Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
TAYIOR-BIVtMS WEDDING

WAlLUKU, Maui April 9,--one Of
the prettisst weddings ever seen on
Maui took place a the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel f. Taylor. on satur.
day evening. April End. when Miss
Ettie p. Taylor was united in marriage
o Mr.. Elmer Russell Biyens of Paia
Maui.
Promptly ut quarter of eight to
the beautiful strains of Mendelssohn's
Wedding March played on the piano
by Mrs. II. A. Baldwin the
wedding party marched on to
the spacious lanai Of the Taylor
residence. The groom was accom-
ranied by his best man Mr.. Alfred
S. Taylor, a brother OF the bride-to-
be. followed by Rev. Cannon Ault,
entered first then came the very
pretty bridesmaid. Miss Maybelle
~ Taylor with the dainty little flower
girl. Myrtle f. Taylor both arraycd In
pink and looking lovely, Miss Maybelle
carrying a /. bouquet of beautiful La
France roses and/Myrtle basket OF
pink carnations and maidenhair fern:
next the maid Of honor gowned IN a
beautifully embroidered white dress
carrying bouque, uf light pink roses
and maidenhair-f then the bride
who looked very wlnsome and sweet
in her beautiful white gown of liberty
satin, carrying a shower bouquet of
white roses. vlolets and maindenhair
fern entered on the arm of her father
Under an immense wedding bell OF
beautiful white carnations and ferns
the happy couple stood and were join
ed together in holy wedlock.
The lanai was certainly most beau.
tiful picture. Under the artistic man.
agement of Mrs. II. A. Baldwin the
place was changed to bower of
beauty. In the corner where the
bridal party stood were banked beau.
tiful ferns with pillars OF Gala lilies
and asparagus fern. Suspended from
the wedding bell were steamers of
white tulle. White marguerltes pink
carnations and roses with pink and
green lanterns were used also i'm
mense baskets Of maidenhair 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
sideboard banked with pink bigonas.
The parlor was decorated in roses,
callas and maidenhair 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 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 story weather many OF
the invited guests were kept away
but there was goodly gathering to
wish the young couple happiness and
prosperity. Mrs. II. A. Baldwin favor,
ed the company with the spring song
solo. piano and graphaphone. and Mr.
Ault delighted everyone with two beau.
tiful solos.
Delicious refreshments of ice cream
sherbet cake and lemonade were
served after which the floor was clear
ed for dancing and u jolly time was en-
ioyed by all.
In the book presented to the bride
by Mr.. Ault, all signed their names
The happy couple were simply shower
ed with rice and If good wishes viii
help them, they certainly received
them. The beautiful bell was made
by Mrs, Edwin Paris of Honolulu, 'ant
the bouquets by Mrs. IL. A. Baldwin
and Mrs Paris.