The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03

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Miss Pearl NotanA.
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3 Tsbsssss. .~Thc Yeak FasaiIg Or STRIFE
+ The entertainment was given foF the
benefit q the new church aboGt 10 ne
erscies. aud Il j. TIE purpose Of the SO
+ eietv % give an entertainment and social
monthly fer tae saue parposs-
EarExsEE-FAEEfgCE
Dg. T.. NJ. Famlkner and Miss Nina PARK
hurst gegs united IN marriage last sunday
evening al the FIRST N. 4. ehureh, a. the
close q the regular evening service. by
lev. u. n. Campbell The marriage was
qsiite 4 surprise "a the large congregation
that attended Ehe eyening services larry
Ia the evening Heg. Campbell announces
that there would he q marriage after the
services hst failed to mention any names.
A. the last hymn was heing sung, af.
Faulkner and Miss PaFkharst arose from
their seats in the rear % the church and
#aiked down the center aisle 10 the altar.
There the couple halted and the
minister stepping down 10 where
they stool tie ceremony was 1uI-
city performed. TIE marriage closed
the service and the esapse we're soon sur
rounded by scores of surprised friends, al
eager 70 otIer congratulations. When Dir.
and Mrs Faulkner finally escaped from
their friends they proceeded 20 the home
81 Mrs. II. :. PaFkhmrst mother 81 the
bride where her relatives aud few Of the
intimate friends OF both the contracting
tsarlies had gathered. Here the evening
was most pleasantly spent. Mr.. and Mrs
Faulkner left on Wednesday for Victoria
where they viii spend few days. They
wiii also visit Portland before returning.
FOR the ceremony the bride was attired in
handsome dress Of white alDaiross with
silk lace trimmings. She wore pretty white
tnFban 10 match and a bunch OF tea roses
10 her corsaee. The groom was dressed in
conventional black with white gloves and
tie Dr. Faulkner is a well-known resident
OF Seattle, having praeticed his profession.
dentistry, here for several years. Mrs.
Faulkner il the third daughter Of Mrs. III.
/ s. Parkhnrst, president of the Seattle Cen
trial Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. She Is very well-known here and
possesses wide circle of friends.
The couple win return 10 Seattle within
/ a few days, where they viii permanently
reside.
FAREN XII RECEPTION,
Mrs. ]. +. Ludlow and Miss Clara l.
Hough were rendered farewell reception
| last Wednesday evening at the residence
/ Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7. iHandsaker, on Third
/ street. by the Central Woman's Christian
/ Temperance Union and the Young
/ Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
/ Mrs. Ludlow leaves for japan with her
/ husband, Rev Ludlow. and her two sons.
/ Pilgrim and Charles, on November IL, To
| engage in missionary work, aud Miss
| Hough leaves for her home 10 Chicago, to
/ permanently reside. Ii was in honor of
their prospective departure that the recep-
/ ton was given. The reception began at
/ - O'Clock in the evening and lasted until
/ 1890 o'clock. between which hours the
! parlors Of the Handsaker residence were
/ thronged with the friends of the two
ladies. The evening was pleasantly passed
| in social conversation. Toward the last
| part Of the evening refreshments were en-
| joyed. At the close Of the reception the
! travellers were hidden fond adieu with
! many expressions of soiicitude for their
future prosperity Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Horton, Dir and
Mrs. c. T.. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Simisou,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Rev. and Mrs. J. +.
! fudlow, Mr.. and Mrs. William Butler. Mr.
aud Mrs. J. T. Hlndsaker, Mrs Jordan
Blake. Mrs. Getcheil. Miss Clara l. Hough.
Miss Helen Wilder. Miss Kate Tewksbury.
the Misses Kinney, the Misses nickey,
Miss sanderson, Mrs. White, Miss Kate
White, Fred Il. Peterson, Cramer b. Nor.
rs. L. ] Colman. George CoIman. Pilgrim
Ludlow, Charles Ludlow. ]. A. Whalley,
John Dods and III. +. Kelsey.
TnE wANoSA oLUB's BALL.
Society people are very anxioasly await
ing the arrival Of Friday evening. when
the Wanona Club gives its initial ball
and reception &C the Armory. The COM
mittces OF the ciab are using their utmost
endeayors 10 make the affair a brilliant
success, and from present appearances
their efforts are certain OF success. The
Comiug event has been the topic OF the
week Ia society Circles About 80 invita-
tions Aave boen issued exclusive OF the
members so tbs club, and il is safe "a
predict that very few who are invited will
iail 20 aval themselves OF the pleasure
thus offered. Many invitations have also
been sent 20 leading society people IN neigh
hofinE cities. many oi whom have signi
Ned their intentions at being present
The following committees have been Ap
riaests uu this occasion Reception Messrs
/ y. " Iass, \. H. solncF. IL Y. V. Bean
! A II fowle Y H. tatiuser. George &
Mills Fged \ stsive Harold Smith and
/. H, Wheeler. Floor--7 T,-riyrv IL ffIivafs
Alex Banke. Richard Agas~iz. a. A. No
he and Fsrl Robinson
sGss wAEpa aAtAaWE - fsEry.
Miss Maud Ward gave a very pleasant
p al "a en- IA ha= a q t.
ystsity srhuol matcs last fhnrs3ay even
tns ~ che ft>ideuce Of her parents. Mr
and Mys u. r. WarI, ia North Seattle
The saase proved most pleasant ore
The traditional games for haIl3we en- war,
plaFe,l ant Eou3 social time enjoyed Isl
az, 5ast pfiog - The parting lsour lsncl
was >ssYed, Those vino attended atfn
+ Ms sHd Mrs. E. s. Neaney. Mp and Mrs.
Ca4ries kaapp. slr, aad Srs Pred gsrter
MHss Mtuxie Fgi1aa, Miss Anas relsua
Nsss Ee8a hacsev. Miss NtFeA }s8riev
&}ss kaie FiegCe y So Glars r eelaw. M3s
Jgauie cara MISS Maid Mcclellan. MJs
Ws1>e Nicaass Mtss Annie Monroe. Mte
AHs1s Parser, Nf J. ne6iay. SIR T. A
he|lnr Mr a. taFte- ST. III Niekrts. Nr
D. 0r8la. &r. George C3glsfaI. ssr "
NJ. t3zhv, M " Carr NJ L. Nawlev
NJ ~ e.. Wasssets Mr. Ed Mcclellan
My FFauA lyons. anj W. aal Mrs n. Is
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gwen .ssg evening hy Mvs, Prank Isvsee
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