The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-24
Marriage OF Miss Annie
x. Dowsett to Mr..
Robert e. Htenham.
Tho Ceremony at st. An
drew's Cathedral.
Reception Il: the Brides Parental
ResiIencc--A Brilliant Event.


hawalu Dowsctt to Mr.. Robert Il.
BRENNAN was solemnized in st. An
drew's Cathedral yesterday evening,
with very brilliant aud beautiful ac-
cessorcs to give auspiciousncss TO
the event. Elaborate and splendid
floral decorations gave a fcstal ap-
pcarancc TO the interior of tho grand
ediicc. Great bouquets were placed
effectively on the ecclesiastical fur
niture, fcstoons of delicate vines
hung between the pillars, here were
banks of green and there bcds of
choicest roses. Ratings were clad
with vines spanglcd with flowers
Bouquets on pillars and chandeliers
were fastened with silkcn ribbons.
the long ends Of which iluttcrcd
gracefully down. An arch OF palm
leaves and roses was reared over the
approach to the altar, being sur
mounted with u gorgeous marriage
bell of pink and white roses, and
over this 4 white dove held stream
crs Of white satin ribbon, OH which
appeared the surnamcs Of bride and
bridegroom. Ii is proper to state,
in passing, that the decorations were
designed by Mrs. James W. Robert.
son, Mrs. Geo. T.. Boardlhan, and
Mrs. Paymaster Corwn.
Before the appointed hour Of
seven the cathedral was crowded
with invited guests and others,
Messrs. ii. NJ. Whitney, jr., j. II.
Wodehouse, jr.. S. a. Monsarrat,
and +. +. Bishop being the ushcrs.
The front pcws on either side of the
centre aisle were imbedded in roses,
and were occupied by Mrs. J. |.
Dowsett, Mrs. Nj. G. Monsarrat,
Mr.. j. /. Dowselt, jr., Mr.. NJ. D..
Monsarrat, and Hon. Nj. Il. Deadly
of San Francisco. Mr.. Wray Fay
Tor punctualIy started n wedding
air on the instrument. The bride
groom the next moment entered from
the side and stood at the front of
the chancel. There was no delay
before the bridal party marched up
the aisle to Lohengrin's wedding
march on the organ-the bride lean
ing on the arm of her father, Hon.
James L.. Dowsett, followed by Miss
Mary Dowsctt, maid of honor, and
Mr.. J. NJ. Mensarrat, best man,
then bridesmaids and groomsmen
namely, Miss Jameson and Mr.. Ed
Dowsett, Miss Lizzie Coney ant
Mr.. W. Il. Monsarrat, Miss Emm;
Davidson and Mr.. Alika g. Dowsett
Rev. Alex. Macintosh with mark
ed impressiyeness joined the happy
pair in wedlock, a full choral service
being rendered by the choir, begin
ming with the hymn, GLOW welcome
was the call" The ceremony was
completed beneath the floral bell il
front of the altar, followed by thu
signing of the register in the vestry
AS the party left the edllicc the or
ganist played Memberships we'd
ding march with his accustomed
skill.
The bride looked lovely, he
charms of face and figure being no
the least causes of admiration. Sh'
wore dress of white MORE silk will
train, the front panels of gold bro
ca ded silk, a splendid veil and dia
monds completing her adornments
Miss Mary Dowsett was dressed il
4 corn.colored costume, Miss Jane
son in one of peach blow, Miss Co
ney nile green, and Miss Davidson
shrimp pink.
The wedding reception was heI'
at "lIauhaukoc," residence Of TIN
brides parents, Palama. a larg
lanai had been built for the occa
sion, having solid dancing foo
and roof of iron. Colorcd lantern
were hung profusely amongst tn
trees and shrubbery and all owe
the sides of the houses. Flags o
all nations new and bright canopie'
and draped the interior of the lanai
which was further beautilied wit
one of the richest displays of foliag
and bloom ever seen here under
roof. One Of the prcttiest floral de
signs was that of harp at the hca'
of the hall. Three bowerlike alcove
were constructed on the east side o
the lanai-thc central one for tn
bridal reception, that on the RICH
for refreshments, and the one to tn
left for the orchestra. The coupl
received congratulations from tn
guests standing on carpet bcneat
n beautiful floral marriage bell
Their Majesties the King and Cuce
were among the earliest in the lon
procession that went forward to te
licitatc the joyful couple. The
were attended by Mr.. Jas. w. Rob
ertson, Vice Chamberlain, and Mrs
Robertson, lady in waiting to lie
Majesty. Over n thousand invita-
tions had been issued for the wct
ding, and large proportion Of thos
invited responded. The throng WI
so great as to make it almost impoi
sible to procure a full list, but III
names of those attending, so far o
noted down, will be found below !
alphabetical order:
Mons G. b d'Anglade, Frenc
Commissioner Hon and Mrs w
Allen, DR. Anderson, Mrs A Il A
linsnn Miss Atkinson. Mr. Atl;iI