The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-16

MAUI, JUNE 1S.-During Frida!
evening, the 18th, reception occurred
at the residence of Or. p. j. Aiken Of
Paia. given in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Worth Osbun Aiken (nee Helen NJ
Chamberlain who have recently re-
turned from an extended wedding tour
The marriage took place at La Crosse
Wis, during the morning of April sth
the ceremony being performed by Rev
J. P Chamberlain, the father of the
bride. Despite the showers of last
evening large gathering of people
from Makawao filed the parlors.
which were daintily adorned with bou-
Quets of beautiful roses. After the
usual formalities a most pleasing mu-
steal program arranged by Miss Mollie
Beckwith was much enjoyed
Among those present were: Dr. and
Mrs P. ]. Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Colville. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Camp
bell, Mrs. H. P. Baldwin, Mrs. C. H.
Dickey. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gilhus, Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs
Axtell, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. d. Baldwin, Mrs. w. H.
Graham Mrs C. D. Loveland. Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Beckwith, Dr. E. c. Beck
with, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Taylor, Mrs.
R. F. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hodson,
Miss l. H. Aiken, Misses Hattie and
Kate Watson, Misses Millie Beckwith,
Eva Smith, Nellie Smith, Ethel Smith,
Jessie Neil. Belle Dickey, Nellie Crook,
Lottie Baldwin, Dr. R l. Moore,
Messrs. W Nicol, H. A. Baldwin, F. S.
Armstrong, a. ]. RoGrigues, James
Waldvogel. ]. Fleming, R. Hogg. D.
Rough. Rev. ]. Oyabe, C. C. Ludington,
". Engle, S. Crook. F. w. Hardy.
The minstrel show of last Saturday
night in Spreckelsville Hall was such
a success that it was decided to repeat
the entertainment. The second exhi-
bition of darkey minstrelsy took place
in the Waikiki school building during
the night of the 18th inst, and was
given as a benefit to Messrs Vierra,
Overshiner> and Jackson Of Honolulu.
Messrs. c. A. Doyle, R. l. Moore and H.
Howell kindly assisted the boys and
made the evening a memorable one
for fun and frolic Doyle held down
the interlocutor's chair and Vierra,
Dave" Myers, Overshiner and Tim"
Lyons were endmen. Encores were
given Howell when he sang THE Pride
of the Ball" to Doyle for his solo, Ben
Bolt" and TO. Moore for the ventrilo-
auist act with his dummies, Nancy
Naloney" and Terrence O'Reilley."
yierra, overshiner and jackson made
hits as Mongolians in the Chinese
washhouse scene
The lao Valley picnic of the 18th
inst was largely attended. Antoine
Rosa and W. H Halstead made
speeches commemorative Kamehame-
ha The luau and outing were enjoyed
by about 200 people
During the same day j. L. W Yum
walt won the gold medal given by the
Waikiki Citizens Guard as prize for
the best score at the 200-yard target
His score was 800. There was also a
silver medal for those who never shot
better than thirty.
On Sunday night of the It'll Deputy
Sheriffs Baldwin and King made
successful raid on some SpreckeIsrille
Chinese whose ways were dark and
tricks vain"
On the 18th inst Maunaolu Seminary
will hold its twenty-fifth anniversary
The japanese acrobats are perform
ing in Paia.
The Haiku School has been closed
several days this week owing to meas
les and whooping cough.
The steamer Kahului. Tyson master,
departed for the Coast on the 10th
inst with a cargo of Paia and Haiku
sugar.
Weather-Heavy trade winds along
the east coast; frequent showers.