The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-14
THE SUMMER SEASON NOW AT IT'S
HEIGHT.
Fine Concert at Makawao Foreign
Church-Pretty Wedding at Mauna-
olu Seminary-A Gay Week.
Maui, August 12.

The social season on Maui is now at
its height, almost every day marking
some event, and especially so in the
Makawao district. Weddings, teas,
parties, and dances keep society NOV
ing, and make things pleasant gene
rally.
The event of this week, and one of
the events of the year, will be the
concert tomorrow evening in the Ma
kawoa Foreign Church. Following is
the program rendered:
Organ Solo-Tannhauser March,.
.................. ........ Wagner
Prof. A. b. ingalls,.
Recitation and Air--She Alone
Charmeth My Sadness. ..... .Gounod
Mr. Maurice G. Beckwith.
Mr.. Schumeister.
Song-Thy Sentinel and I.........
Prof. A. B. ingalls,.
Recitation-The Dandy Fifth.
Mr.. NJ. G. Beckwith.
Vocal Solo--Oh Youth, How De-
lightful Thou Art ..........
I .
Mrs. j. j. Hair.
Organ Solo-The Lost Chord. Sullivan
Prof. A. b. Ingalls,.
Song-Past and Future -. de Koven
Mr.. f. Van Buren.
Pianaforte Solo ....... Selected
Mr.. w. ID. Wilcox.
Song-The Kings Mere. Van Lennep
violin oblgato-AIss Watson),
Mr.. NJ. G. Beckwith.
Vocal Duet Would That My Love
...... ........ ...... .MenuelSSOnn
Mrs. Damon and Mrs. Hair.
Organ Solo. -. Selected
Prof. A. B. ingalls,.
Mr.. w. D. Wilcox of Washington, D.
c., has kindly consented to take part
and a musical treat is expected all
around.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
Maunaolu Seminary last evening. Mr..
Chas. X. Farden of Paia was united
| in marriage to Miss Anna Shaw OF La
haina, Rev. f. G. Beckwith officiating,
assisted by Rev. S. Kapu of Wailuku.
The ceremony took place at s o'clock.
The large dining room was prettily
lighted and decorated for the occa-
sion. The bride and groom stood un-
der a festooned curtain of MALE and
white blossoms, twined in a tennis
| net. AS Miss Kate Watson played the
Wedding March, the bridal couple
walked into the room, unattended, the
bride leaning on the arm of the COON.
After the ceremony the guests were
served with refreshments and the
company was favored with pleasing
vocal solos by Rev. S. Kapu and Mr..
Thos. King. The large parlors and
dining room were completely filled
with invited guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Farden will reside at Paia.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. c. II
Dickey entertained at a progressive
forty-two party. The company pres
ent filed five tables and spent most
enjoyable evening.
Yesterday Miss May Baldwin gave
a picnic party at Kailili in honor OF
Lucy Hayselden and brothers. The
entire party rode up on horseback an6
had a delightful day in the woods.
This afternoon Mrs. j. w. Colvillt
of Paia invited the ladies of Makawac
to an afternoon tea to meet Miss DeyC
of Hilo. The district was well rep
resented.
Saturday evening next Mrs. B. D
Baldwin of Hamakuapollo will give ;
dancing party.
Professor and Mrs. ingalls, made th'
trip to Haleakala's summit last Tues
day, accompanied by some of Mrs
fuckers party from Idlewild.
Mrs. f. Cooke and Mr.. w. &. Cooke
of Oakland are the guests of Hon. II
p. Baldwin at Haiku, and Miss Mary
Mckinley of Honolulu is visiting Mis-
Belle Dickey at the same place.
Professor Ingalls, organ playing
and Mr.. Beckwith's singing, wer
greatly enjoyed by Makawao churcl
goers on Sunday last.
Fine rains fall most every nigh
now, and the dry spell seems to b
over.