The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-05
AN EVENING
WEDDING.
Mr. L. K. KentweII
and Miss Annie
Holt United.
CATHOLIC BISHOP
PERFORMS RITE
A Reception at the Residence Of
John D. Holt, Jr.-In-
vited Guests. ~

Amid the solemn grandeur of the
Roman Catholic Cathedral and sur
rounded by a wealth of ferns and
arches of palm, Mr.. Laurence Klindt
Kentwen and Miss Annie K. Holt were
united in marriage last evening at 8
o'clock by the Right Reverend Ropert
Gulstan Bishop of Panopolis. The al
tar and chancel were partially conceal
ed by a mass of greenery. A hundred
Iincandescent globes glimmered from be-
ed in relief the Figure upon the Cross.
The body of the church was filled
with the friends of the young couple.
The guests arrived early and were
ushered to the pews by Edmund Stiles,
B. F. Beardmore, w. C. All Fook and
Lionel Hart. In the loft was Father
Valentin, who during the service, play
ed effectively upon the great organ.
Shortly after s o'clock the organ peal
ed forth the notes Of a bridal march
and all eyes were turned toward the
main portal as the bride entered lean
ing upon the arm of her brother, John
D. Holt, Jr. They were followed by
Miss Lizzie Holt, sister of the bride,
who was the bridesmaid, while behind
them were Miss Helen Holt, a cousin,
LEANING upon the arm of Vivian Rich
ardson The party proceeded up the
main aisle to the foot of the chancel
steps where they waited while Father
| Valentin sang a beautiful solo, the
| mellow notes adding greatly to the oc-
| casion. At the conclusion of the solo,
the Bishop of Panopolis, unaccompa-
lnied, entered the chancel from the YES
itry. and at the same moment the groom
attended by Mr.. A. NJ. Walcott, the
best man, entered the nave by a side
Sloor. The bride and groom were then
made man and wife, the ritual of the
church occupying considerable time.
The bridal party then left the edifice
while the organ sounded the music OF
lively march.
The entire party and the guests were
driven at once to the home Of John d.
Holt. Jr, off Fort street where re-
ception was held. The long lane lead
ing to the residence was lined with
Oriental lanterns Upon the lanai Sol
omon's quintet orchestra was stationed,
singing and playing throughout the re-
ception. The bride and groom received
their guests in the parlor. The bride
was attired In a white mousseline de
sole with white ribbon trimmings. She
wore a bridal veil caught in the hair
with a spray of orange blossoms. Miss
Lizzie Holt the bridesmaid, wore
pretty gown of blue mousseline de sole.
! Miss Helen Holt wore a charming gown
of red made of the same material.
| In the dining room an array of pres
ents was displayed, the large number
Indicating the popularity of the young
couple. Among the gifts were richly
polished calabashes of koa wood, rare
90 feather leis, cut glassware, silver
| tea service, solid silver water service,
handsome jardinieres, hand-painted
china. vases pictures and several sub
istantial articles of furniture. Not the
least of the presents was large we'd
| ding cake Refreshments were served
informally during the evening, consist
ing of champagne punch, sherbet, Ice
cream and cake.
Mr.. Kentwell is a rising young bus1-
ness man and an Island boy who grad
uated from Punahou College. He was
formerly connected with Claus Spreck-
els Bank in this city. and is now the
manager of a real estate and invest
ment company. He is also one of the
promoters of the corporation lately or
ganized in California to supply thou
sands of Chinese coolies for Mexico. The
bride is an accomplished musician ant
lis a member of the Amateur Orchestra
They will reside at Waikiki.
Among the invited guests were Queer
Iiliuokalani, DR.. Walters. DR.. and Mrs
Wayson Judge and Mrs. Kaulukou
Mrs Ward Miss Ward. Miss Luc.
Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Norrie
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Weaver, Mr.. ant
I Mrs. F. 1. Spalding, Prof. Rabbit, Mr.
) and Mrs. Fernandez, Misses Fernan
dez, Mrs. Robertson. Miss Helen Rob
ertson. Miss Mabel Robertson, Judg
/ and Mrs. Kepoikai, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Mr.. and Mrs Cunha, Mr.. E. S. Cunha
3 Miss Rernice Cook, ]. Castle Ridgway
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Hart, Mr.. an
Mrs. Smithers, Mr. and Mrs c. K
Ayau Mr. ard Mrs. Chock Hoy, MI
I and Mrs. Soule Mr.. and Mrs. Henri.
Smith, Judge Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
kuina. Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. Boyd, MI
: and Mrs James H. Boyd, F. j. Tesla
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Ills. C. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. &c
3 ell Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Wright A. J. Campbell, Bruc
Cartwright, A. F. Gilfillan, Andrew
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah kumalae
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crabbe, Mr.. Hi
hio, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Lucas, Mr.. an
| Mrs. Ahlo. the Bishop of Panopolis
Father Valentin, Harry Murray, Joh'
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