Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-22
o,coNNoR.BALLENTYNE 81.

y O!CoN%OR.BALiIENTYNE.
There is always a great deal OF
thsrm and delight al home wedding
Ind this was distinctly 80 on Friday
Afternoon when Miss Marie Ballentyne
tad DR. Charles Mallon O'Connor. Jr.,
81. G.. L. S. A.. we're united in mar
ItaRe.
, The e. &. Ballentyne home was At
traetiyely decorated. The gift room
was ApFely With Marechal Neil roses.
uhiM1he parlors were abloom in pink
roses and pink.tinied hibiscus.
The large lanai overlooking the sea.
where the wedding service was so i'm.
Pressively read by Canon William
Ault, vas a garden OF tropical beauty.
Great basket Of handsome ferns
formed a perfect bower, tall tree ferns
and maidenha!r fern we're most etfee-
tive.
e. The wedding march. played by Mrs.
r Edward NJ. Watson, announced the
approach of the bride, who made
charming and Girlish picture as she
came 10 the lanai leaning on the arm
Of her father. Mr. Clinton G. Ballen-
tyne, who gave her into the keeping
Of the groom.
The brides gown was very lovely.
built of white bride satin with an EN-
bFoidered Overdress. II was very chic
- Bnd added to the pretty picture the
bride made. A filmy veil enveloped
the graceful form, the veil being held
70 the head with a wreath Of orange
blossoms which aad been worn by
the brides mother and also her sister.
,..N. Ee Ta1N
called az lrrna Ballentyne
Miss .ihoda Ballentyne was her
= sisters only attendant, and her dark
beauty Vas further enhanced by
tmaft frock Of old rose. embroidered.
She carried q shower bouquet Of pink
sweet peas: The brides bouquet was
compoSed Of white orchids. white vio-
lets ~ white sweet peas.
a. The shower which ended at the hem
OF the brides skirt was made OF white
yiolets and tulle.
As the bride tossed her bouquet 1t
fell Into the arms of Miss Margaret
0rey OF the naval station.
Little Lillimoore Watson was the
e flower girl and preceded the bride.
stfewing sweet pea petals in her
? path. r -,-,.:....
After the wedding, good wishes and
congratulations were extended to the
happy couple. The bride cut her wed.
ding cake and the health and future
happiness OF the bride and groom was
toasted standing.
Mr. Gustav Ballentyne supported DIR.
0Eonnor. W. ..=@ .--.
Honolulu regrets the going of DR.
- Mrs. .o'Connor. for they leave
very shortly for the mainland where
future duty awaits the groom. The
good wishes OF a large circle of friends.
VII follow this young couple wher-I
svsr they may go. .'~.-s ~
MISS LILLIAN DAHL ENTERTAlNS.
Miss Lillian Dahl Ras hostess at a
very pretty dinner dance last Satur.
day evening. The table was attractive
with Christmas decorations Miss
Dnhfs guests were Miss Helen Nc
Lean. Miss Catherine Blake, Miss Ruth
Farrington. Miss Rhoda BaiIentyne,
. Miss Margaret Austin, Mr.. Gustav Bal
lolfine, Mr.. George Bromley. Mr.. VIII.
nolman King, Lieut.. j. Emerson, Mr.
a. Fairbanks and Mr. e. Albright.
NEW YEARS EVE DANCE AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB
New Years Eve promises to be a
very gay occasion at the Country
Club for real old fashioned eele-
bgation Of the entrance Of the New
Tear is to be given. Many tables have
alrNady been reserved and a jolly
evening Is anticipated
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uHNERAL JOHN P. WISER A DIN.
NER HOST
General John P. Wiser was host at
b oEiehtful and charmingly appoint
ed dinner at the University Club on
Friday evening.
4 large tall.handled basket was fill
e with pale yellow chrysanthemums
and Enchantress carnations. Long
graceful tprsys Of asparagus vine
kore the necessary touch or green.
Amer dinner dancing was the divers
lca.
General wisser's guests we're Major
and Mrs. G. ". Case Deering, Colonel
and Mrs. William Pratt Kendall, Mrs.
Frank KeefeT. Mrs Charles r. Wilder,
Colonel Joseph Wheeler. Major Dorst
ana Major II. c.. Merriam,
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MRS CHARLES HEiSER, JR.. HON. !
0RS MRS. GAvIEN BUSH
Mrs. Gayien Bush was the hon2ree
ID . very informal and charming az !
ternoon tea on wednesday over
which Mrs. Charles Heiser. Jr.. pre-
sided. The guests all brought their |
knitting and q delightful hum OF so |
ciai chat and knitting made the time
pass all too quickly. The guests invit
- -. s.. y.