The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-17
THE CEREMONY BY ARCHBISHOP
RIORDAN.
The Wedding Attended by Nearly All
The Hawaiian Colony in San Fran
cisco-On for Washington.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 6-Arch-
bishop Riordan Of the Roman Catholic
church made Prince David Kawanana-
koa of Hawaii and Miss Abigail Camp
bell man and wife i'm the parlOrs of the
Occidental Hotel at high noon, while
hundred friends and guests Of the hotel
looked on admirngly. The parlors were
decorated with green's and great masses
of roses, and during the ceremony the
Prince and his betrothed stood under
a canopy Of ferns and white blossoms.
Miss Campbell entered the room on the
arm of Joseph Ryland of San Jose, her
godfather, and was given away by MIN.
Ernest Parker oldest son of Samuel
Parker, who a few days ago married
Miss Campbells mother, was the Dest
man Of Prince David and Miss Anita
Chrystal of Santa Cruz was the brides
maid. She and Miss Campbell were
chums at school in San Jose. The bride
wore a Paris gown of cream lace with
a picture hat of lace and ostrich
feathers.
In the parlors were all the prominent
Hawaiian residents now in San Fran
cisco, and many others from san Fran
cisco and the other cities Archbishop
Riordan, in purple cassock and archie
piscopal cope was a stricking figure. He
was attended by Father Ramm Of the
Cathedral
When the ring had been placed on
the brides finger, and the solemn words
of the indissOlube sacrament or the
church spoken, the blushing princess
Welded her hand to her husband, VINO
gravely kissed it, Then her cheek was
touched by a dozen men friends VINO
claimed the happy privilege of the mo-
ment and by her women intimates,
who overwhelmed her with good wishes.
For a half hour Prince David and his
wife received the congratulations of the
,rrf
formality and stiffness in the greetings
and the chatter which took up the time
until 1890 p. m, when the breakfast
was served in the hotel sale manger'
An American orchestra played at the
feast as the Prince had sent back to
Hawaii the musicians he had sum-
moued from the islands month ago
to delight his friends. The tables and
the dining-roOm were brilliant in the
royal colors of Hawaii, red ana yellow
and the breakfast was as merry as
possible. The bride wore the mag
nidcent pearly necklace given by her
mother, and the gorgeous diamond pin
presented by the groom The talk at
the table was as light and airy as the
wine, which went around freely, ana
even the set tOasts were mere tncen-
tives to joy and laughter.
First the welfare of the bride was
toasted by Godfather Ryland, and then
Judge Hyland of San jose and Judge
George D. Gear, Judge George Davis,
Samuel Parker, and finally Prince
David spoke. A future of happiness
in the balmy island of the southern
seas was painted for the pair and
an earnest invitation to visit them III
Honolulu given to all by Prince and
Princess. A pretty incident of the
breakfast was the bride s giving TO eacI
guest a boquet of lilies of the valley
Among those who sat down We're;
Prince David Kawananakoa, Princess
KaWananakOa, Samuel Parker Mrs
Samuel Parker. Ernest Parker, Miss
Alice Campbell, B. r. Dillingham;, Mr.
and Mrs Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dutty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs
Solomon, Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Alice Car
michael MI. Bradley, Judge and MIS-
NJ. H. Hyland, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Ryland, Mr. and Mrs w. f. Hunt, the
Misses JamisOn, Mrs. James Murphy
Miss Gladys Cummings, Dr., Holbrook
Mr. and Mrs Bird, Miss Anita Chrys
tai, Judge Gear, Judge Davis, Mis-
Ethel Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCros
son Mrs. Godfrey Rhodes, James
Parker, Samuel Monsarrat, and the
others of the Parker and Campbell
families.
Last evening Prince and Princess
KaWananalloa. Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Parker, Judge Hyland and wife, Mrs
Rhodes, Misses Cummings Mr.. ant
Mrs. Grimes, MI. ana Mrs. DuILy, MI
and Mrs. Ryland, Judge Gear Judg
Davis, Ernest Parker, and others
twenty-five in all-Occupied lOges a
the Columbia Theater and had suppe
at a leading restaurant afterward
This morning the Prince, his wife
Mr.. and Mrs, Parker and Judge Davi
will leave on. the Santa Fe limited 70
Washington. After a week or so Il
that city they will go on to New York
and return to Honolulu in about sil
weeks.