Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14

ing, when Capt. Eugene Robinson ol
Sehofield Barracks claimed in mar
rARe Miss Serena MadduX, formerly
Of Santa Rosa, Cal. now a Honolulan.
ne altar with its lighted seven
bfanched candles, was dainty and
beautiful, with its tall, dignified st.
Joseph lilies and dainty, nodding pink
bkgonfas. A background OF lace fern
and great palms and baskets OF maid
ehhair fern adjoining the chapel
heightened the attractiTeness. The
decorations were done by Mrs. Fred
damon and reflected great credit
upon her taste and skill.
Promptly at s O'Clock the bride en-
tered the pretty church, leaning on
Mr.. Stanton Wystt's arm. He gave
her into her husbands keeping The
bride was q picture Of girlish beauty
ekfoIded in a cloud Of fiiIny white. Her
dress was q very handsome heavy
itorytoned liberty satin, beautifully
tftmmed in rose point lace. The long
cburt train was suspended from her
shoulders. Her tulle veif which was
held TO her head with an heirloom,
lace cap OF exquisite pattern and
shape, formed q second train. Orange
hossom buds held the veil and cap to
the head. She carried shower OF
tkide roses and when she tossed her
houquet Il was into Mrs. Agnes Dri.
4er's arms that 1t fell.
AFTER the wedding service the party
turned about and came down the
isle.
Mrs. Stanton Wyatt was matron OF
honor. She wore and looked charm
iig in an apple-green chiffon over
oloth-of-gold. with this she wore a
1old lace hat and carried pink rose.
buds. -"
Capt. John W.. simons. Jr., Of Fort
ehaftef supported the groom and
Lieut.. Edward r Witsell was usher.
Leaving the church the party mo-
tired to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dana Wright, where a recep-
Con was held. Here the rooms were
very beautiful with quantities Of AM
tfican Beauty roses. The bride cut
ncr wedding cake with her husbands
iaber and In the cake Miss Crumpton
buhd the ring. sE=a- - 81
Al chest Of flat silver came as an
appropriate gift from Capt. Robinson's
lister. and the regiment presented
lem with q handsome silver serving
Eay, monogrammed. =
A little later the. bride and groom
tipped away FOR. their honeymoon.
All Of the guests at the reception
9en attended the dance at the Coun.
Cy Club.
Among the guests were: Col. and
Hrs. Carnahan, Miss Carnahan, Col.
md Mrs Albright, Maj II. 81 Nelson,
apt and Mrs. Cecil Capt. and Mrs.
& NJ. Loud, Capt and Mrs. Truesdell,
Capt and Mira. Corbly. Capt and Mrs.
&pnlding, Capt and Mrs. Baxter, Capt.
1nd Mrs. Householder, Capt. and Mrs.
Vyman, Capt. and Mrs. Holiday,
Capt and Mrs. CLANCY, Lieut.. and
Mn. Frank, Lieut. and Mrs. Ballinger,
Eient. and Mrs Bratton. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Crooks, Lieut.. Hinton, 1t. Hay-
Ircamp, Maj. and Mrs. Eames, Lieut..
Nltsell, Capt. Simons, Mr.. Arch
Brown, Mr.. w: s. Kristen, Mr.. and
Hrs. stanton Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
3. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lowrey, Mr.
md Mrs. e. e. BODICE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Rowland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur MacNiel, Mr.
md Mrs. Herbert Jones, Capt. and
Mrs. Rice, Miss Marguerite Mckinley,
Misg Margaret Merrill. Mrs. Agnes
Driver, Miss Irma Wodehouse, Mr..
md Mrs. Fred Damon, Mr.. and Mrs.
. Gonsalyes, Miss Lillian Parrish,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bockus, Messrs. Francis
brown, Ed Hedemann, Walter Love-
Bob McCorfiston. Lieut.. Milligan.
Harry Stinson. Tommy Thompson,
Howard Grace, Briar, Ward. Taylor.
Alan Lowrey, Roy Patten, and Mrs.
Wood.
THE GALTS, DANCING PARTY
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Balt are giving a dancing party at the
Country Club. as a greeting to Mr..
lack Gait and his bride and MI. Car
Ter Gait.
Mss HELEN NooNAN A DINNER
DANCE HOSTESS
At q table which was uniquely dec
Irnfed with flaming red cannas and
trailers OF asparagus vine and with
1fehted candles IN silver holders and
&haded in red silk, Mrs. Helen Noon
IN entertained congenial company
Id the Country Club on Tuesday eve
ring. After dinner dancing was en-
I0yed by the party. -
Mrs. Noonan's guests were, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Henshaw, Mr.. and
Ifrs. Frank Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ghillingworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Collins, Miss Ala Ward, Miss
Nae Biyen, Miss Mary Lucas, Mr.
SAMUEL Wilder, Sr.: Mr.. Cornell
FRANKLIN, Mr.. Robert Puryis, Mr.
Francis Brown and Mr.. Charles Her
bert.
i
MRS. CHAS. RAVEN THE honor
GUEST OF MRS. CaAS. CRANE
Mrs. Charles Crane was the hostess
on Friday afternoon at a uniquely
charming bridge tea The affair was
riren In honor of Mrs. Charles II.
raven Of San Francisco, who is here
IN visit, and was q nautical" event
ships pennants were strung about
NE room as well as ships flags with
Ihe American and Hawaiian flags,
|nterspersed with other pennants. A
&hiD's clock added q realistic bit. The
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