Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-06
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QUIET WEDDING At The
WIGHT HOMESTEAD
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF
THE DISTRICT RECEPTION
At THE koHAlA CLUB
HALL.
Especial to The Bulletin

from the kohalas, both North and
South, have returned to their homes.
The Kinau made special trip to
Kailua, North Kona, on the 9th
ultimo. to pick up the Deputy Attorney
General Cathcart and the legal frater-
nifty from Honolulu.
Mrs. Conant and family have left
Kona and joined Mr.. Conant In Wal
mea where they will make their home
fol- the present They are occupying
Miss Thelma Parker's Puopelu place.
Mrs. S. NJ. Spencer wife OF the book
keeper of the Parker ranch, has just
recovered from severe attack Of
bronchitis. DR.. Atcherley had to be
summoned from North Kohala. a dis
lance of twenty-five miles. The wea-
Their in Waimea has been intensely cold
recently-the temperature reaching
freezing point-some frost has been
seen on the grass in the morning.
Manager +. W. Carriers son, Fred
erick, has Just recovered from severe
illness. DR.. Taylor had to be sum-
moned from Paauilo in Hamakna, q
distance of more than forty miles.
There have been several deaths in
the month of January In South Kohala,
the sufferers being unable to procure
medical aid as there is yet no doctor
In that district, and few can AFFORD 10
summon a physician a distance Of over
twenty-five miles. The names we have
been able to obtain are: Mrs. Magnolia
Campbell, Kauwe Sr., one Of Waimea &
old residents, and Mrs. Aliens 1s-month
old baby at Kawaihae. Mrs. Magnolia
Campbell is a sister of Mrs. W
Vredenberg at the Puako plantation.
Judge Dole has been a visitor in the
district for a few days, having arrived
by the Kinau of January 9th from
Hilo. During his stay, he was a guest
at Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Lows, Kapaau.
He travelled overland on January goth
for Waimea, South Kohala, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Low. While
there the party stopped at the Akona
Hotel from whence the Judge made a
shooting expedition in search OF plover
which are now in season. They sue
ceeded In making quite a large bag.
The party left Waimea on January 3lst
and continued their way to the Konas,
short stop at Mrs. Lows Pun
anahulu place. From Kailua Judge
Dole will catch the Mauna Loa and
return to Honolulu.
Or. John Atcherley has removed
his dispensary at Kapaau TO Multi.
where the doctor can be found twice a
MISUNDERSTANDING and Sundays
between the hours Of 3 a. m. and 4
p. m. Other times he can be found at
his home Office, Kynnersley place, Pu-
Mrs. c. X. Stillman, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Celia Woods.
took the Kinau from Mahukona on
January Goth for Kailua, North Kona,
from whence they will continue their
Journey overland to Miss Lucy Pea
body's Kiilae place at South Kona.
On January 25th Greenbank, the
beautiful home OF Dr. Wight. one OF
the Oldest successful planters in North
kohala, was the scene OF wedding,
Miss Clara Wight being married to
Manager II. r. Bryant OF the Wight,
Puakea plantation. 1t was a strictly
family gathering and the ceremony
which united the two happy hearts
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Fen
of st. Augustine's church.
North Kohala, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
l.. Hall OF Hamakua. who came over
rom Paauilo for the occasion. DR.. and
Mrs. Wight, who are both quite aged,
are parents Of eight living daughters.
all of whom with one exception, Mrs.
]. Fl. Mckenzie, wife of the new book
keeper of the Warehouse Trust Co.,
Honolulu, were present at the wed
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Widemann of
Mana have been the popular guests OF
he district for the last five weeks. Mr..
having charmed so many of
The music lovers with his violin play
ing will be greatly missed when he
returns home. 1t is to be hoped that
the Widemanns" will pay Kohala an-
other visit shortly.
Invitations are out to Mrs. DR.
Wight's reception to be held at the 10.
hala Club on the night Of February
9Th at o'clock.
A reception was given at the Kohala
Club Hall on the night of the 2Sth by
the Rev. Mr.. Fenton-Smit in honor
OF the Rev. Mr.. L. Hall OF Paauilo,
who was visiting Kohala to
ofticiate at the Wight-Bryant wedding.
The decorations Of the hall, which con-
sisted chiefly of punches OF evergreen
hung on the walls supporting patches
Of artificial snow, had a very pretty
affect. The program of the evenings
amusement had been arranged by
and included music, vocal
and instrumental; dancing and lib
eral refreshments. There was good
attendance, and all the musical pieces
we're capitally rendered, particularly
he violin solo by Mr.. c. A. Widemann,
he song by Mr.. Sonny Gay, a song by