The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16
WEDDINGS.
P1NxNEY-MuRPHY.


Mr.. A. r. Pinkney, the well-known So
ciety young man. has returned from Cleve-
land. O.. with his bride. and they are
now at home at the Ripley. The Glove
land PiaindeaIey of November 6 gives the
following account Of the nuptials: rs
Yesterday morning, 1t st. Johns cathedral,
Miss Ella Murphy, daughter Of Mra Mary MUIR
ply. of No. ga Bell avenue. was married to Mr..
A. R Pinkney. Of Seattle. Wash. TIE Q remony
was performed ct solemn high mass by Rev. NJ.
Murphy, of 6t Mary's theological seminary. .
brother OF the bride. Rev. p. Barry. Of Toledo.
was deacon: Rev. ]. T. Carroll, city, sub-deacon;
Rev. +. J. ONeill, OF Berea, master OF ceremo-
Monies: Rev. Messrs. T. p. Thorp, william Nc
Mahon, A. r. oidley, George vahey ana =.
T. Mahon were present in the sanctuary.
The mass was largely attended by friends
from the East, South and West Sides. The
musical part was exquisltely sung by quar-
tette under the direction Of Professor j. T.
Wamelink. The bride was robeo Ia white faille
irancaise mousseline de s,ie and point lace and
carried white roses: ornaments, diamonds The
bsidsmsids Miss Title Murphy. sister of the
bride, wore pink silk and pink mousseline de
was Mr.. J. P. Murphy, brother of the bride.
At the reception at the residence of the brides
mother an egant wedding breakfast was
served. Besides the olergymen above men,
toned, and the relatives OF the bride and
groom, Rev. Dr. N. A. Moses and Rev. J. T.
O'Connell, OF 81 Mary's seminary. were pres.
ent at the reception. After the breakfast
Rev. A. r sidley and Rev. P. Barry spoke
feelingly In response to toasts In honor Of
the newly welded couple. kilograms of con-
graduation were received from friends In the
East and West, and . cablegram from brother
OF the brideCNfr. George =. Murphy for the past
Eve years student ct the American college
Rome. The presents received were numerous
and costly. Mr.. and Mrs Pinkney left early in
the evening for Seattle where they are 70 re-
side. Mr.. Pinkney 10 prominent business man
of that city and electrician Of the Sea tie gen.
eral electric company. Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney
will be 1t home 1t the Ripley, Seattle. after No.
vember 20
BABcocK.NELsoN.
The joyous notes of the wedding march
heralded the advent of bridal party in
the parlor of Mr.. and Mrs. Arno w.
Seavey, on Bismarck, between John and
Thomas streets. at 3 o'clock in the after
noon of November Is. when Mr.. Frank L.
Babcock and Miss Annie Nelson were
joined in hymeneal bonds by Rev. John r.
Damon. The bride was very lastly arrayed
IN silk, London smoke shade, the bodice
low cut and trimmed with real point lace.
while orange blossoms and the bridal veil
crowned a symmetrical and beautiful
figure. Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Smith
otfciated as best man and bridesmaid. and
the ceremony was followed by wedding
lunch. Among the witnesses were: Mrs.
William Rease. Mr.. and Mrs. Arno w.
seavey, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Smith.
Miss Emma White. Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock
will make their home at Port Gamble.
where they are held in high esteem by
large circle of acquaintances.
M'soRLEY-FoRAN.
A quiet little wedding took place Wednes-
day morning at the Catholic church.
The contracting parties were Miss Kate
Foran and Mr.. II. McSorley. proprietor of
the Seattle Bottling Works. The bride
looked charming in a travelling dress of
garnet broadcloth, and was given awav by
her brother. MIR. Thomas Foran. Miss
Susie Foran was bridesmaid, and MIR. VIII
Emerson was best man. After the cere.
mony the party drove to the home of Mrs.
E. McSorley, where refreshments were
served. Toasts were drunk to the happi-
ness of the young couple, who Immediately
started in the boat North PACING for
Victoria and other Sound points to spend
their honey moon. Miss Foran came 10
Seattle about year ago from Ontario.
Canada, and has made many friends here.
The groom has lived here six years and is
well known among the business men of the
city.
PEET-RossITER.
Society here will learn with good deal
OF surprise of the wedding of Mr.. Stephen
I. Peet and Miss Edith c. Rossi,er in Ia
coma, last Thursday. the groom having
been for some time connected with the
Gordon Hardware Company and we'll
known in society circles here. The bride
was formerly resident of Duluth, Mimi.
but has made Tacoma her home for some
time past The wedding. which was held
at the residence of Mr.. Leonard Crasweeler.
was very private, only nearest relatives
being invited. After the ceremony an ele-
CANT bridal supper was served and the hap.