The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-10
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-. ror,~~ Swansherry 80 g. : 5
- Erston, Mrs.. II. o. y - : -. &C.,
80 MrTxan. Mrs. Elza REG 80
S ~ 4. Harmon. Hrs r. W. kerT u 3 :
y \. ]. knipe, Miss Isa1ra killonghs Miss
fssNora Moran. Miss Clsisiolns. Miss Lcttie
- rtrhur. Miss Ella ketchum. Miss Ida
shOx siiield, Miss Iva Mears, Miss Winnie
In net 4, Misc Carrie knipe. Miss Minnie
officers y. Miss Pauline Haberer. Miss HAM
steam weiss smith. Miss Grace knipe. Miss
more thanll. Miss Annie FELTON,, Miss Min
d Ns@ n. fhs Misses Jennings Miss
= 81 BolRae. Miss Kfttie Reese. Miss
81 accidents lae Miss Hattie Jones Mr.. A.
tbs year T. Noble. Mr. VIII Dawson,
BY Ere. Mr. Frank McRae. Mr.. H
By breaking Of nry Mclean, Mr. A. Ham,
explosion. threE. Brnynor, Master Glenn
These accidents
sg1 persons, or oNEss- TH0MAs-
yeaf- OF thosege Of Mr. Handel L. Owens
teneers sud tee T. Thomas took place a.
on the stea. the bride, i.28 Main street,
10000 90 Il evenlng, Rev. Elliot Rrosn
steam yessg the ceremony. The bride was
years beg fessed In white cashmere, lastly
with the with elegant lace The happy
vessels In re the recipients OF many pres
from . 81 h elegant and costly. After al
Tie Ink aad paFtaken Of bountoons sup
same Pc and Mrs Owens took the steamer
ID iS7sacoma. from which piale they pro-
stesned 10 Butte City, Mont, their future
stsoIgae. where the groom is engaged in bnsi-
i ness. Those present were Rev. and Mrs.
Elliott Brown, Mr and Mrs. Dnrant. Mr..
and Mrs. Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs Dickinson. DIR. and
Mrs. Price. Mrs ]. r. Mcdonald. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". L. Lynn. Mrs DR.. Hail. Mrs.
Page. Mrs. Cochran, Mrs, Taylor, Mrs.
Gremus. Mrs. Mcconnell. Miss Hall, Miss
/ Page, tie Misses Cochran, Miss Annie
| Thomas, Miss Margaret Thomas. Mr.. Deal,
/ Mr.. A. +, Lee, DR.. Jordan, DR.. vanbouren.
Mr. Lewis. Mr. ). Thomas.
sAsas-M MORRISON.
A pretty wedding took place il the Meth
odist Protestant church. corner Second
and Marion streets. on Tuesday evening.
November s Mr.. #. l.. Bangs and Miss s.
Morrison. both Of this city. we're married
by Rev. Clark Davis in the presence Of q
few intimate friends. After the ceremony
the happy party repaired TO the residence
/ OF Mr. and Mrs. ID. n. Judkins, No. 5s2
/ Depot street, where, after partaking OF a
snmptous repast, the evening was spent in
music games and social conversation until
the wee sma' hours, when the guests
took their departure with many wishes for
long and prosperous life to Mr. and Mrs.
bangs. Those present at the happy event
we're; DIR. and Mrs. d. X. Judkins, Mr.
and Mrs. j. f. Mccoy. Mr.. and Mra.
Haller. Mr. and Mrs. kairns. Mr.. and Mrs.
rahs, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Neiland. Miss Lncie
Nevins, Miss Mary Smith. Miss Abbie
Weed, Mr. w. q. Lafimer, Mr.. " s. Lat
inner. Mr.. III. Albright. Mr.. ~. Is. Bangs.
| Sir. J.. b. Bangs. Mr., Joe q. Charters, Mr..
II NJ. Thurlow and Others.
ALETftEeogEAx SOCIETY.
Each college society now has the use OF
piano. Every week visitors listen TO the
interesting programmes. All are cordially
invited TO attend the meetings. The pro-
gramme for Friday was as follows:
instrumental soIo-"AnI der Reise, ''...Liehnes
Josie short
Declamasion-sD Of Arnold. Bert Williams
Recitation 1.-The pnrest Pearl. q Mlntx Haytln
-Imporisnt Events Of the Past Ten Year,
Reading edinburgh alscf f1oaasn. 1890.
Efia Dunn
Review % Hfex MIeerkhaez = Atleila Parker
Voesl solo There's bate Pair 81 ssos kings
70 Aend Tonight ...... .....Iads Franklin
Debate Resolved, That The Ausrfalisn BALLOT
system Should be Adopted I'm she United States
AEinnatiye-pcter MePhsrson Kenneth Macksas
tcsb. John KclIogg, Henry Taylor, NegatI -. =
O. Wakeield. Gerlie Teaehout. Hattie e. se~o.
Daisy Niesels Deeided unsnme,v s g You,
o. aIhInla1.ss. =, ..,.csinsa :. s''T's
'r@'''''''s dora Bella. -Loeschhoru
.sau Abbse Drew.
T<ar W. c. r. q. MEETING.
The regular meeting OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, at the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Friday afternoon,
was largely attended. Mrs. Butler. presi-
dent, presided. Mrs. Handsaker, superin-
tendent Of the juvenile work ably reviewed
the work done in her department. eiis-
cussion followed regarding this Loyal Tenn
perance Legion work for children. which
was participated in quite earnestly by the
different members. The anton decided
some time ago 10 appoint city missionary.
il being deemed necessary to keep one
member constantly at work among the
POOR and needy 81 the city. Mrs Pierce Of
Los Angeles. met with the ladies and Of.
Eered her services. Mrs. e. T.. Jeancr was
appointed superintendent Of Sunday school
work Mrs. S. HcCuiloch superintendent OF
Impurities in literature and wit, and Mrs.
:. u. Bnrslick superintendent OF prison and
hospital work,
TaE \. n. c. A. ENTERTAINED.
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
NJ e church rendered the members of the
y. n. G. A. a reception on Friday evening.
The following excellent programme was
rendered and highly enjoyed by the large
number present. The society paper edited
by Miss Minnie Hughes and Miss Grace
Nrooman was particularly pleasing. Re-
fFeshmeuts were served ia = charming
manner BY the young ladies, after which
the guests took their departure Tor home
with kind remembrance OF the fair hos
teSses. Following Is the programme rem
/ dered
Recitation Mss L Thompson
EeN2inr Miss Jessie Ryersosa
I Noeai Duet MsssFx n. "a. GsoMt aid C. Bowmkn
Recitation Professor Thompson
Nccsi Mrs Farkhufsk
Reading .-.s.is..--..ss. or. iohnsca
society Paper ..--..............N NJ. r n Bentley
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nfsn SCHOOL LErERAR1 SOCIETY.
Asthe regular meeting 81 the Seattle
/ High school Literary Society At tha school
/ building Thursday afternoon che follow
/ ing programme was rendered: