Honolulu County HI Archives Marriages.....Isenberg, Margaret Elizabeth - Clark, Montgomery June 6, 1935
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The Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, June 9, 1935
June Wedding Lovely Affair Late Thursday

 Simplicity marked the ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Margaret Elizabeth 
Isenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bernhard Isenberg, and Montgomery 
Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Clark, Thursday afternoon at five o'clock 
at the Kakela drive home of the bride's parents. Only close relatives and 
intimate friends were present at the ceremony, which was solemnized by the 
Rev. Mr. Henry P. Judd. Mr. Isenberg gave his daughter in marriage.
 Shell ginger, Easter and calla lilies filled large jars placed on either side 
of a wall panel arranged with shell ginger blossoms and leaves, forming the 
background for the ceremony. Tall candelabras completed the setting. Lilies 
and orchids decorated the rooms throughout the home.
 The bride was a lovely picture in her gown of soft dull-finished white crepe 
modelled along princess lines, with a long train and Dolman sleeves that 
narrowed at the wrists. A long tulle veil was fastened to the Marie Stuart cap 
by tiny orange blossoms at the back. The bride carried three long sprays of 
white butterfly orchids, detailed with ferns and centered with large double 
orchids.
 Mrs. John S. Trotter, her sister's matron of honor; Miss Kathleen Clark, 
sister of the bridegroom; and Miss Betty Isenberg, younger sister of the newly-
wed Mrs. Clark, wore summer organdy frocks fashioned alike and differentiated 
only by color-Mrs. Trotter in deep coral pink, and Miss Clark and Miss 
Isenberg in pastel green. The frocks were designed along tunic lines, with 
ruffles edging the round necklines and tunic hems. Double sheaves of tiny 
white daisies and white snapdragons were carried by the attendants.
 Mrs. Isenberg, mother of the bride, wore a flowered chiffon gown predominant 
in shades of old rose and blue. Mrs. Clark, mother of the bridegroom, wore 
flowered green chiffon. Both complemented their gowns with strands of pikake 
leis.
 Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the garden under a marquee. 
Receiving with the bridal couple were their parents. White daisies and lilies 
decorated the bride's table. Assisting Mrs. Isenberg were Mrs. David Oleson, 
Mrs. George Vicars, Mrs. Albert Baker and Miss Helen Severance.
 For her going-away gown, the young Mrs. Clark chose a white lona cloth outfit 
over which was worn a yellow wool jacket. Her hat was of the same dress 
material, and her accessories all white.
 The couple will be at home at 4404 Kahala avenue after the middle of June.

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