The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21
WEDDINGS.
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WEDDINGS.
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rvsnitv-Episcopal church on Third
a Iefterson streets was the scene OF
~ .,rnnslng ceremony Tuesday, when
y. Warren L. Gazzam and Miss Luln
r...,r were united in the bonds OF
~ ,natriuaony By the Very Rev.
~ Watson. The sacred ediiice was
Z. flied with invited friends OF the con-
,rsrting parties, together with a large
sanief OF others who attended to wit
- the solemnization OF the marriage
.aws Mr.. Geo. Hyde Preston assunl-
y he responsibilities OF grcomsman
.h.ls Nr. A. J. Fiskin and Mr.. Geo. E.
us.jer ssted as ushers. There were no
3 k,;desruaids. which gave the ceremony
raveI character and centered atten-
s;,ss 4, the bride This innovation, II
i war be called such, il growing fash
;.aalae in the East, but is gener-
III eaused by a limited residence
q he bride in the toxin in
~hieh She Is married The bridal
5ress worn was OF elegant finish and
smearance and was ordered in Bos-
IN The skirt was Of creanl-colOred
IN with train Of watered silk; the
xaisf Of Henrietta closh. square necked
snd filed In with lace. The sleeves Just
reached the elbow. The front OF the
skirf and waist was trimmed with
pearI passementerie and the veil was
4 listened with pearl ornaments. The
bride carried. a bouquet OF
white roses, which contributed
much 10 heighten the effect.
The marriage contract was signed in
presence Of the congregation, after
which the bridal party proceeded to
The future home OF Mr.. anc Mrs. Gaz-
xam. corner of Tenth and Cherry
streets. Miss Ycaion has resided in
seattle with her parents for six months,
and the family formerly lived in Sa.
Ieiii. Oregon. Mr.. GazzaIn has made
bis home in Seattle for the last TIVE
yeafs, and is associated in business
With Mr.. G. +. Yeaton. the brides
father.
coHPToS-N ERRfFiELp.
The ceremony uniting Mr.. Horace
7. Compton and Miss Robend G. Mer.
fiield, both OF this city, was performed
By Rev. G. J. Pierce, Friday, at the res
idenee OF the brides parents in North
Seattle. The wedding took place in
the presence Of relatives only, as ne
cards were issued. The newly wedded
pair left for Snoqualmie yesterday, al
which place Mr. Compton, who is {
civil engineer, has q position on tht
engineering corps OF the Seattle, Lake
Shore Il Eastern railway.
HAsrIses-cox.
Mr. Warren |. Hastings OF Port Town
xnd and Miss Hessie Cox of this city
sere united in marriage at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, last Wed
nesday evening. Probably no twt
Of the young folks of Puget Sount
we're better or more favorably known
than they. Miss Cox graduated from
the Territorial University, class ol
1885, and Mr.. Hastings graduated from
The San Francisco law school, portion
Of the California State Univerity. In
iss6. Since his graduation Mr.. Hast
ings has practiced Law successfully a
his.old home, Port Townsend. and he
has also been very fortunate in many
business undertakings of considerable,
magnitude. The guests at the wedding
comprised only few of the most init
mate friends and members of the
families. These included: Miss La
cinda Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Il
Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Hast,
ings, all OF Port Townsend; Mr.. AND
Mrs 0. c. Hastings OF Victoria, b. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Allen OF Astoria
Miss Lucy Littlefield of Port Town
send. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanford Fair
weather OF Sprague, w. t. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Taylor OF Tacoma, Mr.. ]
9. Hamlin of St. Paul. Rev. and Mrs
II. L. Bates. Mrs. Nj. d. pease, Charlie.
Pease. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. George, Mr.
aud Mrs. T. II. Winslow. Mr.. II. Bell
inghain, Mrs. j. +. Curtis, Miss Lizzie
Cox, Miss Emma Cochran, Edmond s
Aeany. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Henry L. Bates. Miss Emma
Cochran acted as bridesmaid and Mr.
heany as gToomsman. The wedding
: presents included many costly pieces
81 silver and cystal ware, as well n
numerous tokens of regard in the
shape OF pictures and artistic work
". and Mrs. Hastings have gone Il
Portland TO spend a few weeks among
friends, after which they will return
and make their future home at Port
townsend.
foRrwAY-sPEScsR
AT II o'clock last Wednesday fore
noon, a few friends ami relatives as.
sembled at the home OF Mr. and Mrs,
John Spencer, on High street, 10 be
PRESENT at the wedding ceremony by
which their daughter Miss Louisa Jane
speneer was united in marriage 10 Mr.
Slehard G. Portway of Slaughter, w
I. The list OF invited guests was small
because OF the fact that the family /.
y mourning. The ceremony was per
lormed by Rev Clark Davis. The
eIide was attended by her sister, Miss
Mary Spencer, and Miss Kate T.
rearee, and the bridegroom by Master
Shafies Spencer and Mr.. Robert
sspeneer, brothers of the bride. Mis-,
spencer has large circle of friends in
nh city, and she is well known as q
musician. For three years she ha,
ven member OF the Methodist Pro
Ns'ant choir. Mr.. POrtway Is proprie-
nf Of a general merchandise eStah-
1rsanent at Slaughter, King county
me guests invited, most of whom
were present, were as follows Mr.
ahd Mrs. Dexter Horton. Mr.. and
MIS-, A. l. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Clsugh
W. Miss Jessie Cl0ugh, Mr., and Mrs
Miller, Mr.. aud Mrs. {. u. Davis, Mrs
,aa h; Butterheld, Mr.. w. II. Wilcox
~ Nate Pearce, Miss Rena Bagley
NJ srant Ngauhan, Mr.. and Mrs, y.
ward, Miss Kate Ward. Mrs. NJ. A
hesny, Mr.. +. :. Meany Mrs. Winter,
M daughter MAY, Mrs, Lucy hughes
~. and Mrs, Judge Thomas Mercer.
NJ MS Nate Morrison OF Oakland. Cal.
Ess Iva Holman of Helena, Miss
LOUISA Hill OF Vancouver, Mrs. VIII
'aio Bell OF Victoria. Miss Cu,hbert
: a ~ o. Oakland, and Mr.. George o
after the ceremony was completed
congratulations were in order, tbs
;slsfons and elegant presents exam
.'su aid delightful marriage break
49, Was served, after which the happ.
&uPte lett, amid a shower of rice an,
N oregon.
GpeSs-cLENpENts.
"A quiet wedding was held AT the res
I ahe OF the officiating clergyman
Es.a Damon, corner Marion ans
n a streets, Seattle, Thursday, Oct
sheh NJ. George William Cues
~ Miss Dora Mr.. Clendenin, both o
MlSsoha' were joined in marriage
IT, - tlendenin is a daughter OF ths
s,Napt William Clendenin. a well-re
t,eIeefed pioneer navigator ans
en ale, on Puget Sound, who subse
sauy engaged in merchandising 8
cl5eoom under the trim name Q
N'endenin & Miller.