The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-28
WEDDINGS.
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The residence OF ex-Chief of Police J. c.
Mitchell was ali agiow on the evening of Decem-
Der =, and the pariors were filled with guests
witness the wedding OF an adopted daughter of
the house with one Of Seattle's worihiest young
business men. At ten minutes OF 9 O'Clock, as
Mrs s. ]. Tully picked from the piano the grace
ful measures OF a wedding march, Mr.. W. L.
uUnL-s, a. ssS' ca. A.ss aae noaia sisqu
John A. Nestberg and Miss Ruby Mitchell
sumption to places in the front parlor, where
F. Damon officiating. After suitable and
thoroughly occupied time for congratulations
most elaborate and roothsoEle banquet was en-
5oyed, and until the unit hour OF morning was
selections OF vocal and instrumental music,
solos. duets. etc. in which Mrs. WestbeFg, Miss
Maud Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Tuliy and
Others took part. The gifts were timely and ele-
CANT and when the company separated, grateful
to the host and hostess Tor such noble enter
their new residence, SO Taylor Street, where
they will receive their friends. Among the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mitchell were Mr.
end Mrs. z. I. Holden, Nh. and Mrs. George W.
Poor, Mr.. and Mrs stephen J. TuIly, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Herman, Mrs. Mcconnell and three
daughters, Mrs. J. P. Lowe, OF Vancouver. Wash,
Lulu King, Mss MoIlie Diliey, Miss Mamie nais
Holden, Mr.. Fred Raddlebinger, Mr. Willis
Aoffatt, and Others.
BARGAINING.
On last Wednesday evening ST. Marks Episco-
pal church was crowded 10 witness the marriage
of III. George Fl. Park ard Miss Jessie Manning
The ceremony, in accordance with the rites of
the Episcopal church, was impressirely per-
formed by Rev. D. C. Garrett. The bride wss
given away by her father. Mr. s. W Petit
acted as grooFnsman, and Miss Olive Manning
and Miss Olive ketehum as bridesmaids The
usheTs were Mr. r. x. Van Tyler and Mr. J. c.
shultz- After the ceremony q reception was
held 81 the residence OF the brides father. The
happy couple left on Thursday morning on
h-4f 1sHexx
the sound. On their return they viii reside in
North seattle
Mr.. Park is well-known young business man,
the oookkeeper OF the Dexter Horton bank, ana
his bride is a most charming lady, daughter of
Mr. Gilman l. Manning, one OF Seattle's eldest
and best known citizens.
EILBoUESE -FooTE.
Nj. c. A. Kilbourne and Miss Nellie Z. Foo.e
were married On last Wednesday evening, De
cemher a. ST the residence OF the brides parents
in Seattle. Rev. c. l. Foote, father OF the bride.
formerly OF Cleveland, o., performed the ere
mony. Mr.. kilbogrne has been for the past wear
cashier OF the realty and banking firm OF Z. C.
kiloourne & Co. Mrs Kilbourne is late of
Cleveland, o., but has inside many friends dur
Ing her short stay in this city. After short
wedding trip 70 California the happy connie re-
turn 20 make their home in seattle. Nr. XII
bourne continuing n his former position
EDMIsoS-yooEHEEs
very joyous occasion was that in the pariors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HGight, No. s97 south
Fourteenth street, Seattle. on Christmas eve,
when Mr.. Charles EdEison, of Seattle. led 10
her late home, IN Irsve- City, Mich. the first
OF the week The marriage service was con
Quoted by the Rev. John Z. Damon, after which
some time was spent IN social chat, expressions
OF eougratulatoTy Interest, and wedding feast
most thoroughly enjoyed Mr. srd Mrs EgiTsi-
son viii make their home 81 the number indi-
Gated
HoILowAY-LKE
4 merry Christmas wedding party was that
from EnumeIaw 81 the residence OF the oszieis-
ting clergyman, John z. Damon, so Fifth street.
Seattle, on the morning Of Thursday, December
Myrtle NJ. Lee were Joined in the holy bonds Of
TaatTimcny. Mr. Price J. Lee ard Miss Marion
Aentgolncry served gracefully a. groonsnan
Parties principal according 70 the statutes regu-
lail1s the vota-ies 81 the altar u Hylea-
LUHT-LoS6.
Cards are out for TIE wedding OF Mr Edward
Clark Lant, Of Boston. 10 Miss Clara Nay Long,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. &. l. Long OF HYDE
Thursday afternoon az 20 Paramount avenue
Hyde Park NJ. L1at, who was Watson C.
SSGiTes private secretary during the i2sI session
OF congress. has inside some reputation in the
East 80 q writer and lecturer on economies In
the tal he spent two OF three naonths in Seattle
and made many friends here AZ present he IS
SECRETARY 70 senator EOsE. OF Massachusetts,
HARRIs-RoSE
y party O. mutual Trends Iron hifS2p ard
King counties were gathered In the us-lors Of
H. ". Wheeler, esq, No. 2,sg2s Fourth street.
Seattle. AZ high y a Monday. Dee - 10 witness
sra celebrate tie marriage 81 Captain Gordon A.
hAETis- CT the tim steam packet It's and Miss
Esther Z. Rose. Of Ezgle Hsrhrr Rev John
Damon oEfieiated. Among those present we're
Mrs II. ", aeeier, Mrs, Captain u Il Ward
Miss kEhy n. Rose Miss Lizzie Oliver Mr. Perry
. Rose MISS AlrIsna and Master Ernest "A hseler
Captain and Mrs Harris VIII make their home
IN Eagle HA-hor.
BcSwoRTa-GooDEL
Nj Theron : R0swarfh and Miss f5nnie A.
6oo@sea, bush OF Pennsylvania, ~ere married
Thursday nigas at TIE residence OF she hziae's