Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-30

What the Exposition Affords the
/ Young Bride-to-be. .
Among the Honolulu society foil
who are going TO the exposition this
summe- are several Of the popular
brides-to-be, and it has been whisper
ed that they are going to avail them
selves OF the opportunities afforded
all Of the fair brides-elect at the fair
At present the Faubourg of the World
OF Fashion is in San Francisco. With
the great French sartorial masters
and mistresses having their only ex'
hibits at the exposition every woman
can be her own Worth or Poiret.
Every day sees a beyy OF girls at the
French pavilion. girls who are busy
making up their rousseau, with pen
Gil and pad in hand taking notes from
the almost unbelieyably beautiful mo-
dels shown there. Trosseau finery
seems to prevail in all Of the French
exhibits and the very latest novelties
for the 1915 bride are shown in great
quantities. Not every bride can hope
TO possess gowns of such elegance
and splendor as are shown by the
modistes, for the materials are the I'M
est products oil the famous French
looms, but the grace of line and
startling color combinations can be
easily reproduced by the clever Amer
lean girl
The dress problem is only one of
the reasons why the engaged girl
finds the exposition useful. She real.
Tres that all OF the countries not en-
gagged in war are making display OF
their best efforts in every line. From
gardening to architecture, from plumb
ing to lighting and from heating to
interior decorations the exposition Of.
fers universal education.
Ideas for home building and home
making are rampant
There is an attractive little redwood
cottage designed by Louis Mullgardt,
whose genius evolved the jeweled
tower. And this bungalow has been
copied by many OF the Califor-
mia brides. There is cunning white
pine yeottaee Witha huge syeranda and
surrounds #by a NODE garden, in
the Palace OF Varied industries there
is an ideal bungalow where electricity
and its uses are demonstrated. 1t is
nseH in every form imaginable. From
the. ice plant TO 1fiilady's curling tongs
the fixtures are electric, but aside
from the very modern appliances in
the heating, cooling and cooking, the
bungalow itself is an ideal model
This bungalow has already been
visited b. one of the engaged girls
in Honolulu and with her iance' she
helped to arrange the plans for bum
gaiow to be built on similar lines.
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Miss Helen Spalding WEEDS
Popular Navy Lieutenant.
/ A beautiful wedding was solemnized
in ST. Andrews Cathedral
by the Reverend Bishop Henry Bond
Restarick, when Miss Helen Spalding,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
|. Spalding. became the bride of Lieu
tenant Howard Douglass Bode, U. S.
NJ, son of Judge and Mrs. August H.
Bode of Cincinnati, ohio.
The bride made a charming picture
In white satin and Belgian point
aplaque with an over dress of silk
net festooned with orange blossoms.
Her veil, en- train, was caught close
about her head with band of tiny
white pearls. She carried an ivory
PRAYER boc.-.
Mrs. Norma Adams as matron OF
honor was In pink taffeta made in the
short high-waisted style. and wore a
white tulle HIT with pink streamers. |
Mr.. August Bode, Jr., stood with his
brother. Immediately after the cere-
nony the wedding party and few |
lose friends, numbering 19, motored |
o the Spalding residence on Puma
lou street. where wedding break
asst was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Bode |
eft late in the afternoon for Haleiwa
where they will remain until the sec
md week in July, leaving for the
on July IA The groom will |
,e stationed at Long Beach.
Following Is tthe. announcement,
which has been sent to friends: i
Or. and Mrs. Edward Irwin Spaiding /
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Helen Sewer
to
Howard Douglas Bode
Lieutenant United States Navy
N Tuesday the twenty-ninth of June
ne thousand nine hundred and fifteen
at ST. Andrews Cathedral
Honolulu, Hawaii
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Iisitcrs from Honolulu.
Colonel and Mrs. Frederick p Rey.
olds arrived about week ago FROM
honolulu. After week or two they
I'LL go to Los Angeles for a visit with
elatiyes of Mrs. Reynolds, who is
lember of the Childs family of that