The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19
WEDDINGS.
nILLER-Porvrs.

WEDDINGS.
MILLER-PoTvIN.
Early Wednesday morning Mr.. Henry w. Mil.
Ter, the prominent young business man and now
the city clerk of Seattle, and Miss Lillian Pot
van, . charming member Of Seattle's upper soci-
ETY., and daughter OF Mr.. F. s. Potvin, were mar
ned. the cert mony being performed ct the
Catholic church, corner OF South Fourth aud
Warrington streets, by Rev. Father r. X Pre-
iontaine. MI Lawrence Booth acted IS best
man and Miss May Potvln, sister of the bride,
Is bridesmaid Only the relatives and . few In
innate friends OF the parties were present The
bride was elegantly alfred in blue-gray serge
travelling dress, with hat and gloves to match
ana the bridesmaid wore q dark heiotrope satin
heoadcloth. combined with velvet of . darker
shade, with embroideriea The groom pre-
sented the bride with Q pair of ele-
CANT diamond earrings and the brides
maid with . beautiful emerald bracelet
After the ceremo y wedding breakfast was
served ct the home Of the brides parents and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller took the O'Clock train for
tour to Portland. Or. and interesting points
in California Mr.. Miller is one Of the best
known young men Of Seattle, having lived here
Tor over twelve years and he Il Z graduate of
Santa Clara College, California For several
years he has been in the grocery business in
this city and month ago he was elected city
SsAA VI ce1tsies ms WIG mas lot some time
been very active in social circles in the city and
has become very popular. Mr. and Mrs. Miller
VIII return In about . week and will be "st
home" 1t the Rainier.
sTAHMANN-HoFFMAN.
MI. K J. Shahmann, the popular caterer. who
was married to Miss Lizzie A. Hoffman at Rock.
vile, Conn, on Tuesday, October :, returned on
Friday with his pretty bride, and they have
since been the recipients Of many con9ratula-
tons BY friends. The Holland county Leader
gives the Following account oil the wedding:
very pretty ana successfui wedding, ana one
o. more toen usual note. occurred last Tuesday
~ the resiuence OF ArA W. \. Hoffman, II heing
sne marriage q ner daughter zxie A., 20 X.
:. otanmann. one OF the young ana bright ousi-
ness men OF Seatue, washington. Inc mouse
was eiaDoraseiy decorated with flowers and
autumn leaves. Ine couple Go0d under Deauu-
iui afcnWay q ierns ana evergfeens nom Wnlcn
was suspended white d0ve The bride was
oIessed IN WMte Wool gown with trimmings
Oh Blk, en- traln, ana carried In nef nand large
Douques OF white roses The Drideemaid, Miss
My saunders, o. new Britain wore neiiotrope
nix ana Wool. win decoranona OF white roses
fhui =. = Honman acteo - best man. Rev.
James DingWeh performed the ceremony, aiter,
wnicn All partook OF an excellent collation.. the
mena OF which onereo more tnan usual
Safiesy, auo was highly reiished oy al
VINO we're snere me wine lowed In
royai German fashion. Inc presents were beau-
uisi ana useIuL Inc remainder OF the evening
WAS spent In singing and playing games, the
Holman brothers" entertaining the guests by
the rendering OF college SONGS accompanied by
guitars, narmonicas ana bones Mr.. ana MIS-
stshmann ieit TINS morning ior their fnture
home' seattle, washington, going VIA Wasnlng-
ton and California Iney nave many friends
w'snes ~. ICY nave iol piessAns "e1Afe
,,,
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on Monuay evening iass M. suhas Lanos-
oerg' OF Seasue' ana MISS FANNIE Msrks OF bos.
ton' Mass. were married a. toe residence OF
ME- a. Aunusoeie. Tue nev. ME Aoranamson'
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and Mrs N. Rosenthal Mr.. and Mrs T. Davi.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman
Mr. and Mrs d. Marks Mr. and Mrs F. Antell
Mr. and Mrs r silyermau. Mr. and Mn CAN'T
Miss Nettie solomon. Miss Rosa Davis. Miss
Sarah silverman. Miss Jennie Rosenthal. Miss
Bertha Levy Mr. NJ Simon. of Portland: Mr. d.
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nlsce at No. 5os South Eighth street, corner of
Iane. when Miss Sophie E. Preyel was ioiped in
marriage with Mr.. Andrew Matnisson botn
Ming residents of Seattle. Mine host Mr. John
r Preyel. brother of the bride. and their sister
Annie achieved success as eroomsmsp ana
bridesmaid. Rev. John +. Damon oficisted-
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