Prof. Van Slyke's Marriage

The Honolulú Dily Bulletin of April 6 says: " Judge McCully's reidence at Pawaa was gay with torehes and lanterns last evening, illuminating the grounds. The rooms had been transtormed into bowere of greenery, ferns, palras, and grasses, covering the walls, brightened with colored lights and Japanese fans and umbrellas. The piano seeined one bed of roses, and the alcove with its beautiful statue of the " Pompeian Girl" was partially screened by what seemed a shower of white and fragrant flowers. Yery seldom has a pleasanter company asaembled in Honolulú, than that gathered to witness the marriage ceremonies uniting in wedlock Prof. Van Slyke and Mrs. Hanford, both well known in this community from their connection with Oahu College, the one as professor of chetnistry, and the other as the popular and aocomplisbed teacher of music. Rev. Dr. Beckwith officiated, assisted by Rev. Dr. Hyde. The wedding guests attested by their number and warmth of congratularon, as well as by the display of tasteful and valunble presente, the kindly feeling entertained for the wedded pair, whose fnends can have no better wish for them thau tbs' their married life may be always as pleasant as the evening of their marriage."