Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24

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Campbell. Mr. end Mrs. J. y. S. VII
| liams, Mf. and Mrs. A. r. Gurrey, Mrs.
and Mrs. Edwin Kea Mrs. Irene Hol.
loway, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Henriques.
Mrs. Mary Jane Montana, Mr.. Sahili
Hutchinson, Miss LAM Hutchinson,
Miss Mercy Hutchinson. Mr. II. F..
Dawson, Hiss Marie Dawson. Miss
Nina Dawson, Miss AHA Dawson,
Miss Ruth Soper. sIf Robert MeGor-
riston. Capt. and Mrs. Randolph, Pay
master and Mrs. Dyer. Dr. and. sMrs.
Chas. B. Cooper, Senator aud Mrs,
Ghas. chiilingworth, Mrs, Marion Dow.
lsatt Worthfngton. Mrs. I.ahilahi Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Ross Miss Irene
Dickson, Judge and Mrs. Frank An
Edrade. Mr.. and Mrs. H. ,. Glade, Mr..
and Mrs. chas. judd Mrsand Mrs. II.
NJ ABeckley, officers OF the u. 8. 8.
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Mr.. WALTER DUISkNBERG BRINGS
BRIDE TO HONOLULU
Nj. and Mrs. Walter D1isenberg. the
latter very Teeents bride. arrived q
few da5s tgo. Theft wedding was q
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brides hone, Of the ceremony the
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s0ne Of Die notphl4 Weddings of the
winter se2sop Kls fpleninizea Ti5es,
day ercniilg &C IL Lgtne az Colonel
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dauehter. Bfeta. became the bride Of
Mr.. Walter DuieepDerg 'of Honolulu
THE colors used throughout the
rooms were pale pink and old ivory. In
The drawing room against a back
ground Of French blue and old ivory
was massed southern smilax and great
sheaves Of Killarney roses, while on
either side stood pedestal baskets of
old ivory, filled with pink roses. Small
cathedral candles shed their soft light
upon the beautiful Iscene
While the fifty guests were assem-
bling A screened orchestra gave a
program offmusical numbers. At the
hour chosen by the bride. the tall ma
hogany clock In the hail chimed eight
and the bride and her matroil Of honor
appeared at the top Of the curving
stairway. The bridal chorus from Lo-
hengrin was played by the orchestra
as the bride, her attendant, the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Charles Duisen-
berg and The officiating clergyman, DR..
Fletcher Wharton, entered and took
their places before the bower. The
double ring ceremony was used and
during the exchange Of the VOWS the
orchestra played softly
THE bridal gown was very exqui-
site. Miss Bills forsook the traditional
white and chose gown Of softly tint.
ed pink satin, yelled with tulle. In the
skirt and bodice motifs OF filet we're
outlined with a flower design In beads
and the same beaded design outlined
the hem. Long panels OF delicate
Brussels lace fell from the shoulders
to the end Of the round length skirt
The veil, arranged over a simple Golf,
was held In place by a frill of silver
lace over the forehead and on each
were sprays of orange blossoms. The
bouquet was Of valley lilies and or:
chids with broad tulle ties. 8
Mrs. McHenry, the matron2 OF
honor, wore a frock Of orchid satin
with touches of silver lace Her bou-
quet was of sweet peas and orchids,
the sweet peas shading from a delicate
pink to the orchid shades.
"A wedding reception, to which two
hundred guests were hidden, followed
the, ceremony. Receiving with Mr.. and
Mrs Duisenberg were Colonel and
Mrs. Bills, Mrs. McHenry, Mr.. Charles
Duisenberg and Mrs. Virginia Eisen.
berg, sister of the groom. Mrs. Bills
wore orchid satin with garniture of
silver lace. Mrs Eisenberg's gown
fashioned of white georgette, with
satin trimming. Mrs. John B. Wright,
Mrs. Arthur s. Raymond, Mrs: George
Fawell and Miss Marjorie Kimball as
sisted in the drawing room during the
receiving hours. In the dining room.
where refreshments were served, Mrs.
c. B. Letton was in charge. Here yel-
low roses were the flower used. A sill
yer basket of roses graced the table.
Miss Marie Weesner, Miss MaEjory
Agnew. Miss Lois Fossler, Miss Ruth
Jakway, Miss Helen Sawyer and Mrs
Lynn Lloyd presided at the table dur.
ing the different hours. Miss Mariel
Jones and Miss Helen Butler were
stationed In the upstairs hall and d.
rected the guests to the ball room on
the third floor where dancing was en-.
joyed and where the beautiful gifts
were arranged. Mr. and Mrs. e. L.
Cline and Mrs. Herbert Post were In
charge in the ball room.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.