The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-11
WEDDINGS.
D,cKEY-wagp.

On Thursday evening. January 6. NT. William
A. Dickey, OF Iontesano, and Hiss Maud Ward,
OF Seattle. were united IN marriage at the resi-
dencc Of the brides parents, Nr. and Mrs. b. b.
Ward, corner Of High and Kentucky streets.
The ceremony was performed IN an Impressive
manner By Rev. Clark Davis, pastor Of the First
Methodist Protestant church. assisted BIZ Rev.
q. Y. ". Chandler, The bridesmaid was Miss
Nyrfa b&giey and the grooT0snan Mr.. John A.
Whaliey. Mr. Diekey was formerly in business
In Seattle as a member of the firm OF J. Z Chill
berg q Co He is now manager Of the bank at
y, o. MS DiwS. ss Is an aaaugh,
citizen Of Seattle, and has a wide circle OF
friends. For the pest few years she has
attended the state University. The bride is the
third daughter who has been taken from Ar.
and Mrs. Ward BE- marriage ties during tue past
two years In May, 1852 Miss Lizzie Bas mar
ried 70 Hon +. :. Meany. OF this city: in Sep
tember following Miss Kate became Mrs. w. G.
KNAPP, and on January Miss Maud was welded
20 Mr.. Diekey. The ceremony IL all three in
stances was performed By Rev. Clark Davis. On
Thursday evening the house was beautifully
decorated with flowers. and following the cere-
N ny an elegant supper was served. large
number OF presents were received from friends
far and near. The invited guests, who were
pc.esent. werc Mr. and Mrs c. b. Bagley, Dir.
and Mrs &. X. Jenner. Rev. and Mrs. o. V. W
Chandler ker. aud Mrs. Clark Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. : y. Hathaway. Nr. and Mrs. w. G. Knapp,
Nh. and Mrs, +. = deanY, Mrs X. G. Ward. Mrs.
r. g Baldwin. Miss Rena Basley, Miss Myrta
Bagley, Miss Lille FARMLAND. Miss Louise Mon
roe Miss Kate Pearee, Miss Annie Monroe, Miss
Jennie Houghfon. Miss Helen Jenner. Miss May
Raymond. Miss Ethel Bag.ey. Miss Brownie
kagley. Mr. willard Bixby, Mr.. John o. Whalley,
Mr.. Charles FARMLAND, Mr.. Cecil Bagley, Mr.
Jay Mcany, Ar. Guy Ward.
CONTEMPORARIES
AZ the residence OF Mr. O. u. Graves, iu Renton
addition. M Elias NJ. shipley and Miss Julia
Graves were married on Thursday evening Jan
uArys s. by Rev. W H. MahafHe, pastor OF the
Madison street II. E. church. only few reis-
tiyes and friends witnessed the ceremony. Mr.
shipley is well known ia Seattle az a member of
the law iFin OF Isattic 4 Shipey and as one OF the
bic young lady, Ar. and Mrs. sbipley viii be at
home 20 their friends at their residence on Mad
ison street, near TIC power house.
sEy-zlEBARrH
On Thursday. January s 1891, az the First ".
r. church IN Seattle, Ar. Bernard II. Ney and
united in marriage, Pew. Clark Davis officiating
Miss Emma g. Ziebarth, both of this city, were
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. Alphonsc Vandenaien aud Miss Sophia
MenlemcD, both OF Seattle, were married on
Wednesday, January :, Rev. George A. Tewks-
bury officiating.
BURxNAT-AsDERsox.
ET. r. o. Bnrkman and Miss Emma Anderson,
both OF Seattle. were married az the First NJ p
church on sunday January 4, 1891, by the Rev.
Clark Davis.
acKESzfE-TrcESoR
on Wednesday. January :, Mr.. Hector McKeu-
zie and Miss Ethe.yn l. Tieknor, both OF Seattle,
were united in marriage By Justice Neagle
sIEArT-soBLE
Mr.. q. G.. Strait, of Seattle, and Miss Lulu VI.
Noble, OF Bellevue, were married on THURSDAY.
January S, by Rev Clark Davis.