The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24

brides sister. was tie maid q honor. ana
the gFoom's BEST faan wss the bride
brother, Mr a. " Pratt 4 reception 81
the hons Of ne bride ntcthsx. Mrs. Mari
Pratt. On Taylor street, followed tie eere
monv ard wss sstended W few o. 4he
more intimate friends. and the reiassves.
An elaborate wedding supper wAA served
IN the dinsng-sOoFn xhieh was nicely deco
rated for the occasion. The newly married
couple we're the recipients Of presents, both
numerous ard costly. After supper the
happy pair took saselT departure aruid
showers Of rice aud good <sshes, for the
FietsFia kOaf. for . weeks honeymoon n
British Gosumsis Upon their return 20
Seattle they viii take W their residenee 70
. rice new cottage ~ 10. Sos Eattsr street
among those present 81 the reception were
Mr. and Mrs.. T. G. CatteIf. MF. and Mrs
G. A. tsoss, Mr. and Mrs.. y. J. Casteu, Af.
and Mrs. W. H Jackson. Mrs Mary Pratt,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs Bridges. Miss Aesiie
CatteiI. Mss. Lucy Pratt, Miss Era
Eythsr. Miss Dora Lusthon. Dir srssth'
Mr.. Henry Jackson, Mr.. g. l. Cattsiir ar.
A. W. Pratt.
RRAHK-EoEE-
Mr.. I. Frank. recently Of San Francisco.
n0w Of the firm Of Radon. CABIN & Co, 81
this city, and Miss y. Lobe, OF Seattle we're
rnaFrisd al the FeahisHce OF the bride,
brother, Mr. z. Lobe. OF 1903. Fourth
street. Nov. 10 The parsors Of the pleas
ant residence we're beautifully decorated
with smiIax. evergFeeus and pTotnsion o
flowers. the manteis and stands, ana
that part OF the room where the couple
stood during the ceremony, being stnotn'
erred In q wilderness OF choicest est iiowers
Mayor Robert Moran performed the eere-
mony In a few simple but impressive words
II was the mayors hrat effort. but he did
himself aud the happy coaple full justice
A wedding sapper followed, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Frahk took their departure
on q several weeks wedding foHr 20 81.
PAnl and ether Eastern cities. Upon their
retnrn the couple viii take up their per-
manent residences in Seattle. Following
were The guests on the pleasant occasion:
Mr.. and MFs. E. Lobe. Mr. and Mrs. j.
Bernstein, Mr. ana Mrs Bailey Gatzert,
Mr. and Mrs s. RYauenthaI. Mr. and Mrs.
X Gottktefn, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Mi
chaeg, MISS Emma Case. Miss Meud
Cramer. Miss Sophie Frye, Miss Minnie
Frye, Miss Ginsta Goftstein, Miss Sarah
Cottstein. Miss Cora Lobe, Or. Eugene
Jordan. Dr. Van Buren,. Mr.. Web, Mr. L.
Lobe. Of Sehom; Mf. 81 Bernstein. OF Port
Townsead, Mr.. Ed Brooks, Mr. Brown,
Master phfs. Tom and Alfred Bernstein,
and Master Merten e. Lobe.
Mns. FKnKnEeK's DANCING PARTY.
Mrp. Fredericks delightfully."- entertained
anumbcr Of friends on Friday evening. at
her coy home on Yesler avenue, The par
lors were profuseiy decorated With ever
green's ard flowers. and the lawn illumi-
mated with Chinese lanterns. The evening
was devoted TO dancing. but was enjoyahly
interpreted with vocal niai instrumental
music, she vocal seiectsoAs OF Miss Lottie
selden and Mr.. Harry Fredericks. and the
instrumental selections OF Mr. Clark and
Mr.. DeMers being particularly entertain
ing. Then came 4 delicious luncheon
served BY the fair hostess The guests took
their departure for home at late hour. re-
GREETING the time had glided away so
swiftly. The guests were Mrs. Fradericks,
Mrs. Story, Mrs. noardman, Miss Clara
Wilson, Miss Lottie selden, Miss Etta Rob
erteon. Miss Marian Garfield, Miss Miiiie
HansaFd. the Misses Bray, Mise Mamie
Boarlman, Miss Gretchen Ranke, Miss
Sarah Carroll. Miss DeMers. Miss Grim-
cranz Mr.. n. b. Solmer, Mr. Barry, Mr..
George q. Mills, Mr.. Charles d. wilson,
DR.. Slime, Mr.. Harold smith, AIR, Chef
Kelly. Mr.. Hoy Bean. Mr. Fred Calhoun,
Mr.. Frank Carroll. Mr.. Alexander Ranke.
Mr. Harry trcdficks. Afr. Charles Hot
comb. Mr. Carter. Mr. Harry Adair and
others.
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h. 81 n H. A.
blanche L. Kesler took place At the resi-
dence OF the pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain church at Tacoma Tuesday after
noon. Rev William A. Mackey performing
the ceremony. Mr.. Grambs, formerly OF
rennsyEvanla, Is an ex-line officer of the
regular naval service. being a graduate OF
Annapolis, class 81 For the past three
years he has been engaged in building the
principal electric roads and plants on the
Coast north Of the Golden Gate. being the
secretary and treasurer Of the Northwest
ern Electric supply snd Construction Com
pAny. He Is also prominent officer of the
Washington National Guard. His bride is
Pennsylvania young lady. an attractive
and yiyaeious blonde. and withai a charm
ing vocalist and instrRmentalist. AT the
Hotel Tacoma, the stopping place Of the
young lady and her friends. an impromp,a
concert and reception was enjoyed By quite
a number ot the lovers OF good masic on
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Gramhs
took the steamer Wednesday night for
Victoria, b c., where they will eniey a
honey moon. afterwasd returning to Seattle,
intending 10 be at home" in the new Hotel
Rainier.
uTsR school, aIrKsARY SOCIETY.
The programme at the regular weekly
meeting OF the High school Literary So
viaiv, Thursday afternoon, was unusually
interesting. aud Was listened to With great
interest hv a number Of eisiters Interested
in the scholars work. IL WAS rendered as
follows,
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