Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03
S(HUlIH-bANHAM
WEDDING ON kauai
Pages Scatter Flowers
In Bridal
Path

fNuhuit wv ~ hl'3N
agreeable ard representative meeting
took place on Sunday evening, No.
vember 10th, at Waimea, the first part
ia the Foreign Church. the second at
the pretty residence of MI. and Mrs
Thorvald Brandt. The occasion was
the marriage of Miss Mable Gertrude
banham. daughter of the Rev. II. Il.
Bantam of Martinez. and late of Wal.
inca, and Mr.. Wilhelm Karl Schutze,
head luna OF MAXWELL plantation. The
Church had been beautiful decorated
by several kind friends. working
under the competent direction of Mrs
Francis Gay, flowers, ferns, palms and
| lcis having beer furnished not only
| y the ladies of Waimea and Maka.
well, but also from Lihue.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. e. Milliken, the bride being
given away by Professor l.. w. Hart.
Miss Ehel Bantam, sister of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Il. Cropp
was best man, whilst the two pretty
| Juvenile daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
! p. Faye ofliciated as pages of honor,
Carrying baskets of choice flowers.
Mrs. +. Gay presided at the organ
and at s O'Clock Mr.. DOugherty sang
solo with great feeling, Because God
Made Thee Nine" at the conclusion
of which the bridal procession entered
TO the inspiring strains of Wagners
lridal march from Lohengrin. First
came the two little pages, then the
bridesmaid, after which came the
bride, leaning on the arm of Mr.. Hart
They We're met at the minister's desk
by Rev. Mil'iken, the bridegroom and
the best man. A portion of the Epis-
Copalian service was read, during
which Mrs. Gay played soft and ap.
propriate music The ceremony being
ended and the bCnediction given. rtlt
procession reformed this time the
bride and bridegroom walking out to.
gether, preceded by the little pages
OF honor. who scattered flowers IN
their path, next followed the brides
maid. supported by the best man
Professor Hart bringing up the rear
AS the procession marched out, fol
lowed by the large congregation (thc
church being nearly fulD, the organist
played Memberships wedding march
continuing 1t in a spirited manner un
III the congregation was all out.
Between eighty and ninety persons
had been invited to attend the recep
ton at Mr. BraEdt's house, and tn,
spacious room and lanai (Which wer,
beautifully decorated) presented al
animated appearance. Many hand
some gowns were to he seen amOni
the guests, and the many pretty face
and general rechersche appearance o
numerous visitOrs gave to the Who'll,
scene An animated and brilliant effec
Among those present were Mr. AM
Mrs. Aubrey Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs
+. Francis Gay, Mrs. V. Knudsen. MI
: end Mrs. Eric Knudsen. Mrs. Isenberi
and Mrs McGauley, DR.. and Mrs San
dow, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rice, Miss X
Ward, Miss Ethel Wilcox. Judge an,
: Mrs. HOfgaurd, MIR. and Mrs. Omsted
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs
: Faye, Miss Faye. Mr.. and Mrs. G
Ewart, and indeed Il seemed as II al
Waimea and Makaweli were assem-
lied to do honor to the occasion. Tn
ushers did good service under the abb
: direction Of Mr.. II. Kennedy.
. The brides dress was white crep
: de chine, n "a Princess. trimmed wit
chiffon, and tied here and there wit
roses. The long veil was caught II
: with orange blossoms; the bouque
was made up of choice white flowers
with streamGrs, Of green, and tull,
and white silk ribbons. The brides
3 maid wore dress of pink crepe d
: chine, and rink begonias In her hal
: The happy pair left about 10 o'cloc
for the Maxwell plantation hous,
8 The large company sat down to SUI
Ter at about . O'Clock, and dancin
was kept up till near midnight.-Ga
: den Island