Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-08


Wedding at WaiIuku
Especial Star Bulletin correspondence
WAILUKU, July. AT the Wal.
luku Union church hast evening
George Noa Weight and Miss Caroly n
X. Scholtz were married by the min
ister Of the church, Rev Rowland b.
Dodge. The church was filled with
the many friends OF the popular
young people. -Four pews were re
served for the immediate families os
the bridal party. many of whom came
from Honolulu in order to be present
at the wedding.
The Union church never looked
more beautiful. The pulpit platform
was a mass of green and white, he
decorations being arranged with his
color scheme in mind. Ferns and
potted plants of various kinds were
banked so that the green filled a
third of the arch behind the pulpit
White calladiums were interviewer so
the effect was most striking AMI very
beautiful. Ornamental hanging baskets
and other potted plants were used
about the walls and pillars of the
church and in the vestibule
The decorations we're arranged by
Misses Belle Weight, Louise Tart
and Irene Boyd. The plants were
gathered from the gardens ana green
houses of many friends of the couple
= Henriette and Annie Hart were the
Flower girls, Miss Leilani Weight the
Bridesmaid, Mr.. James r. Love best
man. The bride, in an exquisite gown
and adorned with long bridal veil
and carrying a beautiful bouquet,
came in on the arm of her br3tlicr,
William Scholtz of Puunene. The
ancient marriage ceremony was used
and it was double ring wedding. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Mary f. Hoffman and during the i'm
pressive ceremony, the organ vas
softly played. Daniel Weight, BROTHER
of the groom, and Herman ochoitz,
brother of the bride were ashers
The wedding took place at the
church at eight o'clock AMI the re
ception was held, Immediately after
at the residence of Mrs. A. Noa ke-
poikai, an aunt of the groom The
beautiful rooms were filled with the
CilOlCCGt llOhGlO. INT
groom together with the briday party
received in the parlor benel.h a
bower of green that rose nearly. to
the high ceiling. White daisies = ere
showered through the. mass of g-eSn
and the whole effect was one Of the
most artistic ever seen ON Ai2ul.
Lilies, Shasta daisies, calladiumS and
maiden hair ferns composed the
decorations of the different rooms Of
1.-THE Kepoikai residence. The large
dining room was used for the display
OF the many valuable presents. Tie
dining room table being loaded with
very choice cut glass. A set Of
handsome koa furniture had not ar
rived for the night of the wedding,
: but was expected on today's Claudine.
Handsome silver and china were also
in evidence as tokens of the love and
friendship that Maui people and the
relatives have for the popular couple.
Ten days ago the bride was the recipi-
ent of shower of useful and beauti-
full linen pieces at q meeting of the.
Women's Aid Society of the Union
church, She was completely taken by
surprise and had no idea that such a
party had been arranged for her.
From the time of the announcement
OF the engagement friends and rela-
tives have been making elaborate
plans for their comfort and happiness.
The hest of friends that gathered at
the reception proved how well the
plans had been carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weight are to spend
their honeymoon at Waiehu. After
their return to Wailukn, they will re
side on Vineyard street.
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