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

/ golden shower. baskets of lacy ferns
and choice palms. The bride and
groom wero married by the minister,
David G Peters. standing beneath an
arbor OF golden shower, asparagus
vine and ferns.
Before the ceremony and while the
friends were assembling Mrs. Eliza
beth Bowman and Miss Alice Hop
per played the violin and cello, while
Mrs. Mcpherson played the organ.
The music was beautifully rendered.
After the wedding a reception was
held In the reception hall of the
church. This reception room was
very artisticaEy decorated in golden
shower. golden corecpsis and the
golden Herecal;is lilies, with quaint
ties Of very beautiful lace and Aus
tralian fern. Tie bride was gowned
in a very loyey white Georgette
crepe and the veil was held to the
head with orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower bouquet of white rose
buds and sweet peas. A pretty crush
girdle encircled the waist. She was
given into her husbands keeping by
her father. Mr.. A. v. Gear.
PoRTER-coNANT.
Last Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
O'Clock In st. Clements chapel was
solemnized the wedding uniting Mr..
Alexander James Porter and Miss Nell
KahuIulani conant, Rev. Douglas d.
Wallace, pastor of Christ Church, Ke.
alakekua, Kona, Hawaii, officiating.
The Rev. Mr.. Wallace is an old friend
Of the Conant family. as they are for.
mef residents OF Kona. The bride is
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E.
Conanf
The bride was given into the keep
ing Of her husband by her father.
Her sister, Mrs. L. C. Child of Kona,
was the matron Of honor. After the
ceremony the bridal party motored to
the Donna Hotel where collation.
was served.
The bride wore very modish white
silk suit and a. large picture hat
Mrs. Child wore a smart afternoon
frock In old rose taffeta and picture
hat
The bride carried q shower bou.
quet Of white sweet peas and white.
rose buds.
1.-The reception room was decorated
with palms and handsome baskets of
ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter accepted /
the good wishes of their. friends stand.
ing beneath lowered canopy sof
white jasmine and the blossoms Of the
casa granda
They left by motor for Haleiwa,
where their honeymoon will be spent
The friends at the church and re-
ception we're Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.. Peter
son. Mr.. and Mrs B. Burkowitz, Mr..
and Mrs. George BASTARD, Mrs. Charles
J. Mccarthy, Mrs. Blunt. Mrs. Deem
ing, Miss Margaret Riley. Miss Der
nice Cuisine. Misses Aileen, Louise,
Virginia and Margaret Mccarthy, Mr..
Oswald MayaH, Mr. Wallace Aungst
and tae brides parents.
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OHRT-KEt.LEY NUPTIA1.S.
Last Saturday morning at 1920
Miss Desmond Kelley and Mr.. Fred
Ohrt contaminated their troth in st.
Clements chapel. = the Rev. Canon
John Osborne performing the wedding
ceremony.
1t was a very simple, quiet we'd
ding. The church was prettily decor
ated with palms and white liiies.i
After the wedding service was read
the wedding party motored to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Dun, |
bar, where a wedding breakfast await
ed them. The table had as its central
adornment the wedding cake and
around and about II were gracefully
scattered blossoms and petals of the
quaint white field daisy, with sprays
Of maidenhair fern.
These at the breakfast we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ohrt. Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Dunbar and Mrs. Hannah Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohrt left almost i'm
mediately for the other side of the
island, where their honeymoon is be-
ing spent Y
Mrs, Ohrt has striking personal
ity and in brief residence has made
a host of friends here. She made, it
win be remembered, an especially fine
Katherine in the recent production
of The Tanning of the Shrew.'' Mr.
Ohrt Is connected with the city en-
gineer's office. Both are very popu.
lar and their wedding gave their
friends complete surprise, which has
been followed by showers OF good
wishes. -. ..
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DIR, AND MRS. CHARLES ADAMS
CHINESE DINNER. IT..
Last Saturday evening DIR. and Mrs.
Charles Adams gave dinner in honor
of Gen. and Mrs. John P. Wiser, who
left on the Sunday transport after
year and half in the islands. It was
a Chinese dinner and the guests wore
peacock feathers in their hair. After
dinner large company of friends
came in and enjoyed the Chinese play
done 0y Chinese actors in costume
accompanied by Chinese music.
Some among Err and Mrs. Adams
dinner guests were Gen. and Mrs.
John P. Wiser, Capt. and Mrs. Ed
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