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

WEDDINGS.
sIMMoNs-KoRM.

The wedding ceremony Of Miss Clara
Korn, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Korn. of this city, to Mr.. James Simmons,
of San Francisco. was solemnixed by the
Rev. II. B0ries, of Portland, on Sunday,
September %, 1880, at the residence Of the
brides parents, 1,018 Washington street.
The event is one which will long be re-
membered by all present as a. Of the
most joyous social events Of the year. The
spacious parlors were elegantly adorned
with choice cut flowers and evergreens, and
most bounteous repast INDUCED in. The
presents were handsome and numerous.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. K0rn, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Korn, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Bories, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Stock,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Frauenthal. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F0rtlouis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Shoenfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Roth. Rev. H. Bories, of
Portland; Mrs. L. Korn, Miss Z. Korn,
Miss Alpha b. Kora, Mr.. NJ. e. Mendel
and Miss Hattie Mendel, of San Fran
cisco; Mr.. w. Stock, Mr.. L. Bories, Mr.. L.
Gottstien, Mr.. r. Shoenfeld, Mr.. B. Sheen
field, Mr.. A. Landecker. Mr.. Meyer Levy
and Mr.. Ferna Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. SIM
mons left by evening train for San Fran
cisco amid shower of rice and old shoes.
HATToN-MURPHY.
Mr.. Michael L. Hatton, of this CITY. and
Miss Ella J. Murphy, of Oconto, Wis,
were married Monday in the Catholic
church by the Rev. Father f. x. Prefon-
tame. The bride was attired in full we'd
ding dress of cream henrietta. A long,
flowing veil enshrouded her features, whilst
the customary orange blossoms encircled
her head. Pearl jewels adorned her neck
and natural flowers were attached to her
corsage. Long white gloves completed the
costume. Miss Kelly, of Minneapolis,
MIMI, an intimate friend of the bride.
acted as bridesmaid, and was dressed in
wedding costume. Ashes of roses, the color
of her dress, caused striking and pretty
contrast with the cream color of the brides.
L. A. Doyle, of Seattle, asted as the groom's
best man. After the ceremony the we'd
ding party were driven to the residence of
Mr.. Daniel Buck. at Ninth and Terrace
streets, where refreshments were served
ana an informal reception held. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatton took . wedding trip to Ia
coma and they will return on the 10th inst.
and be at home to their friends at 1902
Yesler avenue.
HARRIs-GopFREY.
The Van couver, B. c., Telegram of We'd
nesday, October l, con aims the following
account of the wedding ceremonies of Mr..
P. G.. L. Harris and Miss Anna Dunn:
The Homer Street Methodist church was
Handsomely decorated this morning in honor Of
pleasant event predicted in the Ts.eqram a
week or so ago. The edifice was flied in every
part with an eager audience VINO admired while
they waited. The cnoir rail was mass OF brivn
flowers, while tier on tier OF lilies lent an
air of purity and fragrance to the pulpit
aud platform. The communion table and
bar were also glowing with foliage and bios.
SONS In front of the spot where the mar.
Elephants in the ceremony stood there rose
the emblem of good luck, q massive horseshoe
of eyergreens studded with fowera Shortly
after II the groom. Mr.. P. C. L Harris, q popu.
lar and excellent young man, widely respected
and admired in this city. took his place under
the horseshoe, and under the skillful touch of
Mr. Paint n the organ burst forth into Mensells.
sohn's stirring wedding march, and the bride
Miss Laura Godfrey, passed up the aisle ON the
arm of the groomsm An, Mr.. j. Macintosh, and
accom- panied by the bridesmaid Miss annie
frey. The bride was arrayed in her travelling
dress Of dark green CLOTH of
neat, quiet design, and trimmed With
Powered bands of silk. Her toaue of green
velvet matched the costume. The bridesm aid
wore light brown with toque to match. and the
little maid Of honor looked cute in pink CASH
mere with lace overdress- The quiet bat i'm
pressiye ceremony of the Methodist church was
performed by Rsv. Robert R Maitland. pastor
of Homer street Methodist church. assisted by
Rev J. 7. Belts, pastor of Princess street Meth.
odist church. Among the presents, which evil
denced the taste Of the douors Is well a their
high respect for the bride, may be- specially
mentioned an exquisite silver tea set of fifteen
pieces, suitably inscribed, presented by the
Homer street congregation. Alter the core
uony IN adjourumant IVES made . The rssi-