The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-29
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
Marriage of Mr.. Friedrich Wiiheim
Meier Gud Miss Constance ". Mist.

Meier Gnd Miss Constance W. Mist
st. Andrews Cathedral was
crowded with q fashionable audience
at one O'Clock to-day, when Miss
Constance VI. Mist daughter of Capt.
II. w. Mist, Secretary Of the For
cign Office, was married to Mr..
Friedrich Wilhelm Meier, Of the
firm of Meier & krusc, proprictors
Of the kcksha plantation, Kauai.
Among those present were Mrs.
Capt. Mist, mother, Mrs. Mary
Dowset', aunt, and DR.. Robert Me
lkibbin and Mr.. Alex. McKibbin,
uncles, of the bride HIS EScellency
J. l.. Stevens, L. :. Minister Resi-
dent, Mrs. Stevens, and Miss Stew
ems; Major j. II. Wodehousc, ii.
j. MS Commissioner, Mrs. Wode-
house, and Mr.. j. II. Wodchousc,
il. Hon. A. S. Clcghorn, Hon. c.
T.. laukea, Capt. McCurley of the
l.. S. :. Nipsic, Mrs. Alex. Mackln-
tosh, Mrs. w. +. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Schmidt, Mrs. Capt.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Akin
son, Miss Atkinson, and Mr.. \. r.
Atkinson. ir., Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
Damon, Mr.. Il. X. Walker, British
Vice Consul, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Gum, Messrs. NJ. l.. Robinson, +.
NJ. Swan2y, +. NJ. Hatch, T.. lscn-
berg, ir., and Il. $. Kay (of ko.
hala).
The bridal party were prompt in
arrival at the Cathedral. The bride
entered leaning on the arm OF her
father, and attended by five brides,
maids, viz, Miss Edith Mist, Miss
Dora Dowsett, Miss Wodehousc,
Miss Won Holt, and Miss Ethel
Wodchousc. The groom attended
by Hon. f.. Muller, best man,
awaited the party at the choir steps.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh was the cor
lcbrant, and the service was fully
choral. Mr.. Wray Taylor played
on tue organ as prelude grand
offcrlory in + by Batiste, and fcs-
.ival wedding march by Meyer tc
welcome the bridal party marching
up the aisle. The choir sang, "How
welcome was the CALL" at the begin.
ming of the service. The bride wa:
given away by her father. AS the
party left the vestry after the sign
ing of the register, the organis
played wedding march while til,
choir sang the hymn belonging to it
On leaving the church they wer,
saluted with Mendelssohn' wedding
march on the organ. The unitet
couple with their friends adiournc'
to the house of Mrs. DOwse,t, wher
u reception was given TO Il larg
number of guests, the Royal lila
waiian Band giving concert there
for the occasion.
The bride looked charming in
rich dress of white brocaded sill;
with train, and a honiton lace vel
the same that was worn by her me
Their at marriage. a diamond ores
cent was the ornament fastening til
veil. She carried a splendid bouque
Of plumarias and maidenhair ferns
The bridesmaids were uniforml
dressed in white Indian silk, maxim
u rare galaxy of beauty. Mise
Mist and Dowsett carried bouquet
of white marguerites and ferns
trimmed with long blue strcamers
Miss Wodchouse, similar bouqut
with white and pink ribbons; an
Misses Won Holt and L. Wodehoust
bouquets of coliopsis with lemo
and bronze trimmings--all wearin
hats to match their respective flor:
trophies. Their feet were encase
in exquisite Swede shoes.
The decorations of lhc churc
were superb. The chancel aisle wa
n veritable avenue of rare pottc
plants. A magnificent leafed fer
in pot made the Keystone of an eve
green and floral arch in front of til
altar. Choice ferns and plants wei
disposed at every point Of vantage
and the pews of the choir and fror
pcws OF the nave were made bank
of roses and other flowers.
The newly welded couple lea,
for Kauai by the steamer Mikaha
this evening. They will be given
wedding breakfast at the residcn'
OF Mr.. A. Cropp, Koloa.