The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-04
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WEDDINGS.
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The Dexter street. North Seattle residence OF
Hon. T. d. Hinckley reflected its radiance upon
the placid surface OF Lake Union in the early
hours OF New Years eve, as the guests arrived,
invited 70 witness celebration OF marriage be-
tween Nj sherman Moran and Miss Clara
Duane Hinckley. Ats:s0 the graceful measures
OF the wedding march gave notice OF an APP
preaching bridal train, and soon the silence OF
the well-alled parlors was broken only b the
twain one Rev. John +. Damon ofsieiated and
congratulations were speedily followed by q
sumptuous fesst, in the eoune of which many
were: Mt. and Irs r D. Hinckley, Hr and
Mrs John Sestor. Nj. and ars WI Moran, Mr.
Perry Poison. Ms Crow, Mrs. Bonner,
Mis-: Maggie Ross. Miss Lille wauk
Crow, Miss Jennie Crow. Mr.. Paul Moran. Mr..
Victor VI. Z Denny, Mr. Malcolm Moran, Mr.
Fred Hinckley, Mr. Walter Hinckley, Mr.. Ira
and Mrs. Moran win abide in beautiful home
overlooking the lake from the north.
Ross-AAHIIE.
On New Years day Rev. D. c. Garrett rector
of Ct Marks. performed the marriage ceremony
for Nr. Lucian ID. Ross and Miss Grace Martin.
The wedding was quiet one, only a very few
present. Mr.. Ross is well known IN business
circles, being secretary of the L. II. Griffith
Realty and Banking Company. He is also well
known in the best society OF the city. Miss Mar
tin was at one time teacher in the pubic
schools OF Kansas City, Mo-, her former home,
and Was afterward connected with the public
schools OF this city. Later on and up 10 Decem-
Der Mi&s Martin was society reporter on the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In each of these several
capacities Miss Martin made hosts OF friends,
and the happy couple start lie with host OF
well wisbers-
A WEDDING AND CHRISTENING.
The home of Hon. Nathan Bncklin, judge of
the probate court OF Kitsap county, at the head
OF Eagle harbor, celebrated New Year by the
marriage of the Oldest and the christening of the
youngest daughter OF the house. AT noon Mr..
Frank T. Hyde and Miss Annie u. Buckiin
were united by Rev. John r. Damon. OF Seattle.
Miss Bneklin has taught school for several
terms with very general acceptance, and enjoys
the friendship OF large circle Of scquaintances.
An elegant repast was succeeded by the christen-
ing al little Henrietta. the judges youngest
daughter, born December 3, issS. Among those
present were: Judge and Mrs. n. Bucklin,
Miss Amy Bueklin, Miss Susie currier, Miss
Lizzie Emery, Mr.. Bert HYDE. Master Ebcn
Bueklin, Miss Frances Bucklin and others.
BEARD-BLAcKMaS.
The tastefuIly fitted rooms OF the bride in the
Atkins block, Columbia street, between Third
and Fourth, were opened 10 receive small wed
ding party on the evening of December 81, when
Mr.. Charles Beard OF Petersburgh, o., and Mrs.
Lottie Blacknlan, late OF Indianapolis, Ind,
were joined in marriage BY Rev. John F.
Damong The ceremony was succeeded by an
agreeable lunch. Among the guests were: Mr.
ana Mrs D. II. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs.. L. \. Mar
tell, Mrs. NJ. +. Andrews, Mrs. 81 &. Damon,
Miss Pearl Damon, Miss Pearl Marteii.
PErERsoS-NAIEvALDT.
Mr. Neil s. Peterson, OF 52s Pike street, and
Miss Mary Maicyaidl were joined in holy we'd
lock on the evening OF December 81. at o clock
The event was celebrated quietly at the residence
OF the ofiiciating clergyman, John +. Damon, go
Fifth street, and witnessed by bachelor
brother, Ar. J. C. Peterson, Mrs. N. l. Damon
and others. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson left the same
evening on the cars for Portland TO spend the
honeymoon, and upon returning viii be found
by their friends IN the building indicated above
wHITE-DaAGER-
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs William Lock,
No. TIC Sixth street, Seattle, was the scene of
happy wedding party on heevenirg Of Monday,
December g. when Mr.. Andrew I. White and
joined ia marriage by Rev. John F. Damon.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs William
Lock, Mr.. J. II. W. Lock, Mr. George W. Lock,
Mr.. J. J. Russell, and others.
MISREPRESENTATION.
On New Years eve, at the residence of Mr. J.
H. Payne, S04 Olympic avenue, Mr.. George w.
stevens, of Gera. Wash, and Miss Mary u. Rich
srdson. of Seattle, Wash, were united in the
bonds of holy wedlock by the Rev. s. Alonzo
Bright, pastor OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church.
FLoYD-FoRp.
At the residence OF the bride, on Jackson
street, January /, 1891, Mr. J. Z. Floyd and Miss
Mary J. Ford were united in marriage by the
Rex I. d. Boyd, pastor of Calvary Presbyterian
church.
AULEY-M,LEoD.
SIR. Edric +. Auley and Miss Christina A. Nc
Leod both of Seattle, were married on January
at the parsonage of the First Presbyterian
church, Rev. Elliott w. Brown officiating.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
st the First NJ. p. church, Seattle, on wednes-
day, December 81, 1890, Mr.. ]. C. Farnsworth and
Miss Jessie VI. Armstrong were united in mar.
rage by Rev. Clark Davis.
wEIDLICH-TEIR.
On Tuesday, December 30, 1890, Mr.. Oswald A.
Weidlish and Miss Anna u. Feir were united in
marriage by Rev. Clark Davis. all OF Seattle.
wINsoR-LARSoS.
On Wednesday, December 81, 1890, Mr. Ernest
II. Winsor and Miss Helen Larson, both of Seat
tie, were married by Rev. Clark Davis.