The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-30
HAPPY WEDDING.

Giles.
At st. Andrews Cathedral yester-
day evening, Miss Florence Mary,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Harold
Giles, was married to Mr.. William
O. Barnhardt. Rev. Alex. Mackin-
tosh OBLIGATED in his impressive man
ner. The bride was given away by
her father. Her sister Alice May
was bridesmaid, and Mr.. Geo. Deni-
son best man. Appropriate music
including wedding marches at the
entrance and exit of the bridal party
was played on the organ by MIR.
Wray Taylor throughout the cere-
mony. Heavy rain that prevailed
did not prevent large congregation
from assembling to witness the inter
esting event. The bride was attired
in a cream cashmere dress with train,
the trimming being of surah and silk
lace, and it was of her own handl-
work. She wore veil and the same
orange blossoms that her mother
wore % years ago. The bridegroom
fine specimen of robust manhood,
the bride remarkably comely in
features, they made very handsome
couple. Mr.. Barnhardt is an en-
gineer on the Oahu Railway, very
popular with both employees and
comrades, as well as with other
acquaintance. His bride is highly
esteemed by all who know her for
her good qualities.
After the ceremony the bridal
party drove to the residence of the
brides parents on Nuuanu avenue,
where they were followed by large
number of guests. The couple held
their reception in floral bower in
Il corner of the parlor, looking
supremacy happy as they were fell
citated upon their admission to the
marriage estate. Refreshments were
served in the course Of the evening,
and pleasant time was spent until
10 O'Clock. Hawaiian and foreign
airs were played and sung by the
Hawaiian Quintet Club Junior.
There was large variety of presents
shown in side room, and goodly
lot of furniture in the parlor was in
the same list. AT the reception the
couple received the following missive
accompanied by purse, the contents
of which turned out to be 5000 in
United States 500 gold pieces. The
donors are officials and employees of
the railway;
"HoNOLULU, Oct. 29th, 1891.
''Mr. and Mrs. w. 0. Barnhardt:
"In rendering you our sincere
congratulations and best wishes for
your welfare and prosperity during
your future voyage over the matri-
m0nial sea, allow US TO prescribe for
you and offer the accompanying anti
dote for sea-sickness. Being afraid
that individually we would duplicate
presents, and knowing that your in
tentlOn was to commence housekeep-
ing, we one and all came to the con-
clusion that the wherewitbal to fur
Lsh a house would prove more
acceptable to you.
"B. F. Dillingham;, w. G. Ashley,
f. C. Smith, F. B. Auerbach, c. IL.
Kluegel, Geo. Denison, II. d. Ro-
berts, ARCHIE Turner, John Coakley,
l.. X. McGrew, G. r. Dement,, Jas.
Smith, A. K. Cooley, H. G. Crabbe,
w. NJ. Graham, L. $. Southwick, d.
P. Peterson, o. Bergstrom, j. 4.
Merry, Z. j. Higgins, Jocinto Jose,
Jno. Evanson, Ted Downey, j. I.
Holloway, A. T. Smith, Thos Will
liams, J. A. Hughes, Vol. Arnkil, W.
NJ. Bush, p. Murphy. :"
The following people attended the
wedding reception: Rev. Alexander
Macintosh and wife, Rev. S. +.
Bishop and wife, Mr.. f, M. Marshall
and wife, Hon. II. &. Crabbe, Mr..
J. L. Bushee and wife, Mr.. W. g.
Ashley, Mr.. G. B. Reynolds and
wife, Mrs. Pomroy, Mrs. j. H. Hare
and daughter, Mr.. John Neil, wife
and daughter, Capt. j. G. Lorenzen
and wife, Mrs. G. w. r. King, Mr..
G. M. White and wife, Mr.. j. j.
Greene and wife, Mr. f. l.. Winter
and wife, Miss j. MCGOWAN, Misses
Bruins (2), Misses Johnson (3), Miss
Frances johnson, Messrs. Hiakava,
ranno, Ito, Wray Taylor, W. Ii.
McInerny, Geo. and Edwin Paris,
Geo. Mclean, John Coakley, Aft f.
Cooley, Fred. G.. Smith, Hodges, N.
G. Harlem, Clark, t. Downey, Thos.