The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-15
..rrrrY IN GENERAL.

.ourry IN GENERAL.
-, did not begin to assert It's
Az antii within the past few
The atmosphere OF eve Is a
~ .,;IIr and FIRE on the hearth Is
go. Darkness drops upon .ne
u Of asudden, heiore the WORK.
@ !. the factories have reached
-, = The season OF outdoor enter,
-. il drawing to close, and
!. layipg plans for balls and
The big fire swept away
,be public halls, bat these are
.,dsced. The new Hotel Rain
h. appropriately dedicated
,.seug. and the Young Mems In
~. have ball in preparation A
a the events and entertain
s,. n The past week is appended;
RK-HAyDES.
...,,bls wedding was that which
- M. Wellington NJ. Clark Of
m s w.Ila. and Miss Allie Hayden,
I'm. cts. The ceremony was per-
$3.50 Al the home of the brides pa
's, Major and Mrs. HAYDEN, on
msS,..,sy evening, by Lev. DR.. New
=, d Eastern Washington an init
- NJ the groom. The par
the residence were beautifully
" yith ivy, similax and mari
"a. The handiwork OF Mrs. A. W;
asl, an old friend and playmate OF
LIZ s,;Ss Masses of ivy and flowers
=. the holdings. hanging in
..'sasd ,rofusion to the floor. The
s,sI. we're banked with marigofds,
nHS;na ,ecess. where the ceremony
-. ,laes a beautiful marriage bell,
sonpo.ei OF marigoids was suspended.
ats.gD the wedding party entered the
saom first came Lieut.. John Hay
L. n the presidio, san Francisco. a
s,n,bs, Of the bride. and Miss Jennie
yoany az Olympia, aud Mr.. Bur
III ~ Walla Walla, an old
time friend OF the groom,
and Miss Jennie Forbes OF Tacoma
Then came he bride and groom, who
soot their station under the marriage
Hi and we're soon made one by DR..
Yevios Tn. couple were showefed
with congratulations and beau liiu1
presents, A wedding supper followed.
Mr and Mrs. Clark Immediately took
the train for Wails Wslls, where they
will In future reside. The groom Is
member OF the well known law. firm
al Anderson. Brents & Clark. OF Walia
WaIIa. The BRIDE has been a valued
member Of Seattle society, and her
departure will be regretted greatly by
hsr many friends. Among those pres
IN, were: Governor Ferry and Mrs.
Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Gaizert,
M and Mrs.. Otis Sprague, Mr.. and
Ms W. Z. Boone, Mr. and Mrs. j.
W. Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Reed,
ir.. M. and Mrs. A. w. Engle. Major
and Mrs. HAYDEN, Mrs. Mary T.. Web
slsr. Judge ]. 7. Hoyt. Lieutenant
John Hayden, of San Francisco; Mr..
Barrell, Of Walla Walia; Mr.. James
HAYDEN, Miss Louise Hayden, Miss
Jennie Young, OF Olympia; Miss Jen-
ME Forbes, OF Tacoma; Miss Ferry.
MIS- Julia Ferry. Miss Anna Bell
Grant. Of GAINESVILLE, o.; Mr.. Pierre
Ferry and others.
MUSICAL TREAT.
The musical programme rendered
last Monday evening at the annual
meeting aud election of officers of the
Y.MC. A.. at the Methodist Episco
d church, was OF pleasing nature.
The irs, number was quartette.
Come Where the Lilies Bloom" by
Mr. Judge Humphries. Miss n. V.
freshman. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grout and Mr..
A. ". Craig. This pleasing song,
dear 10 the hearts OF all lovers Of
music, was delightfully."- rendered, and
elected an encore. "TwIckenham
Ferry" was then rendered in exquisite
style by Mrs. Tewksbury, whose voice
: especially adapted 10 pretty plain
i've airs of this kind. In response 10
hearty applause Mrs. Tewksburry
nne The Danube River" which was
nso very pleasing
The duet entitled Lonely Bird"
sx then sung by Miss Wilder and
MIS- Hough. Both of these ladies
mse good voices, and received hearty
applause. One of the most pleasing
nemeers was the ever popular vocal
800, The Angels Serenade," by Mrs.
sudre HUMPHREYS with violin obligato
py htie Miss Alice Carey, and piano
&eompsnIment by Miss \. Y. Fresh
mar Mrs. HUMPHREYS sang in her
asaa pleasing manner. and received
ssaaasiastic applause. Messrs Nenan,
'sashn and Nenan, then favored the
sse'e'ios With Home. Sweet Home.
wa variations, on the violin, either
M guitar. In response Ia All encore
ss! gave another charming piece.
.ata came one Of the most pleasing
lsns q The programme. the delightful
Mhsa spread by the Ladies Auxiliary.
mm'asf The direct supervision of Mrs.
rnaadsaker and Mrs. Parkhurst.
aasSe ladies', with their accustomed
1shuuness. had prepared the
wi III NN ~ Attt VI
@e l. VI. {. A., and To- say il was an
;sseeahl@ surprise would be drawing
hmtid indeed.
h'eh SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY.
'ae high school students have or
saa'fed literary society which will
Known as The Seattle High School
literary Society. The society will
nv every Thursday afternoon, when
sae'oe literary and musical pro-
sanh'e Will be rendered. ant de-
-, 80 upon popular issue of the day
aae pace. Last Thursday afternoon
vac hFst meeting. and a most EN-
N!so'e tao hours were spent in listen
~s TO The following excellent pro
sfamme.
g....1 ...--.-...-... PemlrsT Ayers
TsA1ioh .---....-......-..... Maggie Beatty
- $500. ---....-..-........ kcEths benjamin
pssa''OA .......--.. Maggie hirsl
~ .---.-,.......- ......- Lain Brow q
80 " ths week ...-.....-....- Lizzie Burke
-. ,r>iVon .....---..---. Anna Rufr.il
k~sf ''---'----. ----- ,--.''.,-a eA'i So
-'''----....-... Edith Dear SorU
p.n /, ..---z- lbs Corey
80 al .....-.-.-..-....-- Mary nsmot
Fah, .'--'--.,- ,aHh nNs.:
n SNNfitNA E,tsasR kasx,ts