The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06

The marriage OF Miss Nay II. Sinclair
and Mr.. Alfred l. Olsen took place al IL
O'Clock noon. on Thursday. af the resi-
dence OF the bride Ia Snohomish. Only
the moro intimate friends OF the contract
ing parties were present The ceremony
Vas performed by Rev. Clark Davis,
OF Seattle, after which congratulations.
handsome presents and hest wishes
were rendered the couple. Mr.. and
Mrs Olsen then took their departure for
the train amid shower Of rice and old
shoes- They went direct to San Francisco,
their future home. Mr.. Olsen Is first officer
OF the steamship Newborn, on the Mexican
line, and Miss Sinclair Il native OF Sno-
homish, and daughter Of the late w. b.
Sinclair. one of the founders OF thar CITY.
Those present at the happy event we're :
Hon. and Mrs. L. c. Ferguson, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Black
man. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blackman. Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Young, Of Seattle; Mrs. Mary
l. Packard. Mrs. H. d. Morgan. Mrs. l.. c.
Low, Mrs II. X. Low. OF San Francisco;
Miss Sylvia Ferguson. Miss Sadie Packard,
Miss Gertie scotney, Miss Jennie Durham,
Miss Ivie Ferguson, Miss Sarah Edmonds,
Mr.. A. Low, Mr.. Charles Packard, Mr.. c.
w. Sinclair, Mr.. w. r. Bell, Professor
Niles. Mr.. John Bell. Mr.. 4. Linfest, Mr..
A. N. Young. Of Seattle.
GRAHAM-BoLMEs.
The residence Of Mr.. Christian Sherman,
at Salmon Bay. Was the scene OF joyous
gathering in the afternoon OF Thursday.
April 3. when Mr.. Victor Graham. whilom
OF Victoria, now of Seattle, and Lena
Holmes, resident Of King county, were
united in the holy bonds Of wediock by
Rev John +. Damon. The couple were at
tended during the ceremony by Joseph L.
Jenott with Miss Mary Sherman, and Fred
sherman with Miss Julia Benson. After
congratulations and some handsome pres
ents, the company adjourned TO the dining
room. where . wedding feast awaited their
arrival. Among those present we're Mr..
sherman and family. Mrs. John Echweitzer
and other friends.
sN0w-o'NEff-
At the residence of the officiating clergy
man. John r. Damon. oi0 Fifth street. on
the evening of Thursday. April 3, Joseph
NJ. Snow. OF Douglas county, and Miss
Eliza o'Neiil. of Portland, Or, were Joined
In marriage in the presence of small num-
Der OF witnesses. Mr.. Snow will be very
pleasantly remembered by many Of the
older denizens OF our city. who viii identify
him with the surveying and grading OF
Front street under the Eastwick establish
ment Of grade levels. Although then quite
young HAN, he had the energy and sagac-
ity which are the factors of successful bust
ness life. Mr.. and Mrs. Snow are for the
present abiding at the snoqualmie hotel.
6ALLowAr-srANGLER.
A quiet morning marriage was celebrated
on Thursday. the srd OF April, at the resi-
dcnce Of the officiating clergyman, John y.
Damon, sio Fifth street. just before the
sailing OF the steamer Olympiau for Vic
toria, when Mr.. David s. Galloway and his
charming bride nee Miss Minnie Spanglsr,
started on their wedding trip. They were
attended during the ceremony by Dr. Anna
E. @. Huber and Mr.. NJ r. Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway will add another to
the tasty and comfortable homes springine
up In the newiy-graded portions of Seattle.
LEcK-HKNKicH.
Mr.. John Leck and Miss Matilda Hem.
rich were joined in marriage last evening
at the residence of the brides parents. Rev.
John +. Damon officiating. The wedding
was very quiet affair. only the members
Of the family being present Mr.. and Mrs.
Leck repaired soon after the ceremony TO
his residence, where they will make their
home.