The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

One q the qu:e, but largely ATTENDED a1-
fasrs Of TIE week was the marriage q Nis
blythe Cook and Mr.. d. Wxzbur Brown
last Monday evening at the Third Cum
be-4an9 Presbyterian church. TIE con-
greezs5on room was prst,tiy decorated.
an a-cE being erected near the altar and
the fooe Of the center aisle. from which
was suspended . bea Of flowers At $50
O'Clock t1e low strains OF Mendesssohn's
wettsng march were heard. and the bridal
procession entered me room Rev. r. F.
Powell led the bridal group. followed by
the fishers. afr. E Hutchinson and SIR.
Elmer A Friend Behind them came
Maggie Ssns4sson. Frances Copp, Dora
Brewer and Louise Seweanc four little
misses. carrying baskets Of flowers. which
they threw IN front OF the bride and
groom. who came last The ring ceremony
was used. and after the oenedicsion had
been pronounced congratulations followed.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown left on the Resale for
q brief visit at Victoria The couple win
be Al home 10 their friends at Columbia.
Many handsome presents were received.
the present from the groom 70 the bride
being an upright piano.
Mr.. Fred Thorndyke. city agent q the
Puget Sound & ALASKA Steamship Com
pany, Is the latest 20 leave the ranks Of
bacheion1om and become q benedict. The
charming young lady who was the cause
OF his forswearing single blessedness was
Mss Dora Won yalkenhurgh. OF Victoria
The nuptsaas were so.ernnizad on Thursday
evening al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs H.
w. Mousson On Beacon HIN, Mrs. Mouiton
being sister of the bride Rev. George
w BazzsEe. of St. Clements Episcopal
church. was the officiating clergyman,
the attractive ceremony being witnessed
by only immediate friends and relatives.
The intes1or of me pretty little Mouiton
home was pr>ofusciy decorated with sweet
peas and roses. the Blending of coiors
with the vari-eolored gowns Of the ladies
present making a scene Of daintiness At
the conclusion of the ceremony and con-
CALCULATIONS delicious refreshments were
served The couple left on Friday morn
ing for Portland and California, and VIII
take Up their residence with Mr. and AIRS
Aonston temporarily.
James d. Wilson and Arabella Francis,
both OF issaQuah, were married on
"Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herring. u5 Seven
teenth avenue. John =. Herring serving as
best man. and Miss Bessie Boyd as brides
maid Rev. John +. Damon ofiic.ated.
Among the witnesses were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. A Herring, Miss Lolita E. Herring, Miss
Eva L. Herring. Mr.. Don L. Ehle. Master
Walter l.. Herring.
William III. +. Seemann. OF Minneapolis,
and Isabella Mcintyre Humes, o. this city.
were married on Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober II. at the residence OF the officiating
clergyman, John +. Damon. $40 Fifth
avenue. Samuel NJ. Humes and Lora Agnes
Humes. brother and sister of the bride.
doing honors as groomsman and brides
maid A small party Of friends and we'll
wishers were in attendance.
George E. Lacey and Bessie E. Burch.
both OF this city, were Joined In marriage
Sunday afternoon. October IL. at the resi-
eenee Of the officiating clergyman, John r.
Damon. so Fifth avenue, Mr. w. s. B.ggs
serving as groomsman and Miss Nina E.
Manning as bridesmaid. Mrs. c. NJ. Clarke
and several others were in attendance
upon the happy couple. who have taken
rooms at the Denver.
John Frederick Stern and Myrtle Paul
Inc Rust. bath of this city, united their
lives In marriage at the resident OF the
officiating clergyman. John +. Damon, the
brides sister. Miss Emma Rust being one
OF company TO witness the interesting
ceremony.
Stewart NJ. Jones and Alice n. Brown.
both OF Edmonds, were quietly married a,
the residence of the officiating clergyman.
John +. Damon. Wednesday afternoon.
October II. in the presence of a few
friends. and later returned 10 Edmonds.