The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-04-09
A Pretty
Wedding
Two Of Paia's Best Young
People Are United.


seen on Maui took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel f.
Taylor, on Saturday evening, April
2nd, when Miss Ettie p. Taylor was
united in marriage to Mr.. Elmer
Russell Bivens, of Paia, Maui.
Promptly at a quarter of eight, to
the beautiful strains of Mendelssohns
Wedding March played on the piano
by Mrs. H. A. Baldwin.
The wedding party marched on
to the spacious lanai OF the Taylor
residence. The groom was accom-
panied by his best man, Mr.. Alfred
S. Taylor, brother of the bride to
be, followed by Rev. Cannon Ault
entered first then came the very
pretty bridesmaid, Miss Maybelle
e. Taylor with the dainty little
flower girl, Myrtle f. Taylor, both
arrayed in pink and looking lovely,
Miss Maybelle carrying a bouquet
of beautiful La France roses and
Mytle, a basket of pink carnations
and maiden hair fern, next the
maid of honor gowned in beautiful
ly embroidered white dress carrying
bouquet of light pink roses and
maiden hair fern, then the bride,
who looked very winsome and sweet
in her beautiful white gown of liber-
ty satin carrying shower bouquet
of white roses, violets and maiden
hair fern entered on the arm of her
father, Under an. immense. we'd
ding bell of beautiful white carna-
tions and ferns, the happy couple
stood and were joined together in
holy wedloclk,
The lanai was certainly most
beautiful picture. Under the artis-
tic management of Mrs. H. A..
Baldwin, the place was changed
with a bower of beauty, In the
corner where the bridal party stood
were banked beautiful oferns with
pillars Of calla lilies and asparagus
fern. Suspended from the wedding
bell were streamers of white tulle.
White marguerites, pink carnations
and roses with pink and green Ian
terms were used, also immense
baskets Of maiden hair fern were
suspended from the ceiling. A
beautiful orchid hung over the
piano and callas and palms were
seen all through the room.
The dining room was very pretty
in the Mexican creeper ferns and the
sideboad banked with pink bigonias.
The parlor was decorated in roses,
callas and maiden hair fern. Many
beautiful gifts were sent to the
Young couple. One large table was
full of beautiful silver, another OF
elegant cut glass, one OF linen, one
of beautiful china, while another
had lovely vases, calabashes, lamps,
and other gifts. A number of pieces
in brass, also two fine rugs and
furniture were also seen; showing
the popularity of the young couple,
Owing to the very stormy weather
many Of the guests were kept away,
but there was goodly gathering to
wish the young couple happiness
and prosperity. Mrs. II. A. Bald
win favored the company with the
spring song, solo, piano and gra.
phaphone; and Mr.. Ault delighted
everyone with two beautiful solos.
Delicious refreshments of ice cream,
sherbet, cake and lemonade were
served after which the floor was
cleared for dancing and a Jolly time
was enjoyed by all.
In the book presented TO thu
bride by Mr.. Ault, all signed theil
names. The happy couple wer'
simply showered with rice and i
good wishes will help them, the,
certainly received them. The beauti
full bell was made by Mrs, Edwin
Paris of Honolulu, and the bouquet
by Mrs. II. A. Baldwin and Mrs
Paris. May all the prosperity g
with the young couple
The News extends its best wishe
to the young couple, and wishe
them a happy married life.