The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-13
WEDDINGS.
JoRDAN-aosBuRG.

the rssidence of Mr.. and Mrs. FL, Rosbarg, 324
Dexter street, on the evening OF Wednesday,
July 9th, il being the occasion of the marrisge
of their second daughter. Miss Emma H., with
Mr.. Charles i. jordan. Preparations had been
extensive, whena at O'Clock the soon -unitad
couple, preceded by Mr. 81. L. Rosburg as
groomsman, and Miss Jennie Daniels as brides
maid, descended to the parlo-, and the ceremony
was pronounced bT Rev. John T. Damon In
the list of inv ted guests recall the names of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roshurg. Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ.
Etrandie, Mr.. and Mrs. I. u. Seigej, Mr.. and
Mrs Ole o. Bee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Morrison,
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Mullen. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shay, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Harkins, Mr. and Mrs
Barney Downie, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Lalley, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Freund, Mr.
and Mrs stullen, Mr.. aud Mrs George Charles
worth, Miss Jennie Daniels. Miss Hannah
Daniels, Miss Lizzie Daniels. Miss Mag
gle Fransen, Miss Eggie, Miss Emma Krider,
MSS Annie Gotten, Miss Alvina Rosburg. Mr..
Fl. L. Rosburg, Mr.. Paul Moran, Mr.. n. z.
Eikoos, Mr.. William Fransen, Mr.. T. H. Ads;t,
Mr.. Samuel Johnson, Mr.. Handle Gamble, Mr.
William Lake, Mr.. J. B. White. Mr.. Andrew
Rosburg, Nj. Otto Rosburg, Mr.. Charles Gotten,
Mr.. Wells. Mr.. Hannah Rosburg. The
gifts were varied and many and
all of practical intrinsic value. We note as fol-
lows: Mr. and Mrs. H. Rosburg. parlor clock;
M. and Mrs. p. NJ. strandie, chamber set; Mr.
and Mrs Ole @. Bee. silver sugar spoon and
butter knife; Captain and Mrs n. II. Morrison,
psrior hanging-lsmp: Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Lalley
carving set; Mr. and Mrs. J. .6eigel, lemonade
set; Mr.. and Mrs. 81. f. Harkfns, silver butter
dish; Miss Jennie Dsniess, castor and hall dozen
silver teaspoons; Miss Alyina Rosburg and her
brother Andrew, set table lineu Mr.. H. l. Ros-
burg ard Mr.. Paul Moran half dozen silver tea
spoons and silver butter dish; Mr.. Fransen and
y. K. Eikoos. extension dining tab,e; Otto Ros-
burg, silver mounted syrup pitcher; Herman
Rosburg. orname entail match safe: Samuel john
son, crystal lunch set.
MARKs-LEvEY.
One of the prettiest of the weddings that has
occurred recently was that of Mr. Dan MARKS
and Miss Raw Levcy, at the residence of the
brides parents, Lbs Yesler avenue, last Sum
dey evening at 30 o'clock, by the Rev. Mr..
Kaiser. The house was profusely decorated for
the occasion. The bride and groom stood di-
rectly under a bell of lilies and roses. The in
itials NJ. and l.. were outlined on the front win
dow drareries in choice flowers. The bride was
becomingy attired in whits henrietta. en-
HANGED with a profusion of white ribbons
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Marks left for
Victoria for q short trip. The presents received
were numerous and elegant; below they are
enumerated: Parior SUI, brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Levey: antique carved oak table
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Elster and Mr.. H. Rosen-
tha'; handsome standing lamp, Mr. aud Mrs ID.
kaufman; royal Worcester vase, Miss Sarah
Kaufman; silver case lined with gold, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Rosenihsl; Swiss clock, Mr.. Ruben
Simon and Wolf Simon PAIR bisque ornaments.
Mr.. and Mrs. B Rosenthag; Alber,ine vases. Mr.,
MsnGel, of san Franeisco handsome plush
srocker. Mr.. Ralph Shoenfeld and Mr. L. Gott
stein; cuspidores. Miss Sarah kaufman and Mr.
Sam KAUFMAN; flower basket, Mrs. Schultz
and Miss Gussie Sahultz; water-set
Mr.. Ruben Portegeese; fruit knives,
yer berry dish, Miss Anna Levey and Miss
Bertha Levey; silver butter-dish, MI sam Leyev:
silver pickle dish and castor, Mr.. and Mrs. $
Davis; silver cake basket, Mr. A. Gutmau. sill
yer sugar bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick; set of
silver fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs l. Rosepthal
and Mr.. Monroe Armhold; berry set Miss Sarah
Levey: table linen. Mr. and Mrs s Newman:
toilet set Mr.. and MIRA A. schuisnger; set of sill
yer knives forks aud table spoons, Mr. A. sam
uels New York city: silver carving set. set Of
engraved knives, forks and spoons, butter knife
and sugar shell, Mr.. and Mrs B. Elster: conn
terpane, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goodman: flower has
ket, Mr.. and Mr.. Pincus. Mr.. and Mrs. Marks
are at home to their friends now at I,5l7 Pike
street.
GrLLETTE-HUBBARD.
At the Madison street NJ E church. on the
evening of June 2s by the Rev Mahaffie.
Charles z. Gillette and Miss Kittie Hubbard
were married. Miss Walihew OBLIGATED az
bridesmaid and Mr.. VIII wslthew as best man
Promptly at o'clock, to the enchanting strains
of the wedding nlarcn, the bridal party marched
down the aisle of the church and stood under A
bower of white roses, which was tastefnllv ar
ranged near the sltsr. After the ceremony the
party repaired 10 the residence OF Mrs. IL GIL
lette. the groom's mother, on Cloveriae street.
where the immediate relatives and friends as
senbled TO partake of wedding dinner. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette took their deparrure
on the steamer for trip around the sourd
The following were the guests: Mr. and Mrs
Mabsffie, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, Mr. and Mrs
Baker Mr. and Mrs. Dorley, Mr. AID Mrs
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, Mr. and Mrs
Drskes, Mr. and Mrs. W. seileck, Mr.. and Mrs
vanasagt. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds Me-. aud Mrx
auckland, Mr.. and Mrs. W g. Hubbard
Mr.. and Mrs Shipley, Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs CuIbertson. Mr. and Mrs Harrod.
Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs,
pontius, Mr. and Mrs. Culley, Miss Lowly Hub-
lard, Mss Bessie Billy, Mrs II j. Curtis. Miss
Myrtle Curtis, Miss Ella Curtis Miss Pollock.
Miss Alba Mayor, Miss Minnie eagle. Miss
Viola eagle Miss olida Giilett, Miss Kettle
Adams Miss Hattie Nolan, Mrs. J. A. Hall. Mrs
W. Hill Mrs H. Gillette. Mr.. Frank E. Ware
Mr. T. Osborn. Mr. silas Hall. Mr. II. r. Burweil.
Mr.. Fl. ]. Hull. Mr.. J. c.Downine, Mr. II.
Hopkins. Mr. P. Riekison. NJ. Harry Armhoid.
Professor C. C. Manning. Professor G. H. Apple
ton.
xrLLEg-sYMoSs.
July 10, at the residence of the oficia.ing
clergyman. Rev. Clark Davis. Mr.. James Miller
and Mrs Jennie ". symons. OF Helena, Mon-
lsns, were married.
PACED Eooy.
Mr.. Frank W Paige, of Seattle. and Miss pena
De Booy, OF Peils. Iowa. were united in marriage
a. the residence OF Mr.. Paige, 2if2 Fourth street
last Wednesday At O'clock p M. by the Rev
= psswn. Altar TIE ceremony supper