Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

Jnat mas come IN year mere wal
~ the marriage OF Miss Pearl Lydia
Mccarthy and Mr.. Frank Wesley
Burns, Jr., which event took place on
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
the brides parents, Col. and Mrs. {.
j. Mccarthy.
il was not a large wedding but one
al which relatives and intimate friends
were plentifully gathered. A special
ly built extension lanai, facing the
parlors where the ceremony was per
formed. was filled with friends OF the
bridal couple. Only about 100 were
hidden TO the ceremony.
The decorations were carried out
entirely in yellow and white. Climb
ing alamanda vines and white star
jasmine transformed the room into
veritable bower Of beauty and
charm. An aisle OF small white ped
estaIs held high HANDLED giIded has
kets filled with white.petaled. yellow.
centered daisies. On the top OF each
handle was a smart tulle bow and
from this graceful strands OF tulle
W nj from basket 70 basket.
Through this aisle came the bridal
party in a charming arrangement. the
brides three sisters attended her
Mrs Eileen Mccarthy being the maid
OF honor, with Miss Louise Mccarthy,
who Is TO be a June bride, and Miss
Margaret Mccarthy. the Youngest
daughter OF the house, as bridal at
tendants.
Mr.. Burns was supported by his
brother. Mr. Caleb Burns, who. with
hts wife, came from Maui to be pre-
sent at the wedding. ".'..
Miss Eileen McCarthy's blond beauty
was accentuated by flemon-colored
chiffon with an oyer-dress Of gold
lace, and gold slippers we're worn.
She carried a sheaf Of St Joseph's
lilies, as did the two. bridal attend
ants, Miss Louise Mccarthy and Miss
Margaret Mccarthy. Each was smart.
III gowned in yellow chiffon and char.
n1euse Both gowns were made in
the bouffant style, with tiny pink rose
buds and gold lace for trimming.
Then came the dainty, pretty bride
In her snowy white nuptial robes, a
picture OF girlish beauty and joyous
youth. aii, a'3@9 sh''
Her gown OF filet and silver lace
over white charmeuse and net was
built after one or the latest wedding
models and was very handsome ere.
alton The long train was suspended
from the shoulders and was complete.
~ covered by the long tulle and lace
veil. The veil was gracefully arrang.
"a about her head and held In place
BY tiny wreath OF miniature orange
blossom buds ~ e AE -
The bride came in leaning upon her
fathers arm and he gave her into
the keeping Of her future husband
The bride and groom stood then be-
fore an altar draped M lace and bank.
ed In maidenhair fern In the center
was oasketeof flowers and on either
side stood the seven-branched candles,
dienified and appropriate
The parlof where the ceremony was
performed was q garden OF lovely
blossoms and baskets OF ferns. Rev.
Father Vaienffn and Chaplain Igna-
thus Fealy, Of Schofield Barracks read
the marriage service, the bride ana
groom kneeling on white satin pillows
for the benedietion.
The reception followed immediate.
~. the young couple being showered
with good wishes from everyone. A
guest book was signed by all the
quests and in the years to come THIS
Win always be source Of pleasure
The gifts were displayed in the living
room and were very beautiful crys.
tai, silver, linen, pictures and lamps
being amcng the many handsome pre-.
sents M
The garden around the Mccarthy
home was brilliantly lighted with
safeamers OF electric bulbs. Al cum
tet club furnished music for the dane.
ing. The wedding march was played
by Mrs. H. Stuart johnson. 9l@
Just before leaving for a brief hon
eymoOn here. which was spent at the
Fred Smiths KahaIa home, the bride
tcssed her bouquet 70 the young girls
assembled and Miss, Florence Davis !
vas the one into whose arms Il fell.
The shower bouquet was OF snowy
bride roses. white orchids and white
violets. ~. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns left on last
evenings Claudine for Hamakuapoko.
Maui. where Mr. Burns has a new
bungalow waiting for his bride.
Il was one of the prettiest weddings
I'm many a day and the young couple
30 to their new home showered with
the good wishes of a host OF friends.
Mrs. Burns is the third daughter OF
Hon. and Mrs. Charles ]. Mccarthy
and Is only a year out Of college. She
graduated from Stanford University
with high. honors last year.
The groom is q rising young civil
engineer Of Maui and has numerous
friends throughout the islands.
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MR.. AND MRS JAMES HAYNES
- DINNER
The moonlight dance at the Country
Club was responsible for many charm
ing and delightful dinners on Tuesday
evening. Among these was the dinner
at which Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Haynes
entertained. honoring Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bustard. Miss Joy Noble and
Mr Harry Holt. The table was very
pretty. A basket filled with "a France
roses made an effective centerpiece.
Dancing was enjoyed until late hour,