Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13

Ross-Ferrier. ~ -, -. -
A wedding Of especial interest to
the Honolulu OF yesterday as well as
of today was solemnized at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Terrier, Piedmont, Cal, When
Miss Elizabeth Terrier became the
wife OF Donald Lishman Ross OF no
nolulu. Il was one of the very pretu
est weddings this year and a large
assemblage OF friends Witnessed the
marriage. The couple were married
IN the room where the large fireplace
made a handsome background banked
high with roses and syringa blossoms
and a tracery of smilax. In the dit
ferent rooms we're contrasting bios
SONS.
Promptly at S:30 Elizabeth- Terrier
and her father descended the stairs
WITH the bridesmaid. Miss Madeline
Ross, heading the procession. Miss
Ross was beautiful in creation oil
rose-pink chiffon with hoop panniers
Of wonderful piece of satin brought
from China. The chiffon and satin
bfocade were perfect match. Little
roses were artistically arranged or
fhe skirt. Gold lace was also used t.
adorn this exquisite gown, and she
wore gold slippers, no gloves, anc
carried a shower bouquet of yellow
flowers. l ii.
Then came Delphine Terrier in 6
chiffon cloth of gold with very hand
some net oyerdress made in the hooi
fashion.
Then the bride appeared in gor
Reous gown OF silk net embroidered
with pearls. This fell over an under
dress of silver lace. IL was the short
length gown which is in vogue jus
now. A long court train of net ant
silver hung from the shoulders ant
the lovely long wedding veil, which
enveloped her Ike halo, fell to tht
length of her train. She was the daint
lest and sweetest bride one could wisl
10 see
The Wedding ring was platinum, ant
half way around 1t glistened with !;
half circle Of diamonds.
AT the supper the brides table wa,
pretty with its central ornament II
the shape OF wedding bell. The namt
cards were little brides dressed in sat
IN and tulle.
The wedding gifts were many anf
costly.
Donald Ross IS an island boy" anf
be has lived here all his life excep
for the few recent short years a
college. He was one Of the creates
favorites of the younger set. His
iather and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
George Ross. make their home nov
n Piedmont. Mr.. Ross is retired
sugar planter and comes couple o.
times year to Hawaii. When here
they always make their home witt
Mother" Lishman, as she is lovingly
known to her large circle of friends
Miss Margaret Lishman went to San
francisco TO be present at Donald's
Wedding.
The FOLLOWING clipping gives further
fetails:
Within a bower formed by arches
nI Dorothy Perkins roses Miss Eliza
beth Ferrier became the bride of
|fnald Iishmsn Ross of Piedmont
I<st evening at an elaborate home
ceremoay at :he Berkeley residence
az the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANCIS Ferrier. The Rev. George
Eldredge read the marriage service,
which was witnessed by 125 guests.
The bride was attended by her sis.
ter. Miss Delpnine Ferrier, as maid
Of honor, and Miss Madeline Ross
sister of the bridegroom, as brides
maid. Charles McWayne of Homo
l1lu was groomsman. The bride wore
4 handsome gown of white tulle EN-
broidered in pearls, over q founda
ton of cloth of silver The skirt
was made short with hooped effect
and q long court train of silver and