The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

q genuine Olu-fa>nioneO surprise
marty AZ Pspeekeo on Friday even
ing. rendered 10 Henry Deacon.
manager Of Pepeekeo plantation,
complimentary 10 his recent return
from the Coast. The arrangements
were in the hands Of his bachelor
friends. who. although they sent
out invitations 10 all Of Mr.. Dea-
cons friends, both far and near,
were most successful IN keeping 4
urofound secret 70 the hOnOred host.
over one hundred people Joined IN
the festive dance 10 do honor 70 the
occasion. Early in the evening 4
suppsr was served, and dancing
continued until nearly ) o'clock IN
the morning. when al sat down 70
s sumutuous luau. II was daylight
when giddy HiloiteS and residents
Of every plantation for miles around
started for their homes.
On Saturday evening there was 4
meeting Of the clans s. one OF
the Scotch friends reported the
affair. The occasion was double
wedding and the joyful celebration
OF the happy event. Some forty or
more friends OF the young folks
gathered at the residence Of George
Chalmers Al Waiake2, and there
witnessed the marriage OF Miss
Nellie GRAY and George Low, OF
Honohinu. and Miss Mary Alexan-
der and James Webster, OF On0mea-
The Young ladies arrived from
Scotland in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chalmers on the bark Annie
johnson about ten days ago. Rev.
Mr.. Hill. Of the First Foreign
Church. officiated. After the cere-
mony, al were invited 70 partake
OF the wedding feast, which was
followed Ov s. merry dance.
On account Of the death Of Mrs.
D. H. Hitchcock on last Tuesday,
the church social was postponed
for one week. and VIII be held in
the parlors Of the church Tuesday
evening. November 9TH.
The L. :. :. Bennington came
into port Friday afternoon about 5
o'clock. She reports having en-
cOuntered rough weather on her
passage up. and in consequence her
guests. L. :. Minister Willis, wife
and son, and Dr.. Cooper suffered
the indispositiOn Of >easickness.
Minister Willis and family have
not va- been ashore owing 10 IN
pleasant weather. DR.. Cooper L
the guest Of Dr.. Williams. 4 num-
Der Of the officers and Dr.. Cooper
were entertained 81 dinner Friday
evening AZ s downtown restaurant
BY some OF the HiIo young men.
II i interesting 70 note the -four
ishing condition OF Hilo'S kinder
garteus. The public kindergarten,
under the able management and
instruction Of Miss Guild and her
assistant. has between thirty and
thircv-fve children IN charge. Miss
Guilds private class, which meets
81 her room IN the old Coney
House in the afternoons. numbers
about 4 dozen. Mrs Walsh has
charge q the Chinese kindergarten
and ! doing excellent work At
present she i taking advantage Of
an opportunity % improve her
own vel advanced methods by
study with Miss Guild who has
had charge Of kindergarten work
In California.
Miss Cells PLuukett. who wss re-
ported IN the Oakland and San
Francisco papers a. having charge
Of the children u the American (
colony IN HiIo, ! engaged a. Pri-
vats teacher 81 the home Of c. c.
Kennedy At Waiakea-
\ Ersd Smith u Honolulu / 4
zUsst Of Mr.. and Mrs Z D. Bald
win
Nr. Low Of kukuihaele came
over % attend the double wedding
81 Waiakea-
Miss Nellie Porter returns 70
on this hinzu 10 r.
sumo her school duties at Puma
lOu-
The last sad rites were paid 70
the Iamented dead, Mrs D. H
Hitchcock, on Tuesday afternoon I
Rev CIV Hill. assisted BY s choir '
from his church. conducted the ser
Tices AZ the house The funeral
,ortege was one Of the largest Hilo
lzs known The concluding ser
Tices at the grave were very short,
.hus Iessening the terrible pang !
which the burial OF 4 loyed one
must give.
HiLoites congratulate the Gazette
Company upon the neat sppear-
nee OF It's papers
The Eouz and kau telephone !