The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-21

reached tee eltA< TIE green who wns al
ss&Ey there. received SIS h<s9e frnzr tie
sAkfnz their position nrzs- Eesn Of
pienty composed Ct - France roses. Tase
marriage rites were performed Big he Ee~.
]. r Macsazey< assisted " 1sv. r Euyrs
The tr11s wss 50~a1g n q rDhe %
white fxlIse Frxnexsse. xx6s q Il Prin~
eesxe. Lsee. With eruhxugdery &C rzsz~ls.
furrsss TIE deTnrat1on Of the ho@y 81 sfae
rose. While tae long O. VT ssaxa wss PER-
fsex1g plata Tie elbow gsesvgs were nes
By gs0ves 81 white. un9rssse4 hid FroEs
Der eus Fnre dsr&-sse'1 the nrtd&s rel 81
white SIX s10sesze. e0aeze9 IL pace By 3
sFrxF Of orange blossoms. cs-rses ln her
band was . bmnek Of gDsd Of oezfr rUses
EisExEt diamonds tike gEfs o. the gsnoEnz
were wgrn- Tie bTfdeaExsd. Miss Tally
q ssnekfon, sppszrec II : eAzrnasEsg
dIrxcsosEs e~ssnr1e. sa1 hat 20 mskek. Of
pfnk. Mr.. l. e NasHsvg ware an eseg4nt
toilet 81 back silk. and god and sslTer
EEyE1aE ers1-eztsTy- The haEnex. ukk sf
black fri1e and Ehzzstlly Lace. A. TIE
conclusion Of the marriage cesenGuy, me
bridal psrts. headed By the newsy snarxsess
ecspse. marched fswn the assss 81 fhe
music Of Men1esssos1n's wedding march.
In nEESfa<Ely Gffs-wEri q reception wze
held - the beautiful home Of The
s.ritis's parents. Aithonxk L wss hid
daylight, and were brilliantly Illuminated
from wsthtn. The hall WIS arranged With
quantities 81 fernz and roxez- Balls Of
blossoms. cut Ggwegs, sp<2ys o. exoties
and pieces presented By friends. were pic
tarssgaeiy arr.ngsd ~ every turn. The
their frfxn9s IN the bar window Of the
main p9rios. which mad been transformed
into bower, from fhe center OF which de-
pended Eornl usnbzesiA. when c01grEtu-
tons had been offered all present sal down
20 the wedding breakfast. which was served
in three dsffsrent apartments Il was al
eiaborzta affair. furnished By Caterer Hart
man. TIE guests remained until 1Is.
Bhen xr. aud Mrs. fagess left t0g San Frau
cisco. Accompanies them zere many
friends from thas ely, who bad come 80
Holllsser 10 attend the welding The
happy couple will remain in Fan Francisco
~ The Occidental hotel f0r q week. when
they win start north for their hoEne in SCI
attic. On the way they vii Wit Lake Ts-
hoe, ssEsons, Portland and other points Of
interest TIE exquisite and elegant pres
snfs were nursrosss speaking for ths
multitude Of friends Of the united pair.
A list OF the presents and the guests
in attendance AZ the ceremony, taking
up over 3 column OF space in the Id
ramee closes the account.
FUTURE EvEsrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Geddes viii
give . musicale, next Wednesday
evening. at the First Baptist church.
Admission fee Is to be charged. The
appended excellent programme il %.
be rendered
gARr r
Chorus-sForsst Echoes, s.... ........ Palmer,
Class
Piano solo-styie LoEis Ky. Pom
Miss Minnie Jahn. - say
Mails Qasrtetle- Evening Bells Davis
Mss~rs. Tudor, Blxby, Vaughn and
sSeddeg.
Piano So!o-'sTom Oshanter. Warren
Miss eta Alien
Rosnanzs for Tenor Marguerite, White
Af- William Geddes.
Fantasas Briliiante-''silimusring sun.
Miss gate Howes. '
Chorus-"Baby Has Gone TO Bye-lo-
land, .....s-..-.- . Lille Girls
Piano sol0-a Bohemian Girl" ......,
Bale, arr. BY Crsmer Miss Maud Wolfe
PAR1 II.
Piano sole-"waves OF Ocean. Blake
Mrs. Robert Abrams.
song-'sHome SO Elest, ......-. Abb
Mr.. ]. w. Bsxhy.
Piano Solo = GYPSY Kondo, FROM
" Mr. Grant vaughn. ~
cornet solo-'-stephanie Gavotte,f -
crihulka- Mr. D. Thos- Denny
Piano soio-"foiiah Dance" op. :.
Miss Gertrude Moore.
Vocal Duett-"lo yiyo, T'smo
Cssapans Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Geddes
Piano solo !. German Trinmphh
AA'ea Mrs Lincoln spencer. Aahke'
chorus-"xay song." Hanptmann
Piano Duett-sMartha,s ...................
Fiotow, arr. by czerns
Miss Lottie Aiiham and Mr. Vim. Geddes.
The Robert Emmett Club viii give a
picnic at Kent, May 70.
The carpenters union viii give
ball Saturday evening. May 4. in
Turner hail.
The Odd Fellows OF this city will
celebrate the SEVENTEEN anniversary OF
the order on Friday, April 26, 1850,
by an excursion on the steamer Bailey
10 Olympia, leaving at $ a. IN.
The ladies OF the w. c. T. u. are 20
be congratulated on securing Mrs.
Helen NJ. Barker. of Fargo, Dakota,
to give series of lectures in this city
The most of her lectures are on tenn,
perance. bat she lectures on various
other timely topics as well. Rev. X.
A. Beard. superintendent OF the A. H.
n. :. for this territory, who is person
ally acquainted with Mrs. Barker. SAYS
of her: II consider Mrs. Barker the
peer of any temperance lecturer now
before the public, Mrs. Francis VIII
lard not excepted. She IS diguitied
and forcible in her manner, logical and
concise in her matter, and her diction
Is above criticism.
The grand bali Ia be given next
Thursday evening for the benefit Of
the library fund gives promise OF being
an eminent success. The best hall IN
the city, the Armory. and an excel !
lent orchestra have been engaged al
ready. Since their appointment last
Thursday afternoon the ladies censti.
tuting the ticket committee have done
effective work At a meeting held
yesterday afternoon the refreshment
c0BSsaitfee made It's final arrange.
ments. The committee on arrange
men.s has finished its work in every
particular As mentioned above. tho
music committee has also finished its
work. Thus everything is ready for
Thursday night. and Judging from
present indications. the Armory will
be incapable of accommodating the
number that will attend.
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL
On Friday evening the Madison
Street chapel was filled 90 overlooking,
the occasion being an entertainment.
given under the auspices OF the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor, and, although the small
auditorium was crowded too much
for comfort, the excellence OF the pre-.
gramme afuIssd for the lack of room
aud comfort. The exercises were
opened with song hy the society, after
which Miss Mar Graves entertained
the audience with a recitation. The
subject How 20 Cook Husbands
was then treated by Mrs. A. Jones, Il,
the no small eSiificatlan OF the bus
bands present. A German love song
by Mr.. o. III. Graves and Mrs H. f.
Thompson, WAS next rendered in in
inlicai style. The recitation of
little Mabel Morris, Wanted, q Little
Girl. was well rendered. Following
came music on the organ and bones
nv Miss Nolan and three little boys.
a.