The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-23

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VIZ Md amusement, or
e6SHf63 whether no one
WSSR~ had the energy
= ambition to give anything all amounts
- the same thing, for certainly very little
!. s;ven. Miss Edmunds and Mr.. West
In. we're married Tuesday. and pink tea
nd anne socisls were given later in the
~eet When the riding club il opened
there will be little more room and oppor-
unity for diversion and this will doubt
lsss b very welcome.
Mise Edmuuds' Wedding.
The most important event of the week
-, Miss Edmunds' wedding, which took
mace At St. Luke's church on Tuesday
s,enine. at . little after o'clock. All
hat day and throughout the evening, tho
weather could not be termed, even by the
most optimistic, exhilarating, to say the
lesst Notwithstanding this fact, the
church was filed with friends Of the bride
and groorc. A little after o'clock the
bridal party entered the church to the
music Of the "Lohengrin" wedding march.
The four ushers, Mr.. J. Hogue, Mr.. Rich
ard Hurd, Of Seattle; Mr.. Walter Cakes,
NJ. ]. Anderson, of this city. came first,
! beloved by Miss Wrestling and Miss Sey-
mour. Miss Virginia Wrestling and Miss
Alice Fraser preceded Miss Edmunds
and her brother. Mr.. Harry Van Ogle,
Who gave the bride away. The best man
vas Mr.. Edward Costello. of this city.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Paddock, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Alex
snder. After the ceremony q reception
vas held at the home of the bride on
South + street. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrestling
small recess in the front room, the
/ back and sides of which were
almost solid mass of moss. leaves and
flowers. Over their heads hung q large
wedding bell, covered with flowers. Miss
Wrestling and Miss Seymour received in
the back room with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Winslow. The dining room was open
during the evening, where refreshments
we're served. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrestling left
on the 10 40 train for Portland, intending
10 20 from there to California. They will
Be- at home after May 8, at Nanits. West
Seattle. Among those present at the re.
uption were: Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ogle,
NJ. Harry Van Ogle. Mrs. H. H. Holt,
Mss Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bull. Miss
Little. Miss Forbes. Mr.. r. Blanchard,
Mr.. Kahler, Mr.. and Mrs James Keen,
NJ. and Mrs. J. B. Best. Mrs. Pritchard,
Nj. Arthur Pritchard. Miss Paddock, Miss
anderson, Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. Forbes,
Dr. and Mrs. Philpot. Miss Philpot,
Miss Macrae. Miss Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melburn Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
vining. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Seymour,
Mss Jessie Seymour, Miss Winifred Sey-
nour. Mr.. John Ferriss, Miss Ferriss. Mr..
Mac Ferriss, Mrs. Raynor, Mr.. David Will
son, Mr. F. n. Trotter, Mr.. G. Rowe, Mr..
and Mrs. W. 1. Landell. Mrs. Emil Ramel,
Stacy, Miss Relf, Mr.. Tracy Robertson. OF
Seattle; Miss Cheal, Mr.. Cross. of Seattle;
Rev. Mr.. V. c. Lacey. Rev. Mr.. Alexah-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Fife. Mr.. w. A. Bull,
I Miss Tucker, Mr.. Bellew, Mr.. Morton
Ramsdell, Miss Evans. Mr.. William Alter.
At the Pink Tea.
The young ladies Of st. Helen's Society
gave social in the form of "a pink tea
on Wednesday evening at Gilbert hall.
The hall was prettily decorated with pink
and the tea tables were also embiematic
Of the occasion. The young ladies pre-.
idng we're: Miss Hammond, Miss
Pallies Miss Kean, Miss Addie Pailies,
Miss Reese, Miss Katie Reese. Miss Clara
vieth, Miss Josephine Hammond, Miss
Nable Eastwood. Miss Anna O'Brien. NJ iss
Dryer. Miss Whitcomb. They wore pink
aprons and caps. The following pro-
sramme was rendered:
Instrumental Duet.
............ Misses Lena and Anna q Brien
,ocsi SOLO. .........-.........ME George Palmer
vocal Solo. ...............M Miss Stella O Brien
Vocal Duet
Mrs Thompson and Miss Hammond
vocal Solo. Observation-Disclosures Miss Hammond
'ecai Solo -.-......-..-..M Mr.. George Thompson
Refreshments were then served, followed
By dancing. Among the invited guests
we're; Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
nond. Mr.. and Mrs. astwood, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Plympton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt, Mr.
| and Mrs. Bannon, Miss Harrington, Miss
hanion. Miss Lizzie O'Brien. Miss Fuhr-
nan. Miss Lou Thurman, Miss Kitchen,
Miss Ciough. Miss Lithgow. Miss X. Lith-
GOV. Mrs. Eva. Mrs. Van Tassel. Miss
hs'ey. Miss Lizzie Reese. Miss Lafoon,
Mss Wade. Mr. Pivmpton, Mr.. Heath,
nj Reed. Mr.. O'Brien. Mr.. Thurman.
NJ comerford, Mr.. Reinhart. Mr.. Fuller.
nj schlarb, Mr.. Berry. Mr.. Stottler, Mr..
,ampheli Mr.. Hayford, Mr.. PaIlies, Mr..
4 rallies. NJ. Jones. Mr.. Fitch, Mr..
hopping, Mr.. Bowan.
Ship Social.