Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

lery we're married before q large NJ
sembly OF friends at the home of the
brides parents at Schofieid on We'd
nestay afternoon, Chaplain lgnatius
Fealy reading the marriage service OF
the Roman Catholic church.
Every post in the island was repre-
scented 4ys me officers and ladies 70
witness Che wedding VOWS OF a daugh.
ter f the regiment and son OF the
service. .'
The bride was given IN marriage by
her father, Gen. Treat. She wore Q
gown OF chiffon and tulle over satin.
A long, square court train was sus.
pended from the shoulders. Her veil.
an heir loom Of rose point, enyeloped
the slim girIish figure. II was held
20 her head with orange blossoms. The
vel, needs mention for II is very old.
having been worn by several genera
tons or brides, and IL yellowed with
antiquity. Her shower bouquet Of
white yiplets, white sweet peas and
lilieS of the valley fell to the hem Of
her .charmingly simply, yet lovely
gown. rGaL
Ascension lilies, ivory -colored gladi-
olus and palms In profusion formed o
bower wherein the bridal party stood
and after the ceremony received the
good wishes OF their assembled
friends.
II was an original thought 70 have
the wedding out OF doors under the
beautiful old tree that stands in the
lawn facing the Treat quarters and
owing TO the sudden inclement wealth.
er this plan had to be abandoned and
at the last moment the drawing room
was used Instead.
Miss Katherine Treat was her sis
ter's only attendant Miss Treat wore
a gown 81 roSel taffeta and silver lace.
A shower bouquet Of pink roses and
pink sweet peas completed a pretty
picture
Lieut. Clyde a. selleck supported
the groom.
Honomiu wishes Lieut.. and Mrs. Ar
mold a happy future.
MRS. FRANK HALSTEAD A POI
.IaJNCf1EONtI HOSTESS
Mrs. Frank Haistead gave q pol
luncheon this week complimenting
Mrs. Dehbigh, who leaves shortly for
the Far East. The table and room
were abloom with gladiolus and fern
baskets. making very attractive set
tifif
After luncheon the guests spent the
resi- on the afternoon playing bridge.
Mfs. Halsfead,s guests we're: Mrs.
Denb,gh. for whom this affair was
given. Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper
Ntts Henry r. Wichman. Mrs: Andrew
Fuller. Mrs. Frank E. Richardson, Mrs.
Harriet Becker, Mrs. Annie Lakeland,
miss Magaret Walker. Mrs. r. w. Kle-
balm, Mrs. j. r. c. Hagens and Miss
Kealeha KelSele.
0IRDLER.WILLiAMS WEDDING
The following announcement has
been sent to large numbers Of Homo
lulu folk:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Williams
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Electa
Mr.. George Bryan Girdler
on TUESDAY. the tenth of April,
nineteen hundred and seventeen,
Waipahp, Hawaii -
Al home, Manoa Road. Honolulu
MISS HARRIEf EAfcH A LUNCH.
EON HOSTESS
Miss Harriet Hatch was q luncheon
hostess on Moutfg Of this week al
her home. SaA Sqtei. Covers were
laid for y guests
Mr. AND MRs~ HAGENs GIVE A
WEEKEND PARTY
Mr.. and Ms ]. r. c. Hagens were
hoet and hostess at q weekend party
Al Pearl Hafbor last week.
The guests motored down In time
for dinner on Saturday evening. Mr.
Hagen's swift motor boat afforded .
deal OF pleasure, skimming over the
beautiful waters OF Pearl Harbor. ana
the Peninsula outing was a rare de
light
ems weYeS Col. and Mrs r. NJ. Soho
field. Mrs. Ayers Of Portland. Miss
Mafsarets Ayers, Miss Margaret Soho
field. Miss Keaioha Kekele and Mr.
Clarence Waterman.
Mr. AND MRS HARRY MAGYAR
LANES DINNER PARTY
Mr.. aiid Affs Harry Macfarlane pre-
sided at 4 dellghtfui dinner preceedin:
the; opening OF Lanai theater on Mon
iag evening.
qhe t66le was beautifully decorate.
With doxehs Of pink eladiolus and Al
abundance Of feathery green ferns
After dinner the guests motored q
Laniake6 where the opening and dedi
cation Of the new theater was th'
motif. bringing out q crowd OF pleas
ure.ioving folk
Mr. and Mrs. Maefarlane's guest
were -Mr. and Mrs Walter Dillingham;
NJ ana Mrs Harold Castle. Mr. an,
Mrs. Harold Dillingham;. Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Spaiding, Capt and Mrs. Rich
ard Kimball. MT. and Mrs. John Walk
er. Mr. and Mrs George C. Potter
Judge and Mrs. William C. Whitney
Mrs. Semi and Maj Edward Carper
ter.
MRS. JAMES CASTLES AFTER
NOON TEA \
Mrs.. James Castle presided as a te
49,. an Monday afternoon at Ka