Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-28

and Miss Gensvisve Hyde pleasant,
agitssed local society ias evening I
vas an event that had been hopefrIl,
anticipated for some time. and ITS &C
tsaI coming was tbs elimination Of |
social excitement Of no small orde
among the particular friends Of tn
young couple. The preparations mad
we're most complete and quite costly
while the proceedings we're vItso1s dis
agreeable jar from beginning 70 end
As far as the signs OF the Superstition
are Indicated, BY the harmony and PER.
fiction of prior arrangements, the future
life Of Mr.. and Mrz- KimbaIl will be
agreeable IN the extreme.
The bridegroom IL a young man lately
of welis Waila, where his p4rents 70
side. He is leweler by trade, and II
at present In suziness At New Tacoma.
and Mrs.. ID. n. Hyde of this city, and
Boise City, Idaho. and Mrs George II.
Chick and Mrs James IcSsDght OF
Eeaxtie.
AZ naIf>past eight. Trinity Church be
ing conf 5rtsbly full Of ladies and gen
tiemen inyited 20 witness tie ceremony
the wedding party drew up IN car
rIaRes- The groom, accompanied BY
his best man, Mr.. q. N. Halter. entered
through the vestry roons and al the
altar awaited the coming of the brids
and those with her. Messrs. J. II.
Mitchell and Adolpa Maker. as ushers.
led the way, followed by tie
little Misses Elise Brooks and
Alice MeSsoghf, In bi1e
and pink satin respectively, bear-
ing the kneeliag cushion: the BRIDE. IN
white satln and white brocaae, with
liilies of the valley and natural flowers.
coming next, leaning on the arm Of
her father; Miss Liiiie Bell, In white
orqaudy, and Miss Minnie Hodge, In
white organdy with pink ribbon, aa
bridesmaids immediately after, follow
sd by Mrs. Hyde, In black silk with
point lace. and her son, Sheldon Hyde:
Jos. Mcknight and Mrs Reynolds
(gister Of ths groom Ia white mix and
diamonds: Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Naugit, the latter In SEA green silk and
brocade; Mr.. and Mrs. Chick. the lat
ter In dark violet silk, and Mrs. J. ID.
Loxman. IN favn colored silk.
Marching NO the aisle, while the or
gan pealed forth its grand welcome,
they gathered around the altar, which
had beeu handsomely decorated for the
occasion bJ the erection of an evergreen
arch, floral marriage bell. and a pro-
fusion of baskets of dosers-tae work
principally of Mrs Ba9isy, Mrs Brooks
and Mrs.. Jennings.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by the rector, the Rev. Geo. Herbert
Watson, the full and most impressive
service of the Episcopal Church being
used, both parties making the responses
In clear and PLAIN tones
Carriages were taken at the conclu-
sion Of she ssFyice for the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Hyde, where reception Vas
held later. Hocse and grounds were
ornamsnted and illuminated for the oc-
casion, and the spacious rooms were
thronged all evening with the invited
guests. Refreshments we're served, and
every possible thing done to make il
enjoyable TO the company.
A large number of beautiful, costly
and desirable gifts were made the
couple. list Of which is herewith ap-
pended
Hand painted tiger lily palette. Mrs.
w. j. Blackwell.
Sewing basket, Mrs. H. B. BagIsy.
Box of hand made lace, w. p. BOYD
and +. g. Dimock.
Silver fish knife and gravy spoon, w.
II. Bell and @. M. Andersen.
Silver soup ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. U. ia
cobs.
Silver card Q ase, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Jennings.
Osilyer and crystal pickle jar, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. p. Ferry.
Gold lined silver gravy spoon. Mrs. s.
Baxter and Mrs. A NJ. Brooks.
Silver fruit knife, Miss Olive Baxter.
Silver mustard spoon, Master Morris
Chick.
Silver tea spoons, Mrs. George ii.
Chick.
Silver dinner forks, w. II. whittlesey.
Silver fish knife, w. II. Whittlesey,
g. NJ. johnson.
Jardiniefe, Mrs. Thornton and Mrs.
Hunt.
French glass mirror, with hammered
bran frame. Mrs. Reynolds.
Silver coffee urn, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
McNaught.
Silver tea and table spoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcknight.
Solo silver berry set, Mr.. and Mrs,
kimball, parents Of the groom.
Bohemian flower vase. Mr.. and Mrs
D. Kellogg.
Set crystal cologne bottles, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Kelly.
Jardeniere, Mr.. and Mrs. George W
6tetson.
Silver butter knife aud sugar spoon,
Gen. j. w. Sprague.
Silver knives, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. San
der.
Pickle castor, Mrs. Z. l.. Smith.
Gold bracelets, watch And chain, and
salad set, by the groom 10 the bride.
Silver forks, Sheldon Hyde.
Fssoinator and "Heart to Heart" "a
book, Mrs. Frasier.
Silver salt cellars, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Wood.
Carved jewel cabinet, Mr.. and Mrs. J
Q. 0rasse.
Clock, Mrs. Thomas Burke.
Silver napkin rings, Col. Squire and
wife.
Silver table spoons, @. Morris Halter
SILVER butter dish. Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Humphrey.
Set OF Ave- piecsS solid silver, j. II.
Mitchell and Adolph Naher.
Lace apron. Mrs. w. j. Dyer.
Silver fruit knife, Miss Lille Bill.
Set Of table linen, Mrs. ID. N. HYDE.
!. Deed for six city lots, ID. N. Hyde.
Plush jewel case, Chas. +. Munday
and N. b. Colt.
E,eynnt perfumerv oase- Nj, Dav az