The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-10-06
Wedding Ceremony at Haiku on
Wednesday Last.
THEY WILL RESIDE AT EVA.
Drought Injuries Mauis Only Coffee Plan
tation-census Taking Brings Out Some
Amusing EIncidents Engagement.

MAUI, Oct. 3.-The wedding of Wini-
fred Morris Baldwin and DR.. John
Weddick was the pretty occurrence of
Wednesday evening, September goth,
lat Glenside, Haiku, the beautiful resi-
dence of the brides parents. The pre-
vailing tone of the interior decoration
was pink Pink roses, begonias and
other flowers of a rudy tint were ar
ranged in most lavish profusion. Dam
" rosebuds attached to satin ribbons
were pendant from the large green can
opy under. which the bridal party
Stood
The bride appeared most lovely in
q handsome gown of white silk and
lace, wearing the traditional veil and
bearing a bouquet of white carnations
in her hand. Miss May Baldwin in
pretty costume of white and pink was
maid of honor, and Charles w. Bald
win acted the part of best man. Mr..
E E. Atwater played Mendelssohn's
Wedding march.
After the solemn ceremony by DR..
z. G. Beckwith, many hearty congratu-
lations were offered, and afterwards
there was dancing between the hours
of 10 and r.
Among those present were Mir. and
Mrs. D. D Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Atwater,
Mrs. E. D. Baldwin, Mrs. L. NJ. Bald
win, Mrs. Henry Dickinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. c. D.
Loveland, DR.. and Mrs P j. Aiken,
n nd
Mrs. S. E. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
mon, Mrs. H. B. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Beckwith, Mrs. Thurston, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Gilhus, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Noa, Misses Mile Beckwith, Lucy
Hayselden, May Hayselden, Matte
Birge, Lillian Aiken, Kate Fleming,
Nellie and Eva Smith, Kate Watson,
Ida Leonard, Nellie Crook, Messrs.
Edward Bailey, c. w. Baldwin, Willow
! Baldwin, Harry A Baldwin, Walter
Hayselden, ]. ]. Hair, F. S. Armstrong,
| George S. Aiken, w. E. Nichol, H.
Howell, Highly, g. Wilbur and others.
+ Profs Koebele and W. c. L. Perkins
are doing" Haleakala. Their head
quarters are near to Punniniau and
they evidently intend to make long
stay.
All Mi, the only coffee planter of
Kula, has recently been most unfortu-
mare. The recent drought has destroy
ed about half of the II, LOO trees on his
plantation at Kamaole
Mrs. Campbell the wife of W H c.
Campbell of Waihee plantation, died
I during Sunday. September 9th. The
funeral occurred on Monday, the 18th.
~; l,
loss
Miss Matte Birge of Mexico is the
guest of Miss Aiken of Paia.
Captain Scott of the Honolulu po-
lice force is in Waikiki in charge as
deputy sheriff, so the report is.
Deputy Sheriff King gives luau to-
day at his residence in Makawao il
: honor of his little sons birthday.
The road sprinkler in Waikiki i:
/ run by subscription. a well known
e citizen having refused to subscribe, hi
e now has a bit of very dusty road il
: front of his residence.
There was little objection and man!
mistakes made during the taking of tn,
census. One Kula, a native of royals
l opinions, stubbornly refused for som,
: time to have anything to do with tn
o census, believing that the foreigner
: were trying to trick him into becom
= ing an annexationist. Quite humble
. of Portuguese objected, believing tina
! the filling up of the paper meant an in
: crease of taxes.
There's more than a whisper con
corning another engagement in Maka
wac, making the seventh during tn
: year.
DR.. and Mrs. John Weddick will de
part this afternoon for their ney
: home at Eva, Oahu.
: The brigantine Lurline, ]. E. Denn
master. arrived September 18th in Ka
hului, is days from San francisco
: She brought general merchandise 70
!: the Hawaiian Commercial Company
! and as a passenger the unfortunat
d Kinney, who lost both legs in rail
road accident Of IroI~ L.,