The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-12
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took place on wednesday last, and n
friend Of the family asserts that Mrs.
Haynes will not be allowed to touch
penny Of her fortune, If possible. Also
that when Mr.. Garnsey, her step.
father, knows of the marriage, Haynes
would better jump into the sea.
Yes, it was surely enough an elope-
ment, If such can be the case when two
young people are of age, and now Mrs.
James John Cresswell Haynes says
she s. glad of it and would do it again
if she had to. And Mr.. Haynes adds
that he would do it fifty thousand times
over again, if it was necessary, in or
der to make Miss Warren "'Toots'
Mills into Mrs. j. j. c. Haynes.
Meanwhile at the Moana Hotel, Wal
lSiki Beach, Mrs. L. 7. Garnsey, mother
of the bride, and her aunt, Mrs. Sarah G.
Mcmillan, are shocked and indignant
that there should have been an elope.
ment. They are opposed to Mr.. Haynes
as the husband of the beautiful daugh-
ter and niece and Mrs. Mcmillan as
serts that "never, never will there be a
reconciliation as long as Toots is living
with that man.
So there you are. But when Mrs
Haynes was seen last evening she pre-
scented the appearance of a young wo
man who was radiant with the happi-
ness that had come to her with all the
complications and pilikia as to her fam
lily which her marriage involves.
Happy as Can Be.
1--WE are as happy as can be, and
Il ,1N hn we
rave DONE" and the bride glanced
shyly at her husband standing beside
her, who was emphatic enough in reply
to that glance to please even an Ameri-
can girl.
The young couple are making ar
engagements TO move into home of
their own in a short time and they are
looking forward to keeping house at
Waikiki, near the ocean which Mrs.
Haynes loves so dearly.
Mr. Haynes rather objects to the call
ing of his marriage an "elopement.
He says that it was just a quiet mar
riage, only the relatives of his wife
were not present.
'4They must have known that we
were going to be married., said the
bridegroom, for told Mrs. Garnsey
that wanted to- marry her daughter
ana MIS-. f1hyneS JOlu uSI SO, Ohiy laSt
Sunday, too.
1t was last Wednesday evening that
the wedding took place in st. Clement Is
church. The decorations were beautiful
and all of the appointments were as
elaborate as circumstances would per
init. The Rev. John osborne performed
the ceremony. Immediately after which
the young bride returned TO the Moana
and it was not until Friday evening
that her mother was told of the mar
rage. when Mrs. Haynes departed will
her husband.
Their Marriage Notice
But before they went the young cou
pie each lett note informing Mrs
Garnsey of what had happened. The
note from Mr.. Haynes was as follows
Dear Mrs. Garnsey: Toots and
were married at st. Clements by Rev
John osborne Wednesday night. Sorry
1t happened this way but we were
forced to it. 1 am poor, but will make
her a good husband.
(Signed1 "JIM HAYNES
81 am sorry there should be any
trouble because of our marriage, but
do not think of taking any steps for ;
reconciliation, said Mr.. Haynes las
evening.
But wish had my clothes, y add
ed Mrs Haynes. You see, left every
thing and have only this dress. Why
just before / was married mamma tool
my jewelry and locked it up. She knew
/ wanted TO marry Jim. f"
Engaged for Months
"Oh, yes, there was no secrecy about
our wish to get married." added Mr.
Haynes, taking up the tale. "Why, W,
afsa 1xr rod ca
May.'5
fYes, ever since your birthday,
added the bride.
''That Is so, said the husband, will
glance of admiration that his wife
should remember such fact, just a
though woman ever forgets the da.
she consents to be a bride. "It wa
the 9th of May"
f'And mamma came here on May %
and she could have broken of tn
match then if sch had tried, but sh
didn to
In fact, she was very nice to me,
continued Haynes reminiscently. "Sh
never told me that / must cease m.
attentions to her daughter. I calle,
ON her every day, or evening, neve
missed one. Yes, she was opposed t.
our marriage, but she never told me t,
keep away from her daughter"
Not an Heiress.
Mrs. Haynes was asked if she was a
heiress.
''Dear me, no. wish was. Blu
if / nave any fortune of my own,
don I know it" she replied.
81 don't think my wife is an heir
ess, +" added Mr.. Haynes. 81 don
think she has any money OF her own
Mr.. Haynes Is employed by the Con
mercial Cable Company in its local OF
fee and worked at his desk as usua
yesterday With the salary that he re
ceives the young couple win have 4
be a great deal more economical tina
when Mrs. Haynes was the belle of Oh
Moana and queen Of the surf at Wa
kiki.
IL IN .i..n 49,. a. H. ....uLL