The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-29

ferns. ard a birthday cake. having on u
twenty-seven candles. representing the age
Of Mr.. O'Brlen. was presented 70 him py
= friend. and after the candles had burnt
out slices Of il were passed around 10 the
guests. During the evening Mr.. O'Brien
sang several songs sweetly. Among those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Brookmyer'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Finch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner. Mr.. Alfred oBrien. Mr.. and MIS-.
Craemer, Miss Laura Craemer. Mr.. ana
Mrs Lumberdienie.
A pleasant birthday party was given lasN
Tuesday evening at the residence OF MT.
and Mrs. E +. Butterworth. $s Olympic
pace. In homer OF the twenty-first birthday
OF their son Charles. The hours were
whiled away by the young people IN
games. recitations. singing. etc. The games
We're dropped for short time and tasty
lunch was served. The young man re-
ceived many presents from his parents ard
friends. Among those present We're. Mr..
and Mrs. +. r. Butterwerih. Mr.. and MIS-.
G. N. Butterwo-th. Miss Letha kinnear.
Miss Bertha Crockett. Miss Lulu Foy.
Miss Blanche Kelley. Miss Nellie Moss.
Miss NJ. Foster. Miss MAY Killen. Miss
Stevenson, Miss Effie Jackson. Miss Mar
garet Whitley. Miss May Pratt. Mr.. Oscar
Lee. Mrs. Howard Kelley. Mr.. Everett
Lsmping, Mr.. Maurice HRrtne,t. Mr.. Ed
Knapp. Mr.. Stephen Huh. Mr.. Nathan
Anderson. Mr.. Rem Stevenson. Mr.. Charles
Butierworth.
Mrs. Charles Stimson gave a juvenile
party at the Queen Anne club house on
Monday afternoon in honor Of her son
Thomas. Over sixty young people were
present and fun ran riot during the entire
afternoon. The club house was prettily
decorated for the occasion and an orches-
ira was In attendance TO furnish music
for dancing. Refreshments were served In
the drawing rooms.
Mrs. William Rodgers gave a delightful
party at her residence. si3 Ninth avenue.
on Friday afternoon. the occasion being
1ha seventh birthday Of her daughter Will
ma. A number Of young friends and
echoolmates OF the young miss were In
vited and for several hours enjoyed them
selves as only Juveniles can. A delicious
lunch was served at $50 o'clock. after
which games were again INDUCED in until
6 o'clock. when the children departed for
their homes. Those present were; Lille
and Maggie Fitzpatrick. Snoda Castle.
Clara and Maggie Imhoff. Helen Curtis.
Winnie Bird. Laura Carmichael, Irene Nc
Donald, Frank Bird and Irving Rodgers.
Weddings.
Mr. William +. Hotties OF Fremont Ne
braska. and Miss Wfhelmina X. Schlegel.
only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
the brides parents at Fremont on Sat-
urday evening. March n. Rev. John T.
Nichols officiating. The bride was attired
In pearl gray gown. and carried bridal
roses. After the ceremony the couple
received congratulations and good wishes.
following which dainty luncheon was
served. English violets were used In table
decoration. The wedding gifts were num-
erous and handsome. The groom Is a ris-
ing young business man of Fremont. Ne
braska. but thinks OF locating IN Seattle
permanently. The bride has a wide circle
OF friends throughout the city. having
been connected with the schools for some
time as a teacher. Among the intimate
friends and relatives who witnessed the
ceremony were: Mr.. ard Mrs. H. W.
Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.. Rems5erg Rev.
and Mrs. J. T. Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Quirk. Miss Farquhar. Miss Woodwork,
Mr. and Mrs. H Schegel. Mr.. John
Schlegel, Mr.. William Schlegel. Master
Clarence Alden Pratt Mr.. and Mrs.
Hotties Will be at home at Fremont after
April LIST.
Capt. Robert G. Johnston. OF hook and
ladder company. No. |. one OF the oldest
members OF the Seattle fire department,
and Miss Mabel Caller. also of this city.
were quietly married at the residence OF
the officiating clergyman. John +. Damon.
$40 Fifth avenue. Seattle, Tuesday even
Ing, MArcn ~, al ossV O'CLOCK IN the pres
ence of a few friends as witnesses. Capt
and Mrs. Johnston will receive the hearty
congratulations OF a host Of friends whose
very number would seem to justify the
quiet ceremony.
Mr.. Harry William Thompson and Miss
Hattie f. Cady, both Of this city. were
quietly married at the residence of the
officiating minister. John F. Damon. 80
Fifth avenue, Seattle Wednesday even
ing. March %, Mr.. NJ. II. Means acting as
best man and Miss Maggie Williams as
bridesmaid. Among the witnesses were
the brides mother Mrs Frank Cady, Miss
Jennie Williams and others.
At the residence OF the officiating clergy
man, Rev. w A. Shanklin. Mr.. Robert
Johnston and Miss Emma Abram. both OF
this city, were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening March q.
Mr.. Terence Brady and Miss Marion G..
Walker. both of Brownsville. Wash. were
united in marriage Tuesday evening.
March "a at the residence OF the officiat-
ing clergyman. Rev. w A. Shanklin. Only
4 few friends witnessed the nup,ials. Mr.
and Mrs. Brady will reside at Brownsville.
Club Parties and social Hops.
The Ivanhoe Club. Of Walla waIla addi-
ton. gave its first leap year party of the
season a Brewers hall on Wednes day ev-
ening. The parties given by this organiza-
ton are among the jolliest in the city. and
when the ladies got a chance to assert
their authority and choose their dances
they mora than dfd IL r.o,,d Tha