The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-10
a PORT TOWNSEND WEDDING.
Mr.. Campbell Leads Miss Mary L. Bash
to the Altar.

to the Alkar.
PcEr TowSsryp, Jan s-fspscial l-oae Of
the nos. fashionable events Of tho season Was
the marriage OF His. MARY L Bash and NJ. JOS
eph A Campbell, which occurred On wednesday
evening at the residence Of the Hon Henry
Bash. TIE spacious double psrloTs had been
artistic ally decorated with . pleasing comhEn&
ton OF cedar, Inllax and holly, the special
feature OF the ornauentation being the new
fallen snow upon the holly sprays, which spsfk-
led under tie brilliant lights N . manner 10
make Jack Frost look 70 his laursls. Promptly
a. $50 Mr.. II. L. KIshl played 'The Bridal
Chorus" On the piano. Every eye was turned 20
the rear OF the back parlor, where were sesn e7-
sering two little giris-Aiss Clenmis Bash,
niece OF the bride, in dress OF
pale blue hsnrisfta trimmed with rib
bon. aud Niss Helen Campbell. sis.e,
tross and China six, and advancing side By
side. united the white ribbons which barred the
doorway between the ps-lors. and carrying the
Steamers, formed A aisle down the front par
lo- TO tie deep bay window, IN which was
bank OF choice flowers, surnoGted By Al arch,
from which was suspended large ornamental
sc and 3D." After these came the officiating
clergyman. Rev Robert P. Boyd, OF the First
Presbyterian church, followed BY the bridesmaid
and groomsaaa, the former, Miss Evauzelins
Bash, site, OF the bride; the latter. NJ Charles
Campbell, brother OF the groom. Next came
the ertee and groom, followed By Miss Lucille
Long, the 5-yesr-oli niece Of ths bride, and
Master Berthe Brown, the little nephew OF the
bride. Ms. Lucille, in q dainty pink gown OF
silk and wool, carried pretty basket of free.ias
and white hyacint1s and placed it before the
bride as they stood beneath the arch Master
BERTHE, IN picturesque suit OF black velvet
and cream flannel, carried the wedding ring On
silver sxlyer.
The Rev. Ar. Boyd conducted the beautiful
and impressive ceremony while soft melody
was being played, and q! its conclusion Mendels-
soha's wedding march peaied forth its hsppy
strains. 10 mi1gle with the afsctionate con-
grssulations of the guests. The brides dress
was OF pearl-vhite f1ills, en- train, with q van
oyked 'front.' falling over fo1nee OF lace, the
bodice trimmed with the same and finished
with eorsage bouquet of freesias. Her veil
was caught in place By cluster Of frsssias and
sEnilax, her only ornament being dainty gold
necklace. the gil. OF the groom shs carried q
bouquet of carnations and lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaid wore cream csmel's hair and
fEille, while the groom and his beat man ap-
peared IN the usual black.
After congratulations the company was
ushsrsd into the dining-roorn, where an elegant
collation. was ela5o-steiy served, and then the
bridal party, amid showers Of rice and best
wishes, Left on the steamer for short trip. The
presents were numerous and costly
The bride, Miss Mary L Bash, Is one OF Port
ToEnsend's mos. exiimabis and best loved
young ladies, and whose place could not easily
be filed OF Nj Campbell, the groom, il
Is only Necessary TO say that he Is
q prominent young business man Of this
city and one Of irreproachabls character.
Those invited were: NJ. and Mrs. Henry Bash,
NJ. and Mrs.. A w. Bash, Mr.. and Mrs c. B.
Bash. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Plat, Of Seattle;
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. J. Browne and Master BERTHE
Browne, OF Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Long, o.
Toledo, Ia; Mi.a Eva Bash, Miss Ciemmfe
Bssh. Mr.. Frank l. Bash, Mr.. and Mrs. Rohers
Campbell, Mrs. L D. Adams, Mrs. C. W. Hor-
ton, ArS II. :. Spangler, Miss Helen Campbell,
Miss Bessie Adams, Mr.. Charles Campbell. Mr.
Frank Il. CampbeI, Mr.. VIII Campbell. Mr. J.
A Adams, Rev. and Mrs. Robert P. Boyd, Miss
Mildred Boyd, Mr. and Mira W. D. Hardy, Mr.
and Mrs. II p Ward; Mr.. and Mrs J. C. saun.
ders, Dr.. and Mrs. c. n Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs
h A Kishl, Mr. and Mrs W. J. Jones, M and
Mrs Z. z. Vail, OF Seattle; Nr. and Mrs o. D.
Ferris, OF Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs.. Church, Dun
geness; NJ. and Mrs. J. E. Robinson. Mr. and
Mrs. c. z. Seal. Mrs. ". J. Potter, Miss Mathews,
Miss stoeksrd, Miss Lena stoekand. Miss Carrie
PiIirnsn. Seattle; Dr.. H 8. Heath, Mr. T. g
semple, Ny. J. z. Mason, Mr.. John Robinson,
hr. T. B. Horton, Nj. John Potter, Mr.. James
Potter, Mr.. O. 3. Cole, Mr.. Clarence Hardy, Mr..
c. W. Stall, Mr. James Mecurdy, Mr. Walter
Jacobs, Mr.. Gilbert Culver, Mr. Bert Tilluan,