Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-30


q visit on the mainland having impro
the guests, numbering nearly 100 were
served a wedding breakfast at the
Levin home. cerner Of Buchon and
Garden streets. Here also the dec
orations were most beautiful. and the
same color scheme prevailed as at
guild hall. These are the Hawaiian
colors. The breakfast table was pro-
fusely decorated In bridal roses and
lilies of the valley.
The bridal couple left on the limited
on Sunday afternoon for the city
where they win visit the exposition,
sailing for Honolulu tomorrow after
noon They will sail on the Matsonia.
which is the ship on which Mrs. Oh
son sailed to the islands on her for
mer visit to Honolulu
Relatives Of the bride who were
present at the wedding were NJ Lew
In. the father, Mrs. r. L. Prouty, Mr..
and Mrs. IT w Greenfield. Nathan,
Henrietta and Bernard Levin Mr..
olson's relatives present were Mr.
and Mrs. II. Il Olson. patenks Mr.
and Mrs. H e. Gillette and Miss Alma
Olson. Their home Is Los Angeles.
The bride was one Of the most
charming and popular young ladies Of
this city, having been born here and
residing here continuously save for
short periods during her school days
The groom is one Of the most promi-
nent young lawyers in Honolulu,
where he has q host Of friends
A great following Of friends Of the
young couple went to the depot to bid
them farewell. As the train was about
to pull out, Miss Helen Mills sang the
popular Hawaiian song aloha De.
which was enthusiastically received
by the large crowd who heard her.
Friends Of the bride met the train at
Santa Margarita, Templeton, Pas0 R0-
bles and Salinas to welcome and wish
her godspeed on her journey.
This afternoon the following rela.
tives viii 60 to the city to bid the
young couple final adieu prior TO-
their sailing tomorrow afternoon:
Mrs. r. L. Prouty and Miss Henrietta
Levin, sisters of the bride. and Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Olson, parents Of the
groom.
Parties Visit Coral Gardens.
Quite q number Of special parties
have made the Coral Gardens at Ka,
neohe their objective point during the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. william w
Of Eva gave an automobile
party there last Sunday, visiting the
gardens of coral IN the glass-bottom
boat In the afternoon and spending q
delightful afternoon about the beanti-
full grounds OF Kaneohe Hale. They
waited for the moon to rise at seven
o'clock from behind the Kailua hills
and assert that they were amply re-
paid by the wonderful elects on noun
tain and bay. From the Coral Gardens
the party drove to the Pail and were
fascinated by the fairy-like won
derland of Hill and dale. plain
and peak. lighted by the brilliant Hight
Of the trOpic full NOON as seen from
this vantage point for the sigIltseer.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Westervelt
were the hosts for q party Of r who
spent the afternoon at the Coral Car
dens, visiting the underwater home Of
the painted fishes and Col0red c0raIs
in the glass-bottom boat and later en-.
joying afternoon tea under the priui
tive lanai. It was 3 jolly party and
all we're much interested IN the speef
mems Of coral which have been COZ
;ected by A. L. MacKaye. Several
other parties visited the Coral Gar
dens during the week including Off