Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-20
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= URMOUNTED: 81 Quantities OF ex.
quisite flowers I'm soft pastelle
- shades and exquisite maidenhair
ferns and smilax, Miss Irnla Ballen-
tyne, eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton G. Ballentyne,. ard Mr.. Cliff
ford White of Cashmere. Wash, we're
married at the hons OF the brides pa
rents on Thursday evening. the Right
Rev. Henry Eond Restarick cffic-at-
ing.
Promptly at $50 O'Clock. as a Ha-
waiian quintet club played the strains
OF the LohengTin wedding march, the
bride entered the room lean Jng upon
the arm Of her father. She wore an
exquisite gown Of white charmeuse
ornamented with handsome rose point
lace and pearl pasmenterie, and car
ried bouquet OF sweet peas. f..
Preceding the bride were her attend
ants Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss
Maud Ballentyne and Miss Rhoda Bal
lentyne. Their costumes were in the
soft pastelle shades and of exquisite
crepe meteor. Miss Marie Ballentyne,
as maid OF honor, wore a gown trim.
med I'm white and gold broeade, and
carried pink and blue sweet peas Miss
Maud Ballentyne was In pink and
white and Miss Rhoda Ballentyne wore.
blue and white. @.@
Mr.. White was supported by John
II. G0an, who came with him from.
Washington to be best man at, the
wedding. "a.
Preceding the bridal party up the
aisle-formed CT standards OF tulle1
and Dnilax- little Virginia Watson,
wearing dainty frock OF blue chiffon
carried a single Gala lily in which
rested the wedding ring. Beneath a.
canopy OF tulle and smilax the young
couple plighted their troth and, as
Bishop Restariek read the service, the
electric lights were extinguished and
the bridal party stood in the soft glow
Of the candles
All through the entire house the
pastelle decorations were carried out
Quantities OF exquisite flowers in pink
blue and lavender we're arranged in
the rooms with artistic effect
Wiens after the Wedding. Mrs. White
tossed her bouquet among the guests,
II was scanght by her sister, Miss Ma.
RE Bailentyne, and Miss Helen Spald-
ing. aba ISL
0ustaye Ballentyne, brother Of
the bride, and her cousin. Watson Bal
leatyhe, were ushers during the even
ins.
The wedding Of Miss Ralleptyne and
M. White was one of the siDArtest az.
fairs OF the season and was witness
81 By nearly 200 of lion olnlu's pom |
ihenf people. TIE smarrik 4e hs ! the |
cnlminaticn Of romance begun over
two years aEo, when the brideRwRsf IN
the NorthMest visiting her sister Mss |
Marie Ballentyne. who was Il en fttily-
ing to become 4 trained nurse.
Within few weeks Mr.. and MIR. |
White VIII leave Honolulu to make |
their home in Cashmere, washington. |
where MT. White Is engaged in bust
Mrs, White is d graduate Of Puma
hou Academy and, since her gradua-
ton. has been a favorite In society.
During the weeks preceding her mar
fiage she had been the motive fori
numerous social functions Some
among those who entertained for herl
recently we're Mrs. 7. @. Ballentyne.l
Mrs Edward Dekum, Mrs. A. w. T.
1ottomley and Miss Violet Atherton.
There wer many handsome gowns
seen az the wedding. among them be-
ing that OF the brides mother. who
wore champagne satin with an 9oyer-i
dress Of black net.
Mrs r. 81 Ballentyne wore simple |
costume Of black and white silk
Mrs A. Hooking was stunning in all
gown or lavender satin.
Miss Hartnagle wore an attractiyeI
gown Of silver grey charmense.
Mrs. Carl Du Roi was becominglyl
toNned N blue charmeuse ornamentedI
With black lace and silver beads
Hiss Florence Hoffman was attract
||| III frock of Dresden taffeta fash
'Ched with several fluffy little ruffles.
Mrs z. M Watson wore q cream
.I|0red costume ofnamented with lace,
NJ attractive gown
An attractive gown was that worn
by Mrs. j. A. Kennedy. who was in |
white satin with an overdress OF white
net
Mrs Eugene Murphy was in black