Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

ARMITAGE-RIPLEY NUPTIAL
A pretty wedding was solemniZed
at the Nuuaflu home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Robinson on Wednesday
morning at 9 O'Clock, when Miss Ger.
trude Ripley and Mr. Arthur Armi-
tage we're married. Rev. L. l.. Loot.
borrow of the Methodist church off.
ciating -
The ceremony tooM place in the
large fern adorned driving room. Pr
ano music was furnished by Jan Cher
niavsky. the noted Russian artist.
The. bride was apiy .attired in a
white crepe de chine suit with a
vogue hat of satin folds. She carried
a bouquet of white yiolets and or
chids The groom's present was a
diamond and platinum pendant.
Mrs. C. B. Ripley, the brides mother,
wore a gown Of heavy white silk.
After the ceremony the wedding
party motored to the Matsonia to bid
the happy couple bon voyage, and Incl
dentally make them known to their
fellow passengers by shoWering them
with rice and orange blossoms.
Mrs. Armitage as farewell threw
her bouquet to the guests on the
wharf. Miss Ruth Stacker caught it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armitage will reside
at the Hotel Shattuck in Berkeley, re-
turning early in January to their
home on Liholiho street.
Mr.. Armitage is with the shipping
department of Castle & Cooke, and
his bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs C. B. Ripley. :.~.. ~ =. i
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DIR. AND MRS. HARVEY MURRAY'S
DINNER
Princess David Kawananakoa was
the guest of honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Harvey Murray when they entertained
at dinner at the University Club, in
the palm garden. Hanging from a
high beam was a huge basket OF trail
ing asparagus vine, which hung almost
to the table cover Beneath this and
rising to meet the asparagus vine was
a low silver bowl filled with dozens
OF glorious red ixoras, and about the
huge square table, at which sat 81
guests, quantities of flaming ixoraS
snd Transvaal daisies were used.
From the top Of the asparagus basket
in clouds of rainbow coloring, came
illusion in pink, sapphire, sky blue,
yellow. brown, green, red and laven-
der. 1t covered the table like rosy
mist. Resting in some mysterious
way. ixoras seemed to climb and grow
in the trailing asparagus. About
dozen lighted tapers with pink shades
cast a soft and effective glow over all.
The name cards were pink and gold
and bore the monogram OF the most
and hostess.
Those at the table besides DR.. and
Mrs Murray we're Princess David
kawananakoa, the guest OF honor; MT:
and Mrs Walter Macfarlane, Maj. and
Mrs William A. Purdy. Mr.. and MIS-.
Alexander G, Halves, Mr.. and Mrs. At
bert P. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Chillingworth, DR.. and Mrs. Clllo[u
4 High, Dr.. and Mrs. Pugsly, tne
Portuguese Consul and Mrs. Angelo
Pessoa, Judge and Mrs. Edward M
Watson. Mrs. Robert w. Single, MRS.
Robert Hind, Mrs Z. S. Cunha, MISS
Mary Low, Miss Irene Dickson, MAI.
Herbert Williams, Lieut.. Charles Ly'
man. DR.. Norman Smith, Mr.. Cornell
rankin, Mr.. Abrahamson OF San
Francisco and Mrs. Carruthers Of San
Francisco.
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MRS. JAMES COCKBURNS BRIDGE
Mrs. D. Keith Wilson of Vancouver
a sister of Mrs. James Cockburn, was
her guest of honor at a bridge party on
Friday of this week. About 20 guests
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MRS. J.. E. AUSTIN AND MRS.
NORMAN ADAMS HONORED.
Miss Sara Lucas is entertaining a
company of guests at picnic lunch
con today at her Kahalawai home,
honoring Mrs. j. E. Austin and Mrs.