The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24
BELLIseHAM BAY SOCIETY.


FAtrheveu.
FArREAvrs, Sept. 2s.-(specisI. IA very
pleasant wedding took place Wednesday
afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Toles, when the younger OF their
two daughters. Miss Mertie +. Toles. one
OF Fairhaven's most popular young ladies,
was married TO Mr.. Arnold Hooper, OF
Moscow, Idaho, Rev. W. A. Mackey, of
the Presbyterian church, performing the
ceremony. Mrs. Maekey presided at the
piano and played Mendelssohn's wedding
march and the bridal march from "Lohen-
grim" the first preceding the ceremony
and the second At its conclusion. The
bride, who was handsomely attired in
white L1nsdowne With lace trimmings. was
attended by her sister. Miss Ada ToIes, as
maid or honor, with Mr.. J. VI. Acheson as
groomsman. The pariors were aitractively
decorated with flowers. evergreens and
autumn leaves. and were filled with the
more intimate friends of the family, who
did full Justice to the fine lunch served.
and wished the young couple all the good
things of earth. Those present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Toies, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Allerton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Campbell, DIR. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Chestnut. Mrs. Peacock. of Mount Yer
non; Mrs. Lent. Of Seattle; Mrs. Groff.
Mrs. Wilson. Miss Ada Toles. Miss Croft.
Miss Roll Miss Sadie Roll. Miss woodin.
Miss Lille Woodin, Miss Spencer, Miss
Holman, Miss Smith, Miss Byrne. Miss
Barden, Miss Huntoon, Miss Waldrip,
Miss Laura waldrip. Miss Ada Peacock,
Miss Lillian Miller, Miss Weilman, Miss
Edith wellman, Mr. Harry Woodin, Mr..
s. J. knight. Mr.. Frank Woodin, Mr.. b.
w. Huntoon, Mr.. T. w. Moore. Mr. J.
NJ. Acheson, Mr.. Harry Weliman, Mr.
Frank Vandemark, Mr.. l.. P. Byrne.
Last evening the members of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church rendered o recep-
ton at the church 10 their new pastor,
Rev. Charles McDermoth and family.
George Il. Brand did tbs honors as presid-
ing officer. A bountiful lunch was served
and the following programme of exercises
was rendered:
Hymn-''CoTonation". By the audience
Prayer..... s....................R Rev. Mr.. Wright
Recitstlon-.'Tamre' Miss Goodrich
solo--"Model Church" ..........M rs Brand
Response ............... Rev. Charles McDcrmoth
Addresses. .Revs. Crsndall and Wright
Monday evening very enjoyable dane
ing party was given at the Knights Of
Pyth!as hall in Fairhaven In honor of
Misses Cora. Ida and Nettie Smith and
Miss Daisy Homan. who are about to re-
move TO Seattle, much to the regret of the
young people here. Those present were:
Mrs. Percy f. Smith, Mrs. ]. A. Borie,
Mrs. A. ]. Borie, Mrs. Downic, Mrs Tom
linson, Mrs. George w. Lysle. Miss E. L.
Cowgirl, Miss Daisy Holman, Miss Cora
Smith, Miss Ida Smith, Miss Nettie Smith
Miss Cora Rose. Miss Mabel Byrne, Miss
Mamie 'Tomlinson. Miss Jennie Benson,
Miss Edith Weliman, Miss Marion Can
field, Miss Laura CanfeId. Miss Estella
Ross, Miss Lillias Sutherland, Mr.. W. A.
Handy. Mr. f. F. Bevens, Mr.. Fred Ben
son, Mr.. Harry Woodin, Mr.. Frank
Woodin, Mr.. Henry Tomlinson. Mr.. John
Tompkins, Mr.. NJ. C. Dickinson. Mr.. Hal
Ter Gillette. Mr.. S. w. Bateman, Mr.. c. w.
Felch. Mr.. c. w. Howard, Mr. J. II.
Bioedel, Mr.. Z. C. Bins, Mr.. Frank Freer,
Mr. L. T. Byrne. Mr.. +. u. Alexander.
At Mrs. +. L. Cowgiil's Thursday even
ing Mr.. W. A. Hardy and Mr.. j. A. Sea-
man gave very pleasant card and dane
Ing party. at which the following named la
dies and gentlemen were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Cowgirl. Mrs. Percy f. Smith,
Miss Daisy Holman. Miss Cora Smith.
Miss Ida Smith, Miss Jennie Benson. Miss
Mabel Byrne. Mr.. W. A. Hardy, Mr.. j. A.
Seaman, Mr.. c. W. Howard. Mr.. Ed Clarke.
Mr.. John Templin. Mr.. Frank Woodln,
MIR, l.. I. Byrne, Mr.. Fred Benson.
The Ladies' Clover Club was entertained
this week By Mrs. ID. X Inslce, the honors
at which we're captured by Mrs. T.. w.
Purdy and Mrs. NJ. T.. Stangroom.
Mr.. John Lysle entertained small party
of his friends Wednesday evening at mis-
home in Whatcom. Those presen, were
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Lysle. Mrs. ]. A.
Borie. Mrs. A. j. Borie, Mrs. nownie and
W. 4. Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. Gamwell, Mrs. F. ] {.
Hamilton. Miss Gertrude Hakes and
Arthur Gamwell returned from an ex-
tended cruise among the islands.
D The knights of Pythias' hall in What
com was the scene Of = very pleasan
dancing party last Friday evening. for
which most delightful music was rendered
hy Mr.. g. +. Rose on the octarina, Mr.
/ Charles /. Ferry violin. and Mr. W. W.
Wsdhams, guitar. The programme was
pleasantly varied by the rendition Of two
| vocal selections by Miss Grace Fouts.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
! Branin, Mr. and Mrs. L. t. Stsnger, Mr..
and Mrs. f. \. bronson, Mr. and Mrs. ".
| 4. Golden. Mrs. Mann, Of Toronto; Mrs
LGkens. Miss trace Fouts. Miss Masette
| Cole. Miss Ida Powell. Miss Lizzie Bsall
Miss Lee. Miss keelor. Miss Tude Moffat;.
Miss tiarrets. Miss B,omquiSt, Miss Alien.
Miss 1hristman. Miss Nora Miller. Mis-.
Sutherland. Miss Rogers, Miss Campbell
Mr., Likens. Mr.. j. h. Dawson, Mr.. lee
Marcy. Mr. Mason. Mr.. r. {. Lick. Mr..
Ware, Mr. Cecil Racon, Mr.. Charles Stock.
iein, Mr. James Van xaadf, Mr. T. D.
Beat,ie. Mr.. Winston AppleAy. Mr. C.eve.
Land, Mr.. Early, Mr.. Damn. Mr.. 4. T.
pobbs. Mr., Hoffman, Mr.. Nicholson, Mr..
BIomqaiSt Mr. James Meikie and Mr..
! Cal,not
/ Mrs +. II. Farnham lefs Tuesday for
The Worlds fair and 10 visit friends =;
AKRON. %
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George C. JARVIS. Of Ia.
I yeka. ca. are visiting Whsieom frlends.
| Ms, and Mrs.. }. Il, Critics have returned
/ fEem Cascaso.
( MIR. aud Mrs. H. f. Hsdley and thei;
I Children have returned from Illinois sc,
I eo1npan3ed nv the children at &. W. DorE,
Mr., ana Mrs Andrew We!eh. of Wor.
I oes'e-. Nsss., Ten for thesE home Thursday
alter SeVeEa! weeks viSss with theti
daughter Mrs ". T. PAgcA. Of this place
! e. 81. Haribart. deputy county clerk,
lea 'has weeS 80 vjsis lhe Worlds fair and
h's former home az IIoTneIisviile. y. Y.
Mr.. aaa Mrs. Robert l. S,rahorp. Of
I Boston. and Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Dickin.
Z sawh