The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-28

and singing At this hour Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
marched into the parlor to the music OF
wedding march ana were again united in the
holy bonds OF matrimony, after the manner OF
the Methodist Episcopal church by the Rev
J. K. Edwards, of Latona The happy ones
were then congratulated and were the
recipients OF quite a number of appropriate
tin presents, Mr.. Scott receiving all elegant
tin horn, han dsomely engraved and presenter
by his gentlemen friends. Mr. Il. +. Bennett
then, on behalf of all the guests, presented,
with very neat and appropriate speech, a
handsome solid silver cake basket to Mr. and
Mrs. l. 4. Scott. Mr.. Scott made few re marks,
thanking their friends for this token OF their
esteem. Supper was then announced. MI anu
Mrs. Scott led the way to the dining room,
which was beautifully decorated and illuml-
mated, where another hour was spent III ENJOY
ing aud doing justice 10 one OF the finest OF
wedding suppers. After supper singing and
social chat was INDUCED In until shortly after
midnight, when all the guests took their de-
parture, very happy at having attended Mt.
and Mrs |. A. SCOTS tenth anniversary snu
second marriage. The following were among
those present. Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs c. W. Amery, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Copest!ck, Mr.. and Mrs. =. P Willis, Mr. and
Mrs 8 COons, Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Downs, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. B. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ.
Freeman, Postmaster and Mrs. J. NJ. Dewey
Rev. and Mrs. J. X. Edwards, Miss Aille
Wilbur, Miss Serena B. Marshall, Judge J. H.
Robin, Mr. A. Sachs, Mr. +. r. Licht FRO
lessor A. Beacham and Mr.. Edward Marshall.
Chautauqua Alumni Banquet.
The Seattle Chautauqua Alumni Association
gave d banquet last Monday evening to the
Puget Sound Chautauqua Alumni at Plymouth
Congregational church. There was q large
number OF the members of both associations
present, and the feast included many literary
delicacies together with those found upon the
beautifully laden table. The tables were set in
the form OF a cross. Mrs. Charles F. Fishback,
president OF the Seattle association, presided,
and very ably took the part OF toast mistress.
Quite a number OF visiting members were pres
ent and assisted in responding to the toasts.
The toasts were:
From Height to Heght"-Miss Mary L.
Hyde Seattle, Glass 50.
''step BY Step We Gain the Height'-Miss NJ.
f. Male, Tacoma.
press Forward, He Conquers Who Wills
Mrs. II. II. Ames, Seattle, Class 81
''Press on, Reaching After Those Things That
Are Beiore'-Mr George K. kibbe, Seattle,
Class 81.
1--WE study for Light to Bless With Light
Mr. W. H. Reeves, Seattle, Glass SO.
Neglect Not the Gift That Is in Thee''-Mrs.
c. K Corey, Tacoma, Class 81.
'Let Us BE Seen by our Deed" NJ. L.
Abrams, Seattle, Glass SIS.
knowledge Unused for Others Is More Vain
Than Unused Gold'-Mr. Philip sayary, Ia
conn., tlHhS %.
$50 Run That Ye May Obtain Mrs. NJ. L.
Lord, Olympia, Glass 81.
'Io the Order OF the White Seal'-J. W. Fair
bank, president Of the National Glass 81
''To the League of the Round Table''-Mrs
Annie d. Fishtack, Class 80. president oil Sc
attic Alumni Association.
ITO Our Guests"-A. Z. Burwcll, Seattle.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Fishback, Mir. and Mrs Ii. II. Ames, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ +. Abrams, Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Reeves,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Kibbe, Dr. and Mrs. f.
c. Kilbourne, Judge and Mrs W. d. Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Nichols, Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Nutting, Rev.
and Mrs. Samuel Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Land, Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Horton, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. o, Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Denny, Mrs. J.
J. Bogardus, Mrs. George W. Gillette, Mrs. L. A.
Treen, Mrs. Abbe ID. Bow, Mrs. L. W. p. Guye,
Mrs A. r. Bickford, Mrs. A. J. Smoke Mrs. C. Il.
Corey, Mrs. y. Elizabeth Lord, Mrs II. A. Raser,
Miss Mary f. Hyde, Miss Mnta Foster, Miss
Nora Denny, Miss Loretta Denny, Miss NJ. E.
Male, Mr.. A. s. Burwell, Mr.. L. J. Colman.
Rev. W. Il. Eliot, ir., Mr.. Phillip Savary, Mr.. L.
o. Carpenter.
The exercises in the evening were of an inter
esting character. The following programme
was rendered:
Opened by america" led by Prof. 6. C. Munson
Opening address OF welcome .......A !. Burwell
Response. .-............. Phillip Savary, Tacoma
Solo. ......... ...-....... Professor G.. e. Munson
Accompanied by Miss Boardman, pianist
Address-"George Washington" &C. I. Fishback
Paper-"J. Il. Lowell. Mrs. X. c. Land, Seattle
Trio-Nocal... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
... Misses Marie, Emma and Rose Hegardt
Sketch-"H W. Long fellow ...........-....-
Observation-Disclosures Mr.. J. w. Fairbank