The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-30
HUSTACE..WARD.
A GRAND AND BRILLIANT EVENT.

daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. ward,
were united in wedlock at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, the
Old Plantation, by the Rev. II. ii.
Parker. The ceremony, which was.
to have taken place at 8 o'clock, was
deferred until the arrival of the
Royal party, who came a few
minutes after eight. The nuptial
knot was tied in the parlor, beneath
a marriage bell of roses and ever
greens, the handiwork of Mrs. G. +.
Boardman. The room was brilli-
antly Illuminated and superbly
decorated.
The bride wore a beautiful cos
tune of white satin, with train COW
cred with chenille tulle. The COR
sage was filled in with chenille tulle,
as were also the sleeves. a hand
some veil covered the entire cos
tune, giving it q most elegant and
exquisite appearance. Miss Katie
Ward and Miss M. Ward, brides
maids, wore pink Surat silk cos
tunes, elaborately adorned with
pink silk gauze and ribbon panels
and bows. The groomsmen were
Mr.. Chas. Hustace, Jr., and Mr..
Jas. Morgan.
The Old Plantation was covered
in front with multitude of lanterns
and an array of flags artistically
arranged. The Hawaiian Band,
which was stationed in front of the
house, played pretty airs through
out the evening. A luxurious feast
was spread in the large dining room.
Dancing began early in the evening,
and continued until midnight. The
scene was indeed gay.
Among the elaborately dressed
ladies were: Her Majesty the
Queen, II. r. H. Princess Liliuoka-
lani, II. r. II. Princess Likelike,
Mrs. DR.. McWayne, Mrs. Jaeger
and Mrs. w. E. Foster. Mrs. DR..
McWayne wore white silk cos
tune trimmed with deep oriental
flounces. The skirt was draped
over in front and ornamented with
red ribbons. The corsage was of
white silk, the girdle red satin and
the sleeves lace. Mrs. Jaeger wore
a very elaborate costume of cream
colored lace, ornamented with gold
colored ribbons. Mrs. w. E. Foster
wore ecru lace over old gold colored
and red ribbons.
The wedding presents were numer-
Gus, and as they stood on and about
the piano in the parlor, presented a
superbly grand and dazzling sight.
II. r. III. Princess Liliuokalani pre-
sented the bridal couple with solid
silver fish knife and fork. A case
of silver spoons was received from
His Excellency Gov. j. o. Dominis.
A handkerchief of lace, made by the
grandmother of the groom, was also
among the presents. "A pretty stand
from Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ii. Robertson
was received; a silver cake basket
from Mr.. H. j. Note; a massive
solid silver spoon from Mr.. and Mrs.
j. o. Carter; a silver pitcher and
mug with stand from Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Foster; two silver napkin
rings from Cousin Julie; a vase from
Mrs. r. M. Fuller; handsome
cushioned parlor rocker from Mr..
j. A. Morgan; lofty bronze stand
from DR.. McWayne; large picture
from Miss and William Love; q
silver soup ladle from Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Patty; q case of silver
tea spoons from Mrs. j. S. Walker
a silver card case from Mrs. John
Mott; a large silver table spoon
from Mr.. w. II. Castle; two silver
napkin rings from Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam. Parker; beautiful silver
ornament, representing an old
fashioned well with bucket, from
Mr.. Fred. Whitney; table stand
from Miss Annie Hustace; silver
cake dish from Mrs. G. Hustace; q
silver fish spoon from Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Robinson; silver card case
from Miss Nellie Bolles; vase
from Mrs. A. A. Haalelea; a mag
niticent silver butter dish with
knives from Messrs. E. o. Hall &
Son; table stand from Mr.. and Mrs
M. r. Colburn; silver butter knife
from Miss Annie S. Walker; a vase
from Mrs. Il. w. Everett ;.a silver
butter dish from Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas; q fine table cover from
Mrs. G. +. Boardman; silve,
sugar bowl ,from Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Foster; a silver water pitche
from Mrs. A. Perry; two silve
napkin rings from Mr.. Jas. G
Savage; sewing machine from Mrs
Jaeger; an order on Il. o. Hal
& Sons for silver tea set from
Mechanics Engine Co. No. 2; be
sides many pieces of needle worl
and other ornaments.
Among those present were Hi
Majesty the King, Her Majesty th'
Queen, III. II. Ill. Princess Liliuoka
lani, ii. II. ii. Princess Likelike
His Ex. Gov. j. O. Dominis, Hon
Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd, Hon
j. S. Walker, the Misses Walker
Col. Curtis p. Iaukea, Hon. Pau
and Mrs. Neumann, Major and Mrs
, Gulick, Major and Mrs. Rosa, Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Patty, Mr.. and Mrs
j. o. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj