, the
pretty matrqn Of honor.
The bride. who is an unusually
pretty girl, as fair and dainty as any
Dresden shepherdess. was simply
gowned in soft white net and shad-.
ow lace. The waist was fashioned
with the little coat effect and the
skirt, falling within two inches of the
floor, was finished with shadow lace
flounces. Dainty bows of white satin
ribbon were the only ornaments worn
On the costume The bridal veil fell
in a graceful train and was fastened
with little groups OF waxlike orange
blossoms. II was arranged about the
fair face Of its wearer with strands of
pearls and clusters OF orange bios
SONS Instead of flowers. Miss Spald-
ing carried an ivory-bound prayer
hook. Her only ornament was the
bridegroon's gift. diamond pendant
set in platinum.
Mrs. Norma Adams was truly pic
ture of dainfiness in her short frock
of pink taffeta II was fashioned with
the new cavalier sleeves of chiffon
and taffeta She wore a becoming
white tuIle hat ornamented with folds
OF pink ribbon and finished with
etreamers Of the same shade. In her
arm she carried a huge white leghorn
basket from which peeped dainty pink
and white roses.
Mrs Edward I. Spalding, the brides
mother. was in handsome gown OF
cream colofed Belgian point applique.
She wore q large white hat adorned
with feather fancy. Her earrings,
and pendant were Of diamonds.
After he Wedding the bridal party
and few close friends Of the bride
md groom nlotored % the Spalding
home on lnahou street. where we'd
dipe bf6dkfast was served.
The table here was beautifully dec.
Grated with the pink and green pre-
vaiiing in the colors. with which were
mingled green and lavendar. The
cover was Of Byzantine lace and ar
ranged along the center were fluffs
Of pink. green and white tulle, caught
4,racofuiiy with little wreaths of
white eardenias At the brides place.
crested q silver vase filed with deli
Cate lavender orchids and at the other
end Of the table stood another tall.
vase Of American Beauty roses Some
81 these blossoms fen gracefully from
8heir vase and, twined with tulIe,
dropped below the cover to the floor.
Covers were laid at the breakfast
for Lieut. and Mrs. p. Bode. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. / Spalding, the brides father
and mother Mrs. Norma Adams. the
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