Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-10
GAY WEDDING AT HIL0.
COMBINED ACTION OF CITIZENS
ON HEALTH MATTERS.
Sanitary Inspection OF the Rainy
ing short Through Quarantine.

I'LL, Mr' hleAdnuer SOCkDuru W
Miss Sophia Scott.
Probably this was the most
splendidly gotten up wedding
ever attended in Hilo, and the
largest attendance, and display Of
beautiful toilets. The Scott man
sion is, no doubt. the most beau
tiful one outside Of Honolulu. The
parlor is very large and everything
in keeping, in excellent taste,
lighted by electricity, floor hard
finished, sides of parlor and cell
ing in panels. A special cover
for the floor had been made to fit
so that it was delightful to
dance on, made Of duck (Lsit
cloth) which made the floor to
look as though it were painted
white. At night at 10 the dane
ing commenced with Mozart's
Minuet, ladies all dressed in
Martha Washington style dresses.
Waltzes and other dances follow
ed. At about IL, the newly made
couple departed for their home in
Hilo, where they have fitted up,
in most excellsnt taste, the Coan
mansion. As they departed from
Wainaku, they were showered
with rice. Mr.. Cockburn is the
able manager of the business of
Theo II. Davies at Hilo. Below
are a few of the names Of those
who attended this festive oc-
casion
Judge S L Austin and Mrs Aus
tin, Judge Hapai and Mrs Hapai,
Hon F S Lyman and Mrs Lyman,
Miss Hattie Austin, Miss Lilly
Hapai, Hon E E Richards and Mrs
Richards, Miss Schoen, Mr. G P
Wilder and Mrs Wilder, Mr. HI
Porter and Mrs Porter, Grace
Porter, Nellie Porter, Mrs E D
Baldwin, Mr. j r Wilson and Mrs
Wilson, Miss Cunningham, Miss
Hattie Hitchcock, Miss Mabel
Hitchcock, Miss Elvira Richard
son, Mr. J Gibb and Mrs Glib,
Doctor r B Williams, Mr. F NJ
Wakefield, Miss Guild, Mr. w s
Terry and Mrs Terry, Mrs II c
Austin, Mr. w w Goodale and
Mrs Goodale, Doctor E L Hut
Crimson, Mr. j Wilson and Mrs
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs W Hardy,
Mr. &C Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy,
Mr. A w Hebron and Mrs Hob
ron, Mr. Campbell, Mr. ) P Sisson
and Mrs Sisson, Miss Nellie Sis
son, Mr. G Furneaux, DR. c H
Wetmore, Miss J Deyo, R Lyman
Jr, Mrs Curtis, Mrs H Deacon,
Miss Brewer, Mr. Bruner, Mr.
Frank Winter and Mrs Winter,
Miss F Scott, Mrs Jules Richard
son, Miss Matte. Richardson.
Miss Agnes Hill, Miss Ellen
Lyman, Miss Esther Lyman.
DR. r B Williams, Government
Physician, and Deputy Sheriff
Williams have explored all Hilo
and caused some persons to clean
out their premises. Mails came
to hand today the 9TH from Ma
hukona, brought from there by
land considerably wet, parcels
post packages in bad condition.
The mails also left by steamer
Hall at Kau came to this Post
office via Volcano road brought
by Wilson's stage.
There was meeting held at
Hilo Court House on 9th inst. to
discuss the cholera at Honolulu.
1t was very largely attended.
Hon f S Lyman pr, sided. The
talk was continued for two hours.
A committee of five was appointed
to act with the Board of Health.
At one time it was decided to let
no freight, passengers or mail
land. After the excitement of
the conversation subsided, it
was decided to leave the whole
matter in the hands of those ap-
pointed, to act as the news and
occasion seemed to require. Rice
is scarce and high. Flour must
take its place. Some are putting
their animals rations down little.
The staamer Hawaii has haan