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

" tUDes .dy evening hnGn VT. IlfhSOH
,;ott LED Miss Eloise Wi"hman - the
tar and she became his ride
The altar rail was q bank 81 the
finest ferns from the T.. -. T"lney
} o, houses. hrse were further on
} lnrtd h. clusters o. decp-creaUl col
r"d rlati0ius arranged IN su"n a
I-aaurr az &c shoN their great ie4ltr.
he altar Was banked With ferns and
etd clusters OF cream colored glAdiO-
lus. The decorations cJmbiBC1 iCau-
~ with quiet, dignity. 81. Andrews
lends itSe ( very readily 10 the de"ora,
tors art and on Wednesday rYtn.ng
u was a perfect picture.
The pews IN each side were GO.fei
with satin ribbon, marking spa % for
the relatives and intimate fricn Is of
10th families.
diGs Jessie Kennedy eff lent
'levernees was responsive for this
rctty setting. II no wedding in the
cathedral have finer Ial!ls AM plants
! cen used than II this wedding.
Mt. BE- e. al the organ. played verv
eartisuily while the guests were as
hembIing and finally the strains OF Ike
Wedding march announced the arrival
of the pretty hride.
Mrs Herbert Dowsett, one Of the
/ atrons OF honor, led the wedding
rarity with Mr.. Reynold d. McGrew.
Then came Miss Ruth Soper, brides,
maid, with Mr.. Francis Brown. Mrs.
l!aroh Castle, the second matron of
homer followed with Mr.. August
ScERefer Then came Miss Stephanie
Wichman, sister OF the bride, as the
maid Of honor. She walked alone.
The bride in her sunny robes next
approached. leaning upon her fathers
rm. lie gave her into the keeping
Il her husband at the altar rail
The responses OF both were clear
md distinct.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
hite charnieuse with an oyei ress of
bite net and lace. The gown was
eeveless and low In the neck.
The Icing court train was a filnly
flair With foundation of charmeuse
nd a second train was formed OF her
.rsil, which-xas fastened @fth garde-
] a blossoms.
Her shower bouquet was Of whits
= axy garcenias and long, graceful
rays Of cbaste white orch':s. SO
ling were its sarays that the dainty
nd winsome bride was partly conceal
Il by the rare and beautiful blossoms
he carried.
A very pretty girl of the slender
pc, with masses Of curly hair anu
cry hue eyes, the bride made a
} Ively picture indeed in this costume
The four attendants were gowned
alike, each looking prettier than the
I Their, II possible. A dainty headiress
LAS worn with sprays of flowers
Ebout the band forming The head
Gress. Their gowns were made in the
prevailing mode and were very at.
tractive. The wedding ceremony over
which was the. double ring service
Tnd the register signed. the wedding
] larch brought the bridal party to the
Ill and the new-Wedded pair, radiant
ly happy, left the church.
Immediately following the ceremony
n reception was held at the home Of
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry WichmRn. for the wedding par.
" and few intimate and old friends
If the families.
The house was beautifully decorat.
cd, the drawing room, where the bride
and groom received the good wishes
Of their friends, a blue-and silver
room. was decorated with hundreds
Of pink gladiolus. The dining room
was done in hermocallis lilies, their
Folden petals in lovely contrast to the
silver-blue of the dining room. The
supper room. was a gardenia bower
over 400 OF these waxy. exquisite
towers we're picked by Mrs. George
Sherman in her garden and sent to
decorate this room.
The tables in the supper room were
GIl exquisite. corsage bouquet being
Placed for each guest. - =.
AT the brides table the wedding
cake was in the center and il was sur
rounded by a broad band of fragrant
rardenias and lace fern. . ....
The bride was toasted by Judge San.
ford Ballard Dole and her health was
drunk by the company standing.
A little later the bride changed into
q going-away snort suit and stood in
the doorway and bade everyone aloha
q much prettier custom than running
way. She threw her bouquet and it
vas caught by her sister. Miss Stepha-
ME Wichman.
The groom's gift to his bride was a
cry handsome bar pin OF square dia-
r;onds set in platinum The gifts were
exquisite and numerous.
The good wishes of all Honolulu
follow this young couple. After
REF honeymoon they will make their
home on Judd street, where il is IN
readiness for them.
= = +
MISS NORA HASTINGS SWANZY
AND GEORGE YOUNG BENNETT
MARRIED
The Francis Mills Swanzy home in
Manoa was the setting for the mar.
riage of Miss Nora Hastings Swanzy
End Mrs George Young Bennett on
Wednesday at high noon. Owing TO
the recent death of the brides father,
Mr.. Francis Mills Swanzy. it was a
very small and transformations we'd
ding, none but the immediate family
End friends being In attendance
The large drawing room. where