Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24

kahilis and five women the smaller
kahilis.
Liliha (Ahy Bucnanan) was attired
in a costume considered Historically
correct Her toga was an ancient
piece or white tapa with q brown fig,
IRE aloEg the border; htr pa Il was
OF brown and pink tapa She wore
a real lei hulu on her head and
around her neck, also q real lei
palaoa. On her ears she wore very
old kukui nut earrings.
Boki (Rey. Akalko Akana) appeared
In q costume when he vas affecting
at that time, result OF having been
10 London, but III addition. this being
q ceremony, ne wore the feather he'll
met and aha Cia of high chieftain
of the Hawaiian regime.
Liliha's attendants were dressed In
the old shades Of blue that prevailed
In that day. with their brown and yell
low tapa pa-us. 1t was noticeable In
this court thai the attendants all
wore the real feather lei hulus.
Liliha was attenGad by her three
kahili bearers, Miss Hookanu, Miss
Apa and little Anna Maertens. Little
Miss Maertens wore a brown .mahuna
tapa for her toga and a pink tapa for
her pau, and around her neck and
head she wore the real lei pues. Her
whole costume belonged to her great
grandmother, :lahinu. -.
The old chief, who stood by Liliha,
was represented by Judge Archie Ma.
haulu, who wore just malo and
feather cape. He was wonderful. as
he showed his displeasure at Boki civ.
Ing Liliha's lands away and his ole
to Liliha as she sat on the ground.
Kapunahou was paid quite com.
pliment In this scene OF LiIiha by hay.
ing the blue and, yellow costumes.
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PRETTY WEDDING ON. MAUI.
Especial, Star. Bulletin Correspondence)
WAILUKU, June 23--One Of the
prettiest church, weddings that ever
occnrred on Maui was that of Miss
Alice Thayer Walker to Mr.. Robert
Edwin Hughes, which occurred at the
Paia Union church on last Monday
evening. incidentally It is probably
the, last marriage that will ever be
performed in, that edifice, as the old
building is to be RACED next week to
make room for a beautiful new. me-
mortal structure. Following the eere-
mony at the church a short recep-
ton was held at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and, Mrs. Z. ].
Walker OF Raia, and later the happy.
young couple. broke away, from the
shower Of congratulations, we'll.
wishes and. rice, and were driven to
Lahaina, where they boarded the boat
for Honolulu. there to take steamer.
for q several months trip on the
coast -. - =. 80 r..
Promptly at 1880 o'clock. to the,
strains of wedding march played, by
Mrs. Mile B.. Hair. an old friend Of
the family, the bride entered the
church on. the. afm Of her father,
where, she was. met al; the altar by
the bridegroom, who, was. aecompan.
led. hy Mr.. Kenneth Smith as best
man, Here, beneath . rich. floral can.
opy !, OF white and green. supported
by double arch, OF daisies, lilies and
roses. that arose above the chancel.
and altar, o most impressive ring eere-
rnonys was performed by the Rev. 4
Craig, Bowdish, assisted by the Rev,
r. B, Dodge. The. bride was given
away by her father, ~. -. -.
The youthful bride was clarmingly
giIllsh In a white chiffon gown, and
she wore, a wedding ven, held by q
shimmerlng silver hand, that had been
worn by her great-grandmother SO
years ago. She carried. a large bou.
quet OF white flowers tied with rib.
bons of same color. ..
Miss Olive Lindsay, the mail Of
honor, was. charming in pink crepe
de chine and pink chiffon gown. She
carried. q shear Of pink gladiolus
The bridesmaids were Miss Annie
Walker, sister of the bride, and Miss
Dorothy Lindsay. They were dainty
in white crgandie, and carried white
roses.
The flower girls were, Margaret
Sioggett and Gladys VenhuiEen, who
wore white, and carried baskets OF
roses which they strewed IN the
aisles before the wedding party.
. The profusion OF floral decorations
at the: church were done by Mrs.
James Fantom, Mrs. John Venhuizen
and Miss Alexa Won .Tenpsky
The ushers were Mr.. Seabury Short
and AIR. Ward Walker
At the reception at the Walker
home the blushing bride and smiling
groom stood to receive their scores
Of friends beneath cluster OF bells
that had served In similar capacity
at the weddings, Of both the brides
mother and grandmother. A stump.
tuous wedding supper was served to
about 80 ofthe more intimate friends
OF the family. The house was decor.
ated by most lavish use OF maiden.
hair fern and pink and white flowers
by Mrs. Dora vou> Tempsky. assisted
by Miss Emma Hughes cousin Of the
groom. II was Miss Hughes also,
By the way. who caught the brides
bouquet when she tossed 1t into the
crowd. as she was leaving 70 change
10 her travelling gown.
A wonderfully beautiful assortment
OF wedding gifts was received, in
Guiding profusion Of rich cut glass,