The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10
WEDDINGS.
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Mr.. w. NJ. Silver. of Seattle, and Miss
Cora Stockand, Of Tacoma, were married
last evening at the residence of the groom,
1,517 Fifth street, by Rev. John
F. Damon. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in dress of white
nuns yelling trimmed with lace.
The bridesmaid, Miss Lou Berry, of Ia
coma, wore pink nuns yelling. Mr.. Ed
ward 8. Rainey, OF Tacoma, acted as best
man. Among the wedding presents re-
ceived were the following: An orna-
mental clock on stand of ele-
CANT design, made of native woods,
from the employees of the Skookum Manu-
featuring Company; Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Coombs. set Of table linen: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Howe, silver butter dish; Miss
Flora Friedline, crystal set Of 1--WE pieces;
Mr.. John ]. Stockand, Of Port Townsend,
carving set; Miss Lena Stockand, of Port
Townsend, fancy apron and pin cushion;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam d. Silver, set of dishes,
knives, forks, water set, etc. The guests
present, with the costumes of the ladies,
were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam D.
Silver, Mrs. Silver, black silk and lace
with diamonds; Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Coombes, Mrs. Coombes, black silk; Mr..
and Mrs. James Howe, Mrs. Howe, black
silk and diamonds; Mrs. Turner,
MORE antique green silk; Miss
Flora Friedline, black brocaded silk, dia-
monds; Miss Lena Stockand, old rose
cashmere and embroidered China silk;
Miss Maggie Farr, black silk and velvet:
Mr.. John J. Stockand. Mr.. and Mrs. Sill
yer will make their home at 1877 Fifth
street.
sPARKMAN-Ross.
The residence of the brides mother, on
the old pioneer Ross homestead, just south
of the line of the West Street Ballard rail-
way, was the scene Of a joyous wedding on
the morning of Monday, May 4, when at
$50 o'clock Miss Ida G. Ross and Mr..
James NJ. Sparkman were united in mar
riage by Rev. John +. Damon. Mr.. Walter
w. Bouse and Mrs. May Grimwald, the
brides sister, doing the honors. There
were among those present Mrs. Mary J,
Ross, mother of the bride; Miss Margie
Ross, Miss Kate Ross, Mr.. Charles Grim
valid, Mr.. Rex Ross, Mr.. W. R. Ross and
the Misses Oracle and Addie Grimwald.
After splendid wedding breakfast, to
which the company did ample justice, the
wedding party repaired to the steamer
dominion. Wedding gifts were many and
appropriate. Mr.. and Mrs. Sparkman
will, upon their return, be found by their
friends at the homestead.
cARNIcHAEL-MARrIN.
At the residence of Hon. n. II. Martin
on Market street, there gathered quiet
party of friends to celebrate on the after
noon of Thursday, May 2, the marriage of
Mr.. Frank P. Carmichael, of Newcastle,
and Mrs. Elizabeth L. Martin, Of this city.
Mr.. John r. Jones and Mrs. F. A. Will
Jams, of Newcastle, served with exceeding
grace as groomsman and bridesmaid. and
the ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. John
Mcknight, of Newcastle; Mrs. William
Rogers, Mrs. Joseph England and N. III.
Martin, of Seattle. and Mr.. Fred NJ.
Tucker. of Franklin. Some very hand.
some gifts attested the esteem in which
the parties were held, and after a lunch
had been discussed the party left for q rail-
road trip to the South.
M'coMB-loSKs.
On Wednesday. May 8, at the residence
of Mr.. James Armstrong. on James and
Tenth streets, this city, Mr.. Frank J.
McComb and Miss Mary Lloyd Jones were
united in marriage. Quite a number of
the friends of the contracting parties were
present. After the ceremony by Rev.
Clark Davis, of the First Methodist Protes-
tant church, very fine dinner was served
and pleasant social time enioyed by all
present. The couple will make their home
In Seattle.
sTEpMAy-LEIPER
On Wednesday evening, April %. Mr..
Livingston Boyd Stedman, of this citv.
was married to Miss Ann Bonneville Lei.
per, daughter of Mrs. Thomas ]. Leiper. of
Chester, Pa, the wedding taking place in
ST. Paui's church, Chester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sfedman will soon return to Seattle to
make their home here.
LANoyr-MANN.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
OF Mr.. Hammond Lamont, of Seattle. To
Miss Lillian Mann on Thursday Nav Il.
at the residence of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Mann, in Nyack-on.
Hudson, New York.
oIL0KR-cAHxoLI.
Cards ara out bearing the snnounce-
ment by Mr. and Mrs p p CarroH -