Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
SOCIET T

, gown was without color. A striking
! note was achieved in the magnificent
| sheaf of American Beauty roses tha
) she carried. and another touch o.
] their rich hue was seen in the under
facing OF her wIde-hrlmmed white hat
The bride was given into the keep
! ing OF her husband BY her mother
! Mrs. Sherwood Hopkins who was heI
usual handsome self in a beautiful
gown OF amethyst panne velvet, with
which she wore picture hat of the
, taupe shade.
/ The service was read by Rev. Tim
othy Callaghan, pastor OF the Church
OF St Matthew OF San Mateo, and a
lifelong friend of the Parrot family
Joseph Parrot was the best man.
The marriage took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dear
born Clark, uncle and aunt of the
bride, on Clay street. There the rooms
were decked with a gay profusion of
flowers il tones Of pink and blue,
masses OF Cinaerarias, hyGrangeas,
tiger lilies and delphinium having
! been united in very pleasing effect.
In the drawing room, where the cere-
mony took place, an altar had been
erected. and this was covered With
( brCcade and topped by urns of a va.
riety Of flowers, combined with
ferns. Here, there and everywhere
. throughout the rooms the sama
scheme was observed, with giant has.
kets of flowers filling every avail
Ha i'll
and blue also formed the color scheme
for the table in the dining room from
which the guests enjoyed a buffet
wedding supper. MIR. and Mrs. PARROT
at its conclusion left for their we'd
ding journey the destination of
which they are keeping a secret from
even their close friends. On their re-
turn they will divide their time be-
tween the home of the brides mother
on Jackson street and that of the
bridegroOm's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parrot of San Nateo.
Mrs. Parrot made her debut three
years ago and has since enjoyed an
enviable popularity in the younger
set. She has been identified with the
coterie that includes Mrs. Jack Ne
vile, Mrs. William Mayo Newhall, Jr,
Mrs. Kenneth Moore. Mrs. George
BowIes and Mrs. Algernon Gibson,
Misses Helen Croker, Helen Keeney,
Cara Coleman. Phyllis de Young,
Helen Garritt and Arabella Schwerin
She has one brother, William Sher-
wood Hopkins. and is a niece of Mrs
Eugene Murphy and Mrs. Warren
Dearborn Clark. Edward w. Hop
kins is her granduncle and she is a
cousin of Mrs. Augustus Taylor, Mrs.
William II. Taylor, Jr., Mrs. Frederick
w. McNear and Mrs. J. Cheever Cow
din and Samuel Hopkins.
The bridegroom is a member OF a
family that has been prominent in the
social and financial affairs of the
state for many years. He is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrot and a
grandson of Mrs. Abby NJ. PARROT and
Mrs. Emile Donohue. His sisters are
Mrs. Edward J. Tobin, Misses Emile,
Barbara and Josephine PARROT and he
has several brothers, Lieut.. John Par
rott and Messrs. Edmund, Joseph and
Stephen PARROT. The family connec.
ton is very wide one and included
many persons of prominence both N
this country and in Europe.-Sal
Francisco Chronicle, Sept. 16. -:
THE WOMAN'S WAR COUNCIL
The Woman's War Council is very
busy arranging and finishing the de-
tail work of the war pageant "Colum-
bia Calls" which is to be put on at
Arcadia, the home of Ex-Governor and
Mrs. Walter F. Frear, on the after
noon of October 3. The money made
from this is to go toward paying any
small expenses incurred IL the Wo.
mans War Council, which council
has been started for the benefit of
our Jackies and Sammies. e..
o. The women of the islands want to
do their part toward making the
lives of our fighters a little brighter
and more cheerful. Mr. j. ]. Belser,
when asked about the carriage ofSthe
bleachers that will have to be used
to seat the audience, was most gen.
erous and willing to help and when
he found it was for our fighting lads
said the carriage would be a donation,
and very generous one it is. The
War Council is more than grateful
for this hearty and unsolicited offer
and thank Mr.. Belser sincerely. Mr..
F.. e. Blake, when approached, very
kindly loaned the bleachers as he
said he knew the Mid-Pacific Car