The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-03

Mrs. Boone. Mr. ard Ms A. M
Bsookes, Chief Justice Burke and Mrs
Burke. Mr. ard Mrs. Morgan Csrkeek
M and Mrs. EugIe, Governor and
Mrs. Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fis.
ken. Mrs FittDn. Mr.. and Mrs. Furth
Dr. and Mrs GrasSe. Mr.. ard hrs
Ihos. swing, Hr. ard Mrs. Haiues
". and Mrs w. A. Jennings. Mr.. and
Mr.. D. kellogg, Mr., and Mrs G. b,
kitnnger, sfr. and Mrs. Lomruars. DR..
and Mr.. u ao-, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Mcknight. ssr- end Mr.. Mefcalse
Mr.. and Are. Macintosh. Mrs. yeu.
fielder, Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mr.. z.
G. seEfe.deY. Mr.. and Mrs.. 7. r. Pratt
DR.. and Mrs. Readman. Mr.. arS
Mrs. Rszdinean, hr. and ar. Rnr..i.
lett. Mr.. ard Mrs. Strive. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrington. Mr.. and Arr. A. n
stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Preato-.
Mrs. J.. B. Preston. Col. and Nra
Lyon, Mrs. Stacy. Mrs. Warbzss. Mr..
nesles, Mr. Mcfassden. Mr. Alfred
holman, Mrs. Daring, Mrs. AbrAra
barker aud DIR. and Mrs. Churchill.
acDosALD-FrTzaAgE
Mr.. Donald Mcdonald and Miss
Lizzie fitzmanrice. both OF TaaIeo,
were united in marriage AZ that place
on February % by Rev. Father Commit
OF this city Fully hundred friends
Oh the contractiI z parties attended the
wedding, which took place ia the
house u the brides parents. The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, and in the parlor an arch
had been erected under which the
happy pair were married. Miss Grace
sheldon and Miss Mary lettering act
ed as bridesmaids, while Mr.. John
Mcdonald and Mr.. Richard Terwilii-
ger oilieiatea as best men. At the end
OF the ceremony, which began at 7
O'Clock in the evening. the guests were
shown To- the supper room, where de-
licious wedding collation. was served.
The bride was attired in beautiful
white cashmere dress and wore a white
vail aud flowers. The attending maids
were dressed similarly.
RECEPTION AND TEA.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. L. w.
Bird gave an interesting reception and
tea party to her many friends at her
residence corner OF Mikado and Ninth
streets. Mrs. Bird was assisted in
receiving By her daughters Misses
Nellie aud Sabina Bird. The evening
was very pleasantly spent By the many
who attended, and the event proved q
successful one. Among those present
were: Mrs. w. b. Spencer, Mrs.
James Bogart. Mrs. Mary England
Mira. y. III. Martin, Mrs. W. 7. Rogers,
Mrs. A. Nelson, Mrs. r. ID. HarnIin.
Mrs. I'll ID. Spencer, Mr.. r. Melon
aid. Mrs. Thos. Bird. Mrs. u. Allen,
Mrs. w. Campbell, Mrs. A. It. Palmer,
Mrs. III. j.. Reaqua, Mrs. Lewis Tenny,
Mrs. j. NJ. Frink. Mrs. ID. Fuller, Mrs.
A. Gutter, Mrs. w. j. Warren, Ms.
Luther Mann, Mrs Fl. III. Croffet,
Mrs. G. w. Cowie. Mrs. Geo. w. Poor,
and Mrs. Bird. anu the Misses Bird.
aAeuIzE-JkcoEe.
Captain Fred +. Mcguire, OF the
ship Mercury. and Miss Lena Jacobs,
OF PORT Madison, were united In mar
riage at that place lastSunday evening
by the Rev. John +. Damon of this
city, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Ward. The ceremony
was private. being witnessed only BY
Mrs. Ward. Misses Birdie and Josie
Jacobs, and Mr.. Thos. Ross. After
the ceremony Mr.. Mcguire and his
bride drove TO Port Madison and
boarded the Mercury which was lying
in that port Hardly had the captain
and his wife reached the ship when d
large delegation OF the captains Port
Madison friends also boarded the Mef-
curry and hearty house or rather
ship-warm.ng followed. The Mercury
with the LATEST addition to the crew
will shortly leave for Valparaiso with
a cargo OF lumber.
A PRESENTATION PARTY.
On Friday evening last superintend.
cnt VIM. Campbell, Of the mechanical
department OF the Puget Sound Shore
railroad and Columbia 4 Puget Sound
railroad, and his wife were given a
pleasant surprise and presentation
party by their friends. number OF
whom were employees of the depart
ment of which Mr.. Campbell is super
iateudent. Mr.. Campbell was the re-
clpient of an elegant mantel timepiece
aud an easy chair and Mra.Campbell OF
an easy chair also and beautiful
china dinner and tea set. The evening,
after the presentation was over. was
spent In a most enjoy able
manner. Supper was served
to the guests at midnight.
sgLKcr BoP.
Invitations have been isseed for a
select hop, which is 10 take place next
Tuesday evening in Turn yerein ball.
The hop Is 10 be given under the
auspices of several young ladies
prominent in society. and is TO be a
dress affair. Vaughn's finished or
ehestra has been engaged to furnish
music for the occasion, which prom
ises TO be the event of the coming
week. The following committee has
necessary arrangements well under
way: Mesdames ]. +. Hoyt aud f.
Garfield and Misses Mamie Board
man. Lizzie Marshall, Mamie Bray,
Lottie Seiien and Clara Wilson.
MAKsHAIL.nI.AgEsEY
Mr.. David Marshall and Miss Lydia
D. Blakeney we're united in wediocs
last Tuesday evening al the residence
Of the brides mother. Mrs. Mary
Blakeney. by Rev. John +. Damon.
Both 81 the contracting parties are of
this city. The ceremony was y r.
formed in the presence of few friends
OF the brides family. Mrs. Mary
Blakeney enjoys the distinction Of
being the tirsi white woman that ever
resided In this city.
MIS-. rAsriSe's SOTO.
Through inadvertepee mention was
not made in last Sundays notice OF
tae Lullaby concert OF the very pleas
ing and diaieuls solo of Mrs. james A.
Painting with violia ohligato hy Prot.
Alien. The selection was amongst the
best appreciated numbers of the pro-
gramuse. being rendered in the artistic
asd effective manner that characterize
ali Mrs Paintings solos.
SOCIAL TcuR.
After the regular meeting OF Seattle
Tribe No. . L. .. l. NJ. last Tuesday
evening. > tempting lunch was served
and an saonr Was spent in Teasing and
social chatting A vote OF thanks was
rendered khe wife of Brother Aber-
agshy for her kindness in spreaain &
the table and arranging the dele e.
cies.
TxNPiaAR coAsAspERy.
Seattle Commznderv No. ?. Knights
Templsrs. held an interesting and well
attended meeting last Friday evening.
Ia the absence al the eraiRent com
mander, the order of the Temple ~as
conferred on one candidate Nv Past
Eainens Commander Ingraham.
rgRss pissgS.
Nessrs. kirchnsr & Stshnan, q the