The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
Weddings.

Weddings.
The marriage % Mss Jennie rs,~alna
Austin 70 Mr.. Victor len Hahn. which
took place on Tuesday evening Z. tha -y.Sg-
aenee or he brides parents. ex-senator
ano Mrs. g q. Austin. 14ss Ken.,.eav.
street. Queen Anne was the event of TIE
week and one % the pretfsess weddings Of
me season promptly at the appointed
as~-, 70 the strains OF MenSe1sSohu's we'd
ding march. skslifally played by Miss Al
bic Drew. NJ. Hahn entered the SPACIOUS
craving rooms. accompanied BY his best
man, Mr. Ward Austin. brother Of the
bride. followed hy the bridesmaid in the
person OF Miss I.ora Smith cousin 81 Miss
Austin. Next came Miss Austin a, tha
arm OF her father. Rev. James CAeal. ~
Tacoma. then proceeded 20 unite the con-
tracing parties with the EPISCOPAL form,
OF service. adding much to the impressive
ness or x By his Ssxnftisd bearing The
bride was dressed IN lovely creana-s,oI-
ored satin with lace trimmings and pearl
ornaments, and looked queenly as she
stood 70 receive the congratulations Of the
many friends present. Mr.. Hahn Is Ger
tainiy 10 be congratulated on the capture
OF one whom al who know her conce4fe 70
BE- prize both in beauty OF mind and per-
son. Miss Smith was dressed in white null
trimmed with lace. After half-hcur Civ
en- 10 congratulations by the friends pres
ent all were invited 10 the wedding repast
which was served by the members of the
owen Meredith Cooking Club OF which
Mrs. Hahn was A member. and II the de-
lightfai refreshments served 70 the guests
were fair exhibits OF their ability a. cooks
II viii be seventh day wonder II there
are any members left in the club by an
other year. in fact. II is rumored that
three of its members are going 70 drop
out before winter. The Austin horne was
decorated with flowers throughout the
drawing rooms In pink sweet peas and Ivy.
the hall in orsnss-hued flowers and Ore
gon grapes. and the dining room in white
roses and ivy. just before the departure
OF the happy couple the bride threw her
bouquet OF rosehuds at the members OF the
cooking club. and the lucky catch was
made BY Miss Parsons At II D. m the
bridal couple departed for a trip TO Vie
teria and thence 20 California They viii
be at home after September at 1924 Or
ange avenue. Queen Anne. Among the
guests were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Mccoy. Mrs. W. u. Dixon. Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. bowman, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis kiodt Mr. and Mrs o. q.
Calderhead, Miss Roberta Frye, Mss An
ma Parsons, Miss Myne Sargent. Miss Bes-
sic Bun well. Miss Helen Gillette. Miss Ellen
Hubbard. Miss Abbie Drew, Miss I1ora
Smith. Miss Lulu Dodge, Miss Jessie
Banks, Mr.. Sam Irwin. Mr.. F. T. Coulter,
Mr.. Van Smith, Mr.. Deli Dodge. Mr. Mel
ton Dodge. Mr.. Jay Austin and Mr.. Bert
Austin.
Al 2sl6 Seventh avenue, the residence of
Mrs Nels D'Jorup. the brides sister. am
pie preparation had been made for cele-
nrating the marriage OF Hon. Thomas
Cranney. OF Coupeville. and Mrs. Hen
rietta D'Jorup. of Utsslady. and on FRI
day evening. August I. 1896. the auspiclous
event was solemnized by Rev. John f.
Damon. Mr. Cranney has been identified
with the progress OF industrial enterprise
on Puget sound from an early period. and
enjoys the respect and confidence OF his
neighbors In a marked degree. He IL at
present clerk of Island county. The
bride, too, is the custodian Of as many
grateful friendships as a life Of kindly
acts can acquire. The occasion was a Pc
culiarly happy one. as surrounded by the
relatives and a few intimate friends. they
recsived congratulations. before assem-
bling at the festive board. where choice
vlanjs and merry wit abounded. A pleas
ant hour was afterward spent IN chat and
vocal and instrumental music admirably
rendered by Misses Hattie and Afollia
D'Jorup and Miss Cranney. Mr.. and Mrs.
cranney left for their Coupeville home
yesterday. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon. Mr.. and Mrs. Thor
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie. Mr.. and Mira.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Coupe. Mr.. and Mrs.
~
Mrs. ciausen. Mrs Maria D'Jorup, Mr..
Smith Mr.. p. l. D'Jorup Miss cranney,
Miss Sonia Cranney, Miss Leah Jones.
Miss Ioista Empie. Miss D'Jorup. Miss
Marie D'Jorup. Miss Georgia D'Jorup.
Miss Vivian Dorthea Thorsen, Miss Ade-
line Jones.
Judge George Fl. D. Gibson and wife. who
are spending their honeymoon in this city.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Sackett at Fourth avenue and Blanchard
street. were married rather romsnticaly.
after twenty-five years courtship. as
the following from a New York paper VIII
show: "a dispatch from Jeffersonviile.
md 10 the Chicago Times-Herald says
tina. after a eourtship OF twenty-five years
George II. -. Gibson. Judge OF the Clark
county circuit court, and Miss Jennie Van
Hook one Of the most prominent ladies' OF
Indiana were married az Charlcstown.
The ceremony was performed by Elder Z.
C. McCsowcn. Of the Christian church Of
the village After the wedding Judge and
Mrs. Gibbons left via the Baltimore Ohio
Southwestern for Seattle. to spend their
HONEYMOON. Judge Gibson - a politician
Of state note. and twice has served as rep
resen;ative In the state legislature"
on Thursday afternoon, August 6. a
very pleasant little party gathered at the
residences Of the officiating clergyman.
Rev. John r. Damon, 20 celebrate the nup-
iiaIs OF Mr.. f. Wheeler Parks, OF Tacoma,
and Miss l. Julia Gallon. OF Portland. Or.
Mr. II Z. Smith aid the honors as best
man ard Miss Cora r. Service as brides
maid The happy groom has many friends
on the Sound and will be a. home in that
classic city near where the pgriing Puyal-
Inc hours Ns Hrnped volume into the faith
omless caverns OF Commencement bay.
Mr. Alfred r. Bensoa, OF Seattle. and
Miss Nellie Dean Farmer. % sesalis- 40.
we're married Monday evening, August 2,
by Rev. John r Damon at his residence.
gfe Firth avenue Mrs Ella Farmer,
rneshAr OF the bride together with a
Younger sister. we're among the witnesses
OF the ceremony.
on wednesday afternoon. August Z.
Isss Mr.. Constant r. Potter AMI Miss
Hgil~ NJ Goldsmith both 81 this city.
were married a. the residence % the off,
eating clergyman. Rev. John r. Damon.
Arn.nu those present were Mrs. Francs
Reed ara Miss Lettis N. Reed.
NJ Charles Eek ard Mss Carrie Mabel
Shank. both 90 this city were married az
..a -es3fs-ee OF the officiating clergyman,
psv. John p Damon. Seattle Thursday.
Angus : Mr. Andrew y. Lyd0n serving
as rrocrasrnan and Miss Rena FeIitz as
bridesmaid
surprise Parties.
Miss Nellie phlnehart vas given an en-
savahiA sIrgrtse party BY A numsh~ or
her Fremont frieads iast Friday evening,