Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-10
TgE POST-IaTElLIcESCER PUB. CO
seattle. June 10 1873.
THE PHILLIPS MrGR0ATY WEB
DING.


DING.
One Of the brightest spesAt affairs
that has taken place at Port s.. sksly for
long time, WAS the marriage Of Jos
" Phillips. of the irm of Phillips Broa.
Of this city, and Miss Mary T.. Mo
Groaty, Of that place, on Wednesday
evening last. Mr. Phillips is the oldest
-on Of Mrs ID. j. Sackman, and Miss
McGroaiy Was an estimable young LADY,
residing with her sister, Mrs. Martin
paup.
The Wedding took place at Blakely
Hall, which had been Handsomely deoo-
rated and draped with haRs ty Captain
!. b. Libby, assisted by the other Cap
t.ius ln port. The floral bell, which
hong .uspeuded from the ceiling, was
made hy Mrs. Captain Nugent, Mrs.
Haley Bud Miss Katie Leeds.
O2Ing 90 the iateness of the arrival
of m1si of the Seattle guests, the mar
nsgp ceremony did not take place tall
after g %. o,D0k. when the bridal process
sion entered ihe hall and proceeded di-
f,etlY under the marriage bell. where
Rev George Herbert Watson, OF Trim
ur Church, proceeded 1T once with the
beautiful ceremony according to the
Episcopal form.
q. Morris Haller. Esq, of this city,
vas be4t man, and Miss Josie Living
stone, oousia Of the groom, was brides
maid 4. W. Clayton and wife, ID. ].
nj
aud WIG were ia lhe wedding process
sion. he bSid0 wore beautiful cream
rolorrd silk, with brooade dfapery aud
point lace trimmings orange blossoms
we're gracefully twined about her, and
she wore an elegant pair of bracelets
presented 10 her by the groom. In one
hand she held "A beautiful bridal bon
quet, composed of tue rarest aud most
fragrant flowers.
The bridesmaid, Miss Josie Living
stone, wore Il cream oolored satin and
Spanish lace, Iooped with diamonds
feather decorations and jewels family
= pearls
Mrs. d. j. Sackman, mother Of the
groom, wore black velvet, point laee aud
diamonds.
Mrs. +. w. Clayton, cousin of the
groom, wore brown silk and cardinal
feathers. Jewels, diamonds.
Tho gentlemen all woie plain evening
suits. -"
As soon as the ceremonies we're over
and the minister had charged that
whom God hath joined lot no man put
a.uudtr.' congratulations we're IN or
der aud were freely INDUCED iB. Cake
and wine were then passed around,
there being an abundance for all.
After tins, seats were removed and
dancing commenced. which continued
tli o'clock THURSDAY snorning.
Presents bestowed upon the newly
married couple were both numerous
and elegant. Among the list We will
mention the following
Elegant silver coffee urn and salver,
presented by =. l.. Crawford, q. M.
Halter, ". +. Sharpe, j. III. MoCiaire.
n. B Colt, A. Il. Naher, h. III. key-
nods, T.. l.. Ferry, l., =. Booth, Thos.
Burke and Ii. B. Loomis.
Hand painted, plush, center table
cover, boy Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. Clayton.
Large family Bible, 10y q. Davies.
Steel engraving, by Mrs. y. j. Keith
and NJ. =. McClaire.
Silver Ice pitcher, by ID. j. Sackman.
Silver spoons and Jerks, 10y MRS. ID. j.
Saokman.
Lamp, 10y Charles Wilde.
Basel frame. by Mrs. ID. Owen.
htIvor and Bohemia oenterplece, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. j i.
Haley. MIR and Mrs. Ham. Captain j.
B. iahby and Ihos. Powell.
Silver berry dish, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clancy.
Silypr card receiver, by A. y. Naher.
Elegant bronze clock, by Captains \.
T.. Magouu. W. Selby, Frank SLith, W.
Colby, ". Cove and w. ID. Bogart.
SIIyer aud crystal sugar bowl, by l..
/. smith x Son.
Crystal strawberry set, Mrs. N. A.
Oatnuy.
Silver pickle castor, MIR. and Mrs.
PaGp.
Silver and crystal card receiver, Mrs.
Frank
Napkin rings, Mrs. Swan.
silver sugar bowl, ohm Campbell.
Ptrtumery case, Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Stewart.
Silver spoon tolder and call Lell Capt.
Wlckberg.
7 Silver cream pitcher, James Camp
bell
Box Of haudkerchiefs and crystal
Irut dish, Mrs. Swanherg.
Cardinal plush paIlor SIT aud dining
table, Captain and Mrs. VIM. Renton.
Bedroom. set, Mr.. and Mrs. D.J. Sack
WsR.
Falr OF eornices. Lynch l. Wood.
PAr OF rugs, W. IL. Graham.
bonquet stand, George and Miss Josie
Livingstone.
Jumping Jack, 10y the mill hands.
Aasio was furnished by Mesdag's or
ehestta, aud +, L. Huff acted as caller.
During the evening, by way of divert
semeht, Mrs. Frank w. Clayton, Mrs.
a b. Merrill and Captain Magoon rem
aeted some of their choice vocal selec-
a a0ns' Professor Hepburn accompany
ing them ON the organ.
Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure
'ee occasion, old aud young alike
'oain2 in the festivities.
af and MIS-. Jos. Phillips will come
,SSeeattle on Sunday next, TO make this
msig future hoMe.