The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19


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| cho9 careful training. TIE bolIsd Il
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mn. Mrs. story and Mrs.. Ne1cham
next sT,ne s{5uars1a Che Blanca Lima
I(f5nnpann3 In q most artistic manner.
/ Thcfr effort was heartily appleuded.
! The song. The Children's Home,
was then rendered BY Miss Watson ia
1 : mnancY that evoked applause An
ether song from Miss Parker and an
other from Mrs. Story brought one Of
The best and most sriccesslIli musical
establishments ever given In Seattle
b Close. Mrs. Etorg's entire class
shows careful training, for which
i cre1it fl d1na both pupils and IN
e<fnc<or.
! KAuk-fnHIx EUPTsALs.
IL T3epufv Sheriff Edward D. Kane
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WHltam Gochrane, were united IN
mnfYjnRe last Wednesday eTeniuR at
III. Cochfune,s residence. near OriIla,
~ Kev. d4ofge uefbert Watson, pas
~ d Trinity Epiecopal church. The
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i n ~ rs 1870 Is the presence ~ 8, 81
nearly 10 81 TIA friends 81 the two
fnmflies Miss Mary Hays acted as
bf3deemntd, md NJ Anthony Hearn
I - Exo0mxm4n. After the last words
q ne bo9nelful marriage ritual had
neeu pronounced the guests formed ~
nne. With the happy couple n the
I'D, and marched 70 the dancing
hall, where, 70 the music Of an excel
leut ofchcgtras dancing WAS kept up
until ~ clock. Mr: Laurence Booth
neu the honor of dancing the fr1t
dance with the bride. When the
dancing ceased the guests repaired 10
TIE dinIng.rcom, where supper awaited
them A fulI hour was spent at the
table. when > return g the ballroom
No made and the festivities there re-
snmed. Four o'clock brought the
AFFAIR 70 close, and the guests re-
turned 70 their respective homes.
Those who attended from Seattle,
about Utxfy In number. returned to
The city IN company with Mr.. and Mrs.
/ 3. ID. Kane on q special train. Dur
Ing tho festivities Meserx. 4. Ronald
and 4. G. Gilman acted a. ushers.
Among thoee present were: Nr.
| William Coehrane, Mrs. w. Matthews,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Ronald. Mr., md
Mrs.. L. q. Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Mc(3euR Mr. and Mrs. p Hava NJ