The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-05-06

tie stood a very handsome wedding
cake, on the top of which were the
initials +. w. Nj. and G. NJ. NJ"
Beautiful water lilies laid on mirrors
had charming effect,
Among those who called to tender
their congratulations were His Ma
jesty the King, attended by AIr. Jas.
w. Robertson Vice Chamberlain, IL.
r. II. Princess Liliuokalani, Hon A.
5. Cleghorn, His Elk. iona. Austin.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, His
Elk S. NJ Damon, Minister of
Finance, Hon. j. l.. Stevens, U. S.
Minister Resident and Mrs. Stevens,
Major j. II. Wodehouse II. B. Ms.
Commissioner and Mrs. Wodehouse,
Mons. G. e. B. d'Anglade, French
Commissioner, Senior A. de Souza
Canayalr0, Portuguese Commits
sioner and Mrs. Canavarro, members
of the consular corps, the captains
and officers of the American and
British war vessels in port and a
large number of prominent citizens.
Mrs. S. H. Dowsett, Mr.. Alex. Nc
Kibbin and Mr.. j. Nj. Dowsett made
everyone feel quite at home on
arrival There was an unlimited
supply of the choicest kind of re-
freshments and most attentive
corp of walters.
The presents completely filled
room off the dining hall, and a more
magnificent collection one could not
imagine. Among them was a COM
plete table service of solid silver,
which was the admiration of all pre-
sent. There was also jewelry, lamps,
salad dishes, pictures, sets of books,
silver sets, dinner and tea sets, piano
lamps, easels, albums, mirrors, etc.,
et The choir of the second congre-
CATION of st. Andrews Cathedral
sent the bride lace pin in the shape
of spider, with large opal, sap
phires and emeralds. Accompany
ing it was the following address
beautifully illuminated in colors:
The undersigned members of the
choir of the second English speaking
congregation of st. Andrews Cath
edral, Honolulu, offer to Miss Con-
stance Mary Mist, their sincere good
wishes on the occasion of her ap-
preaching marriage; they desire to
thank her for her constant and great
help in the choir; and they pray that
happiness and welfare may be hers
in this life, and forever.
April 20, 1890.
Dora NJ. Dowsett. Marie r. Won Holt.
Rose w. Tenney. ]. w. Yarndley.
Kulumanu Ward Edith Frances Mist.
Ethel Wodehouse. Thos. R. Walker.
Mary SOper, S. Z. Pierce.
Alice c. Jordan. Chas. Crozier.
Susie r. Patch. il. Lennox.
w. H. Baird. I. May.
I. NJ. Starkey. g. Z. Smithies.
Alatau T. Atkinson. C. P. Iaukea.
LAM Atkinson. Alex. Macintosh.
Adrienne Dudoit. WrayTaylor, organist.
The Royal Hawaiian Band, under
the direction of Mr.. Berger, was sta
toned on the lawn in front of the
house, and played choice selections
of music during the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meier left on the
Mikahala at six o'clock in the even
ing for Kekaha, their future home.
They were driven to the steamer by
Mr.. Paul Isenberg with his fine team
of buckskin horses. The bridesmaids
and groomsmen were on the wharf,
being taken their in a wagonette
drawn by four horses belonging to
the Hawaiian Hotel stables. The
band was there to, and gave the
bridal party fine send-off. Mr.. and
Mrs. Meier boarded the steamer
amid a shower of rice and old
shoes. Capt Campbell gave up his
room to them, which was very
prettily decorated. The last whistle
blew and the steamer was soon head
ing for the channel on her journey to
Kauai.