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

ron and his bride entering the church
together The bridal gown was IN
exquisite one OF white taffeta brocaded
/ In beautiful chrysanthe4um design
and Sarnitured with mdl8 skin and
white georgette. The frock Was short.
and very modish. and with IL was wullM
q large white hat Of satin and chiffo1
with brinI border OF ostrich trimming.
In the curve Of her left arm the bride
carried a shower bouquet Of long
stsmmed brides roses and ferns and
fragrant clusters OF white Tiolets de-
pending on the shower ribbons to the
hem of her frock. The groom wors
the white and gold uniform Of the
army and there were no decorations
save the nag which draped the pulpit.
Although there were no attendants IN
the professional, Mrs. George Ross,
herself q bride Of few weeks, acted
as matron of honor at the chancel and
held the brides bouquet while the
magic circlet Of platinum aad dia-
monds was slipped upon the brides
slender finger. II was double ring
ceremony, rendered all the more im-
pressive as the groom 10 liable TO 70.
ceive orders for the front at any time.
The matron of honor wore q charm.
/ ingly girlish froek OF cream lace and
filIet net with dainty garnifure Of seed
pearls, and with this she %ore q white
hat. Her corsage bouquet was Of
Cecil Bruner roses and forget-me-nots.
Miss Ruth Tubbs, who sang the pre-.
nuptial song. wore giffish frock Of
white georgette and smart white ut,
and carried Cecil Burners and forget
me-nots. 49, .. - - ass
Immediately after O. ceremony
honeymoon in the country, and aftsr
February l will be at, home at their
quarters at Fort Armstrong.
The guests at the wedding included:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trenholm War
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dillingham;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bachelor, DR.. and
Mrs. W.. E.. Daniel, Capt and Mrs.
Ralph Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs w. A.
Greenwich, DR.. and Mrs. r, d. W
liams, DR.. and Mrs. John Wiliianst
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Stone. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Merle Copeland, Lieut.. and Mrs.
George 'Bettin, Capt. and Mrs. r. o.
Edwards, Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs. Geo.
Ross of Kohala, Ha Saii. Mrs. Juliette
n. Atherton, Mrs. Frank Atherton.
Mrs. VI. e. Ashman. Mrs. Sallie HUNS
Douglas, Misses Ruth Tubbs. Frances
Marley, Julia Aver. Ruth Yoemans,
Matte Paine. Ruth Myiroie, Edna
Byrd, Anna VI. Bill, Mabel Armstropg.
Margaret Herendeen. Geneieyieve
Young, Jean Porterfield. Margaret Nc
kinley, Doris Noble. Margaret Aus
! ten, AIaurine Sampson, Alice Arnold.
Violet Austen. Hazel Dewing. Vera
EVERY, Geraldine Berg, Evelyn Scott,
Ruth Carter. Capt. Philip Ccniston.
Messrs. Frank Vaille, Norman Booth.
Arthur Wyman.. Harold Blowers.
Lieut.. Kenneth Emerson, Lieut.. Arthur
aSallinger, Mr.. Lyndon Lynch. Colonel
Joseph Wheeler. Capt. John Lee Hob
combe, Capt. l.. B. Magrunder, Capt
G.. Ralph Meyers. Capt James Hunter
Capt Otto Schrader.
TEA FOR MfsssAvAgE.
/. Mrs. Arthur e. Restarick enteftain-
ed Miss Clara Savage with TED 4on
Thursday, a pTe.nuptial event arrangs
ed in view of her approaching mar
riage to Mr.. Ralph yilliefs. The after.
noon was spent in i1emming Miss Saw.
ages table linen. When tea was served
Miss Savage was presented with
beautiful silver vase, the gift OF those
present. Fifteen OF her friends were
invited.
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