The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-26

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BLACK DIAMOND SOCIETY.
The Hanson arnbuIi Wedding
"Hard Times'' Entsrtainment.
Mr. Alexander G. Hanson and MISS
Jennie J. Turnbull were married in the
Masonic hall at Black Diamond on Tues
day evening. by Rev. H. T. Shepard. The
hail was beautifully decorated by the
friends Of the bride. A graceful arch of
evergreen, covered with white roses.
spanned the platform, and from its center
was suspended . large and perfectly
formed bell of moss and flowers. The
motto. United Hearts," adorned the
wall above tho arch, and the names
Hanson" and ''Turnbull" appeared in
tastefuliy arranged letters upon the oppo-
site sides Of the hall. The bride and
bridegroom, with the bridesmaid, Miss
Agnes Turnbull, sister Of the bride. and
the groomsman, Mr.. Charles s. Hanson.
brother Of the bridegroom, stood beneath
the arch while the ceremony was per-
formed. The hall was filled to overflow
ing, and tine supper was served to the
guests.
The company was entertained with
music BY violin, cornet and organ and
singing. Those who sang were: Mr.. J..
N. Philips. Mrs. J. NJ. Philips. Miss Talie
Evans. Mr.. 7. Raymond. Mr.. w. T. Jones,
Miss Lizzie A. Jones, Mr.. w. W. Davis
and MI. J. Z. Jones. A sensation was
produced in the middle of the evening by
the noise of tramping feet and the ap-
pearance of Superintendent Morgans at
the door leading in dozen coal blackened
miners IN full mining suits, caps and
lighted pit lamps, with drum. fife and tri-
angles. They filed in and out, disappear
ing a. mysteriously ~ they came.
MI. A. q. Hanson 10 the agent Of the
Oregon improvement Company at Black
Diamond and partner with Mr.. T. G.
Spadht in the Summit Lumber Company.
The bride is daughter Of Mr.. A. Turn
bull. chief mechanic of the Black Diamond
Coal Company. The new couple will re-
side At Black Diamond in the station
building. which Mr.. Hanson's employers
will enlarge and improve for his use.
Among those present and assisting in tho
exercises and festivities Of tho occasion
were many friends fromneighboring towns
and . number of the Masonic order, in
which the brides father 10 q high officer.
The bride was attired in . cream japanese
crepe costume, with . stylish short train,
and fashioned with the utmost simplicity,
delicate point lace edging the footing of
the plain skirt. The veil was caught with
. wreath Of lilies Of the valley. She car
ried bouquet of lilies Of tho valley.
The bridesmaid was attired in Nile
green nuns yelling. with . deep fall Of
lace from low round tho neck and around
the foot Of skirt. She also carried lilies
of the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson were
the recipients Of many presents. Those
present we're: Rev. H. T. Shepard, Mr..
NJ. Morgaus, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
N. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield. Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Langford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Turnbull,
Mr.. E. J. Thomas. Miss Sadie Morgan,
Mr.. W. A. Murray, Mr.. P. G. Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Davis, Mr.. L. E.
Whitfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Ovens, Mr..
and Mrs. Abrams. ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Watkins. ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins. jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. p. Calhoun, Miss Tale Evans. Mr..
Evans. Miss Lizzie Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson, Miss Edith Hutchinson,
Miss Lille Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
r. Davis, Miss Esther Davis, Miss Mary
Lizzie Davis. Miss Edith Thomas, Miss
Lizzie Gibbon, Mr.. Joe Krause, Mr.. Joe
Bowen, Mr.. Tom Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. Vestings. Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hanson, Mr..
Frank Finn. Mr.. Mike Bossinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Thomas. Mr.. J. X. Mills. Mr..
Douglas. Mr.. Poston. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Jones, Miss Lizzie A.
Jones, Mr.. J. f. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson. Miss Lille Lawrence, Master
Willie Lawrence. Miss Tina Murray, Miss
Hannah Gallagher. Mr.. and Mrs. Topkin,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Davis, Mr. and Mrs
John Gwilym, Mrs. DR.. Brown. Mr. Ed
Hughes, Mr.. J. A. McBeau. Master Willie
Thomas. Mr.. Symmington. Mr.. James
Jansen. Master Eddie Curran. Mrs.
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Borgan, Miss Amanda
Pomquist. Miss Bette Larson. Master
Charley Larsen, Mr.. Aurel Larson, Mr.
Linden, Miss Maud Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. H. Davis. Mr. w. T. Jones, Miss Amelia
Jones, Mrs. NJ. Thomas, Miss Lou Kidd.
Oliver Jones. Miss Name Jones. Mr.. d. K.
Porter, Mr.. Charley George, Mr.. Tom
Spait. Mr. A. Dinkelspiel. Mr.. II. Dinkel-
Splel. MT. JonU DafCi6N. MI Jpuu Drydut,
Mr.. Dave Morgan. Mr.. Dave Weber, Mr..
and Mrs. Baker. Mr.. Hugh Evans. Mr..
Walter Morgans. Mr.. and MIS-. G. Jones.
Mr.. Jake Thomas, Mr.. Sidebotham and
Mr.. w II. Gibbon.
The Ladies Aid Society of Black Dia-
mond will give 'hard times entertain
ment" on Tuesday evening. a, which
everyone must be dressed in old and torn
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view have enlisted the doors Of good. as
we'll rs the seekers Of pleasure, in behalf
Of the purposes of the society. Mrs. Will
liam ". Davis is president of the organi-
za,ion. and Miss Ida Il. Davis, secretary.
The society expects TO hold at least fort
nightly meetings. The Tuesday night
entertainment will be given in the Black
Diamond hall, and will include q literary
programme. games, and supper.
rCYALLCr SOCIAL AFFAIRS.