The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05
BRowN-Fo~rER.
President Of Monte Crfsso Road Wecs
Fair Young Woman.

Fair Young Woman.
Everett May 4-special.-Ons OF the
most delightful events that has occurred
In rhs social circles OF this city for many
day was the wedding OF Ar George
ia nnson Brown and Miss Elizabeth Fos-
ter on Tuesday az Trinity Episcopal
church II was an suSplesous day ana
many responded 10 the invitations Tor
as a rule everybody likes to see
church wedding. Flowers. ferns. ported
plants and pretty designs graced the
interior o. the edifce. one OF these was
an arched gateway OF evergreens over
the middle aisle. with two little girls as
bridesmaids holding the gates open A
forsl bell We suspended above the
chancef. Rev. C ]. Brenton offsciatec,
and Mr.. William Howarfh presided al
the organ. playing some tine selectiohs
while the guests we're assembling, among
them being Bee hovens sonato NO. -
he played the wedding march from
"'Iohengrin'' as the bridal party entered
and Mendelssohn's wedding march as
they went out The groom, accompanied
By Dir. r. III. Mulford az best man. en-
tered from the vestry and took their
places Al one side OF the chancei. While
Mrs Augusta Piummer Foster. the
mother of the bride. was escorted by
her son 10 the opposite side OF the
chancel Ar. A. Il. Whitney, jr.. and
MIR. V. ]. Pearse. the ushers, led the
bridal procession. followed by two little
girls Agnes Duryee and Helen Baird,
as bridesmaids. They were dressed In
white. After them came Miss Florence
KnowIton as maid OF honor. and lastly
the bride, leaning on the arm OF her
brother. Mr. Philip L. Foster. The
bride wore her mothers wedding dress,
white silk covered with crepe de chene.
trlmemd with duehesse lace. pearl orra-
ments. tulie veil. with natural lilies OF
the valley. In place OF bouquet she
carried a beautiful prayer book contain
lng simply the marriage service, which
she handed to the clergyman, who re-
turned Il after the ceremony with the
marriage certificate inscribed I'm IL and
the names OF the bridal party as wit
nesses. Miss Knowlton's dress was
shrimp pink benEaline with old rose
velvet sleeves. lace bertha. pink rosettes.
She carried a bunch OF American beauty
roses tied with pink ribbon and clasped
with a souvenir pin for the bride. Mrs.
Foster wore a Blue and velvet toilet
trimmed with Jet and lace. black lace
bonnet with pink roses. She carried
bunch of pink roses. a social hour was
passed at the Hotel Monte Cristo after
the wedding. the bride and groom ieav-
ing on the afternoon train for Seattle
and Victoria Many elegant presents
were received by them besides numerous
kilograms OF congratGlatton. The bride
Is a granddaughter OF the late John l.
Plumfner, OF New York city. The groom
Is a prominent attorney here and presi-
dent OF che Everett & Monte Cristo rail-
road He Is the son OF Rev. Dr. 1. Ed
win Brown OF Philadelphia.
Among the guests present were: Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles s. MilIiken. of Tacoma !;
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Duryee. Mr.. and
Mrs. ] y. Crooker Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. brown
ell, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reicheneker.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Brown. DR.. and Mrs
". c. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. w Q. S%ai-
well, NDr. and Mrs. c. Z. Thomas, Mir
and Mrs W. de r Edwards Mr.. and
MIRA stephen knowlton. DR.. and Mrs. q,
W ckweii, Mr. and Mrs. = n White,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Baird. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. steward. MIR. and Mrs. c. l. Mar
shall Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph irving, Mr..
and Mrs. ". Howarth, Mr. and Mrs. L. ID.
Gadshafi. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Stock
bridge. MIR and Mrs. :. NJ. Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs George Clark. Mr.. and Mrs j.
If Hilton. Mr. and 8Irs. J. T.. Bell, AIR.
and airs. A. \. Broieck. Mr.. and Mrs.
L e. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Bowen.
MIR and Mrs. b. II. Vollans. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Caithness Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. saxton. Rev. and Mrs. W. c. Weir.
Rev. and Mrs +. V. Claypool. Mr.. and
Mira J. Hes,oa. Mrs. r. l.. Bailey, Mrs.
g II, Royntou. Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs. Sears,
Mrs. Goldshorough. Mrs. 9. ". Jones,
Mrs. Mueller. Mrs. Camel. Mrs. Mcbride.
Mrs Harris Mrs. Cornelius. Mrs. Lentzy.
Mrs J J. Clark. Miss A. E. Brown. Miss
wheepley. Miss Roichcneker. Miss Clark.
Miss NeT. the Misses Saxton, the Misses
Edwards Mr.. c. n. Fratt. Mr.. George
Osborn. Mr.. \. 6. Taylor. Mr.. n. c.
Johnson. Mr.. r.. {. Mony. Mr., !. NJ.
Vernon. Dr. r. s. Hanna. Mr.. John c.
nornin. Mr. J. ". ConneIla. Mr.. Robert
wIldes Mr.. II. \. Richards. Mr. Charles
T. Rergiund. Mr. Maurice Wildes, Nr.
Clarence King Mr.. Charles Mills. Mr.
| Daniel Duryee. Mr. Albert Duryee. Mr..
Corey DnrYee. Mr.. /. @. Hnhheu