The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06
Weddings.

Mr. p V DAVIS. Of Ballard, and Mss
Nettie NJ. Doxy. Of Issaquah, we're united
In marriage on Thanksgiving evening at
D m The ceremony was performed N
the NJ. K church OF Issaquah. and DR..
wslmot Whitfield. presiding elder OF the
NJ e church. Seattle district, assisted BY
Rev. William King, the local pastor, OF
Related The church was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and evergreens and the
altar stood beneath an arch OF interviewer
everxreens. As the BRIDE, sean1ng upon
the arm of her father. entered the church
the orz1n.st played a wedding march. The
choir then sang an anthem entitled Il VIII
Sing" after wn1cn the BRIDE and groom
advanced 10 the altar and were pro-
7zoanoed man and wife.
The bride was att2red In cream satin
and heId IN her hand a bouquet OF white
chrysanrhemnms. After the ceremony
the bride and groom were driven 10 the
home of the BRIDES parents. where they
and some OF their relatives partook OF a
sum ptlsous Thanksgiving &. Inner. Mrs r
r Mcdonald. sister Of the bride, ana MIS-
J. 81 Davis acted as bridesmaids. and MI.
p. r. Mcdonald and Mr.. J. IA DAVIS
brother of the groom, ac1ed as best men
The bride has been organist IN the M. ~
Sunday school Of IssaquSh during the last
four years and her departure VIII be sadly
regretted by her numerous friends. The
groom is well ard favoraoly known
throughout King county. The BRIDE ana
groom departed on Saturday morning FOL
loving the wedding and will make their
future home in Ballard
Mr.. n F. Dunn. OF Oakland, Cal, and
Miss May Calvert. OF this city, were
quietly married at Tacoma Monday even
Ing. Rev A. n. Thompson, pastor or the
FIRST Presbyterian church at that city,
,serformed the ceremony, which was wit
messed by two friends. The couple took
the train the same evening for California,
where they via remain for a snort ume,
and then journey 10 ST. Louis ana chi
cago. Mrs. Dunn Is daughter OF j. II.
Calvert, the well known stauoner, ana
is an accomplished. sweet young lady.
Mr. Dunn Is an energetic young man, and
is certain TO make a mark. de came 10
this city from Chicago in 1883. and up to
1881 was engaged in the real estate bust
ness with his father. In 1891 he entered
Michigan university. graduating in 1888.
He then went TO San Francisco. and for
the past year and a half has been man
ager OF the Southern Pacific time sched-
ules.
The wedding of Charles NJ. Spores and
Miss Mamie Ellen eUigiey, which took
place at the residence of Rev d Z. Gar
rett last week, was a pretty and happy al
fair. The young couple. attended by Mr..
r. Quigley and Miss Olivia Scott, as best
man and bride sEnaid. repaired TO the rec
tory. where Dr. Garrett made them one.
and returned TO the home Of the brides
parents 2lf4 Seventh avenue, where a de-
lclous wedding dinner was served. In the
evening a number of friends We're invited
tn 10 enjoy music and cards and wind UP
a day that ushered out single blessedness
and at tho same time ushered in connubial
bass Selections on the mandolin, banjo
and guitar by Prof. Pickegen were greatly
enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Spores win be at
home to their friends at 1918 First avenue.
Mr.. Horace p. Chapman, OF Tacoma.
AM Miss Eraiiy Williams. of this city,
were married at the residence OF the
grocm's mother. Mrs. J. c. Chapman, In
Tacoma on Thursday afternoon. Rev. w
+. Scudder officiating. II was a quiet
wedding. owing to Mr.. Chapman's recent
accident, only a few OF the relatives be-
ing present. The preser u were uumer-
Gus and handsome.