Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-29
A WEDDING IN JUNE
j. l.. Cosgrove and Miss Rosana j.
Carew Married

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Carew Married
Mr.. John Louis Cosgrove and Miss
Rosana Janet Carew were united in
marriage by Rev. Father Boulet, at the
Church of the Assumption, in New
Whatcom, at Q o'clock yesterday morn
ing in the presence of one of the largest
wedding parties ever assembled on
| Bellingham Bay. The wedding was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Parr, with
whom the bride has made her home
| during her residence in New What
com. Over three hundred invitations
were issued, and before the hour ap-
pointed for the ceremony the church
was filled. The interior looked like a
bower of roses, so profuse were the
floral decorations.
At 8 O'Clock Miss jackson, organist
of the choir, struck up the wedding
march, and the bridal party, which
had been conveyed from the brides
home in carriages, entered the church.
The procession was led by Miss Tomlin-
son and Miss Lowrie, maids of honor,
followed by six little flower girls attired
in white, who strewed with roses the
bridal pathway to the altar. Then fol-
lowed the bride, holding upon the arm
OF Mr.. Parr, the groom with the brides
sister, Miss Meff Carew, of Medford,
Wis, Mr.. Hugh Eldridge, the grooms-
man, and Miss frankie Carew, another
sister of the bride, who acted as brides
maid. The bride was given away by
Mr.. L. j. Parr. The marriage was at |
high mass and the impressive service |
of the Roman Catholic church. The |
choir, consisting of the Misses |
Clara Stenger, Cora Lee, Nellie Lee, |
Clara Morris, Mrs. f.. G.. Ljkens, and
Messrs. Gamble, Reed and Early, at |
the conclusion of the service sang with
artistic harmony the impressive Con-
cones mass. Upon leaving the church
the bridal party proceeded in carriages
to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Parr.
Mr.. COsgrove is well known i'm New
Whatcom, where he has resided for
several years, and is regarded as "a most
substantial and worthy citizen. He is
a brother of Edmund Cosgrove.
Miss Carew came to New Whatcom
from Medford, Wis, two years ago and
accepted a position as teacher in the
public schools, which she has filed
with the greatest satisfaction to the
patrons and board. During her resi-
dence here she has won many friends,
whose esteem was manifested i'm the
profusion Of beautiful gifts received at
The wedding. Upon leaving the church !
yesterday she received a telegram con- :
veying the hearty congratulations of
ler many friends in Medford, Wis, her (,
Ormer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosgrove 90 to Everett
tomorrow, where they will reside tenn /,
)orarlly, expecting to be at home in |
New Whatcom after October /, {
A reception in honor of the bridal .
,air was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Parr !
It their residence on Seventeenth and L
streets, which was attended by about >
w OF their friends. The house was 1
most tastefully decorated with flowers. '
he central feature of the decorations y
eing huge floral wedding bell. The .
avn was Illuminated with Japanese o
anterns, and the premises presented a
Gene of brilliant animation.
Following are the names of the in =,
tied guests in this vicinity: 4
Mr Parr and wife Miss Parr, Mis- a,
mowers, MI Hubert, Mr. Nelson, Mr. :,
anneld and wife, Mr. Eastabrook and n
lie, MIR Crideman, Rev Weostenberp. .,
If Hutchinson, Mr. Turrill and wife. a,
lr Trimble and wife, MrC NJ Atkins a.
nd wife, Mr. G G Cole, Marion Cole. NJ
Ir Anderson and wife, Mr. Braught H.
nd wife, .dr Smith and wife, Miss -,
arrie Smith, DIR Chestnut and wife, ~
lrs Gardner, Shirley Gardner, Mr. ~
,amthoer and family, Prof johnson VI
nd wifei Mr. Patterson, Miss Graham.
ldge Weisenburger and wife, Miss
usgrave, Miss Bowers, Miss Lees, in
.iss Ida johnson, Miss l. Kamthauer, r.
liss Campbell, Miss O'Dell, Miss TO
obbs, Mr b Dobbs, Miss Farr, Mr. w
slby and wife, Miss Smith, Miss For. be
"a Y johnson, the Misses Abbott. Mr. w
bbott and wife, Mr. Livinge and wife, sh
T Terwilliger. Mr. Brown, the Misses rb
organ, the Misses Barrett, Mr. Hugh ce