The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19
\ NOTABLE WEDDING.
Marriage Of Senator Landes
and Hiss Story.
TIE CEREMONY ~ JUDGE HoYT
1he gFfsnsmt Aesfr Occurred as fie
EainIsr Lass Might ana Was At
tendea BY DIeilngaish@a Guests.

There was a notable welding At tie
k6ipler Iasg night. Senator Henry Lanstes,
II Port Townsend, and Hiss Christina
Et0rY. II Nieteria. were the contracting
parties. and Judge John r Hoyt, Of the
supsemn court 81 IS aahiSeEon. performed
me ceremony. Distinguished citizens of
fhe sfnte we're present. including the gOv-
efnor ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. HssinbeTs
~ both houses el the legislature. judges Of
Inc supfefne heneh. and many others, Sc
corr panied ~ shslT wives.
farFiHKes loaded with guests arrived after
oseloek and ~ O'Clock The paFiors OF
the hotel we're comfortably flied with
happy crowd Tire fer moments previous
tnfhe appearance n The wedding party
were enloyabsy passed BE- Tie guests IN
social conversation.
Atesf5 o'clock the bridal party carrie
down the slairway The groom, accom-
panied by bis hest man, ex-Dnited States
senataf Eoslorer. Of FioglGa. we're the ilFss
10 enter the parlor. and taking their places
II a position farkheat from the door waited
iof Che bride, whe came Is leaning on The
aFns Of her father. Mr. Thomas Story. Miss
Georgia story and Miss Annie Story,
sisters q The bride, who we're the maids Of
honor. following elose II the rear.
A pretty plcture the party presented
when III had taken their positions. The
bride wore = loYely white satin aress, With
. bridal reii covering the entire costume.
and orange blossoms we're tasteiuliy placed
IN her hair. The hridemaids. ons dressed
b q beautiful white cskhmefe. the other in
lIght blue looked very pretty. The groom
ard his best man wore The conventional
hiaek
when the party had taken is place
Judge Hoyt Atepped forward and per-
formed The ceremony in the following iEn-
pfesAlye words:
Henry, vii you have this woman 90 be
y0sx welded vile. 90 tive together IN the
holy estate of mAtFimony7 viii You love
her. comfort her. honor and keep her in
sickness and III healtA: and. fossakinr all
ashsfss keen thee Only unto her, 80 long -
yoa both shall sivegH
81 will. responded the groom.
schrisstna. VIII you have this men % be
your welded husband. to live aogelher Ia
The holy essete 81 matrimony? viii you
0heS him. and serve him, love, honor and
kseF him IN sickness sud Ia health; aud,
fsrs#ksng 81 others, keep thee only unto
fin. - hong - you both shall Iive2"
viii, was the feap0sise Of the bride.
As such Is your desire, you Sriil Join
your right hands. You. Henry, do take
tkiE woman whose right hand you hold
- be your esslded wife, 70 have and to
bold from this day forward. for better. for
worse. for riehsr, for poorer, In sickness
and Ia health, 20 love aud 10 cherish till
death do you part, and thereto you pledge
hSr your troth- And you. Christina, do
taxa this man who clasps yoaf right hand
~ be your welded husband. 10 hare aud
10 hold from this day forward. for better.
for worse, for richer. for poorer. In sick
neaa and In health. 20 lore. cherish and
70 obey iii death do you part. and
thereto you rsdge him your troth.
In token OF your promises thus made and
s1em trpsh thus pledged. you. Hsnry. will
h1afow. and you, Christina. win receive
the ring which 4 symbolleaI Of the perfect
rpundnozs and symmetry Of the love. trusG
and sympathy that should exist between
son % long ~ you shall live
Here one If the bridesmaids handed the
ring b the judge. who handed IL 10 the
groom, Who placed Il upon the brides
hand.
sln view OF the promises aud tFoths thus
8f&lsttANf1,
virtue of che authority invested in me by
the laws Of the state Of Washington | pro-
nnglnce You husband and wife. and give
you ia charge that having been thus Joined
together you should not. BY man, be put
asnndaF.n
klge Hovt had hardly uttered the last
uoTdsA of The ceremony when friends
swarxuG round the couple and rendered
tf@4fs
long life II happiness Then followed =
tantv rrnasA. and amid .he eniovment 81
choice daEicaesiss, minutes passed into
hours 10 swiftly that Il was time for the
guests 30 depart hsiore they bad wearieSi Of
The enjoy ments
Tkase present were: Governor and Mrs.
Fe9ry. IAeatenant-tSoyernor and Mrs.
laughter, Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Weir. Judge and Mrs. John r. Heyt. ex.
United States senator and Ms. = Il. ec,n-
uvsr. Senator aud Mrs. John r. kianear,
Senator and Mrs. &. A. luce, Representa-.
tise AID Mrs. N. = Drew. Representative
and Mrs. j. q. Msgier, Senator H. q.
Austin. Senator John y. Baker. SenA.
tor III. M. fslrwcather. Representa-.
live SeufNo NJ. Merse, Representative A
u. Isxll. Representatives T. c. Herfc..
Susige aud Mira H. q. strive. MF. and
Mfs. ]. r. Hayden, Colonel ard Mrs..
Thomas Ewsng. Mr.. ard Mrs. John Collins.
Dir. and Mrs. |. s. }. Hunt, Dir. and Mrs.
Jehn Ieafy. Mr.. AMI AIRS. Rahars c. Ill.,
NJ. and Mrs Fsaunthal. Mr. and Mrs.
Jaooh susth. Mr.. and AIRS Bailey 0atzert.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Phillips. II Olympia.
Nj. ard Mrs. J. c, Herr, 81 Olympia. Mr..
and Mrs. G. ~ Bradshaw. 81 Fort Towns.
end Mr. and Mira Thomas Nsory. og Nle.
terra, Mr. and Mrs. fnray, 81 Whateous ;
Mf. and Mrs VI, u. fego1. Mr. ard Mrs
John McRs8vy, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II Ray
Mis- strive. Miss Ferry Miss 0eorela
ksary. a. Ysesesia. Miss Anaie Stesv ~
yictcFlas Miss Latte iaasiss. 81 PoEa
Tawnaend; NJ. JAMES Hamilton Iewls,
Nasser Waiter story, et Victoria. aid
cthers.
Az HsIprRg SPRING.