The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES GATHER.
Departure for Home in Oakland, Cal.
Rice Party disappointed - Summer
visitors Arriving ut sIakawao-COn-
tractor to Examine School House.

MAUI bdIuHlu WAS uuAIcu III HaiIiaSC
20 Joseph P. Cooke, Of Oakland, Cali
fornia.
Though the weather had been
threatening during the day, the even
ing came bright and clear, and Maui's
people turned out en- nldsse from Wal
Iuku, Kahului, SpreckelsvilIe and
Makawao, filling the house and
yerandahs to overlooking. Japanese
lanterns profusely hung lighted the
yerandahs and the interior of the
parlors was tastefully decorated with
flowers and greens. Over the corner
in which the ceremony was per-
formed white satin ribbons were fes-
TONED with garlands OF smilax, pre-
senting a most pleasing effect. Cow
ering the top of the piano were pro-
fusion of beautiful roses and greens,
and boquets of flowers and maiden
hair ferns were artistically arranged
in different parts of the rooms. The
ceremony being performed in the
front parlor, the relatives of the young
couple were seated in the back
parlor, while the other guests
occupied the dining room.
Shortly after s o'clock, to the
strains of a wedding march from the
piano, the bridal party entered. First
came the little bridesmaids, Lottie
Baldwin and Nellie Alexander. Be-
hind them the maid of houor, Miss
Grace Cook. Then followed the bride,
attired in a rich gown of white silk,
on her fathers arm. At the same
moment the groom appeared from an
opposite entrance with the best man,
II. A. Baldwin, and met the bride
under the festoon of ribbons and
smilax. The ceremony, performed
by Rev. E. G. Beckwith, was short,
simple and impressive. After it was
finished the numerous company pres
emit offered congratulations. The
balance Of the evening was spent in
social conversation and it was some
what after IL o'clock before people
took their way homeward.
Refreshments of coffee, sandwiches,
salads, lemonade, ice cream and cake
were served during the evening and
were most delicious.
The large number of wedding pres
ents received were displayed in the
sitting room and excited much favor
able comment.
AS the time drew near for the young
couple to depart a number of young
folks with their pockets and hands
full of rice lowered about the front
steps, but the bride and groom slipped
out the back way unseen and so es-
capped the deluge. At Paia a train
was in readiness and conveyed them
to Waikiki, from whence they pro-
ceeded 10 Maalaea Bay in carriages
and took the steamer Waialeale for
Honolulu to depart per Australia for
their home in Oakland.
The best wishes of Maui friends 60
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke. Among
those present at the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Baldwin; Mis-. J.
p. Cooke, Miss Grace Cooke, and Miss
Ethel Cooke, from Oakland. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. d.
with, DIR. aud Mrs. p. J. Aiken, Mr..
and Mrs. +. l.. Stolz, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
ID. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Andrews,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. w. ZumwalG, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Carley, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Z. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ct.
OSg, Mr.. and Mrs +. Z. Atwater, Mr..
Il. Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Flem-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Engle, Mrs.
ID. Center, Mrs. Forsyth, Ms. Wat
SON, Mrs. II. g. Alex ,nder, Misses NJ.
]. Alexander, Mary Beckwith, Martha
Beckwith, May Baldwin, Winnie
Baldwin, Hammond, Mile Beck
with, l.. II. Aiken, Kate Fleming,
Mary Fleming, Ethel MOssmaD, Eva
Smith, Nellie Smith, Ethel Smith,
Kate Watson, Hattie Watson, Leo
nard, Zeigler, Grace Dickey, Belle
Dickey, LOttie Baldwin, Nellie Alex
ander, A. Crook, r. Z. Crook. From
Honolulu: Miss Ethel Smith, Mics
Juliet King, Lyle A. Dickey, Harry
Wilder, Charles Anterior, Montague
Cooke. From Lshaina: Miss Lucy
Hayselden and Walter Hayselden;
ii. A. Baldwin, c. w. Dickey, w. s.
Nicol, Will Baldwin, Arthur Bald
.. w. Baldwin, Willow Baldwin,
Fred Baldwin, Jas. Anderson, II.
Howell, p. b Aiken, F. s. Arm
strong, Edson, ]. w. Colville, w. B.
CoIville, Rev. Z. G.. Beckwitb, w.
BeckwiIh, ID. Rough, w. Hay, w. T.
Mossman, r. Wilbur, Geo. Wilbur,
a. II. Crook, II. A. Mossman, John
Fleming, w. o Aiken aud others.
Makawao still holds its good name
as a summer resort By Wednesdays
steamer the number of visitors was
greatly augmented.
Maui friends cordially welcome Mr..
and Mrs +. l.. StoiZ back. They go
ID "Idlewiid" today, on the mountain
side.
Other arrivals Wednesday were Mrs.
g. NJ. V. Foster and Miss Juliet King,
who are the guests of B. ID. Baldwin,
KaluanuI; Mss Louise Moore and
MISS Green, who are visiting Miss
Laura Green, MakawaO; and Charles
Atherton aud Mr.. Montague Cooke,
VINO are at Haiku.
Good tennis Is seen afternoons now
on the court at Haiku, between the
boys home from college.
F. w Hardy left by last Tuesdays
Kinau for a short visit to Hilo.
Miss Lucy HaZeldou and Walter