Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-18
Miss MCCully
MAKES
Pretty Bride

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n Government. Here ne was married
nd here he died ten years ago.
or the bench composed Of Judges
udd. McCully. Preston, Dole and
3ickerton. Governor Dole is the only
me now living. 4
Result o. q VISIT.
Seven years since Mr.. McCully was
married TO the Rev. John hamilton
Higgins. and the home Of the family
mas been in Charleston near Bangor
Maine. ever since.
Miss McCully came with her mother
Tor visit and to look after their
interests In Honolulu, last
Here she met Mr. Smith.
Ind it is only natural that she should
wish to be married here among the
friends and schoolmates of her child.
hood. She is only nineteen years old,
a beautiful girl of singnlarly sweet
disposition that attracts friends in all
walks Of life so that II was a cosmo.
poiltnn gathering that assembled in
C,ntrai Union Church yesterday to
witness the marriage.
Bridegroom an ohioan.
Miss Mctully has continued her
school studies here under private TUT
ticn. has completed the course and
VT. leceive her graduation diploma in
June from the Higgins Classical Tnsti.
tute a ftting school endowed by her
steplather. Mi. Hirgins.
Mr.. Smith. who is tho popular chief
clerk Of the Hawaiian Hotel here, vas
bonn IN NorwalK. Ohio His ancestors
were Germans and pioneers OF the
Western Reserve anu frelands in
Ono. He IS graduate Of the Ohio
stale Normal University and has been
connected with leading hotels in Cali
lurnia for the past ten years, being
clerk Of the Hotel de- Monte in Mon
tcrcy and the California in San Fran
cisco previous to coming here yea,
and half ago. Il, {. q member o
the Buckeye Cub OF this city.
Honeymoon at WaiaIua.
Immediately after The ceremony 1
wed ling breakfast was served at thu
Hawaiian Hotel to the bridal party
and few very intimate friends. At
clock the happy couple left Tor Wal
alua, where the honeymoon will b.
spent. after which they will maxi
their home IN this city.
The brides travelling dress was
blue doth tailor suit, q white PanGm
hat trimmed with black silk bands an
Il black and white leather pom.pom.
Many Wedding Gifts
The groC m. GIFT 20 the bride was
heavy Roman goId chain bracelet 81
with diamonds. The wedding gift
were numerous and unusually cholC
az t?steful i?clniirp IN their idmH'
many beautiful pieces of cut glass, @
cry conceivable article of table silve
numerous vases in Royal Worceste
CIoisonne ware. and articles of HAY
land china. She was also generousI
remembered by the Chinese tenant
OF the estate.
Mrs. McCully Higgins will leav
June II. for her home in Maine.
Some Invited Guests.
Following is a list OF some of the g.
invited guests:
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. AthertOn. MI
Catherine Atherton, +. C. Athcrton
II. Atherton. Col. and Mrs. w. +. A
len. Prof. and Mrs. Alexander, Mi
Alexander, Miss Agnes Alexander. MI
Allen. Mr. and Mrs. w. O. AtwatC
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Ashford. Mr.. al
Mrs II. Austin, Mrs. Stafford Aust
Miss Harriet Austin. John Austin,
D. Adams, Dr. and Mrs. r. w. Ande
son. Mrs, Sara Angus, Miss Myra A
gus, Miss Gene Angus, Geo. Angt
Fred Angus, Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Aug
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Allen,
3.
Rev. and Mrs. Hiram Bingham, NJ
Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Burke, NJ
Bishop, Miss Bishop, Mr., Bradon, w
Bombright, Judge II. c. Barrow, Raj
Brown. Mrs. Mary Mott-smith Bi
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson, Miss f.
Brown. John Battersby Mr.. and NJ
J. Brown, Senator and Mrs. Ce
Brown. r. w. Booth, Mr. and Mrs
p. Baldwin, Arthur Berg Captain a
Mrs. Berger, Mrs. r. F. Bickerton,
and Mrs. VIM. Bowen, Mrs. Buckla
Miss Vivian auckland, Miss Ha
auckland.
C.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke. Mr. {
Mrs. Clarence Cooke, John Cook. N
- Catherine Cooke, Miss Junia Coo
Mrs. S. N. Castle. Miss Carrie Cas-
= Mrs. Henry Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jal
Castle, Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Cas-
Mrs. Coan. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Chi