Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27

Army Bride II Welcomed Here.
Service and civilian society circles
are now welcoming Mrs. Clyde Rush
Abraham, wife OF Lieut. Abraham, OF
Fort Shafter, one OF the recent brides.
The wedding is thus described IN the
sAsheville On. CD Citizen:
SOCIETY AND PERSONALS.
"a wedding of great social interest
and one marked by charming arrange
ment OF detail In every particular was
that Of Miss Maade Willis and Lieut.
Clyde Rush Abraham. Il B A., At
Trinity church last evening. the cefe.
mony taking place at o'clock. The
schancal 0f the church was exquisitely
decorated In autumn leaves Of brilliant
hues, making charming BACKGROUND
for the wedding party as It was
grouped around the altar, which was
lighted with the customary candles
and covered with q rich cloth OF lace
Rt. Rev. Bishop Junius Horner was
the celebrant Miss Linda Schartle
played the wedding marches, using
Lohengrin for the professional and
Mendelssohn as q occasional. Miss
Schartle also played very effectively
Perfect Day. Just before the entrance
of the bridal party. Miss Willis, who
went in on the arm of her mother.
Mrs. JULIUS Disney Willis, who gave
her In marriage. was preceded by her
maid Of honor. Miss Cammie Jones Of
Asheville. and BY the three brides
maids. Miss Geraldine Jones of Mem,
phis. Tenn; Miss Olive Ford OF Mis-
sissippf. and Miss Ada Emmett Of Chi
cago. The groomsmen were Mr.. Ruiz
ner Campbell, Mr.. Richard LoughraD
and Mr.. Leicester Chapman, all OF
this city. and the ushers Mr.. Edwin
L. Ray and Mr. John Staley Hursey.
"The groom, who wore the full
dress uniform OF his regiment. was
attended by Capt. l. r. Williams as
best man and met the bride in the
chancel. The bride, who is a young
woman OF exceptional beauty, wore an
ideal wedding gown fashioned of &C.
Gordon plating, the bodice and wide
girdle being encrusted with hand en-
broidery of silver done on chiffon. 4
veil of tulle falling from fascinating
cap ARRANGEMENT, fell in sweeping
train. which had q rich silver border.
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girlishness and beauty. which Is OF the
soft southern tyne. She carried a
shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley.
The bridesmaids wore CHARMING
frocks of fiesh-colored tulle. with over
skirts of pink taffeta and gfrdles OF
pastel blue. Completing the costiimeg
we're unique moonlight hats made o.
tulle and ornamented with a French
rose of pink falling from the hats at
the back was one streamer OF the
pastel blue ending with a rose each
maid carried a dainty muff of tulle
and roses instead of the conventional
flowers. The maid Of honor. Mise
Cammie Jones. carried an arm b0u-
auet of pink Killarney roses. Mrs
Willis was gowned In handsome
creation of black lace and white chit,
fcn with girdIe of pastel colors.
After the ceremony the bridal par
ty and about 80 guests were enter
tanned by Mrs. Willis with a receptioD
at Battery Park hotel which was held
in the main lounge The brides table
occupied the place of honor and was
tastefully decorated with pink candle
shades with silver fringe. The
lounge was made festive for the ncca.
sion with a decoration OF autumn
leaves and dwarf cedar trees In pots
which were massed as a background
for the receiving party. The Ritz
Carlton orchestra PLAYED a special mu
steal program and the guests spent
the evening in dancing. The brides
cake occupied a conspicuous place and
was appropriately ornamented with in
tricate frostings. The cutting afford
ed excitement and much merrimenf
among the bridal party. Among the
guests from out-ofstown were: Dr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Grow OF Pittsburg. Mrs.
Crow being a sister of the groom.
Mrs. Robert Jones, Of Memphis; Mr.
and Mrs. Tony lie Long of New Or
leans; Mrs. 4. p. Mallie. Flat Rock,
and Mrs. Sara Seibels, Columbia
Other guests at the reception inclut