Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-01
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Ma. EDrToE:-At SO O'Clock yestsr-
az evening. Mr.. G. L. Morrill, and Miss
I.,s Parnham were joined together ia
-. hands of natrimony at the resi-
ssscs of the brides parents, Mr. and
NJ a. l.. Dwelly, by Rev. DR.. Akin
-, Tie ceremony took place iu the
-, under beautiful foal hell which
"a heer, fashioned for the occasion, by
sss skilIful hand of Mrs. Hoyle Coyier.
" Nell Hovey, of your city and rel
s.;-s ~ the bride, acted as bridesmaid,
ID Mr.. E. Z. Cargill, relative of the
s-oorn's. acted AZ best man. The bride
EsEsd a. charming and as beautiful as
" h,;de should look. The groom bore
s;D,seIf with a dignity and Self-posses-
Nh which became him well, and the
vhoIe scene with the bridal party
erouped together In the center OF the
,ooun. beneath the handsome bell; the
beautiful dresses OF the bride and
Syide's maid, the floral decoration Of
,oorn. the venerable and benignant as
nsct az the minister, the crowd Of eager
nd ioyous faces lighting up the room
-;th their happy and joyous smiles, was
: scene long to bs remembered and oft
10 he reverted 70 with pleasure.
The honse WAS taxed 20 its utmost Ca
,sritv 10 accommodate the guests who
k.a responded TO the invitation, and
.nrcb credit il due to the hos. and hos
tsss. and the ladies' who assisted them
10 making the guests 30 comfortable
Among the ladies present We noticed
Ms. Drew, Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. White,
Ns. Jackson, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Leslie
Jackson, Mrs. Learey, Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
smith, Mrs. o. Case, Mrs. Kierlsn,
Mrs. Hoyle Colyer. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Mar
lin. Mrs. Murry. Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Long
fellow. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Marteil.
Nra Jas. Thompson, Mrs. q. Shepard,
Mrs.. Baker, Mrs. Kimba!l, Mrs. Reese,
Mra. NJ. Kay. Mrs. Robinson. Miss Nell
and LuIu Horay, Miss Anderson, Miss
CIase. Miss Eunice McPhee, Miss Hill.
Mis- Carrie Conmick, Miss Kiener, Miss
Hin. Miss Martin, the Misses Thomp-
son. Miss Abbie Drew, Miss Shirley,
Mis Shepard, and Miss Ethel Kimball,
and Miss Martin. Among the gentle
msn present we're: Messrs. Cyrus
Walker, Vim. Walker, W. ID. Scott, /.
Amer, G. Kitely, Nj. l.. Drew, w. San
dsrson. George Evans, Fred Richard
son, John Leary. J. White, VIM. Reese,
Leslie Jackson, j. ID. Condon, @. Taylor,
Henry Morrill,. James Thompson, J.
O'Nsill. ]. Murfy, ID. Daeget, Charles
o. Herman, q. A. Care, Kimball, Hoyte,
Grimer, Robertson, Mason, Hewson,
Brace, Vim, Fichett, Kelly, Smith,
Carr, Conway, Noyes, Talbot.
Palmer, ]. McGraw, q. HIATT, and many
more whose names your correspondent
was unable TO ascertain.
The presents were many and rich. |
Tbs Arst comprised silver service of 8
pisces presented by the employees con-
nscted with the company; silver cake |
dish, by j. ID. Fitzhenry; silver water |
pitcher, q. A. Dwelly; three silver la
dies, q. w. Dwelly; one half dozen sill |
yer spoons, q. w. Honey; one-half |
dozen silver spoons, M. 3. Drew; silver |
butter knife, Mrs. M. s. Drew; silver
batter knife, Mrs ID. w. Shepard; one |
pair heavy gilded vases, j. A. Dwelly; |
glass act. Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Case. Gel |
sry dish. Mrs. Emma D0wling; lace |
worked pincushion, Miss Lulu Hoyey; |
hree tides, Miss Bianch Robinson; one
iozen silver spoons, MIR. and Mrs. Ba-
ker; majolica platter, Mrs. VIM. Reese;
fruit dish, James White; two
rery handsome wall pictures, Miss Josie
two majolica cups and sau-
pers, Mrs. Kit Gore; carving knife and
fork, NJ. q. kitely; majolica pitcher,
Mrs. q. Shepard; elegant jewelry box.
Mrs. Longfellow; one dozen salt dishes,
]. II. Mary; majolica platter, j. G. Sea
roy; oil painting, Miss Anderson; two
picture frames, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W
smith; two picture frames, Miss Emma
Case; glass pitcher, Miss Abbie Drew;
)ne- half dozen sauce dishes, Miss Kate
Mrs. Herman; lace bed spread and
shams. Mrs. Rose Mckay; msjolica fruit
dish and glass dish. Mrs. O. l.. Noyes;
handsome bridal cake, Mrs. w. >. jam
ss0n; two toilet mats, Miss Carrie Cou-
nick; set lace cuffs and collars, Mrs.
Thos. Watson; majolica syrup dish and
plate, Mis- Ennioe McPhee; lace ker-
chief, Mrs. Hoyle Colzer; diamond ring,
Q. l.. Morrill,.
At the c,nclusion Of the ceremony aud
after partaking Of collation. and pledg-
ing tho health Of the bride and groom.
The guests adjourned to the hall, where
was INDUCED In until the "wee
ANA hours" Taken az whole II was
the most enjoyable affair We have had
fer some time. and one that gave pleas
ure to all whose good fortune it was to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Morrill, have decided TO
remain with US for the present, and
ysur correspondent feels sure that he
voices the unanimous wish Of their
friends when In closing this letter he
Wishes them long, happy and a pros
perous career. P.J.
Port Gamble, May ., 1888.