Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-12

Mrs. Philip Peck, their daughter EN-
ellie was united in marriage to DIR.
Ormond wall of Honolulu. The cere.
mony was the impressive but simple
Episcopal service. performed by the
Rev. W. c. Stewart, the bridal couple
standing in the beautiful lanai of We
hikulani," the sumptuous home Of the
brides father and mother. Mrs. L. ID.
Baldwin rendered the wedding march
from "Lohengrin" as the bride came
into the room promptly at $3.50 o'clock
on the arm of her father. She wore a
Partisan effect in white chiffon, with
flowing bridal veil. The only orna.-
ment worn by the bridn wG5 her moth
er's bridal ring. Mrs. ]. L. Metcalfe
presided as matron Of honor, and DR..
Alfred G. wall attended the groom as
best man. Mrs. Peck, who had been
confined to her room for several days
previous, was wheeled near the bridal
group and witnessed the ceremony.
After the groom had bestowed the
wedding ring and embraced his wife,
Mrs. Peck received the first from the
bride. after which the the couple
were the recipients of a profusion of
lfelicitations from those assembled.
Following the wedding, an elabor.
ate supper was served In the spacious
dining hall. AS the occasion was the
thirty sixth anniversary of the wed.
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Peck. especial in.
terest was given to the happy event.
At 1890 p. IN. Mr.. and Mrs. wall de-
parted on a special train for olaa ana
the Volcano House. They VIII reside
on wilder avenue, Honolulu
Among the guests present wcre'
sam Peek, Dr. wall MI. ana MIS-. "eo'
Ross, Hakaiau; Mr.. ana MIS-. D. II.
Metcalte, Papaikou' MT. ana Mrs. '' =
Moir, onomea; MI ana MIS-. u a.
Stobie, Mr.. and MIS- VIM Mchas' Mr.
ana Mrs. f. ID. BALDWIN Juuse anu
Mrs u w. A. hapa', Mrs' 'u'es n'en,
ardson. MIS- W. H. shiphah' Misses
Mary shipman, Ivy hicharasoi' NUN
Richardson Lilihoe hapai' LOUISA no
pal; Messrs. u N Day neo. il"p m
Dr. o. Il. STOW d. Arene' 'I"'",. -,
T. D. E'iio', Dr. d. - ''''' anu w
. "ise'- riouhe'
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Lihue, Aug. TUESDAY MIS- A. D
Wilcox gave a bathing party down al
Kalapaki, where all the charming Ia
dies from Mrs. Palmer's lunch APP
peared, refreshed by the nights rest
4 few OF the sterner sex, who. nave
, some leisure during the day, joined the
ladies in frolic with the waves. Mrs
Wilcox knew that salt water bathing
is apt TO produce ravenous. appetite
and had for that reason provided O
generous luau' wnicn was "e"''''' en'
joyed by the swimmers
Mr.. Harold Rice and few confed-
crates appeared after a while carrying
Mrs. C, A. Rice's piano and deposited
lit under tho shading branches of a
morLov nod Tbcv AZ, mn, "a through
IT. .so,a ,or ,ho sale =, a
s pe''o' MANI
nttie exercise thoush pu' nau JIM,
Dark plots In NINA concentrating al
their persuasive powers on Mrs. Brown
they succeeded in convincing her, that
the company was pining to hear her
plav the latest two step. They took
n, unfair advantage NJ Mrs browns
nno,. hoir, ,rrrod 90 tr,n tba ,,rtos,,,
o"'n '.ins w. ~ Np u,,,s.. -.
'oe III Tue i.sn' VI '"e o,'.' 80
noon sun, hoarse Dlast from Mika'
hala's whistle warned the Jewellers
that those who were going to Honolulu
had better be coming, and as a conse.
Iouence all scrambled into some kind o,
n conveyance and rode down to III,
w,,r, ,horo 70 h,a n fond od,ou IN do.
., 80 49, '' go" ,S,a,,s
parting ir'ehu' i''"Au'
There seems to be regular epidemic
OF engagements in Honolulu at thu
present time. and much interest cen
ters around that of Eric Knudsen
Speaker OF the House of Representa-.
tives of the Hawaiian Legislature
whose engagement to Miss Cecilia
LOrauge OF Christiana Norway. was
announced this week. Miss L'Orangt
Is cousin Of Mr.. Knudsen and she
miths ABOUT year ago MI, hhuosen