The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-07

by her brother, John l. Hecker. The
bride wore white satin and lace gown,
and tulle veil fastened with small clus-
tiers OF pearls and diamonds. The bride.
groom's cousin, Miss Jessie Voght. wa.
the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Cecile Flamarrion and Miss
Julia Woods, of San Francisco. The best
man was Mr.. Elma c. Ewing, Of Penob-
scot, Me. The ushers were Messrs. H.
Jones, Thompson and Paul Fleming.
After abrief tour the happy couple will
take up their residence in Seattle.
Sehulse-Paulson.
Mr.. Herman Schulze, of the Seattle fire
department, and Miss Anna c. Paulson,
were married at the residence of the brides
mother, 24l7 Third street. Seattle. Tues
day. May 2, 1893, Rev. John F. Damon
officiating. Among those who enjoyed
the wedding supper were Mrs. Paulson,
Capt. and Mrs. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Good and family, Mr.. Christian
Paulson. Mr.. Schulze had q home all
ready to which at q late hour the happy
couple retired.
snow-McKay.
Mr.. Leon e. Snow. of Everett, and Miss
Alice G. Mckay. OF Snohomish city. were
united in marriage at the Stevens hotel
parlor on the afternoon of Saturday,
April q. 1893, and left the same afternoon
on Wedding trip to Portland. Or. Rev.
John F. Damon officiated. Among those
witnessing the ceremony were Mrs. J. H.
Grant, Miss Ella NJ. Peckham and Mr..
William F. Brown.
johnson Lind quist.
On Wednesday evening at tho Swedish
Methodist Episcopal church Rev. o. E.
Olander united In marriage Rev. John
Johnson, pastor Of the church, and Miss
Minnie Lindquist. The entire congrega-
ton was present. and at the reception
which followed the wedding large num-
Der Of valuable presents were made the
happy couple.
Ne1sOn.Cure.
At the home of tho lady's parents, Sc
attic. on Tuesday evening. May 2, Mr..
Henry p. Nelson and Miss Edith N. Cure
were married by Rev. Clark Davis. A
host of friends were present at the cere-
mony and many beautiful and useful gifts
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
After the ceremony and congratulations Q
splendid luncheon was served.
Lund-Strand.
On Saturday evening, May 6, 1898, Mr..
Thomas Lund and Miss Emma Strand,
both of this city, were married at tho resi-.
dence of the officiating minister. John f.
Damon. $40 Fifth street, q few friends of
the happy couple attending to witness the
ceremony. Mr., Ernst Frank and Miss
Karine Olsen served a. groomsman and
bridesmaid.
soutar- Hagan.
Saturday evening. April @. ~ the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. James Scott, South Eighth
street, Mr.. John Soutar and Miss Martina
Hagan were united in marriage by Rev.
Clark Davis. Quite company Of friends
were present and most enjoyable dinner
was served after the ceremony.
Campbell.Ed miston.
At the parlors of the First NJ. P. church.
Tuesday evening. May 2, Mr.. John d.
Campbell and Miss Harriet l. Edmiston
were bound together in the holy bonds Of
wedlock. Rev. Clark Davis officiating.
siebert- d ucham.
Rev, DR.. George on Wednesday married
at the residence Of Mr.. Charles Brsvort,
Mr.. Robert E. Siebert and Miss Margaret
NJ. Bucham. both of this city.
To the Worlds Fair.
Seattle people are beginning to start for the
Worlds fair. Already q large number have
gone aud during the next month many more
will 90. On Wednesday . party consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 2. Stone. MIRA James Teddy and
n u n lo{t Snw -
East to return in june
Mrs. W. R Bentley and Mrs. A. p. Mitten left
during the week.
Today Mira Z. o. Graves and the Masses
Graves leave for Chicago.
Mr.. L J. Colmsn and A. g. Burwerl leave to.
morrow for q months trip to the East visiting
the Worlds fair.
Mrs. F. La Roche and son will leave next week
for an extended visit to the Worlds fair, New
York and other Eastern cities.
On Wednesday the following party will leave:
Mr.. Columbus I. Tyler. Mrs. J. c. Tyler. Senator
ana Mrs. Forrest. Miss Piper and Mr.. A. He'll.
bron. In Chicago the party will meet number
of Seattle people, including Mr.. and Mira z. O.
Graves and the Misses Graves. Three weeks
will be spent in visiting the fair and then the
entire party will 60 on to New York.
Coming Events.
Prof. Aker opens the summer season With q
bout bon party on Tuesday night
Mrs. T. T. shaffar will entertain the young
people OF the North Seattle Baptist church at
her home, No 72l Willow street, next Friday
evening.
Personal Social Notes.
Mr. John W. Hanna goes to Portland today.
Mrs 7. R Shepard will soon 70 to CaIifor.
mia
Attorney W. s. Relic 10 expected home today
from San Francisco
Hon. and Mra John Leary and Mra 4 p.
Ferry are now in New York city.
Miss Grace Koch, who has been quite Ill for
the past week, 10 able to be out again.
MIRA A. F. Burleigh was visiting Mr.. ana Mra
". A. Burleigh at Franklin last week.
Mr.. Mark Wilzinski, former resident OF
Seattle, is visiting relatives here this week
Mr. and MIRA II. A. Noble have taken mp their
residence at Yarrow with Mrs l. S J. Hunt
Mr. C. r. Young. OF San Jose. Cal, Is visiting
his sister, Mrs r H Young, at 60l Pike street.
Mr. Louis Mel. a weli-known San Francisco
insurance man. has been in the city this week
Mrs. Burrell and Mrs Griswold, of Portland.
have been visiting MrA J. j. Doheny during the
week
Mrs. Elmer johnson. Of sidney. wash. 10 Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and MrA Samuel
Coons.
Mra c. ". Holloway has gone East and Will
visit relatives in Michigan for . couple of
months q.
Mrs. J. Mob. Smith. OF vfctoria, arrived last
week on q visit to her brother, z. Bowdsn, OF
this city.
Mrs II. l. Isaacs aud children, Of Everett,
formerly of Seattle. are IN the city visiting Nrs
W. fuller
Mrs j. D. Lowman, accom- panied by her sis.