Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-20
SOCIAL NOTES
Ereeth Campbell Wedding

Freeth- Campbell Wedding
There was a pretty function at ST.
Andrews Cathedral on Monday even
ing, the occasion being the marriage
of Miss Dorothy Muriel Freeth and
Mr.. william Henry Campbell. The
ceremony was performed by the Right
Rev. Bishop Restarick and promptly
at eight O'Clock the march from 10.
hengrin was heard, and everybody In
the church tried to look at the beanti
full young bride. who advanced down
the aisle on the arm OF Col. Samuel
Parker, preceded by the ushers,
Messrs. Mark Robinson. Richard
Wright, VIII Roth. Samuel Walker,
and the pretty maid.of.honor. Miss
Muriei Campbell. The groom, with
his best man, Mr.. Robert Single, and
the Bishop awaited the bridal party
at the chancel steps, and the short but
impressive ceremony was listened to
with GREATNESS interest. While the
names we're being inscribed on the reg.
lister exquisite music was softly chant
ed and then came the magnificent
strains Of the Mendelssohn wedding
march, and the bridal procession
moved down the aisle to the church
steps and were rapidly wheeled away
to the Campbell mansion, which was
kindly loaned Mrs. Freeth for an In.
formal reception by Mrs. Walter Mac.
farlane and Miss Muriel Campbell.
The church decorations were the art.
istic handiwork of Mrs. James Robert.
son, and graceful foliage. pa Inns, greens
and while lilies and marguerites were
seen to advantage against the rich
walls of the beautiful church. At the
house, Mr.. and Mrs. William Camp
bell, With Miss Campbell and Mr..
| Single greeted all corners. The rooms
were decorated with palms and green's
and a long table in the second draw
ingroom, held the wedding presents
which were numerous and costly, as
well as useful. On the great lanai
overlooking the garden was long
table, the head of which was circular.
Here were seated the bride and groom,
Mrs. Elizabeth Freeth, Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. c. Campbell, parents Of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell
relatives Of the groom, the ushers
and other relatives and more friends
Miss Campbell and Mr.. Single took
their departure directly after the re-
ception and Col. Parker and Mr.. Ern'
est Parker we're only at the church as
the recent bereavement necessitated Q
very quiet wedding and reception. Mr.
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by the Attorney General free Of charge
Correa presented a resolution to pro
vide a job for un interpreter His res
olution provides that rs copies Of al
Acts passed by the Legislature shall
be printed in Hawaiian, and II cop,
given to each member OF the Leglsla
ture. or course the resolution wa!
: adopted.
Second Reading.
I House Bill IL, appropriating $25 ,O0'
for Hawaii's exhibit at the Alaska-Yu
kon.Pacitic exposition passed secon'
reading and was referred to the Pro
motion Committee; House Bill ~, az
propTiating $4,000 for the expenses o
a Congressional visitation went to tn
4. same committee.
House Bill 81, amending the law re
. lating to incorporation fees passed
, second reading and was referred to tn
; Finance Committee.
+ Castro made an announcement tina
made all but the Honolulu members 81
L. L.. s..l slas NJ
3 those who had mileage coming to then
D could get It by applying, as the none
: was ready.
l Kaniho and Douthitt are to be tn
4 House orators at the memorial sessio
}. to be held Monday morning. Tn
\ Speaker announced that the member
[ of the House would assemble at tn
|, grandstand to watch the Floral Parade
a and after that was over they would az
/. journ to the House, where a patriot
a session will be held.
Kinney offered a resolution that tn
n Sergeant-atarms be authorized to pr
cure for the members of the House, O
public expense, the daily papers {
r Honolulu, naming them. The Speake
!. said there are several Chinese. Japal
|. csc, Portuguese and Korean papers nc
/. mentioned, and he would therefore r.
II fer the resolution to the Public E,
II penditures Committee. Castro move
e to table the resolution, but the motto
was lost and the resolution went
;. the committee.
S House bill b, relating to income tax
II. b. 0, providing that the real an
o personal property tax should be II
a per cent; and II. b. 10, exemptin
property up to 5000 from taxation, WEI
). read the second time and referred
/. the Judiciary Committee. House Bi
It 20, providing that the court may a
/. sign counsel to prisoner unable
G employ a lawyer himself, went to III
e Judiciary Committee.
s The Committee on Rules reporte
/. that the amendments which 1t was a
d thorized to make to the rules OF tn
t. House were ready. The amendment
which were adopted, outline the dutit