The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
weddings.

weddings.
An event in the social world tina. comes
| as more or less OF surprise was the mar
rage at PitssaHrg. Pa. June "a 1SsS. OF
Miss Blanche NJ Newcomh. OF that city,
and Mr.. Frank Reading Van Tayl. cashier
| OF Dexter Horton 4 Co. OF Seattle The
/ wedding was solemnIzed at the residence
/ or Mr.. and Mrs e A Wearf. Ellsworth
avenue. Shadyside, with whom the bride
has made her home for the past two years.
anu these friends. assisted by Mr.. and
1 Mrs. K. H. Dermitt. were the hosts and
hostesses OF the evening. The bride. who
is an only child. was given away by her
| mother, Mrs. Mary Newconb OF Warren.
| O. Through a pathway defined by white
| ribbons. the bridal party entered the par
| lors- Three ushers led the way, E. III.
| Dermitt. Garrick o'Brien and George Ii.
/ King. The groom followed. escorting Mrs.
Newcomb. the mother of the bride, ard
succeeded by two young girl attendants.
1 Miss Lille Goidthorpe Dermitt and Miss
/ Nellie E weart. These maidens inmedi-
| ately preceded the bride and her little
| maid OF honor. Bessie wenrt, and strewed
| pink roses In her path as she advanced 10
| the altar. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. Robert W. Grange. rector OF the
Church of the Ascension. The bride wore
a handsome gown OF ivory white corded
| silk. with garniture of Duchesse lace and
| orange blossoms She wore a veil and
| carried a white Bible. The tiny
maid of honor was dressed In
| white and carried in her arms
| the brides bouquet OF white roses. The
| two larger attendants were a,tired In
| white organdie over pink silk. with garni-
| ture of pink ribbons. In the reception
which followed Mrs. Newcomb was at
| tired In black satin. Mrs. Weart wore blue
| satin with garnitude of Duchesse lace. and
| Mrs. Dermitt wore blue crepe with white
oh
| the wedding were s Medbury and Miss
| Grace Medhury, of FL Paso. H.; Hon. and
Mrs. +. e Hutchins, OF Warren. o., Gen.
| and Mrs. t. w. Sanderson and Miss Louise
Sanderson. of Youngstown. o.. Mrs. G.
| Dock. of Cleveland. O.; Miss Helen Will
| Jams and Miss Ida Esoise Hatfield, OF
Richmond. Ind. and Lieut.. Harry and
Mrs. Barrull. OF Connecticut The bridal
| couple set out after the ceremony on their
journey to their home in this city, coming
by the great lakes and arriving Friday.
Mrs. Newcofnb accompanied them and
will make her home with them In Seattle.
| A merry party of friends. including Mrs.
e. A. Weart aud daughters Nellie and
Bessie Mrs. Pitt Osborne Heasley and
Mrs Pirterffeld. escorted the bridal couple
as far west as Duluth and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Van Tuyi Is q talented yiolinist, and
| is spoken OF by the Pittsburg Dispatch as
on artist who has won more than local
home, 1879 Seventeenth avenue. formerly
| Chestnut street, after July Is.
p. R. Mcdonald, Of Cedar Mountain.
| and Miss Uretta Doxy. eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doxy OF Issaquah.
were united In marriage Friday evening
| In the parlors of the Butler hotel The
ceremony was performed by Rev. III. ID.
wadsworth, pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church of Issaquah. The bride was
attired in cream colored satin gown
| trimmed with cream lace and ribbons.
The bridesmaids were: Miss Nettie Doxy
| and Miss Bella Mcdonald. The grooms-
men were p. v. Davis. OF Ballard. and Ed
ward Jones, OF Cedar Mountain. After
the ceremony the guests partook of an
elegant dinner provided for the occasion.
| The guests were; Mr.. and Mrs John
Doxy. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ID. Wadsworth.
Mr. and Mrs John Sutton, Miss Nettie
Doxy. Miss Bella. Mcdonald. Miss Lizzie
Doxy. Mrs. Edna Jones. Mrs. A. Jones.
Miss Lizzie Pugh, Mr. p. v. Davis. Mr..
Edward Jones. Mr.. j. NJ. Davis. Mr. Encs
Gress, Mr.. c. F. Wetherby, Mr.. George
Conklin. Mr.. Frank Dell. Master Willie
Doxy and baby Florence Sutton
Mr.. Hugh c. Allison and Miss Agnes w.
Allan were united In marriage at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, es17 Fifth
| avenue June 3D. Rev. w. A. Major off,
| eating The wedding was quiet one.
| only relatives and few intimate friends
| of the family being present The bride
| was tastefuily attired I'm becoming gown
Of blue and silver and carried white car
nations. The groom IS a weIl-known and
highly esteemed young business man of
| this city The floral decorations were
| very pretty, the flowers being the gifts of
| friends from Seattle and other cities on
| the Sound. At the close OF the ceremony
ra< "a la a a
| good wishes and then all repaired TO the
| dining ROOM where luncheon was served.
| The bride and groom received some very
| handsome presents. many OF them being
from distant friends. Mr.. ard Mrs. ALI
| son Will be at home to their friends at 20
Dexter street
very pretty wedding was that OF Wal
| ter A. wilkins and Miss Helen Louise Al
| len at tho residence Of the brides parents.
| Ninth avenue south and King street, on
| wednesday evening. June "a. The house
! was tastefuliy decorated with roses. PAINS
| and ivy In the center OF the parior hung
| a beautiful bridal bell and beneath II Rev.
| w. n. G.. Temple pronounced the two man
| and wife After ths wedding delightful
| s,1ppar was served. Mt the close OF which
| the happy couple left for a bridal trip.
| They Will view number OF southern
| cities. The presents were numerous and
| costly.
| Mr. George W. Hermann ard Misc Mary
| = Young, OF Fremont. we're quietly MAR
| rsays AZ sacred Heart church, North seat
/ tie last Saturday afternoon. June y isss'.
at O'Clock, Rev. Father LINDEN orietaf-
| ing None but the immediate friends Of
| the contracting parties witnessed me
| ceremony after which Mr.. and Mrs. Hell
mann wsrs driven 10 their new home on
/ Fremont avenue. Mr.. Hetrnann Is IN the
/ employ OF the Seattle N lhtslhs1toil-t1
1 raIlway. and ths cogple are wen known
/ throughout thu city. They VIII De a. Hosne
after July
| NJ John l. wallace, OF Seattle, ana
/ ,sIs@ Theresa May Collins OF Tacoma were
/ rnarrse4 last Friday. July 3 az the ssriffith
house The ceremony was perios5sea ~
pe~ Hobart Csastwood. small party o.
/ intimate friends being present
NJ z N. George ard Miss Hilda O.
1 49,, v~re married az the residence %
~ ~ 10 George on Virginia street on
1 xxssr~wsav evening. July ]. E@v. John +.
4 rss,,on ofrclasinx Those present were.
VI ans Mrs. r A. k@sIT. Mr. and Mrs
~ n c,eerve. SIR and ATs. Rob@rt Hu-
-, Rfr anf Mrs II. u. George. Mrs. John
I r.~s-t Mrs.. c. Moore, M-. Dakogscnes
w. A seaEraxe. Nr. George Bsllocd.
/ ~ W Htckssry. Vancouver =. g. Mrs-
n -r-sxxs. Miss Hattie cguteaer ard
4 xsisa A-uarss Larzor- The presents we're
+ np5a,,e ans appropriate Yae nevsiy wed
/ - ,-.sxs,sN will remain for fns preasnf
/ s-ss,, tha brother Of the groom on VIZ