The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-11-29
Thy RAM OH Most Chssnly
for a Happy Welding.
WATtRnOUSt DlCKtY RupIlAlS
A Notable Gathsring a. HaiSu- De
corations In the Bower Coo
tunes and Guests.
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MAUI. November g. "Wednesday
evening the 23d az the Haiku home Of
Mr. ana Mr. Charles Henry pickey,
occurred the marriage OF their eldest
daughter. Grace Graydon, 10 Mr. Henry
waterhouse. Dr., the son u senator
Waterhouse Of Honolulu.
The floral decorations OF the interior
Nere In exquisite taste, the delicate
foliage OF MALE. profuseiy interminglcd
with large punches OF white chrysan-
themums. producing most pleasing
and artistic effect. The corner In which
the wedding party stood was especially
attractive. because OF It's garniture of
broad bands OF light green satin rib
bon which. caught up In festoons, held
in place here and there large punches
Of the japanese national flowers; while
dwarf palms and other ported plants
lent tropical air to this bridal bower
Il was just O'Clock when Miss Simp-
son began to play the lohengriD march
and but few minutes after when DR..
r. @. Beckwith finished the marriage
ceremony.
Miss Belle Dickey. sister of the bride,
was maid of honor and two cousins Of
the bride Misses Martha Alexander
and Lo'tle Baldwin. were bridesmaids.
The bridegroom was attended by his
brother. Mr.. Albert Warehouse, as
best man. and 10y Messrs. Herbert
Dickey and Frank Baldwin.
The bride was all that is lovely in a
white crepe silk dress. deliberately EN-
broidered in yiOlets. trimmed with real
lace. and embellished with white satin
The bridesmaids were charming In
gowns fashioned of organdie over silk
Miss Belle Dickey wore white Over
light green silk, Miss Alexander, pink
over pink silk and Miss Baldwin. whit,
over pink silk.
The bride wore the traditional vel
and carried bouquet of white rose
tied with broad white ribbons. Miss NJ
Alexander was the fortunate yOun
lady who caught the bouquet whe
flung by the bride later in the evening
The wedding gifts of cut-glass, silve
and embroidery from Maui friends
were many and elegant, there being
large number awaiting the arrival o
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warehouse II
Honolulu, on the 2Gth.
The bride and bridegroom after re
ceiying congratulations. slipped ava,
without discovery by watchful friends
and went to the old Green homesteaD
in Makawao. which recently has be
come fayorite resort for brida
couples
Those present at the wedding We're
Mr.. and Mrs c. n. Dickey, Henry Wa
. terhOuse. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Baldwin
Miss Belle Dickey. Messrs. Lyle A
Dickey and Herbert l.. Dickey, Mr.. AM
Mrs. $. r. Alexander, Miss Marth
Alexander, Miss Lottie Baldwin. Mis-
Mary Alexander, Mr.. Albert Water
house, Mrs. Corbett, Mr.. Frank Bald
win, Samuel Baldwin, Mr.. Frank Alex
ander, Mr.. and Mrs D. d. Baldwin. MI
and Mrs. c. ID. Loveland, Mr.. and Mrs
b. ID. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. +. Tay
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Nicoll, Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. o. Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Qunwalt, DR.. and Mrs. l.. Sabey, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Nishwitz, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. h. Carley, Mr. and Mrs
Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. HARDY
Mesdames Fleming, Heapy, Weddlcl
McConkey, Jones and Belts, Mise
Claire Schweier, Nellie Smith, Lindsa,
Elsie Fleming, Agnes Fleming, Fam
Engle, Ethel Smith, simpson, Stee
and Kate Watson, Messrs. ID c, Linz
say, r. +. Engle, Homer Smith,
Rough, J. 4. Moore, +. +. Atwate
Lindsay, Wilson. c. w. Baldwin an
George Wilbur and others,
HENRY DAMON Is