Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
MABY.KAPUNIAI

One of the social events of the sea.
son at Waimea was the wedding of
Miss May Keikilani Kapuniai, grand.
daughter of Hen. J. X. Kapunlai. and
William Orvy Maby recently of Hilo,
on Thursday evening of last week,
April 18th, says the Garden Island
The ceremony which united the two
well known young people in the holy
bonds of matrimony was solemnized
, by the Rev. Charles ID. Miliken In the
Waimea church, the fine sandstone
structure which has stood there since
the early missionary days.
The spacious building was filled
with a large crowd of the intimate
friends of the Kapuniai family who
reside on Kauai and there were also
number from Honolulu who iourneyel
from the metropolis especially for the
occasion Shortly afer eight O'Clock
the bridal party entered the church
the fair bride leaning on the arm Of
her grandfather and was met at the
altar by the groom. Miss Kapunilis
costume was q stunning creation OF
shlmmering white silk trimmed with
Irish point lace, and she was crowned
with lovely wreath of orange bios
SONS. The groom was in evening
dress.
The maid of honor was Miss Rose
Ae'a of Wamea and the groom was
supported by Mr.. c. w. CLANCY of
Honolulu
To the inspiring strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march as played
by Professor l.. w. Hart Of Kekupua,
the party advanced to the altar AMI
during the progress Of the ceremony
soft music was continued which added
very much TO its effectiveness.
After the service was over the bri1
al party and throng Of guests repaired
TO the home of the bride. where the
parents of the latter en- 'ertained at a
large reception, followed by a sumptu
, Gus luau-the latter being spread und
er the fern and vine covered roof OF
nm extensive lanai erected for the &C.
casion on the spacious lawn In front
of the residence. Here the company
assembled later in the evening and
enjoyed the many toothsome dainties
of the wedding repast while listening
TO the intermittent but me'odious
strains of music rendered by the Ha-
waian quin ct club stationed at one
end of the leafy arbor.
The large array of wedding pres.
ents,-of silver and cut glass, and fine
, textures and art work of every dascrin-
tion including every conceivable va
riety of useful as well as ornamental
gift was spread out In one OF the
large rooms for inspection by the
guests. who viewed and admired the
hundreds of Beautiful gif's with which
the popular couple had boon remem-
bered by their loving friends.
After the honeymoon Is over the
bride and groom will reside In Homo
lulu where the latter has a respons'
ible position with the lnter-lsland
Steam Navigation Company In its en-
I cheering department. He is one OF
| the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. John IL.
I Maby of Hilo, and his early life was
spent there. although he has lived Tor
! several years now In the capital city,
! The bride Is a native OF Waimea the
present home of her parents and has
4 obtained her education " the local
| schools and also In st. Andrews Pri-
| ory School in Honolulu. Until recen'-
" she has been teacher In the Ma
kaweli public schools
The couple has certainly started ou'.
under the best of auspices and they
/ have the good wishes and aloha or
, all of the residents OF this island III
| their embarkation into their new lie.
| "They are very strict yegetarlans,