The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28

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| where they were met by the Rev. :. G.
/ Head. who read the Presbyterian church
/ service and pronounced the words which
made the happy couple enc. The bride
was gowned Ia a dainty costume OF white
nuns yelling. richly trimmed with satin
ribbon and lace. She carried brides
roses and wore a corszge bouquet OF the
same. Her only bridesmaid. Miss Maud
/ Seymour. was aftired IN pink. with pink
/ roSebudS. the groom and his man. Mr..
/ Sanford Marshall. being in conventional
evening dress After congratulations.
I a dainty luncheon was served. the bride
/ and groom. amid a shower OF rice. leaving
/ later in the evening for their new home
on kilbourne and West Lake avenues. at
/ Fremont. The wedding gifts were nu-
merous and very beautiful. The groom
/ is well and favorshly known throughout
/ the city. being connected with the firm
| OF Hubbard * Norton. The bride IS quite
( q fayorite in her wide circle OF friends.
/ The invited guests were; Rev. and Mrs.
\ s. G. Head. DIR. and Mrs. H. L. Miller.
l Capt and Mrs, W. r. Mersin. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. W. ". Wheaton. Mr.. and Mrs. t.
I Herbert. MIR and Mrs &. l.. stone. Mr..
and Mrs Hibhard Mrs. +. f. seymour.
| Mrs. r. NJ. Smart. Mrs r. Abbott. Miss
/ Maude Seymour. Miss Nettie Peek. Miss
| Nina Peck. Miss Emma Woodwork, Miss
| Mamie Woodwork. Miss Jennie Head,
Miss Effie Irwin. Miss Belle Woodwork.
Miss Bessie Woodworth. Miss l4uin
Baker. Miss Addie Marshall. Miss Gussic
Miller. MIR. +. Buriingame, MIR. ]. K.
Burlingame. MIR. Il. Green. MIR Frank
| Crawford. Mr.. Sanford Marshall, Mr.. WIN
Herbert Mr.. Robinson. Mr.. W. Dens-
more, Mr.. Fred Herbert. Mr.. Mcdonald.
Master Fred Miller.
The little town of Sumas was the
scene of happy marriage on June 81. AT
Z l. 4 ftal
Annie j. Dcgnan were united The we'd
ding ceremonies were held AT the Mount
Baker hotel. which is owned by the
brides father. and were conducted by
Rev. Father Winters, OF Nhaicom. tho
affair was the event Of the season at
Sumss. both parties being great favorites
with everyone The bride Is graduate
of Deer Lodge university. OF Montana,
and Is a brilliant conyersationalist and
musician. She is also pretty and attrac-
tive. MA Boyle is graduate OF the
School OF Technology. of Ontario. lie ~
employed by the Seattle. Lake Shore a
Eastern in the capacity of engineer, and
Is held in high esteem by the manage
ment OF the road. An incident OF the re-
gard in which he is held is the holding
OF a train at Sumas by Mr.. Kline. super
intendent of the road. for twenty minutes
in order to give the wedding party an OPP
portunity TO say their goodhyeS. The
ReIlingham Bay & British Columbia road
also held a train 90 allow Father Winters
an opportunity TO make connection. which
he missed at Seattle tho day before. At
the wedding Miss Palcher. OF Grand
Rapids Mich. was bridesmaid. and ;. NJ.
McGaffey best man. Among those pres
ent from Seattle were. James Sheehan.
DIR. r. III. Port, Antoine Schumacher and
John Kingston.
A quiet but pretty June wedding was
solemnized last Sunday At the residence
OF Mrs Louis T. Dodge. ST. James
street Miss Maude l.. Dodge and Robert
r. Hubbard being the contracting parties.
Rev A. l.. Hutchinson. of the First Pres
byterian church, performed the cere-
mony impressiveiy, and launched the two
loving souls out on the sea OF life as one.
Only the very intimate friends OF the
family were present al the wedding. but
at the reception which followed on the
return of the couple from Victoria on
Wednesday evening, fully hundred
friends were present The Dodge home
on James street was deliberately ana
handsomely decorated for the occasion
and presented a decidedly pretty appear
ance during the progress of the reception.
After congratulations. which were most
hearty, the guests sat down TO "A delicious
wedding supper prepared by the brides
mother Those who could not be seated
at the first table passed the time In ex-
aiming the gifts. which were many and
handsome. The reception was in all re-
spects an elegant affair.
Edward sutor Hasell. U. 3. r. c. s.. and
Beatrice Maria Green. both of this
county were married at the delightful
villa OF Yarrow on Lake Washington.
at $3.50 o'clock Thursday afternoon, june
Is Rev. John +. Damon officiating, Tho
wedding was "A quiet affair only tho
ala nd faug fri ia
among whom the bride Is held in high
esteem being present. Or. and Mrs.
HaseiI viii receive the congratulations
of many in their new Seattle home.
Mr. Henry l.. wolcott. OF whatcom,
and Miss III. Lynne Hssse. OF kipnn,
Wis. were quietly married ut the resi-
dence OF the officiating clergyman. John
r. Damon. ai0 Fifth avenue. on Monday
afternoon, June %. a few friends only be-
ing present 10 witness the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. wolcott viii make their
home at Whatcom.
Mr. Melvin II. Hilton and Mrs. Maggie
McPhaiI both of shelton. Mason county.
were quietly married az the residence or
the officiating clergyman, John F. Damon,
on Tuesday afternoon. June ., leaving
for n brief wedding trip shortly after
the ceremony Mr.. Hilton has been a
resident and leading citizen or Mason
county for nearly thirty years, and re-
auires a good many figures In counting
his friends.
Mr.. James Cook, Of Everett, and Miss
Elsie NJ seaton OF Botneii. were married
at the residence OF the officiating clergy
man John r. Damon. on the afternoon
OF Wednesday, June a. and Snobcmfsh
county win have another home In the
near future, where their friends may wish
much Joy to Mr.. and Mrs. Cook.
Mr.. T. NuEent. bookkeeper for tho
Washington National bank. ~ this city.
was married al WeuatehEe on June - to
NisS Aisrs n. Chase daughter 81 Judge
chase. and a most estimabie young lady.
Mr. Nugenf mas a large circle Of warm
friends Ia Seattle all OF whom VIII ne
delighted 20 learn Of his marriage. The
Lake Chelan Herald. Of Chelan Falls. bad
The following 20 say - The nup-
fials IN ftS issue OF June y.
a Herald representative wss witness
20 the beautiful marriage ceremony which
united IN holy bonds Mr.. r T. Nngent
and Miss Alice y daughter 81 our Judge
chase which occurred in the Baptist
church IN Wenstehee last Sunday even
irr. Itth inst Tire church vas beauti-
faily decorated ard crowded % its fullest
seating capacity ~ warm friends AMI
acquaintance CT che contracting parties.
Rev p. J. Hicks. pastor % the M. r.
church. was officiating clergyman. Mr..
Nugent was one 81 the sterling young men
Of Weuateheo where he baa lived for
several Years most ~ whieh time he VAS
connected with che Columbia Valley bank
unfm that Institution was re0FKafliz@9.
when hls services Eers sought hy the