The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-27
FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
ALI NAY Go to the Fair on Post
Intelligencer' Day.
CHILDREN AND PARENTS. TOO.
The Fare for Adults Only IS Cents. In
ending Admission = The CPL"
Brides Wedding Dress.

The tickets for adults on Posr-IyrELLI-
eEscER dav. Saturday, September %, at
the Interstate tair are now on sale at the
business Office of this paper at IS cents
each. These tickets are good for the
round trip from Seattle to Tacoma. includ-
ing admission 10 the fair Most of the
concessionaries within the grounds have
agreed to admit holders of these tickets
free and the others have reduced the ad-
mission one half On all steamers except
the State of Washington il will be neces-
sary forJthe children to be accompanied By
an adult. Those desiri ng tickets wilLcon-
fer q favor by calling early.
The First Regiment band viii accom-
psny the excursion. leaving Seattle on the
earliest boat.
+ The presents TO be given 10 the couple
who will be married on PosT-INTELLfsEs-
GER day will be placed on exhibition at the
fair today. The following is a list of those
to be given by Seattle business firms:
j. H. Calvert Il Co.. 7l6 Front street,
family Bible.
South Third street. morocco album.
Standard Furniture Company, 70s Sec
ond street. fancy rocker.
Riley Bros. 500 Second street, wedding
scarf for groom.
Haley Grocery Company, 720 Second
street. five pounds Mocha and Java coffee.
Henry's Candy Store, 800 Second street,
box of candy.
Mark Ten SUE. si3 Second street, fancy
handkerchief box.
Fraser 4 Wilson. corner Pike and Fifth
streets. handsome cslluloid set.
George w. Hadneid. Second and Uni
versity streets, dainty cut glass rose bowl.
q. Rheinlander. SIS Second street, fancy
purse for bride.
Spelger & Hurlbut. AIS Pike street, beau
tifui cut glass table set.
"Cow Butter Man." Front street, mean
Pike, tub Iowa creamery butter.
Provn a. Mexican. corner Fifth and
Pike streets, elegant fox rug for parior.
Sutton Il Allan. l04 South Second
street. necktie for groom.
Frederick, Nelson Munro, corner Sec
ond and University streets, magnificent
banquet lamp.
Globe Wall Paper Company, 907 Second
street. fine renarque proof etching.
Miss Nellie Brooke, the Seattle girl who
will be married on Posr-ISTELLiGEycKR
day TO James Ingram. of Tacoma, was
seen last evening by trusted Courier who
carried to her sealed message of fidelity
from her lover. Miss Brooke lives at SIT
Suffer street, and is a plump, ruddy-faced
young woman of about-well. she didn't
give her age, but she is young-very nice
and just as sweet as anything. She took
tine message, broke the seal and read the
contents smiling and blushing as she pro-
ceeded. The message told the young lady
that he had only one favor to ask, and
that was q description of her wedding
dress
.sIt's very plain and Seat" she said.
blushing coyly. ~ don't know how to
describe it, but it's white-cream white
cashmere. trimmed in cream white lace
and ribbons. / don't know how else TO
describe it except that it's nice and plain. T"
lis there train ~
mo, no train; just short sleeves and
skirt of walking length. LIS sensible
dress. 1t will be a surplice waist. Oh.
yes! will have cream white veil and
natural flowers. l haven't decided what
kind of flowers yet. but / think I'll have
some cream white rose buds. saw some
beautiful ones the other day"
white slippers, l suppose?"
"Yes, of courseF
"Won't YOU be afraid to get married
before all those peopleY" the messenger
asked.
'No He'll be there; won't be afraid |
1t won't last long, anyway"
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. In
gram will take up their residence in Ia
coma.
Through the kindness of Capt. w. r.
Ballard ell children will be allowed to ride
tree on the cars of the West Street e.
North End Electric railway to and from
their homes on Posr-INTEfIIGsScERd ay