The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26
WEDDINGS.
wHALLEY-DIcKEY.

The marriage of Mr.. John A. Whal!ey ana
Miss Clara H. Dickey took place on Wednesday,
April -, at I 80 p. M, at the residence of the
brides brother. Mr.. w. A. Dickey, in Montesano
Rev. r. Cruikshank performed the ceremony,
only few intimate friends of the bride being
present. The young couple returned to Seattle
on Thursday evening, and on their arrival were
tenoered a reception by the young people of the
Plymouth Congregational church, Of which they
are both members, at the residence of Dr. o. A.
Warehouse, 2,l2i West street. Both bride and
groom are well known in Seattle, and have
many warm friends. Mr.. Whalley Is treasurer
OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Company, having
worked his way up to that position by industry
and ability, which have earned for him the high
opinion OF his employers and all who
are associated with him. In both
his business and social relations he has
attached to him all who have come
in contact with him and their good wishes &C.
company him in his advent into the company of
benedicts. The bride has been a resident of
Montesano during the past year, but for two
years previously she resided in Seattle, and dur
ing that time became well known in this city.
Her charms of person aud manner, combined
with an amiable disposition have won the friend
ship OF all who have had the good fortune to be-
come acquainted with her, and Mr.. Whalley is
as much TO be congratulated on his vile as Mrs
Whailey on her husband. The Montesano vi.
dette gives the following account of the we'd
ding: Marriage bells rang this time for the
nuptiais OF John A. whalley and Miss Clara H.
Dickey, which were celebrated ut the resi-
dence of the brides brother, W. A.
Dickey, in this city, at 1:30 D. m, April
-, Rev. K. Cruikshank officiating Only q
very few of the intimate friends of the brides
family were present The bride, who has lived
in Nontesano for about one year, coming here
from seattle last April. has gained many warm
friends By her pleasant, affable disposition--iu
fac n VI has hero sraa
acquainted with her that does not speak highly
OF her and viii regret her departure. The
groom is at present the treasurer Of the Posr.
lNrELLlGENcKR Company, of Seattle, having
worked his way up to that position by
strict application to business He has hsen
member OF the PosT-ISrELLIGENcER force
longer than any other one now work
ing on that paper, and Is highly
spoken OF and esteemed by all who know him.
Immediately after the ceremony the bride and
groom took the train Tor Tacoma, in which citv
they win spend a few days before continuing
homeward Mrs. Whailey resided in Seattle
some three years. and will consequently feel at
home there and not as though going among
strangers. The Videtts extends its heartiest con-
gratulafions and best wishes, aud hopes that
long, happy and prosperous life may be the
worst that viii befall Nj and Mrs. whalley."
JoHSsoN-ALLES
Mr.. Charles H. johnson and Miss Jennie Allen
were uniteu IN marriage on Monday evening,
April %, at the residence OF the bride's father
corner OF Fourth and Vine streets The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. John r. Damon.
Mr.. Robert G. Johnson, a brother of the groom.
and Mr.. Alex Allen. ir.. brother of the bride,
acted as best men, while Miss Alice Alien sister
OF the bride, and Miss Celia George were the
bridesmaids The groom is driver in the IRE
department, and the bride is the daughter of
Alexander Allen, superintendent of the seattle
Dry Dock and Ship Building Company The
young couple will make their home at iis Oak
street. Those who witnessed the wedding were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Alien, Mr. and Mrs
Ciough. Mr.. and Mrs. krug Mr.. and Mrs strick.
lin, Mn. Robert McIntsre, Mr.. and Mrs Burns.
Mr. and Mrs William Allen. Mr. and Mrs. James
Allen. Mr. and Mrs Ii. 4. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
A. ID. Smith, Nj and Mrs. Bsrnrm, Mrs f. Nc
Intire, Miss Emma Mclntire, Miss Sarah McIa-
tire, Miss Hannah Peterson, Miss Crissie Peter
son. Miss Aggie Alien. Miss May Kiddie, Niss