The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22
NEWS Or THE WEEK
IRON ISLAND Or MlH|
Waldeyer : Hons We'd
ding Celebrated on
Tuesday Last.
m VAS QUITE 4 SOCIETY AFFAIR
GREAT INTEREST IS BEING
AROUSED AT wAlLukU
OVER BASEBALL
of Sugar Min at HueIO
DeIsyed-Tax once and Bank
Building Nearing Completion =
Editor Robinson Very Sick.
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tSpeciaI C0rTcspondenes.
wAILUKU. Maui. Sept 20-Proba-
bIy the two happiest persons that could
be found in Wailuku on Tuesday were
Carl Waldeyer. the superIntendfug en-
giueer OF the f. G. K s. Co.'S tunnel,
and Miss Molly Hons. both of whom were
TO be united ia the bonds of marimony
the same evening The Angisean church
in Wailukn was beautifully decorated
with flowers and ribbons during the day,
and the church bore a pretty aspect
when the bride and groom entered the
church preparatory 10 entering upon
their welded life. All the invited friends
IF the marriage couple were present IN
clad in a beautiful white dress. the
groom in a suit of black of the latest
cut. Mrs. J. L. Coke. the maid Of honor.
J. L. Coke the grOOm,s hest man. and
Ferdinand Hons. who gave the bride
away. entered the church. Mrs. Baldwin
PLAYED the Bridal Chorus" from LOhen-
grin. as they entered the church The
Rev. Mr. Ault performed the marriage
ceremony which was very impressive
The marriage solemnization was inter-
spersed with a few selections on the or
gan by Mrs. Baldwin.
When the ceremony was finished. the
newly married couple marched out. fol-
lowed by all their invited friends. and
from the church they proceeded to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs ". G. Ogg.
At the reception Mr. and Mrs. Waldeyer
received the congratulations of their
many friends and the many wedding
presents which they received were dis
played Mrs. Vetlesen PLAYED a few
selections st the reception for the enter
tainment of those present. while Mrs.
Walker sang. A light supper was also
served After supper most of those
present took advantage of the dance in
he spacious lania. which was tastefully
decorated with ferns and evergreens
and lit up with Chinese lanterns. The
music was esnecially charming. and every
time the quintette played or sang. there
were no less than dozen COUPLES on the
floor.
Those present at the wedding and re-
-ention were Mr.. and Mrs C. Waldeyer
Afr aud AIRS II p Baldwin Mr.. and
Mrs. X. w Filler. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. McKay. Rev. and
Mrs. A. Ault. Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Wheel
r. Mr. and Mrs. s Keliinoi, Mr.. and
Mrs V. A. Fetleson. Mr. and Mrs. w.
o. Aiken. Mr.. and Mrs III. Coke Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Robinson. Mrs. W. G..
Tavlor. Mrs T. NJ. Church. Mrs. ].
l.. w Marshall. Mrs. ]. Weddick. Mrs.
q. r. Robertson. Miss Carsey Culhert.
Miss Nancy Cummings Miss M. r. Nape.
Miss Mousv Hons. Gs L. Keenev. W. Z.
Boote. A. y. Hayselden A. T. Hagen
ANN. II. r. Weller. F. Hons. and ].
y. X. Keola.
A very pretty wedding took place last
SUNDAY at the Catholic Church, when
Miss Mary Silva was united in marriage
-, lftr,rI., rThor- mn sftAs{
ut o'clock the Rev Father Libert Of
fciating. Antoine Dutro was the
groom's best man and Mrs. Miranda
was the maid of honor. After the mar
riage ceremonies they proceeded TO the
house of the brides parents. where the
married couple. their relatives. and few
Of their nearest friends spent the rest
af the day in feasting. Both young
people are very popular among the Por-
tugnese element of Waikiki. and they
have the best wishes of their many
friends for long and happy life. Thev
now reside in 8 cottage q little above
Judge MeKay's residence.
4 good game of baseball was witnessed
at the Maui Athletic grounds last Satur-
day. when the NJ A. A. PLAYED the police.
The game was played at 3 clock, and
resulted in a victory for the police. by a
score of 8 to s. From the score it may
he seen that the game was held down
to a minimum by both sides. Jackson
for the NJ. A. A.. made a good showing
in the pitchers box. as he struck out sew
eral heavy batters. George Cumming
who occupied the pitchers box for the
police. also struck out many of his
enemies
The game was an interesting one frem
beginning to end Baseball is booming on
Maui just now. and the talk among ath
| letic circles is baseball. A game will ht
Mayed tomorrow at , O'Clock. between
the married and single men. and the
game viii he an interesting one. inasmuct
as both sides have verv good PLAYERS. Tbs
MARRIED men have W. H Cornwell. Jr-
/ :. Keaiinoi. w F. Bal. p Rosecrans
| Charles Thomson Chas. Bailey and :
few other good players: while the single
men can claim G.. Cummings. ". r
Roote. r. Piekard. A. Jackson. ]. Gar
"a. A. Palapala. and 4 few others.
large crowd Is anticipated at Wells park
~ witness the game The game hetweef
he Marning Stars and NJ A. A. has beer
| postponed for another week on accoun,
af the game tomorrow. 1t is stated that
Mr.. Cornweli VIA leave for Honolulu
ssortlx where h will try 10 arrange
ser few canes between Maui Athletics
snd some Honolsln team The fact. how
sTer. has not IS yer been discussed among
he hoard Of directors.
The construction al the new mill al
Hueio for the Maui Sugar Co. has beer
sowewhas ieiaved On acenunt cf fhs
strike. However " IT. King the Wai
iuku carpenter. has gone 10 Huefo, ana
/ Is now experimenting the erection OF ths
building. which Is going on at q go0f
rate. One difficulty which the Maui Su
gar. Co. Is the impossihility Of gestin.
/ lnsahrr and other material at the mil
shortly after ordered Mr. Akana. thl
aesnarer. sfateS that most Of the mater
ai for the min has to Re shiuTped in small
steamers viii not eaIl ~ Hnelo Akans
thinks that there are bright prospects
sar the next sugar erop.
The new tax ofIice ard hank building
which = bainx erected IN Waikiki. oD