Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

and his bride, who was Miss kathryu
Williams Of Spokane, and whose pc
riod Of residence here until her recent
trip home had given her . wide cir
Gle of acQuaintances.
The Spokesman-Review Of Spokane.
tells OF the wedding as follows:
| Miss Kathryn Williams OF Spokane
and Frederick A. Schaeker OF Homo
! lulu were married last evening &C the
. home OF the brides mother, Mrs. KIT.
land X. Cutter. r.
The ceremony took place promptly
At half after s o'clock and the beau
ttful Cutter chalet. surrounded by III
terraces and sunken gardens. IT'S pop
lars sweeping black against the spark.
ling background of the city's lights.
made q most romantic setting for the
affair.
The living room was in green and
white, the altar at the east end was
formed a lanai fashion Of white
trellis work, entwined with asparagus
ferns, white syringa and white Pc
onfes were banked at each side with
palms Among the fronded branches
the lights of many candles fiickered.
Over the archwaI of the alcoye vas
I
On the stairway, down which the
bridal party came. the posts were dec.
Grated in tall stands Of the white bios
SONS. There were baskets Of roses
and sweet peas about the room.
Orchestra Gives Program.
Leonardo Brill led the orchestra
and gave short program before the
ceremony. ~.
The ushers were the first to ap-
pear after the wedding march was
sounded. The bridegroom, aecompa.
MED by George r. DooIittle, the best
man, and the Rev. Dean Hicks, who
performed the ceremony, came from
the den at the right of the entrance
hail and awaited the bridal party. The
ushers were II. P. Bittner, Runcan
Matthews Of Seattle; Alvin Jensen.
John Penn Fix, Edwin Matthias and
Ralph Movers.
Next came the bridesmaids, two by
two, first Miss Evelyn Dillingham; and
Miss Margaret Jensen, naxt Miss Har.
rfet Post and Miss Ramona Ham and
then Miss Helen Grinnell and Miss
Sybh Spencer. Their frocks were
most effective and summary OF point
desprft over white taffeta. Three OF
them were In pink and three In yellow.
Their coiffures were low with wide
brfms OF the net to match their COS.
tune and held In place with garlands
OF roses for the girls in pink and gar.
lands Of marguerites for those IN vel.
low. The ones In the rose color car.
rted nosegays Of small rosebuds and
the others marguerites. The effect
was like June meadow, n was so
pretty.
Miss Marjorie Capps, the brides
cousin, and maid Of honor, preceded
her She was all IN deep rose, her
gown being most effective one OF
rose georgette and satin with satin
train.
Bride q Stately, Radiant.
The bride came last on the arm Of
her cousin, Robert Capps Of Seattle.
She wore white chiffon with gold
embroidery IN Greek design on the
skirt and her bodice was OF thread
lace OF cobWebby sheerness over q
white satin slip. Her ven was simply
arranged, falling over her face and
cascading IN long folds in the back
and forming the train OF her costume.
She wore her hair smoothed back
from her low forehead and was
crowned with q wreath OF orange bios
SONS. She appeared stately and
radiant Her bouquet was Of white
orchids and pale mauve ones imported
from the East.
Mr.. Brill played 20 Promise Me-
during the reading Of the services.
and later the guests were received By
the young married couple. The ush-
ers, following the example OF the
bridegroom, turned their attentions to
the bridesmaids and kissed each OF
the receiving line IN turn.
Enjoy Informal Dance.
After supper an informal danes
was enjoyed Punch was served on the
gallery overlooking the garden.
The place was lighted by red
shaded wrought iron lanterns, and the
candles flared in the wind like
torches.
The dining room table was ex-
quisite with its filet cloth, and the
chandelier was in the shape OF huge
pink bell with a bunch of pink sweet
peas for the clapper. The centerpfece
was round mound Of pink roses and
sweet peas and white aIyssum with q
wedding cake at one end, decorated
in orange blossoms of white sugar. The
cake was cut by the bride, and the
ring was found by Miss SybfI Spencer
and the thimble = by Mrs. Clyde n.
Graves. When going up the stairway
the bride waited until the bridesmaids
gathered in a circle about the steps,
and threw her bouquet, which was
caught by both Miss Marjorie Capps
and Miss Ramona Ham. The brides
gifts to her bridesmaids were little
emerald lockets on gold chains.
Sail Immediately for Honolulu
The young couple Will sail fmme-
diately for Honolulu, where the bride
groom is member OF one Of fhe
prominent families Of the islands.
The brides travelling dress was
blue tailored suit with high white
stock and a military cape Of black,
lined with white, and black hat most
smart and becomzng.
The brides mother, Mrs. Cutter.
wore silver lace over white. and her
bouquet was Of orchids The gowns