Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-06
MORE LI2HMAN WEDDING
BRILLIANT RECEPTION AT THE
LIsHMAN RESIDENCE.
Grand illumination Of the Grounds
Many Handsome Presents-some
OF the Guests.

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the residence of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lish-
man, Keeaumoku street, yes
terday evening. Rev. s. s.
Palmer of Oakland, Cal, who is
filling Pastor Birnie's place in
Central Union church during
vacation, was the ofliciant. Miss
Maggie Lishman, sister of the
BRIDE, was the bridesmaid, and
Mr.. W. Chauncey Wilder the best
man.
A reception was held at the
house from eight to ten o'clock,
and there was a very numerous
response to the invitations. There
was Respondent illumination Of
the lawn and front of the house
with colored lanterns. Not only
were the driveway and walks lined
with the variegated lights, but the
trees and shrubbery were profuse-
ly hung herewith. The interior
of the house was adorned in great
taste with greenery and flowers in
endless variety. Mrs. G. +.
Boardman, whose reputation is
unsurpassed as a decorator, was
the artist who directed the work.
The popular couple received the
greetings of the guests in the par
lor, attended by the bridesmaid
and groomsman, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lishman and Mrs. Will
son. After their congra-
tQlations the guests disposed
themselves in social groups about
the hospitable abode, while ice
cream and cake were circulated in
continual round by fair hands.
Open house features were also
sustained at ample and well-laden
tables in the lanai. A great
variety of presents, rich in mate
rial and mostly of household
utility, formed an attraction to
all.
Among those present were JUS
tice and Mrs w f Frear, Senator
and Mrs j n Wright, Mr. and Mrs
George Smithies, Mrs j o Carter,
Senior A de Sousa Canavarro, Il
Il Walker, Mr. and Mrs w Lish-
man, Mr. and Mrs Angus, Mrs
Geo E Boardman, Mrs Giles, Mr.
and Mrs j Gilman, Mr. and Mrs
w Harris, Mr. and Mrs Hough,
Mr. and Mrs w j Coon,
Mr. and Mrs L NJ V Forster, Mr.
and Mrs Geo Mcleod, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Kruger, Mr. and Mrs
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Lucas, Mr. and Mrs John Lucas,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas r Lucas,
Mrs Cunha, Mr. and Mrs j +
Bowler, Mrs Foster, Misses Har-
riet Levers, Rycroft, Duncan,
Rose, Young 2, Walker, West,
Martin, King 2, Angus 2, Messrs
L May, Alex Young, Harry
Whitney, Fred Dat, Representa-
tive II Rycroft, III + Mcintyre, L
Wall, L r. Hendry, Charles Hyde,
T f Lansing, l. M Vetlesen, An
drew Brown, Clarence NJ White,
Cunha, James McInerny, George
Angus, Fred Angus, Emil Berger
I V King, Henry Giles, Harry
Wilder, L b Giffard Charles
Crane and Frank Grace.
After the reception an adjourn
ment of the young folks in espe-
cial was had to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lishman, adjacent,
where there was dancing to the
music of the Quintette Club until
past midnight.
The bridegroom enjoys an
enviable popularity in Honolu-
III, of which he was for many
years a resident before going to the
island of Hawaii. Active in
many useful spheres and
a genial member of social circles
none of the young men of this
city were more generally respect.
ed and highly esteemed. His choice
OF a life partner is the subject of
the most hearty congratulations.
Added to natural amiability of
temperament the bride numbers
among many accomplishments
that of being a recognized artist.
Her contributions of paintings to
the exhibitions of the Kilohana
Art League have never failed to
win the admiration of good judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. More will spend
two weeks at Alma cottage, Wal
kiki, and leave for their future