The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-12

Or. G. H. Huddy and Mrs. Hem
rietta Ellen Sullivan Married
+. In Hall Of Sovefeions'a
State Ceremony Witnessed by
Many Distinguished Homo ~
~. IuIans Yesterday

Standing on the dais and beneath the
canopy under which former sovereigns
of Hawaii sat in royal state; DE- George
Herman Huddy Of Hilo. a member Of
the house Of Representatives from East
Hawaii, and Mrs. Henrietta Ellen Sui
Ivan were pronounced husband and
wife by Rev. Father Stephen Of the
Catholic Church at noon yesterday in
the presence Of the Goyernor, Mayor
Lane, Speaker Holsteih, President
Chilhngworth, the memlers Of the house
and senate, members Of the families Of
the bridegroom and bride, and large
gathering Of friends and acquaintance
wedding March Played
To the strains Of Mendelssohn 4
wedding march, played on the lawn
outside BY the Hawaiian Band, the
bridegroom and bride entered the for.
nrer throne room, now the hall of SEES.
sions of the house of representatives..
from opposite sides. Mrs. Sullivan, ac.
companied by ::.srs Lydia c. Lucas, ma
iron of honor, entered from the Eva
side of the hall, while Doctor Huddy,
accompanied by William Garden, came
in from the Waikiki side. Bride and
bridegroom met at the foot of the dais,
and, accompanied BY the matron Of
honor and best m3n. assembled the
speakers stand, whefe they. were met
by Father Stephen, who entered
through the speaker a door. Z.
Congratulated by Many ,fE
Before pronouhSing them, husband
and wife, Father Stephen delivered an
address on the duties and responsibility
of the married state. All present stood
as the marriage service was read. This
concluded, the officiating clergyman
congratulated the couple and many Of
those present went forward and ex.
tended best wishes to DR., and Mrs. G.
II. Hubby. -Dst
On behalf Of the house members,
Speaker .Holstein presented, the couple
with beautiful SILVER pitcher, Under
the Hawaiian coat Of arms, beautifully
worked in gold and enamel conserving
the real colors of fthe-,coat Of arms, was
the following inscription .et :.
House Makes Presentation Il
Presented TO Hon.. g. II. Huddy by
the House Of Representatives ON the
Occasion of His Marriage, March IL,
1915, Honolulu, Hawaii" l.. i
The members of the senate presented
q large wicker basket Of beautiful
white chrysanthenunis, maidenhair and
asparagus creeper. Baskets Of flowers
we're also presented IN sthe names Of
the Governor and the mayor. ~, ! Z
After the reception the new couple
left for Waikiki, where they will oc.
cupy cottage during the remainder Of
the session Of the legislature. Doctor
Huddy has been excused from, attend
ance in the house until Monday morn
ing. &C.,. a MA ...r 49,.
Many Present at Ceremony
Among members of the family who
occupied seats in front Of the dais. were
Judge and Mrs. WIZ Lymer, Mrs
John Lncas, Mrs. John Garden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter f. Drake, and children
Mrs. Hill, Mr., and Mrs, Robert X
Clarke, Miss Maude o'sullivan, and
Norman Lucas. 4,5.,5. ms ~
Among those in the body Of tn,
house were Mrs. Norman Watkins, Miss
Emily Clarke, Mrs. James Sutherland
Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. J.. II. Coney
Mrs. w. T, Rawlins, Mrs. @, ii. Brown
Mrs. Fred Burbank, Mrs Paul Schmidt
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Albert McGurf
Mrs. Il. A. Langton-Boyle, Miss Ethe
Carter, Miss Ellen Dwight, Miss Allen,
Bertelmann, Miss Adele Wicke, Mrs
&c, +. FinckbOner, Miss Anna X. Har
rfsan, Miss Louise Robinson, Miss Ros
Hoft Mrs. Andrews, sMrs. Evans, Mis-
Victofi8 Ward, Mrs. II. r. Beekley
Mrs. Pauline Ruttmhpn and Mrs, vii
helm L. Kelle. a@F.'+. 70 .