The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-01
WEDDING CHIMES.
Marriage of Mr.. Brown TO Mis- Ii
Crowded Reception at Hon=A.
+. Judd's.


Last evening at seven o'clock, at the
residence of Rev. c. M. Hyde, d. d.,
the marriage rite was performed by
that clergyman, assisted by Rev. ]. A.
Cruzan, uniting in wedock Mr.
Charles Augustus Brown and Miss
Irene Kaalou Kahalelaukoa H. I'm.
mediate friends of the contracting
parties witnessed the nuptials. From
eight till eleven o'clock a wedding
reception was given by Hon. A. f.
Judd, Chief Justice, guardian of the
bride, and Mrs Judd, at their resi-
dence, Rosenhem, Nuuanu Valley.
The reception proved to be one OF
the largest social events ever occurring
in Honolulu. Nearly thousand inyi-
tations had been issued, and judging
from the resultant crush of guests in
every part of the house, from the open
ing until ten o'clock, most of the peo-
pie invited accepted the bidding in
person. Mr.. and Mrs. Judd presented
the guests to Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
who stood beneath a floral marriage
bell, at bay window on the western
side Of the front parlors. The newly
welded couple we're attended by Mr..
]. M, Monsarrat, best man, and Miss
Jones, bridesmaid With smiling forti
tude the whole party remained stand
ing for over mortal hour while the
gay throng pressed up to offer congra
tuIations to the happy young pair. The
bride was arrayed in light cream col
ored Radama silk, her veil dropping
from a headdress adorned with the
usual orange blossom wreath Need
less to say more, in this respect, thar
that the bride looked charming anc
the couple handsome, in more than the
conventional acceptation of those
terms.
Among those attending the recep
ton, giving royal benediction on the
young people uniting their life DIES
TIMES, were the King and Princes
Likelike. AS complete list of those
present would have been impossible t
obtain, or 20 print at the late hou
when this account is prepared, rathe
than give one that is incomplete non,
is attempted. Sufficient is it to sa,
that the influential society of the cit,
and Kingdom was very fully comprised
in the concourse. The decorations o
the house and grounds with coloreC
lanterns was effected with such skill
and taste as to give beautiful effect il
more than ordinary degree. From
every approach the scene was one o
engaging brilliancy. Within the room
fresh bouquets and wreaths were dis
posed, while the doorways were hung
with delicate vines. No presents wer,
here displayed, but many and cost,
wedding gifts were received at tn,
home of the bride
The Royal Hawaiian Band stationed
in the front of the garden, under thu
personal direction of Professor Berger
played well selected programme, be
ginning with Mendessohn's wedding
march, and the musical feast was eX
tended by the familiar numbers o
"Auld Lang Syne" and other immorta
airs. Light refreshments, including
ice cream, were served in inexhaustibl
measure by Mr.. II. j. Hart and hi
assistants throughout the reception. Al
we're welcome, also, to sample tn
brides cake, two huge loaves Of whicl
lay on the table, one being Q
''Pioneer" and the other Of elite pre-
duction. Both were beautiful
adorned, the former bearing the initial
of the groom and bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will make
honeymoon tour OF three months il
the United States, before settling dow
to married life in their home among tn
palms, and the HERALD, with all thel
friends, wishes them pleasant journe
and a long and happy welded e'
istence.
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