The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-27


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Mr. T. W. Purdy, OF Whateo'n. and
Miss Marceiga v Storey, OF Victoria were
married at Christ church. in the latter
city. Thursday morning. Mr. PGrdy Is
well known in Seattle, and the bride was
until recently teacher in the Victoria
pubic schools The church was crowded
long before the hour Of the ceremony. the
fair sex predominaiing. At I.D the
bride. supported by her father. entered the
church and was met at the chancel rail by
Venerable Archdeacon Scriven and Rev
A BeanIands and the groom and his at
PENDANTS. The bride was attired in cream
satin, with white tulle and orange bios
SONS. The bridesmaids were richly dressed.
Miss Christina Storey wearing pink silk
with cream crepe: Miss Annie Storey. Nile
green silk, with pink crepe: Miss Georgina
Storey. plain. cream silk: Miss Lille Rus
sell. pink, with cream lace The support
ers of the bridegroom were: Colonel
James Hamilton Lewis, Mr.. Ly
man A. Lsley and Master Walter
Storey. The bride was gwen away by her
father. After the ceremony the whole party
adjourned to the vestry, where the registry
was signed. the organ pealing forth the
the wedding party emerged from the
church door. the sun, which had been
sinking behind gray clouds, poured forth
a flood OF light upou the newlymarried
couple and their friends. This baptism Of
sunshine was properly followed by q
shower of rice. Then all entered carriages
and were whirled away TO the residence
OF the brides parents. where an elegant
wedding breakfast was served, and all
drank To the health of Mr.. and Mrs.
Purdy. In the afternoon a reception was
held at the residence. and many called TO
pay their respects and wish long years
of happiness for the newly-cemensed pair.
The wedding presents were rich and many,
among the donors being Mayor Grant, of
Victoria; ex-Mayor Fell. Colonel Henry
Landes and the public school teachers. Mr..
and Mrs. Purdy left Friday morning on
a wedding tour to California via Seattle
and Portland. Upon their return they
will take up their residence on Puget
Sound.
MISS CALDWELL SURPRISED.
On Friday evening Miss Florence Cald-
well was rendered a surprise party at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q.
Caldwell, corner Ninth and Pine streets.
Thursday was the twentieth anniversary of
the young lady's birthday. and the happy
throng that gathered ut her home the next
evening was there 10 celebrate the event
with her. Miss Alice Caldwell assisted in
entertaing the guests in graceful man.
ner. The early part of the evening was
spent III games. music, etc. When III
O'Clock arrived the young people sat down
To splendid repaSt, such a one as will not
soon be- forgotten shortly atterward the
guests departed for their homes, wishing
Miss Florence many such happy occasions.
The young lady was the recipient oi many
elegant and costly presents. Those pres.
ent were: Mr.. asd Mrs. X. G.. Caldwell.
Rev. and Mrs. Whitaker. Miss Mel
lie Metutchin, Miss Florence Caldwell.
Miss Alice Caldwell, Miss Helena MeRae,
Miss Grace Bail, Miss Ellie Jennings, Miss
May Jennings. Miss Daisy Jennings, Miss
Florence Adams. Miss Lon Hall. Miss
Trean Rhine, Mr.. Frank Renicke. Mr..
Howard Waltz, Mr.. Charles Hooper, Mr.
Albert Sutton. Mr. Frank MeRae, Mr..
William Bixhy, Mr. Collin Campbell of
Tacoma, Mr.. Arthur Ward, Mr.. Harry
MeLafferty, Mr.. Clarence Adams, Mr..
David Hyde, Mr.. Hall and Mr.. W. o.
Harding
MAsaE EHApg At FRANKLIN.
The Young people of Franklin gave
very successful masquerade in hall in
that city last Tuesday evening. Good
music was furnished by the Franklin band.
and many elegant costumes were DISPLAYED
by the merry crowd OF dancers. The party
broke UP along toward the early morn.
The following characters were assumed by
the maskers; Queen 10y Night. Miss Mag
gie Leith; Queen by Day. Miss Eliza
/ Strand; PoST-INrEtIIs ENcER. Miss Lizzie
Leith: Lady Prim. Miss Steele; latest stvle.
Z Miss Hills; old maid. Miss White latest
/ out, Miss Maggie Williams; sailor hov.
/ Miss Maggie Watkins; clog dancer. Miss
| Mary Harris; Lady Primer. Miss Side
/ boiham; miner, Mr.. James Robinson :;
+ Irish jockey, Mr. Dan sullivan:
( Jockey, Mr.. Thomas Lewis; Chinamaa
+ Mr.. ]. 4. Bonar; sailor hoy. NJ. Wallie
F Watkins; English dude. Mr.. r. g. McKin-
non, Cranberry dude Mr.. A. SidebotAam
dude. Mr.. C. Mckinnon: miner. Mr.. ].
+ Robinson: darkey boy. Mr. George side
boiham, clog dancer Mr.. j. Wall
Mis-, KTLLesiG's CARD PARTY.
/ Mrs. David Kellogg gave pleasant vhist
I party At her home. corner Madison and
/ FIFTH streets. Thursday evening. In honor
/ oi Governor and Mrs. l.. z. Ferry. Tho Sc
I invited were Governor and Mrs. Ferry.
/ Governor and Mrs. Squire Judge and Mrs
/ Hoyt, Hon. and Mrs. r J. Grant Colonel
/ anG Mrs. George II Lyon Major AMI Mrs
( HAYDEN. Colonel and Mrs q. O Halter
/ Mr. and Mrs. &. Morris Halter. Mr. and
{ Mrs. Bailey GatEert. Mr.. aad Mrs. Moran
Carkerk pr and Mrs nsgl1x M al