The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-30
Wedding Of Miss Clare Gregory and
D. C. Lindsay.
. HEAVY FINE FOR FIFTY CENTS.
A Kahuna Receivers Some stolen Money
bv threatening To Pray the offender
to Death-A Large Number or sum
mcr visitors Visit the IsIand-Not"s.

took place last Wednesday evening
at the Paia Protestant church'
The bride was Miss Glare Fowler
Gregory. niece of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Ioveland OF Hamakuarok0, young
lady who has always taken n leading
mart in society matters of Makawao'
The bridegroom was David ColVlIIe
Lindsay, the nephew of j. w. Col
viIle Of Paia. He is the boOkkeeper |
~ Paia plantation and has always |
been most popular in the social cir |
cIes Of the district.
The pretty auditorium was well
filled with guests, not only from the
different villages of Makawao, but al
60 from Kshului and Wailuku.
NIessrs. w. :. Nicoll and d. Rough
acted As ushers. The brides favorite
coIors Of pink and white predominant
ed in the decoration of the chancel
where pendent from the high arch
most beautiful portiere of jessamlne
vine Iooped with white satin ribbons
nroduced most exquisite, light,
graceful and unique. Tie eject was
ornate with a silver and white we'd
ding bell resting upon large wheel
Of delicate pink roses, while the spa
ces on either side of the organ We're
fiIIed with palms and bamboOs. Ro-
Sos beconias and daisies adorned the
ratings, and dainty carpet OF mar
ruerites and ferns was spread between
the two aisles which.weTe barred with
gates of pink and white MOWERS Just
"A little before o'clock the strains o.
the wedding march proclaimed the
entrance of the bridal party, who
we've met In the chaucel by the BRIDE
groom and his best man, Mr.. L. w.
Baldwin.
Heading the cortege Were two tiny
bridesmaids, Lottie Baldwin and Ag-
mes Fleming, followed by the maid of
honor. Miss Maud Baldwin. Then
came the bride leaning upon the arm
of her uncle who gave her into the
keeping of the bridegroom.
After the impressive words had been
spoken by DIR. f. G.. Beckwlth, the
bridal party and many OF the guests
were driven TO the residence of Mr..
COVilIe. where an informal reception
was held.
The parlors were prettily decked
with flowers and greens and a most
dainty lunch was served. The pres
ents were numerous and of exception
al elegance. Just before 10 p. M. Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay, having received
the congratulations OF their many
friends, departed for their new home
known as 1.-THE Parsonage.
STRAY sCRIBBLINGs.
H. w. Plemmer, of Waikiki, who,
last week. was arrested charged with
the burning of the plantation office,
was committed by Judge 1Ielekunihi
during Wednesday, the 18th instant,
and was released upon $1,000 bail.
The summer visitors: Mrs. Forrest,
of HiIo, at Mr.. and Mrs. FlemlDg's 5,
Grove Rancho; Rev. and Mrs. o. ID.
GuIick, at DIR. Beckwith's, Paia; Miss
Benner, OF Honolulu, at Mrs. Ogg's,
Paia; Miss Whittier, principal OF ko-
hala seminary, at Maunaolu semi
nary: Miss Ethel WOdehOuse, of Ho-
nolulu, at Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Won
Tempsky's, MakawaO; Mr.. Corbett, OF
Honolulu, at Mr.. George +. Beckwlth's
Haiku: Count BismaTk, at w. ID.
CornwelFs, Waikapu; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilman, Misses Mott-Smith and Sc
come. and Mr.. George Martin, "a Har-
ward man, at Mr.. II. Z. Baldwin's,
Haiku.
The Lahaina teachers have recently
determined TO continue holding meet
ings every Friday evening during
term time. They have adopted the
following books TO be studied: kel-
logs Physiology, Rheinharts Prin-
ciples of Education, ROoper's Apper'
ception, and McMUrray's Recitation
Joe Fernando and john MaglH, two
Portuguese residents Of kula, recent y
had a dispute about fifty cents. Dur
Ing Tuesday they took the case befoT'
the Makawao Court, and Joe INSTEAD
OF having the half dollar 10 John aD'
settling matters amicably, was put L
the expense of $26 for lawyers fees
costs, etc. "And the dickey bird KEEP
singing in the damafoola tree
Among the visitors TO Haleakal
during the week were Misses SNOW
and Crozier, Count Bismark, and til
Gilman party.
Mr.. II. : Townsend and family c
Lahaiualuna departed this week FOR
months vacation in HilO.
A new use for kahunas: Mrs. Nor
ton Of NakawaO, recently had ,
stolen from her house, and IN
stead oi applying TO the polio
Tor redress she hied TO a note
disciple 81 the "anana," Pap
by name. h told her 70 depart frOL
nome for time and tell everybod
that she had procured a kahuna |
pray the guilty party 70 death. TIL
directions were followed, and, upO
her return one day this week, sh
found the stolen money IN its accus
TONED hIdlng-place under the bed.
during Thursday and Friday,
HamakuapOkO, over q hundred appl
cations were received for registratio
or for special rights by the Boards
Registration and Examiners
Mr.. and Mr.. Simpson entertained
large party Il young people at OIinC
during Friday night, the 9th instau
Many changes in the direction
economical management have bee
recently made at Spreckelsville Plal
tatiOn.
No arrivals or departures il q
shipping news Of the week.
Wealher deli yhtful.