The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-10
WEDDINGS.
Maynard-Carkeek.

large number of their friends assembled at
st. Marks church last Teusday morning to wit
ness the marriage OF Miss Emily J. Carkesk to
Mr. Charles Maynard, of Victoria, B. C. Miss
Carkeek Is the daughter of Mr.. Stephen Carkeek
and has grown from childhood in Seattle, where
she lie general favorite in social and musical
circles, her superb voice being always q wei.
come addition to entertainments At IL
o'clock the organ, under the hands
of Professor Sharpe, pealed forth the
wedding march, and shortly after the bride
entered, escorted by her father, with the brides
maids, Miss Bertha Hunt aud Miss Bessie Car
keek. She was met at the altar by the bridegroom,
who was attended by Mr.. Charles Carkeek a.
best man, and the simple and beautiful service
of the church which made them husband and
wife was listened to with deep interest. Tho
reception was held at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carkeek from l till p m, and
was largely attended by friends who
wished to extend congratulations At Z
o'clock large number of relatives and invited
guests sat down to an elegant supper after
which the evening was passed with music and
dancing until 10 o'clock, when the young couple
left for Tacoma. The wedding presents were
numerous and elegant, the finest being an ele-
CANT Decker Bros. piano from the brides father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard returned
from Tacoma Thursday morning and left i'm
mediately for Victoria, which will be their
future home.
Roberts Clarke.
Last night at O'Clock Mr. G. Beresford Rob-
erts and Mrs. Maude Clarke, of Ballard, were
married at St Marks Episcopal church by the
Rev. d. c. Garrett On account of lent the we'd
ding was a very quiet one, no one but few
friends and the relatives of the bride and groom
being present at the marriages ceremony. The
bride looked charming, and was given away by
her father, Mr.. j. A. Peabody, the first city
treasurer OF Ballard. The groom, Mr. Beresford
Roberts, has lived in Ballard about three years
and is well known as a contractor Mr.. Joseph
Peabody, brother of the bride, performed the
duties of groomsman with his usual tact The
newly married couple left on last nights boat
for Tacoma, and will spend two or three weeks
on wedding trip, visiting Olympia, Castle
Rock and Portland. When they return they
will begin domestic life in neat and pretty
residence on Wilbert and Main streets.
Erickson-Keever.
On Wednesday, April 5, at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. James Kiefer, on Broadway street
Miss Bessie 5. Keever and Mr.. F. Erickson were
united in marriage by the brother of the bride,
Rev. E. F. Keever. Only the immediate rela.
tives and friends of the family were present
PERSONAL SOCIAL ITEMS.
Mrs L. H. Griffith has gone to San Francisco.
Mrs. W. ]. Grambs will shortly 60 to New
York.
Miss Woodward, of Portland, il visiting Mrs.
Bracons.
Mr. Maurice McMicken went to Chicago on
Tuesday.
Mrs. John R. Kinnesr will leave tomorrow for
the East.
Mr. C. II. Warner, Of Colfax, was in Seattle
last week.
Mr. James Hamilton Lewis has returned from
Whatcom.
Mr.. Fred E. Sander has returned from his trip
to Chicago.
Mrs. ". D. O'Toole IL the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Turner.
Mrs. N H. Latimer gave q dinner party on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. L p. stedman entertained a few friends
at lunch Wednesday.
Miss Clark is spending her time pleasantly
with friends in Washington City.
Mrs. Thomas Guineau and Miss Guineau ara
paying visit to friends in Tacoma
Miss nellie NJ. Crawford has returned from
visiting Miss Lizzie Hazard, of Tacoma
Mrs. W. H. Humphrey still allows the use of
her residence for the practice of the minuet.
Mrs. Charles T. Conover has returned from
New York, where she has been for several
weeks.
Mrs. W. G. Eliot, of Portland, is visiting her
son, the Rev. W. G. Eliot, jr. pastor of the Uni
tartan church.
Mrs. E. D. Kennedy, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs s. 5. Nef, left for her homs
in Philadelphia last Tuesday.
Mrs. V. G. Lilly, of Champaign. Ill, and Mis-,
Fannie Lilly, of Montesano., Wash, are visiting
the family OF Nj C. Il. Lilly at s05 RolIip ,treet
Captain and Mrs. Clayton, of the ship General
Gordon, now loading 1t Tacoma were the guest.
OF Mr.. and Mrs Guineau, of tie Grand hotel.
last week
Miss simouton and Miss Noble who have for
some time past been guests OF Mrs Thomas A
Garrett, will leave about Aprl Is for their
homes in Louisiana
Mrs J. W. Pratt, who spent last winter in
California and recently returned TO Seattle. has
been compelled by iIl-heslth 10 90 back to Cali
fornia She left on Thursday, and Will BE- ab-
sent several months.