The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09


Methodist Episcopal church. Of oiynuia.
The iavited gussts from Seattle were: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. c.
B. Basiey. MIss Myrta Bagley. Miss Eansi
Bagley. Miss Brownie Bagley. Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. r. Gridfth. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gra-
ham, Miss Lille Graham. Miss Jessie Gra-
ham. Master Oscar Graham, Mr.. and Mrs
William Graham, Miss Hattie Graham.
Miss Lsnnie Graham. Miss Blanche Gra-
ham and Capt J. Diekerson.
Rebeses- waite.
On Sunday. July 2. at 8 p m. ut the resi-
dencs of the brides parents, sOs Lewis
street, Mr. Milford II. Robson and Miss
Blanche E. Waite were united in marriage,
the Rev. Clark Davis officiating. After
the ceremony and congratulations by the
many friends present she party left at 30
p. m for whafcom and other Sound cities.
Those present were: Mr.. Eli Robson. Mr..
II. c. Robson. Mr.. ana Nm c. A. Waite,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Matthew. Mr.. and Ma.
j. w. Matthews. Mr.. and Mra ]. N.
Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Meyer, Mrs. N. A.
Hartman, Miss Addie Waite, Miss Bertha
Matthews, Miss Oracle E Matthews and
Miss Edith Cook
4organ-St. Ores.
On Monday afternoon. July 8. 1898, Mr..
Francis Morgan. of Mount Vernon, WASH,
and Miss Eta st. Ores. OF st. Helena, Cal.
were joined in marriage at the residence of
the officiating clergyman, John F. Damon,
80 Fifth street. in the presence Of . few
friends, among whom were Mrs Minnie
Drew and daughter. Mr.. d. r Reynolds.
AisS Lulu A. Reynolds. Mrs. NJ. l. Damon
and others. The fair bride had landed
from the steamship Umatilia on Monday
morning. and after the national holiday
went with her happy husband to his
Mount Vernon home. where his duties -
engineer Of mill will be less onerous. be-
cause home il no longer merely four
square walls"
PHILIPPE Ceggswell.
DR.. A. W. Phillips and Miss Nell Coggs-
well. teacher in the public schools. were
married at the home Of Mrs. James F.
Phinney. 1lo2 Eighth street. this city. on
Wednesday evening by Rev. D. c. Garrett.
rector Of st. Marks parish. The house
Was prettiiy decorated for the occasion.
The wedding vas very quiet. only few
friends Of the contracting parties bein &
present. The pair left the same evening
on short trip to Victoria. They will be
at home to their friends at 1lG2 Eighth
street after Wednesday.
Baird Peek.
Mr.. Edmund Q. Baird and Miss Emma
gene Peck we're married on Wednesday at
the residence Of the brides mother, at
l0z7 Hyde street, by Rev. Clark Davis.
Only the members Of the respective fami-
lies were present. After . pretty wedding
breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Baird left tho city
for brief absecce. Upon their return
they will Be at home, for the present, At
1927 Hyde street. Mr.. Baird is secretary
of the corporation Of Crawford 4 Conover.
aes-Lloyd.
Mr.. Evan Jones and Miss Katie Lloyd,
of Carhonado. were married At the Phoenix
hotel, Seattle, on Monday. July 3. py Rev.
]. NJ. Hughes, of the Welsh Presbyterian
church. Mr.. John d. Morgan, of New
castle. and Miss Anderson stood up with
them. After the ceremony good dinner
Vas served to this couple by tho landlady
Of the Phoenix, Mrs. Evans.
La0noP- DOnnslly.
Mr.. James Ladner and Mrs. Annie Don
nelly. both of Monohan, were quietly mar
ried by Rev. w. r. George, pastor Of First
NJ E. church. at the parsonage. 9oo Seneca
street. on the evening Of Wednesday,
Julya