The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-08

TIE nrantei yzz hsrEsd with holly ard
white carysark nernnxra. Tho 6irszg room
was trimmed With write aEe yellow. TIE
polished mahogany table -as lad win
dainty 6oyisex ard gTsz. bouquet % yell
sosy chrv sar t1exnu7s Rraced the board. Tas
tarsps were shaded with yellow ard tae
curtains were yellow. xoftensd b. Ents
lace. with grsiis and ovsr-s1slvss inter-
laced and banked with the treasures q
the forest. Refreshments were served On
dalntiiy decorated China. Coffee vas
unig1teiy obtained from a large Russisfs
faraovaT. a treasure % antiquity, and e3en
guest Upon departing wsz given box q
wsdslng cake Fr0n s - Until u o'eock
the rooms were fIfei with happy faces
ard TIE congratulations EXTENDED tae young
couple were heartily sincere, a. vel ss
those that were sig8w erred upoa me brides
father and mother Tire bride b young
woman OF unusual attachments, charm
ing c0uversatiOualist. az sweet disposition,
ard A general fsvorfte wherever s6e gees.
She IL a graduate Of Packer Institute. and
having Travelled with her father extensively
she has an extended knowledge q the
world TIE groom IL from an Oh Baltl-
more family. and since his r>si3enes on
this coas. has made a. engiable reputation
by his nonorab.s. manly and upright deal
snzs With those with whom be has come
IN contact. TIE young people started Gp-
on their bridal tour a. O'Clock, after their
friends had opened q sevensv-Tear-old bot
fge OF wire. which was dranIln t0astss gith
sood wishes for their happiness ard safe
return. They VII spend m0nta = Eaif-
f0rnsa. after which they win be al home
70 their friends at the residence Of Airs.
Alien where they VII reside during the
winter The mails and express have been
heavy with gifts from abroad which have
been showered upon the fortunate pair.
showing the esteem ia which they are
- u Il
are nearer have added their gifts IN abund-
ance until Mr.. and Mrs Simpson are az
well provided for 50 their friends could
wish The officers Of the various revenue
vessels which are here, lent AZ unusual
charm 70 tho evenings festivities BY wear
ing their fgll dress uniforms, thus bright
ea.ng ths effect OF costume with their gilt
fering gold and national blue. Mr. David
Val. OF San Francisco. an uncle Of the
bride. was tho only relative from abroad
that vas present az the wedding festyitlesA
hut a happy feature OF the evening was
the receipt OF congra fulatory kilograms
from the absent grandfather Capt. Vail.
aad the grooms mother and brothers. OF
Baltimore
One OF the pleasantest small affairs OF
the season vas the dancing club last Tues
day evening which vas attended by many
OF the officers OF the cutters In full dress
uniform. and the dancing was enjoyed Till
ar early RpNF IN the fNHfHiflEs nose pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs 4. T.. Turner. Mr..
and Mrs. T. - ONeill. Lieut. and Mrs.
Berry. Lieut.. aud Mrs. Perry, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Hall Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Pugh. Mrs.
Downs, Mrs. Frank Bartlett. Mrs Al
Bartlett. Mrs Steiner. MIS-. Hodgl<ins.
Mrs. Harklus. Mrs Prlngle, GIrs. Hast
ings, Miss Bader. Miss Gooch, Miss Daisy
Gooeh, Miss Allen. Miss Lou Allen. Miss
Downs. Miss Cordelia Downs. Miss Eek
land. Miss Emily Eckland. Miss Munger,
Mics Hickey, OF Victoria. Mlss Hammond.
Miss Addie Hammond. Miss Lottie Ham
fnon9. Miss sheehan. Miss futile, Miss
Morrison. Mas Cora Morrison, Miss Lit
tleneid. Miss Moore OF Seattle, Miss Pugh.
Miss piamley, Miss Trimble. Miss Ger
trude Trimble, Mr.. Hudson. Mr.. Pugh. Mr..
Baker. Mr. Reese. Mr.. Molauder. Mr..
Hammond Mr.. sWaycott. Mr.. Lively. Mr..
Phillips. Mr.. Dobbs. Mr.. Nilsson Dobbs.
Mr.. John Dobbs. Mr.. Davies. Mr. Nelson,
Mr. Wood Mr.. Piumley. Mr.. Jennings.
MT. Fringie. MIR. Reynolds. Mr.. Tweedie.
Mr.. O'Day. Engineer Jones and Chief En-
gineer Broadbent.
surprise party was rendered Mr. Ed
Smith on Wednesday evening at the resi-
f'ence or his brother. Mr.. Del Cary Smith,
At which a pleasant evening was spent at
cards and various garaes. Those present
we're Mrs Bliss. Miss Phillips, Miss
Moore Miss Carroll. Miss Baker. Miss
Mt Al Phillips. Mr.. Ed pemmons. Mr. Al
Jones. Mr. Frank Gent. Mr.. ia Bracken.
MIR. James Scott. Dir. Del Cary Smith and
Dir Ed Smith.
Mrs. I Eatz gave an afternoon tea 20
young ladies' last Tuesday In honor cf Miss
Elllie Rostein. OF Victoria sister of Mrs.
AK Gerson. OF this place. and Miss Nina
West. OF Salem. Or, sister OF Mr.. I. Z.
West Of this place. The interior of the
house was beautifully decorated. and aft
er an afternoon spent in music and cards
tea WIS served at ) O. clock. Those pres
eut were Misc Lille Rostcin, Miss Nina
West Miss Rosa West. Miss Josie Allen.
Miss Francol Hastings. Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Stella bradshaw. Miss Liela Seavey.
Miss Anna Barthrop. Mrs. West. OF Salem,
Mrs l.. r. West, Mrs. Max Gcrson.
musicale ia 60 be- held az the audito-
rum Of the Presbyterian church next
Wednesday evening. by the pupils or Miss
Helen Smith.
Miss Moore. Of Seattle. Is visiting at the
home az Rev. and Mrs. g. .. Baker.
sir. A. T.. Veins. who is stopping az the
homs % Mr. and Mira katz. VIII so 10
California after the holidays. on account
OF hts health. ana expects % return 10 his
home IN Germany IN the sPring.
Mss Fox. OF Tacoma. Is here. visiting
her sister. Mrs. Charles Davis.
Miss Sadie Payne spent few days in
Seattle last week.
Prof. II. 4. Peck. OF the Ballard public
schools. was In Port Townsend last week.
visiting friends
Miss Jessie Tuttie was in Seattle the
frst OF the week
Mr. ". y Ftejfrer spent last saturday
and sunday IN Seattle
Mr.. A. c. Hamilton was IN Seattle last
Sunday.
nr. Robert Iyan has returned from an
extended trip through Eastern Washing
ten.
Mrs W & Dawson AMI children have
returned FROM Seattle and Port Gamble.
where they have been visiting relatives
ana friends.
judge ANA Mira NJ y. Sachs have re-
turned from 4 trip 90 Sacramento. whore
they won't after Judge Sachs recent Sc
we're uncss. lie has entirely recovered
from the effects ~ that sickness
NJ. Frank R1wors. county coroner. has
gone % I'ysht Clallam c13nty. - Srend
tho winter. Nr. James \. wood VIII 80
acting coroner duting the absence OF Mr..
bowers.
tYrst Lieut.. Kirkland W. Perry. ov-
ecutive officer Of tae cutter Grant. has
been detached from that vessel ard or-
dere1 30 the cutter Wolcott. cow At StkA
First Ijcut W D. REYNOLDS. OF the Wo.-
colt. WI come to the Grant
Capt g. T. Hooper. recently promoted -
be Superintendent = naval construction
and repairs ca the Pacific coast. and Who
has been $50 PORT Townsend the past tn
days ln connection with tina proposed re-
pairs of tho Grant and CorWin, Is now in
Seattle
The officers % the cutters Ccrwla ana
Grant VIII tender "a reception az the Key
CITY ClHh hau one night next week "a
First I.'eut Francis NJ purxooiy. 81 tae
cutter EtenlEi Rush has been detached