The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
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r1ar~.est IN Portland CT wednesday 20
1-Ss Marion t-aaretGa GulalxSon. of that
S*.4. Mass Nfa.ASson = quite waIl known
l@ tae younger set IN Seattle. SIZE having
VISITED aer sister. Mrs. 4 p. Warner. sew
esAl months -asg winter. Ii Was AZ ghss
tire taat AR, Atk1nsan first met asS wife
aud the mutual friendship xhzG s4arsrsz an
between them s03a rlpens3 1nsa gaVe. am!
~aen zoe young LADY seft for her Portland
&ae&Ae II vas ~sth sae understanding fAar
sne wo1ld saoa return as Airs. Atkinson
re SToen = extremely popular IA seat
tie, Where .Ee has grown from hovhespf IN
man estate Mr.. Atkinson and bride ar
rSed IN Seattle Oh THURSDAY and we're
driven az once % their future hofne. 1ssS
Sixteenth avenue
The Portland Evening Telegram had he
following - say Of the nQpesaIs
\ very quiet &us exceed fnsfv rSratty
wedding took place az O'Clock th.s after
noon IN psar3ors . and II 81 the Portland
notel- TIE aga contracting persons we're
Mss Marion L4aQrEGfa tftl3txSon second
daughter of Mr. and AIRS Il. r. GsQlhxsan,
q young lady very popular here for her
charming manner. ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
beauty. and Mr.. Merton Ed8y Atkinson.
OF Seattle, ex-treasurer Of that city The
Sfaon i Of polished manner. handsome IN
appearance ard possessed Of qualities %
assist ann IN attaining prominence in LIFE
The parsurs m which tha Young gouale
weFe launched upon the pace waters 0f
naakr3mong by Rev. L. Z. 1lil OF The FIRST
Freshs terrain church. we're most tastef0l}y
decorated under the supervision OF Land
lord Bowers, and the post aupftal Iaach-
con Was served there IN the most dainty
and exquisite taste. Miss Edla Guiaxson.
youngcst sister 81 the BRIDE led The bridal
party. She IS . beautiful child with an
angelic face Size was agflred in rainbow
silk. Then followed Miss Ruby Wells. as
maid OF honor, Miss Mae GllhIana. as
bridesmaid. MI Harry Guuixson. as best
man, and Mr. Philip Lombard. As usher
The brides gown was a beautiful ivory
hrocaded satin. The skirt was made short
and faA and the waist beautifully
trimmed with puchesse lace. She carried
brides roses. The Misses Wells AMI G.l!.-
lard We're a1flred in orgaadle trimmed
VITA lace, and carried ehrysanthemams
None bar the very closest friends Of the
neE couple attended tbs ceremony. At
o'clock this evening Air. ana Mrs Akin
son leave for Seattle"
Mr.. John Edmond Gabriel. of San Fran
cisco. and Mss Lolita NJ. Cove eldest
daughter Of Capt. Aqu4lia Cove, Of this
city We're quietly married al the home Of
the brides parents. iaes Ninth avenue
north. on Tuesday evening. Rev John +.
Damon officiating. The rooms were lastly
decorated for the occasion. and the few
friends who. with the relatives OF the
bride. Witnessed thu ceremony, attestrd
tae high esteem IN which the contracting
parties We're held among those TO whom
thelr lives had been as an open book A
very choice lunch followed the ceremony.
and me gifts the happy pair bore away
with them yesterday they sailed for
their California home viii remind them
OF the loved ones left behind Among
those IN attendance were Capt and Mrs.
Aqu!lla Cove, Col. and Mrs. Joseph Green
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. McRea. Mrs. NJ.
T. Damon, Miss Macheae Cove. Miss Nc
Rae. Miss Angie Cove. Capt. George w.
Cove and others.
AIiss Ella Gertrude Lugrin was married
in San Francisco last Tuesday to Ma
thaniel Peel Shaw or that city Miss Tn-
grin il the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
9. II. Lugrin. Of this city. Mr. Shaw form
erly resided in New Brunswick. Canada.
which was the brides former horne After
remaining few months in California Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw will visit Seattle. coming
by way Of Montana and British Columbia.
where he has mining interests. The
couple viii reside somewhere in the North
west. probably IN British Columbia.
Mr.. John Wesley rurkeypile. of this
city, and Miss Lottie ]. Hall or Bothell.
were on Tuesday afternoon joined In mar
rage at the residence o. ene officiating
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enue. Mr.. l. Il. Purkeyplle and Miss
Oracle Evans. Of Colby. kiisap county.
doing the honoTs as graomsman and
bridesmaid. In the wedding party were.
Mrs. Amanda Purkeyp.le. Mr.. David pur-
keyplIe aud Mr.. David II. Purkeyp!le.
Mr., Thomas r. Crandall and Mrs. joan
ma Williams. both OF this city, were mar
ried az the residence Of NJ and Mrs r..
). CranIaIl. South Second street near
Washington on Tuesday evening, October
-, Rev John r. Damon officiating. Among
the witnesses were; Mr.. and Mrs. r j.
Cran3ail. Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Burkran.
Mrs. IL. Could Mr. n. Stewart. AIR. Ed
ward b. CranGaI. Mr.. Elmer =. CrandaII
Mr. William r Langd0n and Miss Ida O.
Vert. both OF this city. were quietly mar
ried 1t the residence of the officiating cler-
gyman. JOHN r Damon 9l4 Fifth avenue.
On Monday evening IN the presence OF a
few relatives and friends. among whom
were: Mrs. Archur Bell. Mrs, Frank Van
Broeklin. Mrs. : J. i.ansdon aad aIiSs
Hazel Van Brockgn.
Mr. Frank c. Bell and Niss Opal a Wat
kins. accompanied by Mrs Clara Watkins.
mother oF tae bride. constituted 4 wesfdsng
party from Edmonts, Snon0Fatsh county.
Tuesday afternoon. when they visited ghs
residence % the officiating clergyman.
john r. Damon. si0 F.fIh avenue. and
ware duiy MARI FL before a sruall company
% witnesses. returning 10 Edmonds the
day following.
Mr. Nils A. Wesieen. Of the yestra Pos
ten and Miss Nellie Teresa callsgan.
daughter % Mr. Martin J. CaIliaan of
this city were quietly married az the resi-
aencs Of the officiating clergyman. John
Damon 81 evening faNu -