The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-18
WEDDINGS.
PARRY-PHELPS.

DIr. viii II. Parry, city editor of the Posi-
INTELLIeEScER, and Miss Harriet n Phelps,
eldest daughter of Mr.. Byron Phelps, were mar
red at the residence of the parents of the bride,
2,2l2 Third street, Thursday evening at o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. David
Claiborne Garrett, rector of St Marks parish,
and after a delicate wedding supper Mr.. and
Mrs. Parry went to their residence, SIS Lenora
street, where they will be sat home after jan
nary 25; Those present at the wedding were:
Mr. and Mrs Byron Phelps, Mr. and Mrs T. E.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Fuller, Mrs. Z. Vim
cent, Miss Vincent, Miss Lille Jones, Miss Ollie
Phelps, Mr.. R. Carl Phelps. Mr.. Grant Phillips,
Mr. K. C. Huntoon, Mr.. George King. Presents
were received by the bride and groom as follows:
Piano lamp, Senator and Mrs. Watson G. Squire;
clock and bronze, Mayor and Mrs Harry White;
China dinner set, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Phelps;
porcelain water set. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moran:
after dinner coffee spoons, Mr. Alfred Holman; ;
oak table and leather upholstered chair, local
staff OF the PosT -INTELLIGENcER; oynxtopped
table, Mr. Jabez B. Nelson; silver card receiver,
Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Basye; set OF aqueralles, Col
onel James Hamilton Lewis; after dinner coffee
set, business Office OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; salad
spoons and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. He'll
bron; silver spoons, Mr.. Harry Phelps; silver
carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Jones, Miss Vim
cent and Mr.. George King; berry dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. d. Fuller; berry dishes, Mr.. Grant Phil
lips.
GREEEBAUM-sPIEGEL.
On last Sunday evening at the residence of the
brides parents, AS Lenora street, Mr.. L. r
Greenbaum manager of the City of Paris store,
and Miss Becca Spiegel were united in marriage
by the Rev. DIR. Bloch, of Portland Ore. The
bridesmaids were Miss Julia Spiegel, sister of
the bride, and Miss Gussie Colin, of Boise City,
Idaho while Mr.. Maurice L. Greenbaum acted
as best man. About fifty guests were present at
the ceremony and at its conclusion were made
the recipients of most hospitable treatment, IN
der the supervision of Mr. Maurice Greenbaum
and Mr.. l.. kohu, acting a committee of re-
ception. An elegant dinner was served and
init sod thar
gratulatory kilograms from friends in all parts of
the country. The array OF presents received was
an imposing. one. Mr.; and Mrs: Greenbaum
made wedding trip to Victoria and other Sound
points, returning on Friday They have located
at the Snoqualmie hotel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
On the afternoon of Monday, January IL, few
friends assembled at the Seattle hotel, on Rail-
road avenue and jackson street, to witness the
tying of Hymen's knot between Captain John
Ellsmore, of Olympia, pilot of the steamer Eliza
Anderson, and Miss Mary Eta Harrington, late
of San Diego, Cal. Rev. John F. Damon officia-
ted. Captain Ellsmore has lived on the Sound
since 1872, and has many friends ashore and
afloat. Among the witnesses were Mrs F. S.
sylvester, Miss L. McGregor, Mrs. C. Z. Warren,
Mr. James Il. Stevens, mine host.
CHASE -KELLIHER.
At the noon hour of Thursday, January Is, a
hack before the residence OF the officiating
clergyman, John +. Damon, go Fifth street.
Seattle, was somewhat suggestive TO the passing
throng. and soon Mr.. Fremont r. Chase. one of
enterprising and steady young men, led
from the ministers home blushing bride, who,
until its formal remuneration at the hymeneal
altar, had worthily worn the name of Joanna T.
Keiliher, and whose home had been in Portland,
Or.
LA RoCHE-cRARY.
quiet wedding was arranged for the evening
of Thursday, January Is, at the parlors of Mrs.
F. f. Scott, Seagrave hotel block, 30 Virginia
street, when Mr. Frank La Roche, proprietor OF
the Rainier Photographic studio, led to the
altar Mrs. Ida NJ. Crary, and were at precisely s
O'Clock joined in marriage by Rev John F.
Damon. Among those present were Miss Minnie
Scott. Mrs. Hattie Hippel, Mrs +. f. Scott Miss
Lillian Ray, Mir. Arthur French and others.
wILSoS-LAMBEET.
On Monday, January -, Mr.. William Wilson.
OF Seattle, and Miss Ellen Lambert, of Brighton,
England, were married at the parsonage OF the
First Presbyterian church by Rev. Elliott w.
Brown.