The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

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violin solo. Prof Moore. song, Whittier
Than the Snow.'s Sunday school choir:
piano solo. Prot. Ssamper. recitation. a
Little While. allie Qa2sh: recitation
Tonny's Prayer" Orc Morrison: reci-
taston- Flowers, Hal5a Swanson. piano
dasf. Jessie X Plate and Dallas Miller
recitation. The Best Friend. Mabel Fra
ser. recitation. Life. fssxarsck IAnd-
ssruns song Carried ~ the Angels"
Sunday sehool choir. piano solo. Mrs
Charles Plate: recitation. Blue Bird.
Gladys Morrison; recitation. Sweetest
Praise Arth1r Chapman. selection. as-
chssfra. recitation. Praise God" Stanley
Chapman; recitation. Lester Merrill. recl-
sation. Jimmy Qnssh. song, God Be With
You TIL We Meet Agaia." Sunday school
choir: benediction. Rev. Chap. Rees.
A. large number Of sha members OF the
Methodist Protestant eAarrh invaded the
home OF Rev. Clark Davis. Gl0 Pike street.
On Monday eveakng last. 10 the utter
establishment Of that gentleman. who.
with his family, was preparing 70 enjoy
quiet evening Dexter Horton acted as
spokesman. and in a well timed address
referred TO the time waen Clark Davis
arrived here from Portland 80 take charge
OF the Y. N. c. A.. and later accepting a
call 70 the passionate OF the chnrch located
on the corner Of Second avenue and
Madison street. where the Rialto now
stands. and which Has then IN very
feeble state with bnt handful OF men,
bSr<, and how the church had grosn and
prospered under mis- care until at the time
OF the great fire IL was perhaps the strong
est church in the city. He then referred
feelingIy TO the resignation Of Mr.. Davis
some weeks ago. Al the close OF his r.
marks Mr.. Horton presented him with Two
large cray0n portraits OF himself and Mrs
Davis Mr. Davis. though taken
aback by the unexpected AFFAIR.
maGs an sarnes; address IN re-
ply. referring 20 the love and kind
ness OF the members of the church ard the
harmony and good feeling which had char
aeterized his pastorate with them. After
a shorr prayer the friends dispersed. and
1, IL safe 10 say from the sentiments ex-
pressed that Mr.. Davis VIII always retain
a strong hold upon the affections OF those
20 whom he had ministered for SO long
time.
The meeting OF the state convention of
the ". CT L.. which has been in session
four days OF this week at the First Presby-
terrain church on Fourth avenue. brought
about A very pleasant meeting between
Mrs. DR.. s. J. Fffietd. OF Tacoma, and Mrs
c. c. Brown. OF Everett The ladies' were
schooEmatee ard friends fwenty-three
years ago In Minnesota. but time had sep
arated them. and each supposed the other
dead until the meeting was brought about
between the friends Thursday
A gathering OF ladies at the residence Of
Mrs. NJ. w Loyejoy. al EdgewateF.
Wednesday afternoon resulted In the or
ganszatfon OF club for the intellectual ad-
vancenen; and entertainment of ladies'. TO
b.. known as the Wednesday 2. II. Club.
Mrs r. 5. Dsnsuore was elecsed president.
and Mrs NJ. X. Hotties secretary. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles
Livingstone. on Dracoe avenue, at FIRE.
mont
Weddings.
South Seattle Was the scene OF quiet
bur very pretty wedding last Sunday. Mr..
Andrew wfiiers, Of South Seattle. and
Miss Minnie ThoIdorf being the contract
ing parties. The nuptisls took place at Mr..
Wlilers' pretty little home. and was wit
messed only by relatives and Intimate
friends Miss Bertha Parsons. becomingIy
attirea acted as bridesmaid while Mr.
John wiIlers acted in the capacity OF best
man. The bride was attired in a tan silk
gown, and wore a bridal wreath. Judge
Small conducted the ceremony that made
the two one. and was strictly In evidence
when the time came 10 congratulate the
bride Refreshments were served during
the reception that followed. Mr.. and Mrs
wsrers will make their home In South
Seattle. Those present ar the wedding
we're. MF and Mrs. Andrew wIlers. ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willard. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert WiSmoIss. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Rehhahn Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kaschuer.
Mr. a.d Mrs. John Mehan. AFR and Mrs.
Charles I.uskey. Mr.. and Mrs ChaTses
Weber AR and Mrs NJ. Basch Mr. All
Mrs Albert AbrahanSon, Mr.. and Mrs
Judge Small Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rear
don. Mrs. Larson. Miss Bertha Parsons.
Miss Annie KaSehner. Miss Laura Mitch
ELL Miss Mamie and Miss Lulu Kaschaer.
Mr. Gus Miller. ST.. Mr.. John wiiierx. M
Gus Miller. r.. Mr.. George Keek. Mr.
Ernest Miller. Mr.. Arthur Miller. Mr.. Foi-
lie Rehhahn. Mr. Max wifserS. Mr.. Joseph
wHiers. Mr.. Eddie KszchEer. ar- George
Kazehner. Afisz Ethel Wtsmolek. Master
Clan3 wismoiek. Mr. Charles Reardou. r.
Miss Minnie weh5er.
The wedding OF Miss Ouida NJ Bailey
and Mr.. Thomas L. A. Gamble. both of
this city. took place az the reSsdenee of
the brides sister. Mrs. j. l.. k4haiey. AZ
So ?. N. on Wednesday. IN the presence
OF the lrlmesltate relatives and intimate
frfgads &C hokh brisEe 4na xrooaa. The
pzrisx- were sxszxfusfy dssarafs& With
terns ivy and p~efasspa II ruxsrx -
every kszd TIE cerxm<zT wzx irarsszssse
~ p~rfsru~a BY zsx Rev. HcssaE--E- Chef
wnu@t. af CatsfcrHfa. row &IsinE sse pulpit
% Se Marks Egssscpaf chareh. After re
ceremony luncheon Nas sarged and At
fs.<8 the con sany dispersed. with hearty
congratulations AMI good wishes % the
gawfv Welded pair MFR and Mrs. Camille
wsn shortly leave fcT . welding trip 20
Yellowst0na park. and VII be a. home
aster Jaly at sc Bradley street.
Undoubtedly the prestiest ard largest
June wedding get ehronscses was that or
Mr. r r.. SIrmpssn. 81 Newcastle. a step
son q Il g SsfI ard A;iRs kfkfie IS Gu
daughter % tie sate Gen Charles X fElGI
commissioner 81 pensions under President
Grant. which rook plsee st the rssiaeNcs
az sh4 hrsssss ruetkHrs - Twenfy-nsfssh
avsuue last THURSDAY evening" The hSras
sssrss and sr&cious horse was zrSist1esgsy
decorated for the affair ard lent an as1-
d,sf,rzi rhzrrr 20 the scere- TIE draw
Snx roorr, wss decorated with Grnglzx. Ia
Fsrarxe sr6 A8zrNeszf Mel roses. the par
lnr n rgSes and ivy and khs dining reaHz
vusktrx a rsost essutifni contrast Bgsgst-
~ sasares Chsuss~ lanterns weEs scattered
eAa.st tne yara setting 81 tA@ hrsitaney
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