Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-23
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san Francisco society was deeply
interested i'm the wedding OF Miss
Sepha Pischel Of San Francisco to Mr..
John Albert Evers Miss Pischel. hay
ing visited here. has many friends in
Honolulu The wedding. which occurr-
ed carly this month was given the
following notice in the San Francisco
Chronicle
Miss Sepha Pischel was the first Of
the December brides, her marriage To
John Albert rvers having been sol
Cmnizcd Tuesday evening at the home
0f Df. AID Mrs Kaspar Pischcl Oh
California street The spacious Ual'-
room Of the Pischel home was the
acene of the elaborate affair. TO which
mere than 100 guests were hidden,
Golden chrtsinihemums brnkeG
{ gainst masses OF beautiful wood
wardia ferns and eyergreens made a
NEST charming setting for the affair,
rho Hridal parry standing before ar
impcoYised altar covered with heavy
rod brocade aud adorned with pro-
fusicn OF golden blooms. Massive
standards Of gold we're placed en- eth
or side Of the altar. surmounted with
baskets overfIowiIG with yellow
rhIysanthemnms and graceful sprays
OF ferns. Rev Caleb S. Dutton Off
ciated at the services.
The brides gown was of white
attn with an overdress of tulle COM
hined with rare lace. The bodice was
OF lace and a train Of the shimmerine
satin fell from tho shoulders, covered
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held in place by . coronet of orange
blossoms The bridal bouquet was a
shower OF white orchids.
Mrs Harold Fletcher. who was a.
bride of the summer. attended her
sister as matron CT honor. Her dress
was a charming creation of gold-enm-
broidered net over cloth of gold, the
floral coloring being thus repeated
with charming effect She carried
long-stemmcd Ophelia roses
The bridesmaids, Misses Marion
Fltzhugh, Elizabeth Games, Louise
AicNear, Katherine Bangs and Jessie
Boyd of Santa Barbara. were attired
alike in gowns oil ivory net draped
over cloth OF gold Their shower bou-
quets were OF bronze colored chrysan'
themums.
DIR. Harold Fletcher was the best
man. and the ushers were Louis
Watts, Dohrmann Pischel. James
Black and Harold Pischel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evers have left for
the Orient for a sojourn Of several
weeks, their wedding trip combining
pleasure and business. 1t was on ac-
count OF the sudden call of the BRIDE |
groom to the Far East that Tuesdays |
wedding was planned. the original ar
rangements having been for an out-of- |
door ceremony at the attractive Pts
cheI home in Ross"
Mr.. and Mrs Evers passed through |
Honolulu on their wedding trip, and |
were met by several local friends of
the bride. /
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY Won
Hollis DANCING PARTY
The Country Club will resound mer-
rily this evening swith a genuine yule,
tide party for Mr. and Mrs. Harry |
Won Holt and Miss Mary Won Holt are
honoring Miss Hilda Won /
Holt. Mr.. Herman Won Holt and Mr..
Ronald Won Holt. The dancing room
is mass of holly. Christmas green's
and wee bit of mistletoe needs must
be hidden in some cluster of flowers.
The young follS will dance until mid
night. About 100 guests are expected.
GIRL TO MARRY IN
HONOLULU
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1O.-The en-.
gagement has been announced of Miss
Edna Penniman to Norman Earl
Bowen, a civil engineer of Honolulu.
The wedding will take place in Homo
lulu on Saturday next The bride-to-
be is a daughter Of Luther Penniman
Of Burlingame. She is graduate
Of the Normal school at San Jose and
Tor the past year has been teaching
in Honolulu.-San Francisco Chroni-
ele.
The service set" at the Hotel st.
Francis has been augmented this
week by the arrival of an unusual
lumber of distinguished officers,
They are Admiral ]. NJ. Helm, .dmiral
W L. Caps. Admiral G. W. McElroy,
ADMIRAL - L. Hussey, Admiral H. H.
Francisco Chronicle.
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