Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

VI III " oiANA iNNf-2AAAhiif ht14iNt-'
surgeon, L. S A. and Miss Hazel
auckland, one of Honolulus prettiest
and most popular girls In beauty Of
appointment and perfection OF its
carrying-out, the wedding Was an
event Of note.
II took place at $50 o'clock on Tues.
day evening at St Andrews Cathed-
raj The beautiful cathedral hall was
= filled with friends and acquaintance
Of the young couple and decorated
with artistic appreciation and loving
care
Only 100 guests we're hidden TO the
reception afterward at the John Guilds
lovely Kaalawai home, Nalukea.
The decorations 1t the church and
al the Guild home were St. Joseph
lilies, sweet peas and roses combined.
The church was very effectively and
yet very simply adorned. The altar
rail was banked with quantities of
maidenhair fern and sunny white
lilies The pews on either side, re
served for the family and intimate
friends. were marked with tall stand
ing clusters Of ST. Joseph lilies and
white tulle. The altar in the church
WIS DdHhtu Will uldfutIlfld1I anu
stately branches of the same lilies.
The seven brsnched candles at either
side with the lighted tapers we're dig
nified and appropriate. The church
was decorated by Miss Jessie Ken
nedy and Miss Mary Lucas, intimate
friends of the young bride
II was in some respects military
wedding" the groom, his best man
and ushers all being in full dress uni
FORM DIR. Reesman's rank is that of
lieutenant
The organ, played by Mr. r. r.
Bode. rendered soft, appropriate music
before the arrival of the bridal party.
The first strains of the Lohengrin
wedding march announced the arrival
of the dainty bride, who made a very
beautiful picture as she entered the
cathedral on the arm of DR.. George
Herbert, who gave her into the keep
ing OF her husband. She was preced-
ed by the maid OF honor, her sister.
Miss Vivian auckland, and the two
bridesmaids, Miss Ruth McChesney
and Miss Myrtle Schuman. The bride,
who is one Of the prettiest of Homo
lulu's daughters. was exquisitely
gowned in a snowy fabric of white net
and silver mesh lace over white satin.
The long court train, square at the
ends and suspended from the shout
ders, was of heavy silver lace and
satin and the tulle veil which stream
ed like a white cloud to the end of
the train was clasped about the brides
head with orange-blossom buds. The
waist of the gown was silver lace and
tulle and the short skirt bore a deep
silver band. Silver slippers we're
worn. A very handsome shower bou-
Quet of white and lavender orchids
was carried and later when tossed to
the young girls assembled. was caught
by Miss Jessie Kennedy, who ar
ranged the bouquet for the bride
Miss Vivian auckland. maid of
honor, was gowned in blue and silver,
most becoming and charming crea-
ton The foundation was of silver
cloth and over this was an over-dress
of blue in silk net With this was worn |
a large silver lace picture-hat with
silver bands forming the crown. a |
very unique bouQuet,la silver bag, was !
held. tumbling out of II pretty Cecil /
Bruned roses. each of the three girls /
hats and flower baskets being alike
Miss Ruth McChesney's blonde type !
was most attractiyely set off in a |
deep Nfle-green gown made la mode. !!
a short full skirt with silver lace !
bodice and silver slippers completed !
this dainty picture.
Miss Myrtle Schuman, who is to be
a bride of next week. was attired in a /
very lovely shade of pink, net being ,
used in this very pretty gown with the !
bodice of silver lace and tulle She
also wore silver slippers
Mrs. Mary f. BucklaL mother OF
the bride, was most tractively !
gowned In sky blue and SILVER bro /
cade made en- train. She wore a large !
white tulle hat which was most be- /
coming.
Capt. Samuel Tilghman supported |
DR.. Reesman as best man and the I
ushers we're Lieut.. Charles Lyman and
Lieut. Wallace Philoon
After signing the register the
bridal party again entered the cathed- /
raj and to the strains of Mendelsshon's
wedding march came down the aisle
smiling and happy. !.
II was generally declared one of the
prettiest weddings ever held at ST.
Andrews and the bride made deep
impression on all there, she looked so !
winsome and sweet
After leaving the church the bridal
party motored to Kaalawai, where
the wedding reception was held The
grounds had been beautifully lighted, !
being strung with colored electric
lights, the reception room was a mass
Of feathery pepper and roses. The I
tables were set upon the lawn AMI
here a wedding supper was served by .
Mrs. Hannah Palmer. The brides I
table held basket with a tall handle
tied with white tulle and filled with +
bride roses. On Mrs. Bucklands table
was a basket filled with pink and
blue sweet peas. After supper the
bride and groom slipped away to Ka.
hala where their honeymoon is to be
spent On coming back they will go
to Fort Kamehameha, where a furn-
ished bungalow awaits them.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. |