The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-03-27
Marriage Of Miss Rose Campbell
and Mr.. J. G. Anderson, Jr.
A CHINESE MURDER AT wAIHEE
Another American Union Party Club
Organized at Hamakuapoko- -
Teachers Meeting Held, and Petit
ton Sent to the Board of Education.

MAUI, March 22.-During Wednes
day evening, the 2lst inst, was by fal
the heaviest storm of the season-the
rain was terribly steady and most
cOpious-the atmosphere cool and
damp-and the roads simply brown
mush but the most interesting and
brilliant event of Makawao social life
the marriage of a popular and
charming young lady to a well
known and much esteemed gentle
mau-did not fail to attract a large
gathering of the districts best people.
1t was the wedding ceremony of
Miss Rose Ida Campbell, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell OF
Paia, and Mr.. John George Anderson,
Jr.,a member of the firm of the Ander-
son Pressed Brick Company of Ogden,
Utah, and occurred in the pretty
church at Paia.
The interior decorations were eX-
quisite; behind the chancel rail was a
large mass of superb Gala lilies sur
rounded by beds of beautiful daisies,
florabunda and roses of all hues inter-
mingled with the rarest of ferns.
Mr.. F. Z. Atwater caused the organ
pirate music, giving proper touch and
sentiment to the occasion. The duet
"Nochspiep' by Sach, organ and VIC
lin lMr. Gilhus) deserves especial
mention.
AT the fitting moment during the
Mendelssohn March the wedding party
entered in the following order: the two
ushers, Messsrs. w. o. Aiken aud d.
G. Lindsay; the two tiny brides
maids, Alice and Florence Howie; the
bridegroom and the best man, Mr.. f.
w. Hardy; and last the bride, accom-
panied by her maid of-honor, Miss
Elizabeth Campbell, moved slowly
down the aisle and took positions
near the altar in front of DR.. E. @.
Beckwith, who in solemn, sympa-
thetic tones soon completed the brief
ceremony.
Immediately afterward occurred
pleasing reception at the residence of
the brides parents, where the usual
congratulations were rendered, and
the more than usual admiration was
expressed concerning the many ele-
CANT gifts. After dainty lunch and
social chat the memorable occasion
came to all end.
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson after spend
ing a month on Maui, at Olinda and
other places will depart for Ogden,
where beautiful residence has been
recently erected for them. The names
of some of the evenings guests are as
follows: Miss Elizabeth Campbell of
Honolulu, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Love-
land, Hon. and Mrs. H. p. Bald
win, MFR. and Mrs. c. H. Dickey,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Laws, Mr.. and Mrs.
Engie, Mr.. and Mrs. G +. Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilhus, Mr. and Mrs. w. Ogg, Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. StOlz, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. +. Atwater, Mesdames H. G.
Alexander, l.. w. Zumwalt, H. B.
Bailey and Simpson, Misses Ander-
son, Gregory, Hammond, Maud
Baldwin, Morris, Renwick, Smith,
Chamberlain, MOssman, Wilbur, n.
Crook, Grace and Belle Dickey, Hon.
James Anderson, DIR. Stowe, Messrs.
Rough, Kennedy, f. S. Armstrong,
ID. G. Lindsay, w. o. Aiken, r. vii
bur, David CrOZier of Honolulu, S |
Crook, +. w. Hardy and others.
STRAY sCRIBBLINGs.
During the morning of the 18th |
nst., Sheriff ChillingswOrth visited |
Waihee to investigate what was evil
iently a murder case. A body of |
/ Chinaman had been found that
and on the body were marks
hat indicated foul play. The Jap
lnese doctor was of the opinion that
leath had occurred several days pre-
yiously. Two or three Cinnamon
nave been arrested on suspicion, but
nothing direct in the way of evidence
las yet been given to the public.
During Friday evening, the 10th
nst., at the residence OF J. w. Col
lille, Esq, at Paia, occurred the
Iarch evening of the MakawaO Lit
rary Society. 1t was the first Oc-
aston in several years that the Col
lille house has entertained, and more
han that, everything was so new aud
legant that perhaps there was a
light but pardonable curiosity to
lew the "best house in MakawaO.U
Il any rate, there was large gather
ng, which much appreciated an in
eresting programme, some of the
leasing events being recitatiOns by
lisses Hammond and Grace Dickey,
SuiN0A SplC ny MISS AlOSSUldu anu Il /
rio by Messrs. Dickey, Laws and
lindsay, who sang a laughing song
18th great effect.
The debate between Messrs. Laws
nd Lindsay, "Are changes of fash
III founded on reasOn" also excited
luch interest.
The Naniwa touched at Maalaea
tuesday, A. NJ, Goth inst.
The Paia-Hamakuapoko Club or
anized at the Hamakuapoko Church /
lst Monday evening, 18th inst, with
lie following officers: H. Laws, ,
resident; p. Noa and II. J. Paa, Vice
C. H. Dickey, Secretary,
nd w. Nichol, Treasurer. Maka-
40 District thus has two instead of
le district club-the Haleakala Club,
presenting Precinct /, and the Paia- &
Club, Precinct > This !
necessary, owing TO the extent of
rritory. !
No shipping news of any impOr- !
nee, except that the Skagit is soon
sail with "a cargo of sugar.
Weather terrible during Wednes- 1
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