The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-05

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ziess Dssa Nafn sr's..sss Snstses
uFay WAs - the nasIy nAblf ct accom-.
pans ing his friend 70 the latter pleas.
ant home, and he had long been recog.
nlzed - . fyeuuens and wslcome
visisasr.
II Was natural What when Justice
Matthews Was taken II Justice Gray
shosslG be bis almost constant attend
ant. Day after dag be called hour
after hour he sreft 1t his bedside. ii
was here that be became more trts-
usatsly Acquainted with Miss tcan-
netts. whip Mss her fathers faithful
nurse. ansl Is was under the eyes of
the dying friend and fatEer thHf their
aeqnAintaisee developed into love.
EEon2h the engagement has only
Just heroine known, and therefore
spoken Of - q sensation, still i Is now
known that Miss leannette has been
the proniskd wife OF Justice Gray for
nearly q zonth. and that hy mutual
understanding OF the IoveFs and JUS
tiee Matthews the affair was kept en-
tsreig seerslt. II has been intended 10
say aothiug OF the matter until very
sh0rsly bsfors the marriage. which
had been contemplated for q very
early day and but for an indisereet
remark dropped BIZ Justice GrSr ii
woaid hare remained q secret.
Under the present circumstances, Of
course. the wedding will be postponed
Miss Matthews, IL is understood, will,
after the funeral Of her father spend a
few months with her brother In the
West, ana the wesldiag may be looked
for early iri the fall
Justice Gray has long been rec0g-
nized - one OF the most eligible bache-
Tors in Warrington society. He il the
wealtniest member of the supreme
court. and Is doubtless the most uops1-
lar member. He has the reputation OF
being delightful dinner companion.
With reildy wif and inexhaustsss.e
fund Of ansUaote and repagfee at his
command. He has always been fond
oil the society 81 ladies. showing. by
the way, at ali times n marked prefer
enee for th,s company Of maidens OF IA
and -, Whenever there was social
gathering ,sf Young and pretty girls
the justice from Massachusetts, was
always sursi 10 be there, and as 4 rule
it was uo.I many minutes after his
coming before he was snugiy en-
sconced ia some coxy nook with the
brightest AND pretticst girl in the
room.
While soxi ty il surprised somewhat
60 hear OF the engagement OF Miss
Matthews, Ii is not surprised 70 hear
that he Is about to marrr. for his name
on frequent occasions has been con-
necsesi with that of marriageabie ladies.
II will be remembered thai a wear or
two ago IL was distinctly and conf
IDENTITY announced that be was engaged
to Miss AMAZE Van yechten Of Aibagav.
Miss Van yechten will be remember
~ the especial friend OF Miss Rose
Elizabeth cleveland. who visited her
whtYa Me- fri.-.1.,,A ,.ra : ,.es~<~.n. ~