The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

rxY IN GENERAL.
16iIs have opened, and with the
511klos has come the Iong-looked-
= ooCiety, which for weeks has
Is name. Parties have been
tosWoen, and had IL not been
~ sports and amusements,
IS people together OCCASION
~ 81 the community would
49, The other half and the fall
lound the social world on bad
M ilDell. It takes rainy weather
nm. busting people to think
Y o1nusem .nts. and the first
tall are always
- ipFs the social season to open.
blino on there will probably be
vu5u, sevo, society will flourish.
event Of last week and the
rally opened the season was
80 wedding ct the Armory on
ri awning. 1t was q delightful
tie xast shown by the young
Uno participated in the amusemcnts
lowed plainly the Joy with which
III the pleasures OF the first rains
1I6uy other brilliant events have
I'm planned and some OF them
1f5IGd into effect this week. The
m which the society people Of the
~ themselves is told below:
M 5APASKsE WEDDING.
1anese wedding given by the ladies
~ Marks Episcopal church, Thurs
6iog, was the leading event of the
~ Armory was crowded with gay
oPle, many oi whom were dressed
- assumes. and the occasion will
1nombered by those who particle
~ The novelty of the entertain
~ ~ elsborate decorations gave il
~ interest. The ceremony of the
INK place on raised platform,
~ decorated with Japanese Ian
4olns. rugs. ETC., the whole being
- by an immense Japanese
Arow Of japanese screens ex-
NOM the stage to the rear apart
4hich served ~ q dressing-room.
~ tn large room were displayed
lnntal ornaments. BY way of in
II % the ceremony. Mr.. William
Isaid:
eentltnscn: It u my great pleasure
~ that In few moments you will
~ % witness the solemnization Of
q wedlock between no ordinary
- whom announce that the con-
~ are scious Of the weatthfsak
and highly esteemed families 81
fG11t Of Japan, and that the most
I pemsa In Ill Of Japan; they who
- M b America tell me che deserves
~Vwued the queen OF love and beauty
nons Amefica's beautiful daughters
ou knoW ~ this ron can form souae
pnccptton Of the wedding scene that vouz
VII eoon least upon, and right
a congr1tulate you all on beiua
= snoh . grand aud unique ceremony
1ee Will never again be celebrated in oHr
1hoes who are ortunate enough to b
J. might may well thank the propitious
49, directed their footsteps htther, be.
1pectal dispensafion was their mar
sNmitled to be celebrated In Seattle.
mt Citizen Train and Judge Calkius 70
21Qy % have the event take place In the
City Of Destiny; but Senator Squire,
ut Tor the best interest Of the Queen
Snphed to the special correspondent
tesr lxrxLLlGxNcER in Japan to secure
80 with tue mikado, and have this
celebrated in Seattle. The Posr-IN.
xcEk correspondent had the interview
- mikado and won the victory. So Seat
: Qaeen City OF the Northwest, was chosen
2e0t desirable place for the celebration
n1ptiale. The happy
Neueh possessed of such boundlesa
g not wish to monopolize sll the credit
hudable charity, but will allow all pres
acaof Of joining with them and sharing
- giving fifty cents for supper. and in
9 paltry sum OF twenty-five cents extra
VINO Ike ice cream, ~ soon ~ the
has been solemnized.
aiately after the speech came .
sno dance, in which the following
aedies dressed in true Japanese style
sing IS bridesmaids participated :
Amball. Miss Carter, Miss Nellie
Mss Jessie Carter, Miss Filkins,
AhsA Hunt, Miss Mamie Spencer,
s.a'nsie, Miss Semple, Miss CAN'T, Miss
r. Miss Anna Furth acted as bride
q. Cnarles B. Nichols as groom. Miss
~ acted as go-between, Miss Grace
. the brides mother and Mrs.
= the groom's mother. The we'd
~ came upon the stage followed
zen, gorgeously costumei. They
& 3. Wrestling. Mr.. Carter, Mr..
Mr.. Jackson, Mr.. Berry, Mr..
M. Harrington, Mr.. Riley and
80 A musical selection from the
Vas started. and at the
the song the party
s nardrinking representation. Miss
e very sweetly BRAID the Raven
nom the "Mikado," being &C
4. by Miss Grace Mosher on the
rood was brought, and after a
Il smusing repast, in which the par
-. sse IN true Oriental fashion with
the entertainment closed with
Love Comes Like Summer
Following it came several hours
% music by the First Regiment
Soestra. Among those present
] Voionel and Mrs. ]. C. Haines.
nd Mrs. J. NJ. Hayden, Mr.. and
sS1,ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and
"a a Towle, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. c. Garrett.
, = Ars. Shaffner. Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
~. anu Mrs. Dimock, DR.. and Mrs.
. s. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Walker, Mr..
~ Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ranke.
ais. J. s. kloeber, Mr.. and Mrs.
FAINTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Nj. and Mrs. Stewart E. Smith,
- mrs. Ed Terry, Mr.. and Mrs.
90. 81. and Mrs. w. D. Relic. Mr.. and
sses n. kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
~. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilcox,
. mrs ). L. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs.
sL0fer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hig-
NJ nafrington, Mrs. Colonel Ew.
J, = nay, Mrs. Waterman, Mrs.
~ alS Kyle. Mrs. Mcknight. Mrs.
~ mrs. HSfrell, Mrs. Rhea, Mrs.
sM Judge Thomas Burke. Miss
s..' Miss Hall, Miss Lois Sheaie,
~ kumsey, Miss Spencer, Miss
s MISS Anna Furth. Miss Har.