The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
N SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Election Issues Cause an I'M
eventful Week.

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rupch Party-severaI Church So
Gals - wedding = Notes from
other Puget sound Cities.
The social, no less than the CONNER
; ,cssi world, has suffered considerable
stagnation from the superior attrac-
ton of politics for the last four or i've
weeks. The great topic to be chron-
;cled among the events of the week
istbe promotion OF Mrs. benjamin
Harrison to the proud rank Of first
lady in the land.
sxfTH-coTTRELL.
At O'Clock Tuesday last, party Of
81 assem- led at the residence of Mr..
Geo. CottreIl 10 participated In we'd
ding festivities, the occasion being the
marriage Of Mr.. J. J. Smith to Miss
Alice CottreIl. The ceremony was
nerformed by Rev. w. F.. Cawson. as
sisted BY the Rev. Samuel Green.
After receiving the hearty congratula-
fions OF friends and relatives
and partaking of the wedding feast
the Young people departed on trip
TO Portland amid shower of rice and
slippers, Mr.. Smith, the groom, is q
member OF the firm OF Smith and
Parker, who have recently engaged in
the furniture business on Front street.
The bride, formerly a teacher in the
public schools at TT. Dodge, Iowa.
came to Seattle in July, and has made
many warm friends in church and so
.ciety' On their return to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will make their
permanent home at the house recently
furnished for their reception, corner
Birch and Thomas streets.
The invited guests present were:
Rev. and Mrs. w. Il. Dawson, Rev.
and Mrs. s. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Moran, Mrs. r. Wilson, Mrs. Crow,
Miss Jessie Smith, Miss Hattie Greene,
Miss Nora Moran, Miss Kittie Ham
mond, Mr. Frank Cottrell, Mr. Roland
Cottrell, Mr.. J. $. Thomas and Mr.
Parker.
LUNCHEON.
Mrs. w. i. Boone entertained a
number OF guests at luncheon Wednes-
day at her residence corner Seventh
and Mill streets. The party was given
in honor of Mrs. Russell and Mrs.
Blanchard, sisters of Mrs. John Leary,
at present visiting in the city. The
pariors were tastefnlly decorated for
the occasion, which was highly enjoy
able throughout. Those present we're:
Mrs. Blanchard of California, Mrs.
Russell Of New Brunswick. Mrs. NJ.
M. Miller of Olympia, Mrs. f. p. Fer
nv, Mrs. J. r. Hoyt. Mrs. John Leary,
Mrs. G.. g. Lyon, Mrs. Clock, Mrs. w.
c. Squire. Mrs. NJ. X. Maddocks and
Mrs. II. q. Strive.
TAYLOR CHURCH SOCIAL.
An enjoyable evening was spent Fri
day last at the residence OF Mr.. w. L. 1
Ames. North Seattle, by large gath
ering. chiefly members of the Taylor
Congregational church. The chief OBJ
ject OF the meeting was to provide
funds for the successful operation Of
church work. A pantomime shadow
exhibit created much merri-
ment, while such games as crokonole,
authors, jack-straws. dominoes, etc,
occupied the time pleasantly. Miss
Jennie lfoughton contributed vocal
music to entertain those present, and
Miss Edith Simon and Mr.. f.. NJ.
Wood rendered instrumental solos ON
the organ and guitar respectively.
After partaking OF refreshments the
company dispersed, well pleased
with the success of the event.
Rev. and Mrs. W. 4. Dawson. Rev.
and Mrs. s. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Lockwood, DIR. and Mrs. Carson. Mr.
and Mrs. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer, DIR. and Mrs. Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Amcs, MRS.
WI. Jennings, Mrs Geo. Foster, Mrs
Miss Parsons. Miss Alice Caldwell,
: Miss Edith Simon, Miss l.. Crum, Miss
Hettie Green Miss Florence Caldwell,
Mss Edith Simon, Miss Hattie Green,
Miss Florence Caldwell, Miss Mamie
Bird, Miss Jennie Houghton. Miss
jamie Whitaker, Miss Stella Palmer,
Miss Winnie Ewing, Miss Frances
Miller, Miss Fanny McGevin. and
Messrs. Lovejoy, Ray Foster. Willie
Dawson, Charles Alberty, Il. NJ Wood.
Charles Ames, w. Bixley. Geo. Cor
den. DAWSON, b. Hanson, ID. Jackson,
John Hubhel, Robertson, Cottrell,
Perkins and DIR. J. s. Houghton.
MoRRIsoN-GANSoN.
An interesting gathering assembled
in the Roman Catholic church of this
city, Tuesday morning, to witness the
ceremony uniting in marriage Mr..
James +. Morrison and Miss Annie
Cannon. The Rev. Father Poap
officiated. Mr.. C. II. Kittinger per
forming the duties of gfoomsmsn.
After the ceremony the wedding
party repaired to the Occidental hotel
where a most inviting breakfast was
partaken OF, and the contracting par
ties made the objects OF warm con
gra,ulations and kind wishes from
the guests assembled. The groom Is
well known in Seattle as the energetic
and efficient secretary of the Real Es-
tate Exchange. The bride was formerly
of Canada and has resided In this city
for some time making many warm
friends during her residence. The
newly welded pair left by the IL
o'clock boat for Victoria, II. c., and
will visit San Francisco on their ged-
ding tour. On their return, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison viii make their resi-
dence in North Seattle where home
is all ready for housekeeping. The in
yited guests present at the ceremony
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred III. Fay,
Dr. and Mrs. flames. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dermott, Mr..
and Mrs. Hill, Mrs. X. l.. Weatherford.
Miss Pearl Weatherord Mr. G, III.
Kittinger and Mr.. III. :. Comfort.
HOPE LODGE so. 20, I. o. G. T.
An installation of officers of Hope
lodge No. 20. Pnyallup, took place on
the night OF Nov. G, and was very
enjoyable affair. Invitations were ex-
tended the sister lodges OF Tacoma
and Seattle, and 70 members OF Daunt-
less lodge. No 90, OF the former city,
together with three from Pacific
lodge. N "a, OF this city. attended.
An enter aiming musical programme,
both vocal and Instrumental. was pre-.
pared for the occasion and afforded
considerable pleasure 10 the iistners.
A generous lunch was afterwards par
taken OF and the well pleased COM
pany dispersed.
kyERY-BoARpNAS.
A large circle of friends and rela-
tres assembled to witness the solem-
niEation Of the marriage ceremony
uniting Mr., VIM. A. Avery and Miss
Lizzie Boardman, Thursday afternoon,
at the residence of the brides parents
on Union street. The Very Rev. Dean
Watson officiated, Miss Mamie Board
man acting as bridesmaid while the