Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-10


small circle OF intimate friends
= OF the two families represented,
Mr.. James +. Morgan and Miss Laura
A. Anterior, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Atherton, we're mar
ried on Thursday evening at the home
of the brides parents. 752 South
King street.
The wedding, though not a formal
church affair, was one OF the most
notable of the season and its setting
was that OF appropriate beauty and
good taste. The ceremony. per-
formed by Rev. A. A. Ebersole, asso-
ciate minister of Central Union
church, united two very wellknown.
families and two young people who
are particularly popular among wide
circle Of friends and acquaintance.
The picturesque home Of the brides
parents was brilliantly illuminated
and exquisitely decorated for the oc.
casion.
I. The Ianais approaching the drawing
room, where the wedding took place,
were handsome with their palms and
lovely baskets. The hall was banked
in rare palms, fern baskets and state
ly Gala lilies. The drawing room was
an exquisite chamber OF artistic
beauty. Great bowls of ST. Joseph
lilies and baskets Of asparagus fern
were used layishly and with striking
effect. The corner where stood the
dainty bride was especially beautiful
Overhead, to form canopy, were
long trailing sprays Of asparagus vine
and for background was q great bank
of the finest, lacy maidenhair fern
Hanging Just at the edge of the pretty
asparagus canopA floating like d
cloud, were artistically arranged loops
and ends Of maine In shades OF pink
and white. Along the sides to make
a perfect bower we're hundreds OF
pink gladioius and st. Joseph lilies.
These beautiful decorations were the
creation Of Mrs. Joseph Anterior Gil.
man.
The dining room where the bridal
party was seated. had been made
into bower IN white and green. The
table around which the party was
gathered was extremely pretty. From
the ceiling we're long strands Of filmyl
white illusion, they being caught
about the circular table with
lunches or white sweet peas. The
central adoruinent was low gold
bowl titled with sweet peas and
maidenhair fern. The library. where
the wedding gifts were displayed,
was decorated In palms and American
Beauty roses. The wedding gifts
were exceedingly beautiful-of silver,
glass, china, Oriental rugs, furniture.
handsome Chinese embroidery, and
there were cablegrams and wireless
messages from friends afar.
Promptly at $50 the bride came
into the drawing room upon her
fathers arm. She was met at the
1mprovised altar by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. Harold Morgan
The bride was attended by her
sisters, Mrs. Jack Guard and Miss
Violet Atherton and Miss Letitia Nor
gan. The ushers were Mr.. Charles
McWayne and Mr.. Jack Guard.
3 The brides dress was very beauti.
full. Made q Ia mode. It was com.
posed Of duchess satin and very
pretty burgese lace with the high
waist. II had the three tiers of skirt
with a quaint long peplum and daint.
ruche and from the shoulders hung 0
long court train. The skirt was made
short and was very smart looking.
The pretty bride was enveloped in a
cloud of illusion. her veil reaching to
the end Of the train. She carried 0
shower bouquet OF white orchids and
white sweet peas and was picture
of girlish sweetness, grace and deli
cate charm.
Mrs. Jack Guard. matron of honor
was charmingly gowned in g soft pink
taffeta, embroidered in silver and
very handsomely trimmed in silver
lace. II was made in the very short
bouffant mode and was very pretty
The two bridesmaids. Miss Violet
Anterior and Miss Letitia Morgan.
were very dainty in their extremely
chic and modish gowns, made alike.
Soft lace, daintlly arranged, adorned
the upper part. while very high
girdle with a saucy ruff met the lace
top. A wide panel came to the edge
of the dainty silk bobonet skirt, while
the back was made entirely OF the
silk bobonet, with q silver shell-pink
slip decorated with dainty garlands of
pink baby roses. At the belt in front
was very smart ribbon of silver
bow
The matron of honor carried pink
sweet peas. The bridesmaids were
charming, as they held showers of
pink sweet peas.
About one hundred relatives and
guests were assembled to witness the
uniting In wedlock of this popular
young couple.
After brief honeymoon they will
be at home to their friends in Manoa,
where Mr.. Morgan has most attrac-
tive bungalow ready for his bride.
About an hour after the ceremony
the bride and groom quietly slippei
away to spend their honeymoon sat a
place unknown to their friends. The
best wishes Of large circle of rela-
tives and friends will follow them
through life.
q q 4
RASEMAN-GEAR NUPTIALS.
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