The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-28

Mzrgle 8rznger, Miss Lizzie Phillips.
Hiss Helen Cowies, Mr. c. n. Aver.
= l. Carson. Mr.. Boyd Of Chicago.
M George A. Williams. Frank ~.
Convey. Gus Harris. IindIey Moore.
Hiiey ]. Ellis and George O. Mills
A "TRIP 10 sHELrox.
Those who visited Shelton last Mon
day on the occasion Of the Repnbai-
can rally at that place. were Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G. Kliis, Gen. and Mrs. r q.
0'Brien. Capt. VIM AeNicken. Major
J. X. Hayden, Mr. r. r. Williamson.
Mr.. Herbert NcMicken. Mr.. A. Ri
Covles, Judge n. A. Root. Hon. A A.
Phillips, Sheriff Billings and the dee
club The party was very Hospitality
received by their Shelton r,eirhbors
and passed q very enjoyable day.
rosrEE-HESKy wEpprsS-
The greatest social event which has
occurred in this city for months was
the marriage Of Mr. George II. Foster
and Miss Mamie G. Henry, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents in East
Olympia on Wednesday last, at noon.
Rev. w. B. Lee officiating. The bride
IS the eldest daughter of Judge Francis
Henry. and has resided in this CITY
since her childhood. She has always
been considered as one of Olympia's
most Charming bellies, young lady of
rare accomplishments, and general
fayorite among q very large cir
Gle Of friends The groom has.
for many years, been a prominent
business man OF this city, having for
merry engaged very extensively IN the
logging business near this city and he
| Is weif-known and nightly respected
throughout the entire Territory. Al
ter the ceremony the wedding party
did ample justice to sumptuous least,
after which the happy couple took the
afternoon train for Tacoma, from
whence they win proceed via the
Canadian Pacific railroad to Boston
and other points in the East, il being
their intention 70 deYote about two
months to their wedding trip, after
which they viii return and To-
cate permanently in this city.
Prior TO their departure they we're
the Recipients Of numerous beau
tifui and costly wedding gifts,
denoting the high esteem in
which they are held in this city.
Those present at the wedding were
Judgeand Mrs. Henry. Rev and Mrs
w. B. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Laberee
OF Ellensburgh, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Laberee. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. B. Henry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolinger, Mrs. Smith,
Miss Foster of Seattle, Miss Lizzie
Nc Fadden, Miss Nellie Frost, Miss
Mcdonald OF Portland, Miss Mary
O'Neil. Mrs. Ella Irving. Miss Georgia
Foster and Mr.. Brainard Smith.
PERSONALS.
Judge Alfred Thompson was in
Portland last week.
Hon. John F. Convey made BUSH
ness visit 10 Seattle last week.
Miss Sohns of Vancouver visited
friends in this city during the week.
Mrs. DR.. Carlyon of Mason county
PASSED a few days in the city during
the week.
Mr.. r. b. Milroy of North Yakima
spent last Sunday with his parents,
Gen. and Mrs. K. H. Milroy, in this
city.
Mr.. Frank Owens who Is attending
Washington College in Tacoma, passed
last Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Miss Maggie Chambers of Cham
bers, prairie, passed few hours with
her numerous friends in the city on
Wednesday.
DIR. p. III. Cariyon and Mr.. George
+. Thompson OF Mason county, passed
through Olympia on Wednesday, on
their way TO Seattle.
Hon. George ID. Shannon accom-
panied by his niece, Miss Jennie
Young of Nesqually, passed few days
in this city during the week.
Miss Anna Tarbell, who is now fully
recovered from her recent illness, was
the guest of Miss Maggie Chambers
on Chamber prairie, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Laberee, after
passing several days very pleasantly
with friends in this city, left for their
Ellensburgh home on Thursday morn;
| ing.
Mrs. l.. 2. Ferry of Seattle visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Mum
son, in this city during the week, and
was present Mt her brothers marriage
sunday evening.
Mrs. J. J. Gilbert, who, during the
summer, has resided on board the
coast survey steamer. Fuea, of which
her husband is captain, has returned
| TO Olympia TO pass the winter.