Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-16

w kDLING OF SURPRISING Otd"lH
~ and eAquIstt" taste united IN
II marriage on Thursday night OF
this week two young Honolulu people
Of the widest acquaintance and popu'
Iarity, Miss Rose Edith Herbert,
daughter OF DR. and Mrs George Her
bert. and Mr.. Marshall Brooke Hen
shaw
As stately as a Greek goddess, fair
and graceful, Miss Herbert stepped
from the ranks OF the maids into that
of the matrons in a ceremony which
was one OF the most notable OF many
seasons In rich robes Of white satin,
ulle and silver, she made vivid
picture OF feminine loneliness, en-
enhancing the environments OF digni
fled beauty and ceremonial decora-
ton
St Andrews cathedral, scene OF
many wcddings OF note, was the set
ting for the nuptials.
The handsome church auditorium
was filled with relatives and friends
of the young people and their fam
flies. Miss Herbert's family, one OF
the best known and most distinguish
ed in the islands, has wide Connec-
tons Of blood and friendship.
While the guests were assembling
Mr.. r. Bode rendered an appropriate
musical program on the organ. whose
grave notes softly floated over the
silent attendants.
The chancel was banked with hun
dreds Of pink gladioluS and Easter
lilies, intermingled with palms and
ferns from the luxuriant Tenney fern
and palm houses.
The altar held two seven-branched
lighted candelahra and at either side
were tall marble urns holding grace
full stalks Of pink gladiolus and white
lilies. The altar rail was a bank OF
lacy ferns with the lilies and gladf
olus in simple and artistic profusion.
The church decorations were done by
Mrs. Helen Noonan and Mrs. Charles
Chillingworth.
The bridal procession entered the
church promptly at half after eight to
the strain of the Lohengrin wedding
march. The procession was led by
the ushers, including Mr.. Charles Her
bert, Mr.. Cornell Franklin, Mr.. Chaun-
cey Cleveland and Mr.. Douglas Da.
mon, moving very slowly down, the
long central aisle.
Delicate shades of the rainbow in
pastel pink, green, lavender and flesh
eolors formed the color scheme for
he attire of the feminine attendants
u the wedding, one Of the prettiest
b the history Of social Honolulu.
Herbert made the prettiest bride that
ever walked down the aisle at st. An
drew's.
After the ushers came the charm
ing and daintily frocked attendants.
Miss Ruth Anderson, a bridesmaid,
was In q pale tinted lavender frock
and silver lace, the foundation skirt
IN points with an overdress Of silver
lace and fluffy tulle. Long flowing
angel sleeves had q silver band &c
hold the sleeve IN place. The decel-
lete neck was finished with,tilEsr and
tulie.a The skirt waSS 81 the sbouffant
or shepherdess style. A pale Law.
endef half veil Of tulle was worn and
o tall shepherder's crook was carried,
showered' In Cecil Bruner roses.
Where the staff was held was but.
terfly streamerg bow Of the color Of
the gown. Next followed Miss ALA
Ward, another maid, In Nile green
with the gown and finishing made In
the same mode. She looked very
sweet All OF the gowns were made
exactly alike except as to coloring,
creatingsa beautiful picture Of girlish
beauty. -r.. ~
Miss Dorothy Guild, bridesmaid,
was In pink and made a very pleas
ing picture. Miss Pauline Schaeter,
bridesmaid, In yellow, was most at.
tractiye and the maid of honor, Miss
Vera Henshaw, a sister Of the groom,
was dainty indeed In her flesh tinted
gown. The wells worn by the attend.
ants were q pretty feature of very
lovely wedding. ~,
Little Winifred. Guild preceded the
girlish bride, scattering rose petals in
her path. =
Following In the flower girls foot
steps entered the bride with her
father. DR.. George Herbert, who gave
her In marriage.
The bride was radiantly beautiful
as she walked slowly down the aisle