The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-12-24
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ISLANDERS
Piver-RayWedding
An Affair of
Note.

here Tor Honolulu on December lltn,
Miss Gladys Landers Piver became the
wife of Whitaker Ray. The newspapers
gave considerable space to the accounts
of the wedding, which was celebrated at
the California hotel in the presence Of
half a hundred relatives and intiinates
of the Piver and Ray families. The
brides brother. John C. Piver, who is
well known to Honolulans, gavA his
sister away and Miss Berence Lander,
a cousin of the bride, was maid of hon
or. The best man was Charles Ray,
brother of the groom.
Miss Piver wore an imported gown
of white lace, en- traine. The trimmings
were of white chiffon. Her veil was of
extra length and was attached to her
headdress with a pin of diamonds and
pearls, fashioned in the shape of fleur
de lis. This pin was the grooms gift.
She held in her hand BOUQUET of pink
rosebuds. which We're tied with long
streamers upon which rosebuls were
sown.
The maid of honor, a very pretty de-
butante, wore a gown of lavenGe--"olor
ed crepe de chine with a princess train
flarng at the bottom an i trimmed with
yellow lace. Her hat was of whit lace
trimmed with tulle.
The brides mother was gowned IN
light gray crepe de chine over pink taf
feta appliqued with lace.
The bride appeared 10 best advantage
and seemed radiantly happy. \ small
reception was held in the parlOrs of the
hotel after the wedding, and light re-
freshments were served. Many hand
some presents were received by the
bride. The officiating clergyman was
nf lxn'S
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Immediately de-
parted for Southern California. They
will spend fortnight In visiting the
leading resorts of California. and viii
be at home on Tuesdays next year, at
their newly furnished house, l4iO Grove
street.
wA1ALUA MAN WEBS.
Mr.. Harry c. Weiss, of Waialua sugar
plantation, was married on Decembe"
18th to Miss Daisy A. Doud of San
Francisco. There We're very few pres
ent at the ceremony, only the relatives
of the contracting couple having been
invited, The wedding was at the nome
of the brides aunt Mrs. y! A. wood.
22l1 Steiner street. The marriage was
performed by Rev. Chas. y. Lathrop,
pastor of the Church of the Advent,
Miss Doud is well known in educa
tional circles. She is very pretty and
has been IA great favorite among the
teachers of the public schools. Several
years ago Miss Doud was quite the
heroine of a newspaper story Her first
appointment to n school here was on
the Farallone Islands. on this lonely
spot in the ocean she taught the chill
dren of the lighthouse keepers and it
was here that she met Mr.. Weiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss are hpoknd to
sail on the Alameda today for IIonolu-
In. They will live at Waialua.
COMING TO LIVE HERE.
When Edward A. Douth'tt, assistant
to Attorney General Dole, returns to
Honolulu after Christmas, h. will bring
back with him a bride, who vii! doubt
less be welcome addition II society
circles in the Hawaiian capital. Mr..
Douthitt was married yesterday to
Miss Edith A. Alden, who = "A daugh
ter of Mrs. Victoria Alden, Of SO Devils
adero street. Mr.. Douthi:t WAS bern in
san FranciSc0 and is well known here
as young man of promise in LEGAL III
cles. He has been prominent as "A mclh-
Der of fraternal organizations.
He was engaged fer some time to
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society event and there We're only a few
intimate friends present.
NOTES ,pnIrT p1-npI L.
MITES ABOUT PEOPLE.
Major w. W. Robinson, of the quar-
termaster's department of the United
deavor 10 straighten out the affairs of
the Seattle office. Major Robinson has
lately been quarternaster at Honolulu,
and Will leave Seattle for his permanent
post at Manila. He was quartermaster