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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04

In Honor Of Miss Meyer.

Miss Lily Meyer. of San Francisco, was
the guest of honor at a little boating party
given on Lake Washington on Sunday
last. The party sailed by the steamer La
tona, and arriving at Newcastle landing
partook of an elegant lunch served by the
girls of the party. After lunch the boat
proceeded on its course around Mercer
island and landed at Yesler avenue. The
party consisted OF Miss Lily Meyer, Miss
Sarah Gottstein. Miss Sadie Cohen, Miss
Rosa Davis. Miss Jennie Rosenthai, Miss
Henrietta Wolf, Miss Lulu Friend,
Miss Beckie Schoenfeld, Miss Ida Gott-
stein, Mr.. Ike Gottstein, Mr.. A. f. Kalter,
Mr.. Samuel Brown. Mr.. l.. v. Grunbaum,
Mr.. Lon Abrahams, Mr.. b. Schoenfeld,
Mr.. William Gottstein and Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Brown.
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Mrs Ssoddard and dausht, =.
Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Davis. Nh. =.
Wsinsco', Miss Rosenberg. - s.
Hast. McConkey, Elliott, Avn. ~
Linton. Eft e OF Snohomish, VeAk
ana Petersen and Messrs. Nie,n-1 p.
bendofer. .. B. Williams. Ncys.ss
orose. Tcgmeier. Oracle. McGhi. 4.
i'nger. Have-croft, T. Shea, o.
ton. Vennard. Allen. Goeris. 90 &
Williams. DR.. Hanna. ". Culy,,
, A successful strawberry !e.f,.s
given by the ladies Of the Cons,.ss..l
church on Decoration day, and tS.Esl,
OF the Baptist church followed o Ss.!
evenlng-ininus the straw beYrie. 49,
be had III the market.
Miss Alice Hicks, of Seattle 49,.
Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. G. NJ. Osborn has rs,urnaa
trip TO Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. But,~ u.
turned from the East after e.
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Hsgssrd -.
to their old home in De Soto, ~
the w orid'S fair.
Mrs. James N. Vernon win -.
hicago about Jusyl nj
Mr.. George 5. Brown arrived 49,
the East this week. -
Rev. ID. q. MacKinnon and fannuss
shortly for North Yakima. re- 1sss
cep'ed a call to the Episcopel 2s
there.
Mrs. A. II. Camel has gone = -.
home in Kentucky to spend ssv,psa vsS.
Mr.. De Witt milford. of Nev Y-S8
been visiting his brother, Nj. n R%l
ford. for a week or so.
Mr.. c. d. Sweeney spent SUM, =
attic.
Mr.. A. G. Kommerau enioye1 -
with Seattle friends on SUNDAY. S
Messrs. Henry Shatsuek. \.
A. NJ. Farrah. Miss Loughnsy. " 71;ss
lass and the Misses Roscoe, Of Snek11ss
spent Sunday in Everett fN@z1ss|
lunch at the Hotel Monts Cristo
Miss Emma Bronson waa nm g.
prise party on Thursday svsnne ~
teenth birthday. Those peesmt vs
Miss Nichols, Miss Black. NJ -
Miss Hal Porter, Miss Cd nsssor. r
Hathaway. Miss Mitchell, Mo 49,
Clark. Miss Everhard. Nh Ana o.
Miss Lena Linton. Mt. vsaoa II, -
ders, Mr.. Vernon, MI. NsAer, III. r
Manus, Mr.. Hurley, MI. Min. N. -
ney. Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Tis1a - r.
Bronson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Baksman, e 80
mish. spent Sunday in Evsrstk
Mrs. Il. +. Woodruff and 10 49,
George Barte!s leave for Wncooinm1Ir
Worlds fair on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plumna
Sunday in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason. Il lit
Mont. are visiting in the city.
Mrs. John Brakeman and Mn
Bakeman, Of Snohomish. wsle 49,
of friends in Everett on Msmofih e
Mr.. W. f. Gaynor has ystnrns4 =
New York alter an absence a co.,
months.
Mr.. T. Edward Tuttls cane houSr
week from the East. He spent soG11
in Boston and New York and aln 1&
Worlds fair.
Rev. A. b. Banks, d. D., end cn
have removed to their new home q
avenue.
Mr.. D. s. Parkhurst and famnf +
taken possession Of their new he1
bay side, corner Grant and EN-
nues.
Judge Delaney and Mrs. D.
rived home on Saturday from 90
The Judge has been summoned u
on legal business and will fcsvI
next trip Of the City of Topeka.
Mr.. John c. Burger left for an
trip this week.
Mr.. Clarence W. Bowen. Of tl
York Independent. spent few Z
Everett this week.
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The I aides Musical Club.

The :iftteth musicale OF the Ladies'
Musieal Club of Seattle Wa, given at
Pesyis' chambers yesterday. The pro-
eramme. though short, vas good from be-
ginning TO end. II was rs follows:
ION, Fisher Boy. My Own" .Gsorse ]. osscos
Miss spencer
Impromptas. op. 80. Nos and I .-.........
NJ / h. Enge!hAra.
90 swinging -,
Mrs. Maurice McMeken.
Wasting soio-"tstla" -.-......... Ard!.e
Miss Hamilton,
Misc Calhoun. Ma. Atkins, Mrs " aise.
Mlss Beach.
This Is the last entertainment for fhi.
season. The summer intermission WILL
las, ;lh September. wich will be the begin
mag 81 tue clubs third season. The next
matter OF interest 20 the organization
Is The concert and benefit 10 Mss Nc
Kinney on Wednesday night: Miss Nc
k,nrey IS enc IF the club and also one of
its representatives st Chicago on June y.
I he !utG rs. OF representatives OF the club
ha expect 10 take part On Seattle day At
sAe fair IS "a follows: Miss rotvin, piano:
Mrs, &. !. Patterson. organ. Mrs. u. A c.
kochesieg and Miss Mckinney. sopranos:
chorus. Miss Mckinney, Mrs. A. V Bell.
Mira l. W. Emmons. Mrs. A T. Stewart.
Ms. ". II. White. Mrs. q. T. NJ. Pra:l
Mrs A. Z, Stewart viii also read . pare,
on tAss occasion.
MA fishesek Ensersains Chan.auauAns
TIE Seattle Chaasagqua Alumni en-
loyesf pleasant evening .; the residence
Of their president. Ars Anna n. Fish
back. Monday evening. An hour Vas
srens IN planning hos they ooald be o.
assistance ~ the summer assembly IN
july. ia helping fersard the Chsa,ssaua
Literary Social Circle werk. II xss De.
cadea 10 give . banquet a: Ho;e.
Chas.araaa the cseains after Com
usencemens DAY. 80 the new members from
class "a. Afssr a dainty tea, those
present adjourned 10 meet again aeon to
perfect ether plans. Those present we're
Miss Mary Z. HYDE, class -: Mrs. III.
II. Anss, Mr.. Dexter Ho.toa, NJ. and
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Lawn Tennis u altNes.

khe lawn tennis tournament under the
auspices of the Seattle Field Club. for the
Marriott challenge cups four doubles ard
tie Carter cup for singles, will lie held on
she grounds of the Olympic Lawn Tennis
slao. Twelfth and Madison streets. Satur-
Gay. June l.. beginning promptly nj 30
q, IN. Medals will be awarded TO the win
Eass Of the tournament. The winners will
also have tho privilege of playing the
present holders of the cups tvix.: Messrs
'teorge Atkinson and II. +. Meserve.
coahses, and Mr.. J. c. Anderson, siugics)
ca the afternoon of Monday. June n. The
ya.es of the United states Lawn Tennis
association will govern the play. Matches
Viii be best two in three sets, cxceptlnc
sF't the hnats and championship, which
@iii re best three In i've. Advantage games
VII be played throughout. The entrance
f~e will lie 81 for each competitor in each
event. The committee in charge will CON
s;st Of c. W. Saunders. Charles Power and
~ Marriott. Entries with fee mas; be
made on or before June Il. with Charles
lover, secretary of the tournament com
sl'ast=c. whose office is In the Boston block
ncs club has been formed in ihis city
81 play az heniucky and Harrison streets
sAaugh no name has been given 30 il vet.
Ghe FIRST games Will he MAYED tomorrow
night The following compose the club.
Nr. John \. Whaiiey. Mr.. julius Kahn
Pr. John \ Fask Mr. Georse Park. Mr.
John u. Dvnnv. Mr.. John \. Porehana
NF, Harold Hansen. Mr.. Frank skinner
and Charles H. Harper.
Ars Coles Reception 10 Nrs. Mapsaeld
The reception gwen hy Ms John {.
III .sss traaf
dsnee. No. 70i Eleventh ..Fcst. IN honor ~
1ra Richard Mansfield. Mas hrllAan;
eyena The gowns OF the women wee
unusually bright and attractive. and TIE
decorations OF the rooms e&eertionaliy
delicate and artistic. yellow and white
~erc the prevailing eolors in ,hs par or
sai pink and white with empire effects IN
sae dining room. In this room rho4lo-
deadruns aad lowering hawthorn we're
'saassei an great rrofusion aud hGne in
beautiful gsTisnas and fcsiooa& Mrs
/ lie assisted in receiving and enter
salning her guests by Mrs. Mansfield and
Ars. Montgomery Russell, Mra Manson
: Bacsns, Mr., 4. T. AacCalsky. Mrs..
oe0rge II. ue.hsoa. Mrs. Charles Henry
'iarAe, NFs. Columbus r. Tyler. Mrs..
s.assus 0rataeFt Mrs David Kellogg.
ATa Thomas M.!man Reed and Mira.
CHARLES +. Whiitsesey. Tao-s serving the
yS4reshmsgss wese Mss Whsppi-, of Ia.
sssaa: Mss Ssruve. Mss n~Wa,se ana
=! rs Wrestling. About enc aau.lTcs, ana
tssnty-lse we're present
The stag tias's Ctestng Rail.
on Friday evening she Seattle sag Cab
sase It's second annual dinner and easl A.
Lsnke's hall. fAis ball closed VIA. Ia.
g,es-n a ff,nxl IN iAxahIa atnfer $685., -
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Miss saxton.s Recital.

Miss Margaret Saxton's dramatic and
musical recital ut Plymouth church on
Wednesday night drew a cultured and ap-
preciativc audience. Miss Saxton's pro-
gramme was one of the first order and her
own renditions of "Jeptha's Daughter"
by Nathaniel Parker Willis. and OF the
trial scene from Henry VIII" were well
received. The programme was \ long one
bu. all the numbers were well selected
and given. 1t was as follows:
W. Nariius.
i(oi lcpthas Daughter ............... ~ r. Willis
Miss Marguerite Saxton.
Aria-"0 Paradise" u'Africain). 80. .Meyerbcer
Alloys Werner.
Mhhpnfka $1,000. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GODDARD
"Tne Christening .................ET Corbett
Miss Marguerite saxsou.
'Whcn the Heart is Young" dudley Buck
Mra q. Frank Seaman.
tol III Could but see Her.. .seifert
lbl blossoms Close at Eve Aot
Messrs. Werner. Boyer. saunders aud Blbo.
Decentralization third act "Loheugrin'
''.+...'..s. -..-...--..... .-........." agner
". Nar;iua
Fear Ye Net. o Israe!F -. Dudley Bnck
Hermann Julich.
Trial OF Casaarine of Aragon" Henry
Miss Marguerite >ax,on.
tal lac cen L iera Ger wescs ...... Prexel
thl "it was Dream. ................R obyn
Alloys Werner.
''Tu sol quest Auims. tirlo) ...-.....--...V Verdi
Mr. q. Frank Seaman, Alloys werner, and Her
maui Julica.
Organ sclo-"Ls,go'' .volkmar
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An exceedingly pretty. though quiet,
wedding took place on Thursday. June l.
isas. At O'Clock p. M. at the residence Of
the bride . mother. Mrs.. Clara Iamm Se,t-
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Mrs. cslt,s Lu.cheon.

Mrs. J. r. Gait gave delightful luncheon
at her home on Eleventh street Thursday.
Those present were: Mrs. Erastus Brain
erd. Mrs. Davia Kellogg. Mrs. NJ. F. Backus,
Mrs. A. H. Anderson and Mrs. John P.
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0ennett.NelllgaD.

Amid festoons Of evergreens and bridal
blossoms a quiet wedding ceremony was
solemnized at the residence Of the bride.
No. 1919 Madison street. at Sis p. M.
Saturday. June 3. 1898. ny which Mrs. Rose
Michigan became Mrs. George E. Bennett,
and the twain left on brief trip Tacoma
ward, to be greeted by their friends on
their return At tho place of the marriage.
Nathaniel G. House and Mrs. Alice NJ.
House. Of Springfield. wero next best
friends and witnesses. and Rev. John +.
Damon officiated. Before leaving pleas
ant party enjoyed the Inequalities Of .
weli-ordered wedding supper.
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wss Of much interest. owing TO the wide
mountaineering and great popularity Of
ssas contracting parties. The welding OF
Representative Albert I. Adams and Miss
sstsmaier was also quiet, but OF interest to
. .arge circle Of friends. Trinity Parish
as,ciaI. at the grounds Of Gracs hospital.
vas = complete success. Lawn tennis
matters are taking more definite shape. as
will be seen today, and the popular games
promise TO attract good deal Of attention
Ills season. Socially speaking, the Mans
field engagement vas also great success.
tiss audiences being both large and bril-
liant. Detailed notices follow.
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Tn. K.n.eh,a,seh Meets.

The Kafleeklatsch met ON Monday at
Mrs. c. T. Conover's. Those present were !:
Miss Strive, Mrs. David G. Garrett, Mrs.
John p. Fay. Miss Wrestling, Mrs. A. NJ.
Brookes, Miss Young, Miss More and Mrs.
K. C. Washburn.
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rri.i,x Charrh.s social.

The most successful annual gathering
sr.r held in Trinity parish took place at
Grace hospital on Thursday evening.
Early In 1852 DIR. Watson first propoundec
the idea Of q church institution in Seattle.
Tia Vas moved by the desire to accomplish
for his own city. to which he has always
been loyal. . small beginning towards ex-
.sasion Of the chufci,'s work, for he saw
tacoma the recipient Of the patronage
brought out by the then new bishop OF
Washington. As . result Of persevering
eadeavor the property known a. Grace
hospital stands today as the pioneer insti-
este Of the Episcopal church In Seattle
and King county. Being still without en-
dowmens sufficient to sustain IL the pres
sst use as . clergy house has the approval
OF its constituency. Trinity parish and
Grace hospital have been identical in IN
serest and have absorbed some OF the best
years Of DR.. Watson's life. Last Thursday
showed his parish rapidly regatning the
losses caused by the great fire and by the
division OF territory made necessary by
the creation Of two new parishes, st. Glenn
ent's and Sc. Marks. A happy crowd
flied the ground floor Of the building.
which is located in the favored region
known ~ 1.-THE Hill'. where beautiful
homes abound. everything conspiring to
make this fifteenth anniversary memorable
both for good cheer and good fellowship.
The musicale Was enjoyed by many listen
ess. Members Of the vcstel choir and
Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. Frank At
kins gave the vocal numbers and
thu Rev. and Mrs. G. T.. Roberts and
sisss Moore the instrumental selections.
The First regiment orcheatra with Mr.
Perry West as leader. also played. Re-
issshmcnts were served in the large dining
room. The committee was Mrs. e. w.
sackman. Mrs. w. q. Farr. Mrs. N.
Squire. Miss Halter. Miss Anna Sparkling,
M-M G. Percival Converse, Mrs. John
s;oodfelIow. Mrs. T. Baine. Mrs. G. N.
Moore, Mr.. II. r. Taicott, Mr.. ]. Edward
hoyer. Mr.. Earnest Wurtele, Mr.. Paulson
and Mr.. William Farr. jr. Among the
guests present was Rev. John Morris, a
venerable presbyter. who has the
honor of being one of tho small number of
i9i who are Fellows Of the Royal Institute
~ British Architec.s Others present
we're: Rev. J. II. and Mrs Forrest Bell.
Few. 5. X. 5. Gray. OF East Sound: Rev. Y.
{, Lacey. of Tacoma; Rev. and Mrs.
James Cheal. Rev. and Mrs. G. F.. Roberts,
Hon. and Mrs. J. IL. McGraw, Miss Nc
.afaw. Miss Mcknight. DIR. and Mrs.
Montgomery Russell. the Misses Russell,
"t fhiiadciphia: Mrs. Alden. DIR. and Mrs.
q A. Reich Mr.. and Mrs II. t. Holmes.
shc Misses Holmes, DIR. Sarah A. Kendall,
NJ. aud Mrs. W. 4. Rison, Miss Rison,
Ar. and Mrs. a. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
&, +. Rlaine, Mr.. Agassiz, of Agassiz.
j. c.
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The CAas'asesa Ass,nshly Record for the
month has jns' been issued By the secre-
sary ard contains Items OF in,eres, IN
those ~ho parpose participating in the
summer school o. to take advantage of
this opportunity for an outing.
\ banquet and 0recisa soss;s CLOSED the
circle year Of the Columbian Circle. NJ
Esden Gordon preside. over :he council
which was Greek ~ Raroarian." I,xn
voted one Of the best meetings Of the sea.
son. Mr.. J. W. kAlseAak presided q The
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The Epworia League OF Grace Methods.
church gave .'nightcap" social al the
church Friday evening, which proved a
successful affair IN every respect. A very
large crow! vas present. A short literary
and musical programme was given BY the
league. Among the features worthy of
note were solo by Miss Dunn: trio hy
Miss Bump. Miss Damn and Miss Brown
field; duet by Miss Hingslv and Miss
Drane. and reeisa'ions by Miss Bunce and
Miss Martin. After the programme cans
were disposed u. aud the 'maieing" called
forth much n'rth. Refreshments were
served, and grand social time enjoyed.
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There val be Nifty girls ana 'hirsy-two
boys. students Of the high schools. Who
Will constitute an effective chorus. A
squad Of sixteen OF the High School cadets
viii give Zouave dssil when 10 no makes
his entrance in the first act. under the
command Of Capt Moss The fan. hoop.
sash and tamboarine drills are al making
Roadway. Eve.ything. bar accidents, viii
b in good form % Monday. June Il The
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On Friday evening she Seattle sag Cab
sase It's second saauai dinner ana easl a.
hsnkes hall. This bail closed VIA. has
eaen a most enjoyable siaseE season II
slsness given by tals club. The fosiosias
ase ..s osacers. NJ. Mlsl Iagl.s. {. II. $.
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At Sumner on Wednesday evening oc-
CURED the commencement exercises Of
Whitworth college. The following pro-
gram me was well rendered:
Prayer. ..................Rev Or. Alison, d. D.
susie Meade
Es.ayRs.e Make, waste Re.s ra =. saee
''Song OF Mermaia." ................sp indier
Annie Mallory
orat'on-'Prosress OF the Pacific states
EssAy-"A Good Education - A fred smith
Reei'ation-"Trouble IN the Amen Corner
soio-''The Gold heater A. RsT ircgyer
Prof. D. sweeney
Acknowledgement Dinner Party"
.........-.. .--......-.........ps sia Hewitt
Esssy--"The Eject. OF Foreign immigration
on Our Civlilzstion".. Harry ostrander
heeri.sssi ss,,. OF Collegiate ,
solo-"~ onder.ul lnare'' Auto ssrelexxi
Maud barrett
oration-"Purpcse in Life e hartes spinning
Jimmie Butler ana toe owl
ksciiasioa-"rhc wi,eh's Daughter"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Helen Donaldson
Violin solo-"sounds From Home"
Essv-"Have = Purpose" susie Meade
Esssy-"Athletirs'' George Gregg
Recitation-"rhe Famine Jeanette Downcy
The La, smile" .......Wo iienhaup.
Edith Meade.
Benediction .....--..'.-. Rev. D. ". Davenport
Dr.. whi,wor,h. OF Seattle, presented the
mathematical prizes TO Miss Rena Tai
msdge, Charles French and Fred Whit
worth.
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A Family Reunion.

Miss Amy E. Cadien. Miss Gertrude A.
Cadien. Master Harry S. Cadien and Mas
ter Frederick ". Cadien. sons and
daughters of Mr.. A. NJ. Cadien. of 2O6
East street. arrived by tho steamer Walla
Walla on Sunday. May %. Masters Harry
and Frederick Cadien have been puttin
in their time for the last few years at
Laurel Halt Military college. San Mateo,
CAL, and will probably finish their educa-
ton on the Sound. Miss Amy and Miss
Gertrude Cadien have been for the last
three years students at Mills college and
seminary. Oakland, Cal. from which Miss
Amy graduated this year. Miss Gertrude
will probably return to finish the course.
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Calvary Church social.

delightful social vas given on Wednes-
day evening at Calvary Presbyterian
church. corner Of Market and King streets.
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the church. A large attend
ance was present. The social features
were enlivened by programme which in
Guided a solo by Miss f.. Holloway. given
in rich contra,to voice. She was heartily
encored. Miss Martin also entertained
the company with two readings. which
were we'll received, and Mr.. McMicken
sang with fine effect Miss Kerr playing
the accompaniment Refreshments were
served by the ladies.
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Mr.. Cooke Birthday Remembered.

birthday party was given in honor Of
H. : Cook at his home. io15I. Madison
street Friday evening. Dinner Nas served
al and lunch later IN the evening. The
raF!or and dining room were decorated
handsomely with roses. plnks and rhodo-
dendrons- Those present were: NJ. and
Mrs Harry Collins. Mrs siexart Kicker.
sou. Mrs. NJ f Baxter. Ms. sarah II.
Robertson, Miss Mary & A. Robertson.
Mr. William collins, Mr.. Burton Collins
NJ. l. +. Nuraoek and Mr.. Por;us Baxter
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maier, on Renton hill. when the marriage
Of Miss Clara Se,,maier to Nj. Albert I.
Adams WAS celebrated. The house Was
made beautiful with q prosus;cn OF white
roses that adorned mantels. tables and
cabinets Palms and feathery ferns were
arranged SO - TO form ideal entrances to
little bowers. while gariands Of Solomon's
seal hung in festoons over the niche in
which the bridal couple stood during the
ceremony. Green vines wreathed the
lamps and mirrors and palms, potted
plants and dogwood decorated the hallway
and dining room. The bride was attired
in an empire gown Of white benga!ine,
edged 1T the throat and sleeves with
duchess lace. She carried q bunch Of
brides roses. Rev. d. c. Garrett. rector
Of st. Marks Episcopal church. performed
the ceremony. Among those present
were: Rev. DR.. and Mrs d. c. Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Daulton. Mr.. and Mra
H. E. Shields. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam uei S.
Carlisle. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Carson. Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred E. Sander. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauron
lngels, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Bruins. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Dughuid. Mr.. Claude
Higgins, Mr.. Frank ]. Fosts
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams left the following day
on the steamer Waila Waila for Ca.ifornia
for visit Of several weeks. after which
they will return and be ''ar home" to their
friends At their apartments on Tenth
street, near Alder. The groom is a men,
Der OF the legal profession. Mr.. Adams is
native of New York. having been born in
Livingston county. that state. September
q. 1865. He graduated from the Roches-
ter university in lss2 and five years later
came to this city. where he has lived ever
since. He served as chief clerk of the land
Office untN 1890, when he resigned and be-
gan the active practice of his profession in
partnership with the present city comp
troller, J. NJ. Carson. Later he accepted
the nomination on the Republican ticket
in the Fourth district for the house of rep
resentatives and was elected by a good
majority. While in the legislature he
made good record. He was the youngest
member Of tho legislature.