The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29

weddings.
arse Elm Howard Jones. . young ia6y
| well known sn Saztsie's society circles, and
ester OF Richard SAKE Jones. IN. weEs-
known attorney. was married ~ Olympia
larr week 20 Mr.. Frank Lewis Wheeler Q
prosperous fruit grower OF North Yakima
Yakima paper has tas following % say
/ Of me rupftals:
.-a.ss Edsfh Howard Jones daughter Of
! rke 1ate Chief justice r. A Jones, OF ter
rzsorszs days. was united n marriage to-
Cav al room 10 Frank Lewis Wheeler. OF
North Yakima. owner Of Fru.xvale ranch.
one az RE best fruit ranches Of the fam
oszs Yakima valley. The ceremony was
Z performed py Rev Rufus 8 Chase OF 81.
Johr Episcopal church. Of this city. The
4 wedding took place IN ST. Johns church.
/ which was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. ard was Witnessed by many
4 friends OF the contracting partsss from
chs and other cls.es-
/ saThe bride was alfred IN o brown trav-
s,trx ss1t trimmed with lace. and rhs
4 groom wore conventional black Mss Jen-
I NE Young OF ah1ss CRY. was mad Of honor
/ and Mr. F. b Hiscock. OF North Yakima,
! was xroousman- The bride was given
s~sx ~ her brother. Richard SAKE Jones.
/ OF Seattle.
AFTER the Ceremony the welding party
rama red 10 the residence OF Mrs. George
D. Shannon, wnere q wedding breakfast
was served, after which the happy couple
departed on the afternoon tran FOR down
the Sound, accom- panied by Mr.. T. K HIS
cock OF Yakima, and Mr. Richard SAKE
Jones, OF Seattle, brother OF the bride.
Kent was the scene Of q very pretty We'd
ding Thanksgiving day. rhe cont racslns
parties being Mss riga SuAun, OF Kent.
and Mr.. George Mcfarland. OF Tacoma.
The White River Journal has the follow
ing 10 say of the affair:
The Baptist church In this city was the
scene of charming wedding III .. m.
Thanksgiving day the occasion beng the
marriage Of Miss yirga Smith. youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w ID. Smith, 10
/ afr. George Mcfarland. OF Tacoma. Kew.
J. H woodley ofiicia ting. The churcn was
/ beautifully decorated with ivy, chrysan-
| rheEnums and choice cut flowers. A Few
minutes before five M.Ss BESSIE Tucker
struck I'D the strains OF the wedding
march and shorty a.Ier the bridal party
l fled into the church. Miss Alice smith.
( bridesmaid and Mr.. II. w. Carr, srooms-
+ man, leading. They passed down the leit
! asle followed by the bride and her fauner,
/ while down the r.gat aisle passed MRS
/ Smith and the groom 10 their position IN
front OF the altar where the party hated
/ under a huge white bell decorated with
( aowers and Ivy. The impressive ceremony
/ Of the Baptist church was soon performed
and after congratulations the party, Win
I invited friends. repaired 10 the home OF
/ Mr. and Mrs. Smith. where an elegant
/ sumner was served. The brides gown was
| craarn satin and she looked bewltchingiy
| beautiful The newly welded couple de-
| parted for Seattle on the II p IA passenger
| train Thursday evening
A notable event OF the week was the
| marriage OF Miss Pearl E. Noble to Mr..
7 1917 ~ ca
were united in the holy bonds OF wedlock
ate o'clock a. m. Saturday. In the parlo-s
Of the Sacred Heart church, Father Pre-
/ fonfafna osiciating The occasion was enc
marked with simplicity. having only two
| intimate friends present, Miss Helen
Merkley and Mr.. W. e. Williams. Miss
Noble is well known In society circles as
| one possessing personal charms. and en-
| dowed with marked musical talent. She
/ has been for some time past visiting rela-
| lives and numerous friends At her old
home IN Jackson. Mich. She returned TO
Seattle on Thanksgiving eve. Mr.. Harker.
| who Is originally from Baltimore, Nd.
/ has made many warm friends during the
! short time he has lived here. and is held
! Ia the highest esteem by ALL Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harker viii be at home ct e2l Yeslsr
way.
The marriage OF Mr.. Harry o. Boyd, OF
| Granite FAILS. Wash. and Mss Lillian r.
| Blgelow. which was solsnn.zed at the
homo Of the brides parents. 1923 Thir-
| teenth avenue. November % was a very
happy affair Rev. John F. Damon Of
| ficiated A wedding luncheon followed the
ceremony. The couple were the recipients
OF many handsome and useful presents.
Those present az the wedding were: Rev.
and Mrs John f. Damon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman BigeIow. Mrs. julius Horton. Mr..
and Mrs. w. careie. DR.. and Mrs. George
Horton. Mrs. Frank Boucher, Mr. and
Mrs I'd Herring Mrs. s. F. Han, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Green, Mrs. A. Brantn, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Hail. Mr.. and Mrs II. A.
Rsreiow. Mr. w b Hall. Mss Nellie
woodin. Mr.. Orvil Snyder. Mr. Clair Big
Glow. Master Lloyd Green. Master Earl
Bsgefow. M.ss Maude Hall.
Mr. Alexander Prim and Mrs. Mary Ann
Olsen both OF Brownsville. Kitsap county.
were quietly married at the residence OF
the officiating minister, John F. Damon
Seattle Wednesday evening. November %
q few relatives and friends being present
"a witnesses.
Mr. Henry william Sweany and Miss
Eliza Biz both Of Olympia were quietly
married Saturday afternoon. November
IS at the residence If the nffiNiating clergy
man John r Damon Seattle. and leave
today for their home in the state capital.
Mr. Thomas r. Borcher and Mrs Ella
| Banter both OF Seattle, were quietly mar
ried at Victoria Wednesday at the resi-
denes q the officiating clergyman. Rev
| S, Chaven.