The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-02
Marriage Of Miss Susie Bailey and
]. L. ". Zumwalt.
HOLIDAY SPORTS AND CELEBRATIONS.
Foot Races, Hammer Throwing. Tugs-Of-
War and Like Events Form the
Christmas Day Attractions-Su Surprise

MAUI, Dec. ~ The marriage of
Miss Susie Nay Bailey, daughter of
Mr.. and MIS- H. B. Bailey, of Makn-
WAC, and Mr.. J. L w. Zumwalt,
principal OF the Ulupalakua school,
an event which by anticipation has
been the social sensation OF several
months, was successfully eonsum-
mated at the PsiR Foreign Church
last Wednesday evening, the nth
inst Upon entering the grounds, the
mellow glesm of lights from the
chandeliers radiating through the
rich and brilliant colors of the cathe-
dral windows, lent romance and
charm to the occasion, which was
changed to delight upon viewing the
exquisite interior decorations of ferns,
roses and Gala lilies. Not daring to
violate the traditions of ages, the
bridal party was somewhat late, and
the organist, Mr.. F. E. Atwater, i'm
provised most interesting music for
nearly an hour before the notes of
Memberships march sounded its
grand strains Of harmony through the
corridors of the pretty edifice. The
wedding eOtelie thst stood between
the altar rail and the two beautiful
arches that spanned the aisles. was
composed OF the bride, charming in
the purity of white null, her maid of
honor, Miss Claire Gregory, the
bridesmaid, Miss Ida Campbell, the
bridegroom, his best man, Mr.. ID. c.
Lindsay, and the bridesman, Mr..
Chas. w. Baldwin. Mr.. George E.
Beckwith, by authority vested in him
by the Provisional Government, per-
formed this, his first ceremonial act,
most briefly and impressively. After
the solemn rites which bound the
happy pair for better or for worse,
many of the one hundred guests pres
ent pressed forward to the ehancel
rail and offered the usual wishes for
future felicity.
Mrs. F. s. Armstrong and W. o.
Aiken acted the part Of ushers.
Directly after the ceremony, small
and informal reception of old friends
was held at the Makayao residence Of
MIR. and Mrs. Bailey, where refresh
ments, congratulations and the view
ing Of the many elegant and costly
gifts completed the story of an COCA
sion forever memorable to Mr.. and
Mrs. Zumwalt.
CELEBRATIONS, SPORTS, LUAU AND
CHRISTMAS TREE.
During Xmas afternoon, the second
field day of the Aakawao Athletic
Association occurred on the polo
grounds in the presence of a very
large and cosmopolitan assemblage
of people. Old Prob. was complaeent,
and the athletes and all the MakawaO
world, jubilant with holiday feeling,
were on hand TO play their respective
parts in the days drama Of celebra-
ton.
Event No. on the programme was
a 100 yards dash. W. o. Aiken, first
prize (silver stamp box A. H. Crook,
second prize silver cuff buttOns).
Time, II seconds.
Event No. Running high jump.
B. D. Baldwin, first prize gold links,
1 feet 10 inches; d. G.. Lindsay, second
prize watch fob, feet inches.
Event No. 3-ThroWing the bib.
hammer. David Rough, first prize
silver ash holder, So feet inches;
d. C.. Lindsay, second prize (silver
links and buttonsl, s. feet inch.
Event No. HStanding broad jump.
W. o. Aiken, first prize american
flag PIN, S feet 104 inches: A. H.
Crook, second prize gold knot PIN,
5 feet 9 inches.
Event No. 5-Running high kick.
W. o. Aiken, feet 8 inches. No
prize awarded because OF but one
entry.
Event No. 6-12O yards hurdle race.
Three hurdles , feet 10 inches high
B. D. Baldwin, first prize gold pen
and bolderl ;. y. Belle, second prize
garnet PIN. Time, Il seconds.
Event No. 7-Tug-Of-war (native).
Prize two fat pigs awarded, without
a contest, to the MakawaO team, as
the Paia and Hamakua teams did not
put in an appearance.
Event No S.-Ruuning hop, step
and jump. w. o. Aiken, first prize
Silver ink bottle, IS feet inches
D. c. Lindsay, second prize Silver
whist countersl, 80 feet inches.
Event No. 9-Pole vault. d. Rough,
first prize gold wishbone PIN, ) feet
S inches; W. o. Aiken, second prize
jeweled necktie clasp, feet inches.
Event No. 10-Three-legged race.
A. II. Crook and s. n. Belle, first
prize gold collar buttons). Time, 1871
Event No. Il-Pntting the l53-lb.
shot. B. D. Baldwin, first prize (sil-
yer rule, IS feet 4 inches d. G.
second prize (gold Ioeket),
. feet 4 inches.
Event No. 12-22O yards dash. w.
D. Aiken, first prize lgold horseshoe /
pin), q seconds; s. y. Belle, second |
prize (silver telescope eupJ. In this I
race Messrs. Baldwin and Crook fOuled, |
which undoubtedly prevented the lat
Ter from winning the race.
Event No. 13-Running broad jump. /
D G. Lindsay, first prize gold leaf |
pinl, II feet s inches; 5. ". Belle, |
second prize silver match box, II 4
ieet 81 inches.
Event No. I4-Sack race. J. J. /
Hair, first prize silver match box 4
holder. When near the finish, both /