Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wEDDING.

s MISREPRESENTATION WEDDING.
i St. Andrews Cathedral was the set
ting for a very pretty wedding last
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock when
Miss. Mildred Evangeline Merrymon
became the wife Of Mr.. Edgar Mason
Nash. .
NV. Canon Ault read The marriage
H. in an impressive manner.
The bride was given away by Mr..
Thomas Sharp, Miss Jannatt Sharp
was the brides only attendant. Mr..
Walter Greenfield supported the
groom. Mr.. Rudland Bode played the
Z wedding march and played also dur.
ing the ceremony. .-
The dignified altar at st. Andrews
was further enhanced with white
roses and pink gladiolus. The chan
eel rail was ornamented with roses
and gladiolus and the background oil
soft green palms was exquisite.
The bride wore a white embroid.
cred georgette crepe with a picture
hat to match. She carried a shower
bouquet Of white bride roses and made
a dainty picture in her bridal robes.
Miss Jannatt Sharp wore q very
modish pink taffeta with pink pic
ture hat, and carried a shower kou-
quet OF pink Cecil Bruner roses. After
the ceremony just the intimate
friends of the bride and groom mo-
tored to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sharp and here enjoyed a
simple wedding repast.
When tha bride tossed her bouquet
"a 40
that II fell. ..-
Mrs. Nash is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Merrymon Of Carpen'
ter, H., while Mr.. Nash is from Lon
dor England. They are now on the
other bide of the island spending their
honeymoon and next Tuesday will
eieaye for their future home, Kilauea,
Kauai. "
DINNER DANCE FOR ENLISTED
MEN. .-. =
The dinner dance given by the Ever
Welcome club Wednesday evening at
the Young hotel roof garden was a
brilliant success much to the delight
of the boys in uniform. Each guest
wore the club colors fred and blue
D.
ranged near the dancing platform &C.
commodated the "a guests of the
evening. Baskets of fragrant sweet
. peas decorated the tables. Each
guest found very pretty and anus.
ing {place-card at their plate, which
reminded them Of their childhood
days IN celebrating Halloween.
One OF the pleasant features Of the
evening was the prize dance, Mr.. Cali
sen and Miss Brady We're asked 10
enter the contest and were awarded
the beautiful loving cup, presented by
the hotel. Manager Carter OF the BIZ.
jou theater players congratulated the
lucky couple and made the presenta-
tion.
Those who enjoyed the dinner and
dance were: Messrs. E. Callard, +.
Forney. /. A. Scharlin. H. r. Stowe,
+. Cailsen, ]. BeeIer. William Ash
win, A. Stewart, A Burke, j. Edwards,
G. klihk, G. Ruggles, c. Paris, J. Mac.
Donald II Davis, A. Bugbee, ID. Bow
ers MiSsts e. Edgereiy, Fay, Law.
rensen, Burt, Brady, Heffernan, James,
Evensen, Black, Wlebke, Ballantin,
Owens, Black. Mrs. Alexander Horn,
Mrs. Chris Epensen, Mrs bowl and
Mrs. Scharlin acted as chaperons for
!. the evening.
The next dinner dance will probably
be given at the Pleasantcn hotel. Plans
are not complete as yet, the entertain.
ment committee viii make announce
ments for the coming month at the
next regular business meeting.
TIT sTRINGED QUARTET TO
GIVE CONCERT
The stringed quartet which is made
UP of Dir. z. II. Ileder, first violin;
Mr.. w. A. Love, second violin; Mr..
Benjamin L. Marx, viola; Mr.. Robert
Mclean, cello, and Mrs. Ideler at the
piano, have In store great pleasure
for music loving Honolulu. They
plan To give stringed quartet con
cert during November in the lovely
and perfectly arranged music roonf of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Montague Cooke,
Kualii. The proceeds from the con-
cert are to be given to the Red Cross
TO help in its noble york.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN T. wARREN'S
INFORMAL DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Warren gave
a very informal and happy Halloween
dinner last Thursday evening in honor
Of Mr.. Roy Bayless, one Of the recruits