The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-06
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4 BRILLIANT WEDDING AT ST AN
DREw'S CATHEDRAL-RECEP
TION, ETC.

DuNlCS lCuilCN anu Ahioo ANO9N W "a
liams Makee were united in mar
riage at st. Andrews Cathedral.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Alexander Macintosh in the
presence of only the immediate
friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties. Those present were
Col. and Mrs. Il. S. Spalding and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p.
Hastings, Hon. and Mrs. j. B.
Atherton, Hon. and Mrs. w. r.
Castle, Mrs. Noonan, Mrs. DR.. G..
Herbert, Miss Carrie Castle, Mrs.
Cornwell, Mrs. ID. r.. Vida, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Bowen, Miss Blanche
Cornwell, Mrs. Widdifeld, Miss
Adele Widdifield, Mrs. A. Mackin-
tosh, and Mr.. ii. C. Vida.
At half-past seven O'Clock, Mr..
Wray Taylor, the organist, played
Il wedding march while the bride
groom, attended by his best man,
Mr.. +. Faxon Bishop, took a posi-
ton near the altar. A few minutes
later the bride, leaning on the arm
of her brother, Hon. p. n. Makee,
entered the church, attended by the
bridesmaid, Miss Kitty Spalding,
niece of the bride. Following, were
Col. and Mrs. Spalding, and Mr..
and Mrs. f. =. Hastings. AS the
bridal party marched up the aisle to
the altar the Bridal March" from
Lohengrin was played on the organ.
The beautiful ritual of the Episcopal
Church was impressively performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Macintosh, soft
music being played on the organ
throughout. The bride was given
away by her brother, Hon, p. n.
Makec, and the responses by both
bride and groom were distinctly
heard. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the newly married couple
retired to the vestry and there sign
ed the register. They left the
Cathedral to the strains of Men
delssohn's Wedding March. The
bride looked charming in beauti-
full dress of white brocaded silk
with train and sveiI, with orange
blossoms.
The bride, who has always held q
very prominent position i'll society
circles, is the daughter of the late
Capt. James Makee, of Ulupalakua
Maui. In musical circles, being the
y possessor of a fine soprano voice
she has held high rank, and it is t.
be hoped that her new life will no
be the means Of depriving us O
hearing her again now and then
: Her brilliant success in the it'll
role of the recent performance o
o Patience will long be remembered
= The bridegroom is gentleman wit
= a host of friends in this city VIII
). wish him every success. o.
his wedding day he was admitted
~ partner in the old established hous
II of Messrs. Castle d Cooke.
lie RECEPTION.
s. Following the ceremony recer
ton was held at the residence {
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Hasting:
X Berctania street, which was mos
to brilliant affair. The front of tn
Is house was elegantly illuminated wit
ly hundreds OF colored lanterns. I'll
as Royal Hawaiian Band was statione
mt on the front lawn and played appro
ne pirate music during the evening
We several selections being from IL
he opera of Patience. The invite
nd guests were received at the maj
Id entrance by the ushers, Mr.. II. \
y, Whitney, ,Jr. Mr.. G. H.Tweedie, al
nd Mr.. f. Dowsett, and conducted to IL
dressing rooms. AT the entrance
in the parlor where the reception WI
to held a warm welcome was extendt
ed to them by Mr. and Mrs. Hasting
to The bride and groom stood in Of
gar corner of the parlor underneath
magnificent floral bell of whi
or flowers, Behind them were lar
re- palm leaves aIrayed in tastef
re- manner, The decorations in t
in parlor, indeed throughout the hous
ers were on magnificent scale, al
IS: were much admired. Innumerat
,he bouquets of flowers were scatter
or about the rooms, filling them wi
'p- their delicious perfume. Banks
lid different colored roses with Il bac
rt- ground of evergreens, were plac
c., in prominent positions, in fa
I'VE there were roses everywhere,
I'VE doubt in honor of the bride, who il
to "Rose." Between the parlor a
dining room hung the little p
led used by the bride as the milkmi
eld in Patience. 1T was filled W
all choice flowers. Seldom have mC
ion elegant decorations been seen at
oft social event in this city.
he For over two hours there was
d constant stream of invited que
'pe passing through the parlor to of
eti- their congratulations to the hap
his couple. Among those present wei
ith His Majesty the King and Prime
Kawananakoa and Kalanianaole,
ms tended by Mr.. j. w. RobertsC
hat Vice-Chamberlain, Justices of I
nor Gnnrama Count ,na,,nI,ars 90