The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-01
Features OF MIA. po.t's Wedding.

Features OF MISS NEuulnE.
The church was beautifully decorated.
] Tall palms filed tho back of the chaneei
on either side OF the altar, white ciematis
trailed over the top OF the Reredose vases
flied with white and yellow dahlias and
African marigoIds. Memorial tablet and
the choir railing was twined with clematis.
aud punches Of yellow and white dahiias
Mt post of the choir rail. The windows
were banked with yellow marguerites.
and under the large rear window and back
ofthe font was dado OF large sunAowers.
About the font were banked dwarf palms
and the like. About 80 guests were pres
cnt. The maid OF honor wore blue tulle,
decollete. with fonnces oil white lace
around the shoulders. The bridesmaids
wore white Swiss, decollette, trimmed with
valeneiennes insertion aud lace. Miss
Boardman's was over pink satin. with
pink sash and silver ornaments. bouquet
la France roses, pink ribbon. Miss
Bowen's undcrdress was yellow satin. yell
low sash aud gold ornaments. bouquet
pearl roses, yellow ribbon. The brides
gown was white Swiss The skirt had
three tucked rufiles. edged with valen-
eiennes lace. The baby waist" was
square in the neck, with tucked rufEies,
large elbow sleeves. tuie veil and orange
blossoms. She wore a pearl necklace. with
pearl and diamond pendant in the shape
Of an edelweiss, hairpin aud pin TO match.
ali the .ift OF the groom. Her bouquet
was bride roses. tied with white ribbon.
The professional was Lohengrin's and the
occasional from Mendelssohn. Mrs. Post
wore a rich hrocade. The reception at the
hotel for the bridal party and few init
mate friends was very small and informal.
The recess in the hail of the hotel was
beautifully decorated with canopy and
hangings OF sword ferns caught back with
bands of la France roses. The supper
room was also deliberately decorated, and
delightful supper was served several
toasis drunk. chiefly TO the bride Capt,
Panton had his ship. the Victoria, hand
sotnely decorated in honor of the occasion,
together with pyroteehnieal display on
board in the evening. Prof Olaf Bull and
his orchestra volunteered their services at
the reception in courtesy TO past at.
ientions from the brides father The
bride received many handsome presents,
and many more are awaiting her at Van.
eouser aud Hongkong ~exquisite cut glass
bowls, pietnses. bon bon dishes aud silver
OF all sorts and description. spoons, forks,
knives, teie-a-tete set-~in fact everything
Afternoon ten cloths. doyiies. etc in hne
linen and embroidery, and diamond
necklace from Charley Twin Woe. of Port.
land. MIR. and Mrs. Brown left for Spokane
a. ll;N p. IA, thence they go 10 Banif and
Vancouver, after visiting WINNIPEG.
They sai on the Empress of India GA De
iober y for Hougkong, which will be
their home tor ave wears. They will I've
met at Vancouver by Mrs. Post. who goes
TO Hongkong also. They also received
several dozen kilograms conveying con
rtasulations. Mas George Green. Of Buff
iaio, y. 4. WAS also married the same
evening NJ O'Clock Miss Grecn visited
Miss Post year ago. aud married Mr.
Howard 4. Forman. In addition % the
bridesmaids and ushgrs, there we're pre-.
sent among others at Tie reception, Mr.
and Mrs. William Brown. Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Mel. Brown. Vancouver, II C. !:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, Winnipeg
Mrs. Mactarland Miss Cameron. Toronto.
Ont Miss Moods, Mrs. Piper. Boston /:
Ns and Mrs George II. Heilhron. Mr. A.
hciibfcn, Seattle Mr.. aad Mrs. ". n,
Tyler. laeoma; Mrs Walter Turner. Bos,
ten Mrs. Frank Glars. MIR and Mrs. 4.
". ingoFso,i, Ma, and Mcs. II H. Thomas.
VT y a AastHFsun+ NT. and Mrs. Ihes-
ter IhoTne Me-, snd Mrs NJ n Howe.
Ms aud Mrs, L. H. Manning. Nt. aud Mrs.
III, G. fostcr Mr.. snd Mrs. 4. kcrsbAw.
Miss kershas Mf fsayen worth ker-
shaw, Miss Gtlsgs, Miss Lacy 0rlecs. Mr..
Eyera.i 'r.Ess M. ana Ms \. r.. Nc.
C.esnc. Miss Underwood. Ms. Baaen.
Mrs. RayRaf. Tacoma.
Trinity sfuA k.renstn.
Trinity Cub gave a reception e. the