The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

Ls1es leacnman, Miss Daisy Giddings.
Miss Aadgie BIfck, Misses Alice ana
Leora Teachman. Messrs Fred Wv
man and Paul Giddings. Mr.. Wymau
had q cage already prepared for The
! bird and wiz go to housekeeping near
the loczlity Of his thriving business.
xogsAS-AGxEw.
Il prominent marriage was held al
the residence OF DR.. IT. Beach OF Rem
ton Thursday last, in which The con
tracing parties were Nr. James Nor
gar. chief clerk in the Oregon Inn
proyenlsDs CoTnpany's store 81 Frank
/ lin, and Miss Kate Agnew. ono Of Pen
tons popular young ladies. The cere-
mony was performed By the Rev.
Father Demanez In the presence 81
. large number OF relatives and
friends. Miss Cassie Iangran ard
Miss Maud Hemisphere were BRIDE
maids, and Messrs. Frank Manifold
and james McGuire performed the
duties Of groomsrnen. The bride was
tastefully attired in dress of cream
colored material. tr1nsmcd with orange
blossoms and white lace. while the
bridesmaids attracted equal attention
by the costumes worn. 4 wedding
feast was partaken Of by large circle
Of guests, who did ample justice 70
the courses served. The bride and
groom were. the recipients Of many
valuable and appropriate gifts.
AsEs-wALKEg-
| On the evening Of Welnes-
| day. Oct. II. al Port
Gamble, Mr. Edwin g. AInes and Mis-
1. Maud Walker were Joined in mar
rage by Rev. John + Damon. The Ger
eKaony was performed At the residence
! q the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walker, and vas strictly pri-
yzte, none being present save relatives
OF the high contracting parties
I. o. q. 7. EG0 SOCIAL.
The 1. O. G. T. Pacific Lodge No. 81.
gave an egg social in Pytiian hall.
Opera block, Wednesday, which was
largely attended By the invited friends
OF the members. After a short ses-
| sion OF the lodge. the guests We're adj
| United 10 the hall where q well selected
| programme was discussed. Vocal
solos BY Miss Jennie Houghton we're
Well received, as were songs bv Mr..
Geo. McLynn and Mr.. J. Morgan.
Selections were rendered ON the organ
by Miss Clara keezer, and appropriate
recitations and readings were given by
| Miss Cora Gormley, Miss Maud Phil
lips, Miss Rachel Hummell, Mr.. II. f,
Kelsey and Mr. j. G. Horton. The
entire programme met with catering
demonstrations-and was followed by d
repast to which all did justice. The
gentlemen purchased an egg each. on
which was placed number CORES
ponding TO another in basket held
by a lady-ln this way partners were
secured and merry time spent.
Those present were: Miss Cora
Gormley, Miss Katie jain. Miss Iva
Gormley, Miss Kittie Hammond. Miss
Lena Graves, Miss Bertha Ellis, Miss
Eta Jose, Miss Laura Monast. Miss
Miss Mamie keczer, Miss Maggie
Scott. Miss Lottse Scott. Miss Cora.
Hummell. Miss Rachel HummelL
Miss Emma Ulin. Miss Bartholomew
Miss Clara keezer. Miss Maud r.
lips, Miss Katie HAYES. Miss H.
strong, Miss Lena Rhine, Nrx
gle Stevens. Mrs. keezerxGr&f
lister. Mrs. Gould. 1SniS
Houghton, and Mes
Wood. George McLynr
III. Van Brocklin, Par
Matt Gormley, Geo. s. ~
Wood, J. +, Jones
Il. G. Wilson. ClarQf1
Bowers, ID. O'Har1&
Geo. startup, RQx& = ~;
mer, Eric Tin, " mas.
iiolcomb, Morris ENG "A Cot
terill. Louis Stoves, BRIDGES.
Frank Griffith, II. II. DIN, y. II.
Patten, Henry Deacon. +. r. Brad
bury, G. E.W. Bowers, c. Hart, n. +.
Thorne. Frank Rich, L. c. Elwell, l..
Z. Spray, H. f. Kelsey. j. q. Harlow.
VIM. Bixby, Chas. Walker, VIM. Rob
inson, w. q. Dickson. Z. NJ. Thurlow.
RECEPTION ST *. or ?. HALL.
The party rendered Miss Hannah
Kierski and Miss Clara korn. last
Sunday evening, at Knights OF Pythias
hail, was in every respect a social sue
cess. The hall was well allied by the
many friends who had assembled to
welcome the young ladies on their re-
turn from san Francisco and most
happy time marked the occasion. The
invitations were issued by Messrs. f.
Morgenstern, j. Hershberg. f. Meyer,
A. Hansen. NJ. A. Gottstein, w. vii
zinski and J. Rosenberg. The first
mentioned gentleman served gracefully
as master of ceremonies while the
others acted rs floor managers Dane
ing was carried on-until an early hour
and supper was served during an
Mr.. and Mrs. /. korn, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Korn, Mr.. and Mrs w. Kierski.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Aronsen, NJ. and
Mrs. X. Gottslein, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. T..
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ash, Misses Stena Korn, Clara
korn, Carrie Korn, Hannah Kierski.
Carrie Loadecker. Annie Horwitz,
Dora Salingfr, Gussie Gottstein.
Messrs, +. Morgenstern, NJ A. Colt
stein, W. Wilzinski, j. llershberg. A.
Hansen, j. Rosenberg, 4. Meyer. T..
Marx, e. Langert. Gross Bros, ID.
Jacobs, X. Rinehart. A. Guttman, f.
f. Levy. f. Rosenberg. L. Hansen, n.
Hansen. q. Bangle, +. kierski, II.
kierski, 5. Bronson, F. Bories and j.
Cline.
woNAS's RELIEF coRPs FAIR.
The fair OF the Womans Relief
Corps at Turn Nerein hall Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings proved a
very successful affair. netting over
$500 to the relief fund. In addition 10
the sales tables there were quite a
number OF articles rallied. most Of
which were donated. 80 that the pro-
ceeds were a clear gain. Among the
lucky winners were the following
Plush upholstered rocking chair.
James Bogart; walnut center table, X.
s. Clark: clock. Mrs. Annie ]. Pinek-
ney: sofa pillow. Il. &. Barrie; Gar
field picture, Miss Nola Cowden
dressing case. w. H. pinekney: tea
set. A. L. spaulding; large French
doll, Miss May Spaulding; afghan, Mrs.
Hannah Pinckney; carving set Willie
Prsbst; doll. Miss Emma Clin; swing
chair. j. X Rea; rocking chair, David
Franklin; moss wreath, Mrs. Helen
Burke. guess cake. Mr.. farnham ;
large parlor lamp, q. L. Manning;
photograph case. A. l.. Spaulding.
The greatest amount OF interest
seemed TO center IN the egg tree. The
shells, covered with fantastic designs,
were taken from the tree of Mayor
Moran, and this closed the fair. The
gold ring was won by Z. NJ. Rush.
YoUSG aKS's SOCIAL.
Rev. and Mrs. T. w Brown enter
tanned a number of the young men Of
the Presbyterian church, at the par
sonage. Tuesday evening. Games,
toaSts. etc, were the features OF the
evenings amusenents which were en-
loved equally with the delicious re