The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-24
s,ph-Harrington Wedding.

&4EH TN t4N1 EAEM 1
s..ssssl OF all af1ictions-ennui.
Hi1h-fIarrington Wedding.
~ wednesday evening. at s o'clock. a
- nretty wedding was solemnized In
-s.fg church. when Miss Mamie d. Har-
800 and Mr.. John Meeker High were
80 mar and wife. It was a chrysanthe-
= wedding. and those artistic flowers
- themselves most charmingly 10 the
ss.ue Of decoration. They bloomed in the
-..sel. az white IS SNOW among the green
-, OF the paine and potted plants sur
~ssng them on every side. A great
- formed OF them. cleaned purely
- under the lights. which shons down
- them, and separated the guests in
- "a the reception from those asked
~ q the ceremony. One OF the prettiest
.~s,sgsg CT the decoration was the canopy
y sa!asy white Swiss and maiden hair
81. under which the bridal pair stood
fusuz he ceremony. Al a little after s
- Wedding party moved down the aisle.
IN, came the three ushers. Mr.. H. w.
ca Mr. J. Mathew Miller and Mr.. j. ID.
Tstahef. then walked two bewitching lit
IL bridesmaids, Miss DorotAys kershaw
sas Mss HonoTa Thomas. In short sleeved
ssa low necked fr0cks OF white Swiss. car
ring IN their arms huge white chrysan-
;ssmsms. Miss Margaret Thomas follow
al Gs.ssed IN white Swiss. with yellow
ylss9aS, and holding yellow ehrysanthe-
mams. Mss Buell.. as the maid of honor.
xas vey sweet IN white organdie and
psk satln ribbons. She carried a large
baach Of pink chrysanthemums. Then the
hasbed muFmur ran through the church,
vhlch always proclaims the advent of the
bride, and she came slowly down the
aisle. with hef mother. 20 meet the groom
snd bis best man. Mr.. W. W. Clifton. al
TIE chancel. The organist played softly
sr a few moments while the words were
being spoken which united these TWO IN
The b5nAs Of matrimony. and then the
bridal party ami few friends repaired 10
the home Of Mrs. Harrington. whore an
Informal reception was held. The bride
looked charming In a simple gown of
phiie Ofgandle over white silk. en- train.
and eai severely plain. with white satin
stock collar and belt. Her veil was grace
fury fastened with a white chrysanthe-
nun, and her hoquot was composed OF
ne same beautiful flowers. Mrs. Harrang-
IA wore black silk, with widows deep
cArs ana cuffs Of white cambria. Mr..
AnA High viii be o on their we'd
81 Tip 10 Victoria about two days.
AMONG those az the reception were: Mi9s
Afrngion, Dir. and Mrs. c.. \. Brown,
II Doaald Mcdonald, Miss Mcdonald.
~ I, 5. Sherman. Mr.. Starr sherman.
= aad Mrs. J. NJ. Miller. Miss Paddock,
As Florence Paddock. Mrs. c. ". Sey-
Bon, Mss Seymour. Miss Jessie Seymour.
M J y. Owens. Dir. and Mrs. A. f.
AN5aine. Miss Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
afkaaaer Ballie, Mrs. Philip Kershaw,
~ Emlnoas. Miss Emmons. Mr.. w. w.
,also3 Mr. J. n. Fletcher. Miss Buell..
y and Mrs. Frank Case, Mrs. Rowe.
safe Rove. Airs. l.. c. Applegate.
Ns 1eah Thomas. Mr.. Lucius Thomas
Dime Museum Entertainment.
Va wednesday and Thursday evenings
We Mems Club OF St Luke's church gave
.fe'y unique entertainment In the parish
.ase o. the church. which proved success
- = 4 means Of Turing the shining dime
lv1a me Pockets Of accommodating young
So 70 a more suitable resting place in
= saaFea treasury. II was a dime muse
= ana the freaks" themselves, with
:. oAaFles ". Seymour as their show
- we're vel worth the price of admit
~ Ahey were exhibited on a platform
Y" NAN hail. and seated in a semi
~ graceful attitudes. they made an
.Ag&lhs array. FIRST came the bearded
- = represented by Mr.. Spike. Mr..
e-1tft Holt a. The fat woman created
80 nilTth. and Mr.. A. 4 Taylor az the
NaSiaa beauty" and the Albina NO.
t@a' ay M. Henry FIuersnS vera a~ot,allv
tang. The S!amesss Twins known in
"ay-aay lie As Ntssrs. jacobs and Hand
were ~lntroGucti AS Two hearts that
va as oDet' the MILD ma, f~,r, 49,.