The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-13

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az ore az the barr sexs weddings ever Wit
n~ssssf in s.astie. The Contract
Szr parties were Mr. lao- n
EGsjn and Miss Jesse :. SETON.
both wsls- saexn young people Of Seattle
Rev. Clark Davis. II sex arses words made
TIE harry eaap.e man ard wife A ieT N
innate 81 szssss 9ere present s charming
rrpass xas serva By Mrs JsnkeE, assisted
hr her d4ngAgeF
TIE bride ana wroou received many val
uzh3e All costly presents and the good
vTsies q $ host ol friends Their home
vii be N Seattle.
PASTORAL AID SOCIETY.
On last Tuesday he young gentlemen
members 81 ina ss.;hes4Isa Episcopal
church Hses a. the parsonage snd organized
\ Pastoral Aid society. The object OF the
soese:y IS - aid the pastor in his work. ~
introducing strangers into the church.
calling on the neeiy og the church. etc.
Following are ;he officers and members.
4 ". Craig. president; Job r. Lyon. vice
president; e. = Gleason, secretary; II l.
Jenkins. treasurer; charter members,
q. " Eisey. j. W Braner. T L. Bentley.
NJ. N. eirou:, C. III. Brewster, IRA =. Miller,
L. X. Smith, r. W. Hoyt.
EEIGHr ssp xFasuxK SocTAL
A very original social vas given by the
Christian EnGeavor society Of the Aisfho-
dist church in the lecture room OF the
church Friday evening. II was called 3
weight and measure" social, and those
who bad never heard Of such an odd affair
found out very pleasantly there that even
ing After the following excellent literary
programme was rendered cake and choco-
late was served and highly enjoyed Sc
lect reading. Mr. jenkins: recitation, Miss
c. z. Pratt. PAPER, Mr.. ;. W. Powell.
METHODIST ACQUAINTANCE social
The Ladies Aid society. of the Methodist
Episcopal church. gave the first of series
OF acquaintance socials in the lecture room
OF the chuch, corner Third and Marion
streets. Wednesday evening. The follow
ing musical programme was rendered dur
ing the evening: Vocal solo. Mr.. A. W.
Craig; vocal solo, Mrs Middlehrook, vocal
solo. Mrs. J. Lyon. Mrs. A. u. Stewart
and Miss sheafe acted as accompanies.
LECTURE os AFRICA.
Rev. Mr.. Wilcox. for six years a mission
airy in South Africa. under the congrega-
tional mission board, iectured Friday night
in the clovedale Methodist church, for the
benefit OF the Band OF Hope.
He spoke of the natives of Africa, their
HABITS and customs, the animals, and
scenery, illustrating all with stereopticon
The lecture was listened 10 by an audience
of $50 people.
BCgRELL-PARKIN.
A quiet wedding took place in the Metho-
dist Protestant tent on Second street,
Tuesday, October 5. Rev. Clark Davis Off
ciating. The groom. Mr.. James X. Burrell,
Is young business man OF Seattle and the
bride charming young lady of Cleveland.
Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell begin life to-
sether in Seattle. their future home, with
the congratulations of many friends East
and West.
THE GoguAM RECEPTION.
Lieutenant and Mrs. W. II. Gorham, re-
Gently married. entertained the members
OF Company u at their new home in North
Seattle last Wednesday evening. Alter
passing q very pleasant evening and being
served with delightful refreshment the
boys" withdrew with many expressions
OF long life and happiness for Lieutenant
Gorham and his bride.
KSAPP-JoNEs.
Another young lady was added TO the
population of Seattle on the first of Octo-
Der. by the arrival of Miss Matte NJ. Jones
from Battle Greek. Mich But she was not
long to remain Miss for on the second
Miss Jones and Mr.. 0rson b. Knapp were
united in marriage by Rev Clark Davis, on
Ninth and Stewart street, Seattle.
socIABLr AT cLoyEgDALE.
On Friday. October 1. the Young
Peoples Society OF the Christian Endeavor
OF the Cioverdale NJ. f. church gave
sociable at the house of w. =. Hubbard.
An interesting literary programme was
rendered and then the company adjourned
to the house of }. f. Weisten, where de-
lightful supper was served
BANNER HOUSE WARMING.
The society people of Seattle are looking
forward with great pleasure to the opening
ball at the Hotel Rainier, which. the man.
agemsnt announces, will take place shortly
after the opening. Ii is expected to be the
society event OF the season.
PERSONAL.
Captain c. l.. f. Kellogg was in Portland
during the week.
Mr. Gas Woodward has recovered from
his recent illness.
Miss Bray and Miss Mamie Bray are
visiting friends in Portland.
Rev. D. +. Blaine and wife are visiting
friends at Seneca Falls. y. Y.
Mr. William Wheeler and wife. OF Ia
coma, were in the city last Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Brandes, of this city. Is visit
ing friends and relatives in Portland.
Dr. aud Mrs. l.. L. Dawson left last week
for tso weeks trip to British Columbia.
Mrs. VI. r.. HandSaker has returned from
visit TO Portland and the Industrial fair.
Miss Hobbs, OF New York city, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Charles Powers. in Queen
Anne.
Colonel and Mrs. Haines returned
Thursday from their several days pleasure
trip to Victoria.
Mr.. L. J. White e'li,or Of the Sumner
Hr7psi. accompanied by his wife, is stop
ping at the Russell.
Miss Bosalie De Wolfe has returned from
san Francisco. where she has been visiting
Miss Nellie Tagsart.
Miss CalkIns, 81 Spokane Falls. VINO has
bcen visiting Miss seabrook in this city.
has returned home.
Mr.. y christopher and wife, who have
been in Portland attending the fair. have
returned 20 the c3iv.
Miss Moliie Meyvjn. az North Yakima.
who has been visiting Miss Acnene Whee-
lock in this city. returned home Friday.
Miss Jano Hays. who is attending the
Annie Wright seminary at Tacoma. srent
last sunday with her parents 10 this city.
Miss Nellie NJ Crawford, who is attend
ing he Annie Wright seminary al Tacoma
this winter was home one day during the