The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-15

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WsE11Enown p3onses. Julius Hortea. was
nsryied = IN Francisco. Cal. TO Mr..
Frank q. Edlund o( <hs United States
ship PhiladslphIa. ~ H. residence OF
4rfeud1. Tho o13c1ating clergyman vas
Rev. "A WeiaodsY. the wetl-krown divine
The groom = Tho MAstar OF arms on the
philadelphia, and hAs bean IA the naval
services nftsen years. During the stay OF
his vesses IN Puget sound . year ago Mr..
the boat % . tour 81 inspection, and from
tha4 ttus m att1chmsnt which ended In
. happy marriage was formed. Mr.. Ed
lund'e duties carried him to San Fran
cisco. and there On November he and
Miss Horton weeo married. The couple
we're the rectplsnA OF many Handsome
preaants fru0 friends In san Francisco
and Seattle. and carry with them the good
wisfes of thsar associates. who hope for
them Joy and prosperity.
The wedding Of Or. Jacob r. Transue
and Miss Lillian L. Parker, which was
oojsmni1ed ~ the nome OF the brides
earauts. 9l5 Pine street. Saturday even
sng. November Z. Was very pretty AFFAIR.
Rev. DR.. wfimot Whitfield ofslc.ated. A
wedding luncheon followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Transue left on the steamer
City IL Puebia last week for their new
hons In Los Angeles. Cal Thoss
present AZ the wedding we're: Mrs.
p " Parker. Rev. and Mrs DIR.
Wflmof WhitAeld. Rev. III. n. Brown. Mr..
and Mr.. john Bunker. Mr.. and Mrs.
". r. Kav.es. Mr. and afrs. III. Marshall.
Mrs. James GiIker. Port Biskeley: Mrs.
pagry smith. Mrs. n. Harmon. Mrs III. ".
0ayre, Mrs. Alexander Beers rev. Miss
Janst sharp. Miss Minnie Minton, Miss
Bertha Deiano. Miss Louie sayre. Miss
Hefti~ smith. Miss Mamie Bodle, Miss
Lydia Parker, Or. A. 6. DevereGi. Mr.. IL.
o. Campbell.
Mr.. George q. wittenmyer. Of Juanits.
and Miss Bessie Whittemore. Of this city.
were married on Sunday morning. Novem-
her Z. at the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. John +. Damon. SO Fifth ave-
nue.. Seattle. the brides mother and a few
friends being In attendance The bride
Hroom mas grown mp from boyhood In our
midst and enjoys the respect and friend
chip Of his whiiom schooimafes and a
host OF others. The bride rs daughter
OF the late Or. Samuel whiftemore and
niece Of our feIiow-townsman, Judge
Strattan.
Mr.. Ernest v. Maddox and Mise Annie
e. Bonney. both Of this city. were quietly
married at the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. John r. Damon. Wednesday
afternoon. November II. Mr. George
Bonney. brother Of the bride. serving a.
groonasmsn and Miss Grace Dow rs
bridesmaid. Among the witnesses were
Mrs. A. f.. Dow, and others. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maddox took the Flyer for Tacoma
the same afternoon. en- route TO Portland.
on their bridal tour.
Mr.. Charles c. Dupee. OF this city. and
Miss Agnes Maud Blsseii. OF Duwamish
were married at the parlors of the Lewis
on Wednesday afternoon. November H.
Rev. John r. Damon officiating. Mr..
CtaTence G. Bisseil served as groomsman
and Miss Lulu Maud nupeo AZ bridesmaid
Among the witnesses were Mrs. Bisseii
couple. Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Foster and
others.
Mr.. James Henricksen and Miss Maren
Jensen. both OF this city. were quietly
married At the residence OF the o<iciating
clergyman. John F. Damon Wednesday
evening. November II. MI and Mrs. Hans
Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Peter Jen-
sen and other witnesses being present.
Mr.. William II. Rogers and Mrs. Belle
n. Goodhue. both OF this city. were quietly
married at the residence OF the officiating
clergyman. John r. Damon. Thursday
evening. November Il. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Marsh doing the honors as grocmsman
and Bridesmaid
Mr.. Carlos r. Arnold Of this city, and
Mtsa Marguerite q. Wright. OF Bellevue.
were quietly married on Sunday afternoon.
November \ az the residence OF the of
neiatins clergyman. John II. Damon, only
few friends being In attendance as wit
nesSas.