Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-26

WRDDayG DKl1A.
The marriage of Fred Everett Sander,
the vell-knovn real estate dealer, and
Miss Nellie Bright Hail. only daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Henry &. Hall,
which took place at Trinity Church last
evening, and the reception which fol-
loved, were the most brilliant Affairs OF
the kind that have taken place IN Seat
tie for long time.
The church had BEEN beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion, and WAs tlumi-
mated BY three hundred wax candles
At $50 the bride entered the church,
leaning On her fathers arm. followed
by the bridegroom and mother Of the
bride. As the party entered the church,
Mrs. Watson, Who presided at tie or
gan, played AendelssOhn's Wedding
March. The couple took their places
under the floral marriage bell. and were
made man and wife BY Rev. g. HeFbert
Watson, who performed the ceremony
according TO the custom of the Episoo-
pal Church of America. At the oonclu-
sion, the bridal party took carriages Tor
the Arlington Hotel, where formal ~
oeption was held.
The bride was most becomingly at-
tired in blue silk, en- traiDe, slaborately
trimmed in point applique lace, with
full ovsrdreas of the same, gracefully
looped with orange blossoms; waist and
sleeves of the same. The pointed cor
sage was most effectively trimmed with
the same handsome lace which orn4-
uented the dress. The hair was ar
ranged Ia Rreque. Pending from hsr
graceful head was q handsome illusion
bridal veil, which reached TO the bottom
of her long train. The veil was grace
fully looped with . spray Of orange
blossoms, which well became her hand
some face. The ornamsnts were din
monds.
The bridegroom vas also elegantly
attired, and the affair was made most
recherche by the guests being the oreme
de Ia creme OF Seattle.
After the usual congratulations, the
guests were ushersd into the dining
room, where q most elaborate lunch had
been prepared, and at least 200 ladies
and gentlemen ate and drank the health
Ut Mr.. and Mrs. Sander.
A la.ge number Of elegant and costly
presents were made the happy couple
by their many friends, principal among
which We will mention the following:
Handsome carvin2-set and case, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. EnRls; beautiful paint
ing and Remington gun, Col. w. Q.
Squire; elegant clock, Mr.. and Ars. &.
Ii. Hanford, Mr.. and Mrs. ClAreucs
Hanford, A. 4. Hanford and Frank
Hanford; silver pitcher, L. r. Smith
| and A. A. Smith; jewelfy case, h i.
Humphrey; fish knife and fork In case,
Capt. Geo. d. Hill; jswelry case, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Harris; silver castor,
Miss Louderoack; bolt of real lace and
hand painted mirror. Mrs. Capt. F. ].
Burns; pair Of japanese pitchers, Miss
Clara p. Hall; net Of beautiful vases,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Levy; flower vase.
Miss Emma BaGley; mirror and case,
Mss Julia Neff; marbleized coffee pot,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Korn; large ornamental
French plate mirror, Mr.. and Mrs.
George 4. Billings, Of San Francisco;
japanese tea set, Mrs. B. j. Plummer;
handsome fruit dish, A. 9. Olsen; George
Eliot's complete works, z. 9. Miles and
q. Davies; silver card receiver, Ex-GOv-
ernor aud Mrs. Ferry; bronze ornament,
Hattie and Arthur AttIidge; handsome
tea set, Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke;
fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Kellogg;
beautiful dinner set, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
George; handsome China tea cot, G..
Morris Halter; silver Get of spoons and
forks in case, Capt. w. @. Hall; toilet
set, Sarah L. Attridge; lamp and shade,
Messrs. Smith d Farrar; silver ice pitch
or, Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Ellis, of Oakland;
beautiful picture and frame, Max and
THEODORE famm, Of st. Louis; set
Of silver napkin rings, Mr.. ]. Lew,
beautiful silver salt set, Mrs.
Clarence and Al. Coulter; handsome or
nament. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kline; silver
card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Sohns;
desert set, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Naher;
silver cream pitcher and holder, Mr.:
and Mrs. James NoNaught; pair Of
beautiful paintings, Captain and Mrs.
I. NJ. Miller, Of San Francisco; pickle
jar and fork, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Pun
phrey; soup ladle and case, Mrs. n. G.
Baeley; cot OF chairs, Clark, Anderson
d Co.; jewelry case, Il. !. Humphrey;
siler card receiver, B. G. Woodruff; but
ter knife and sugar spoon, in case, h.
D. Attridge; ebony stand, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Gormley; dictionary and holder, w.
II: White and sister; ebony stand. Mr..
]. J. Post; picture and frame, Mr.. and
Mn. Il. @. Graves.
Besides the above were Q number of
WAGES, pickle dishes, . set of tinware.
aud many other useful and ornamental
articles, from which tho donors cards
had become accidently removed. thus
rendering more complete list Of the
presents impossible.