The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
PORT Townsend society.


past week the weather has been decidedly
tickle, but the wedding of Mr. Oscar
Klocker and Miss Kathleen Pink was to
be blessed by nature. as II was most
beautiful morning that awaited them. As
early as O'Clock the friends commenced
to arrive at 81. Pauls Episcopal church TO
witness the ceremony. The interior of the
church was beautifully decorated with
flowers and ivy. which added a lovely grace
10 the auditorium. Miss Downs and Miss
Ciapp, the ushers. quietly seated the guests
as they arrived. The immediate friends
and relatives were seated In the pews near
est the altar. Promptly at 10 o'clock the
procession took up its march. First came
the ushers, Miss Downs and Miss Clapp,
followed by the bridesmaids, Miss Doyle
and Miss Munger. Then came the bride,
escorted by her uncle. Mr.. Charles Pink.
and with slow and graceful movements
they wendell their way up the aisle of the
church. They were met at the altar by
the groom. who was escorted by Rev. J. b.
Alexander his best man. During this
beautiful march and the formation OF the
pretty group around the altar, Mrs. I. u.
O'Neii presiding at the organ. and Miss
Jessie futile. the violinist. rendered sweet
~ Loaengrin's enchanting wedding march.
The impressive ceremony was then per-
formed by Rev. Brooks O. Baker. the Epis-
copal service and ring being used The
bridal party then formed for the recess
s!onai march. to the inyigoratlng and con-
yentional Mendeissohn's wedding march.
The brides robe was of white silk, with
lace and gold gimp trimmings. She wore
a large white Leghorn hat. trimmed with
tips and lace. The bridesmaids were at
tired in pink and light blue Swiss and wore
large white I.eghorn hats trimmed with
tips and flowers. As soon as the bridal par
ty left the church they were driven to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pink. where
a reception was rendered the bride and
groom. Amid showers OF congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. klccker left for Victoria on
the Kingston. After spending few days
around the Sound they will return and he
al home 10 their friends Of this city at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pink The
young couple were the recipients OF many
handsome and costly presents. among
them being an oak chest filed with a solid
silver table set. n present from the groom $
parents. who 1--we IN Norway. The list
OF invitations included the following
James g. Swan, Hawaiian consul: Rev. ].
II, Alexander. British vice consul at Ia
coma: r Al Bartlett Chilean consul: Ei,-
gene Blond. Norwegian consul. Mr. anf
Mrs. J. &. Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. J. \.
nolye. Mr. and Mrs. &. +. Clapp. Mr. and
Mrs n. +. Tozier. Mr.. and Mrs. u. n.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. II IL Hul. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Miller. Mr.. and Mrs J. II
Munger. Mr.. and Mrs. J y. Scott, Nj and
Mrs. II. A. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs 4 Wey-
mouth Mr. and Mrs / ~. q Mem. Mr.
and Mrs J. ". Caustsn. Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert Iyail Mr. and Mrs. y. c Strong Mr.
and Mrs Henry Lsndcs. Mr. ana Mrs A
II. Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. n G. Wilson. Mr. AMI Mrs
John PAYNE. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kinds. Mr.
and Mrs II l. Tibhals. Mr. and Mrs
Francis futile Mr.. and Mrs w / Hast
irgs NJ and Mrs u NJ IItsIcde'd. Mr.
and Mrs.. II g Rarthrop. Mr. and Mrs F.
w Hastings. Mr.. ard Mrs l.. r Hastings
Nj and Mrs. q J.. Garden. Mr.. and Mrs
James S;ccksnd. Mr.. and Mrs o. r Tai
rnadEe, Mr.. and Mrs $. II. Conover. Mr.
and Mrs A r. Tucker. Nj and Mrs
Rondi. Mr.. ard Mrs Warren Carroll Mr.
and Mrs. =. klnger. Mr.. and Mrs J. q
NcCur5iy Mr.. aai Mrs. Lincoln Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Grant Mr. and Mrs
=. p McReth. NJ and Mrs + : partlet.
Mr. and Mrs James CrfNths Mr. and Mrs
4. WATSON Mr.. and Mrs G II bradshaw
Mr. ana Nrs T. q. Baker. Mr. AMI Mrs
, Householder Mr. ana Mrs W Bowen
Mr. ana Mrs r \ naNinxer, Mr. ana Mrs
". q. strong. Mt. a0t Mrs WNam De-
f-Anfy. M ana Ms. " . Simpson Nr
AMI Mrs Samuel Stoy. Mr. ana Mrs. Leslie
Cullem. Mr. ard Mrs McCMicheon. Mr.
sHt Ms. c Christian. Mr.. and Mrs
HAYDEN. Mr. ard Mrs john Barae~on. Mr.
ard Mrs. J r. Robinson. Nj aaa Mrs "
Frosch. Mr. ans Mrs. Harvard Mr. ana
Ms Clrr5er. Mr. and Mrs ". I.vseas
NJ ard Mrs W Jones Mr.. ana Mrs
- = Ecerh@r Nr ara Mrs Il z Moody
Mr.. ara Mrs Sisley M and Mrs DoOtts.
NJ AMI Mrs. Rarasn Mr. and Mrs
Hston Mt ara Ms Hardy. NJ ana Mr..
Downs NJ ard MIS- ChIcatt Mr. ara
Mrs pNntis9s NJ t.a~rssN NJ re~-,J-.
Mrs. FuEh. Ms. Allen. AIRS GrifHths Ms
Fletcher Mrs r4vsr7no-e. Mrs. Mood.
Mrs Potter. Mrs Jones Mrs WH7nu~asv
Ms iSfora NJ N0c0rr Mr. = " janet.
Mr. y - tfD Mr. Forbes Nj Warner.
NJ NJ FotSev. NJ DaEucIi. Afr Y V
smith Nj. Alex uutsea. Mr. r. T. Wcst
Mr. : y I.fhby Mr.. Pura. Mr. pfe.ge-
Nj Fritz Rasmussen. Mr. ADAMS. Mr.
Sr.mths. Mr. kua7. Mr. Daniels. NJ /
Ioncs. NJ. Wooauan. ~ Jennings.
Mas peyis Mss C1Arp. M,xs Munger. MS
Monmouth. Miss taaies. " IS Tstt}e. Mss
TalrsaiEe. Mss Mrt>ursy. Mss Bradshaw
Miss pciAn;v. Mss PsT-a-cn. Niss Cur
rseF- Aiiss Deans Mss PssEh Mss WI
loaEhhv. Mss Aooner. Mss Ns3fanrsr.
MIS- starton. Mss smith Mess Pint Mss
Payne. Mss Rrl AZ ard Mss GRAINS
Tne home - NJ. ans Mrs George star
stt was a scene II xRyety ~ We-sr-ssas
evening - hcsh vclnE ana rfF ;srrr~f
osft 80 ere sss~uns ~ the tslsshss2i So-iaES
whice sha Catho.ic ladies' have teea hs3s-
srr Their sl.Eant residence wnz .xs.s-
f1iiY decorated S7ts acarrs ard saltans
fgr shs o.oeasssn The evening Nas nlt.t@-
Aally ss-eci II earas aa& s4nrinS. thsre
aelas si-s'-t ten tables &C drive aktss
Tae fsfteS who Wen ths u~'ses N@-e Mss
Alike Me- mouth first AMI Ms. Thomas
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