The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19

prayer. After moment OF hushed stiil.
ness the reSr~sss<i strains OF the orchestra
broke osss anew as warm Congratulations
were extended Mr.. and MrS urich- The
elaborate weiiinx dinner followed dur
Ing Which rnsrrtment retsnsd supremA
Mr. and Mrs urieh left Thursday evening
via the tsreas Northern railway for their
future home AZ Marquette. Mich
Mr.. Joe Harry. the popular sportsman
ami seascr member of the Hardy--iaIi
Arms Company. was married q Aa-snal-
town. Iowa. on April 20 Miss Mary shan
lev. very essirnahie yoang lady II that
es;y, The news OF the wedding was,s CONF
piese surprise 20 Mr.. Hafsfys many friends
| IN Seattle. as he gave them no antsHiAtion
whatever when ne left OF ais iSEentsoEs.
| The Mafskssltown Reflector OF April II ass
sne following 90 say or the nap
tia,s: TUESDAY evening at o'ciaek. IN 81.
Mary's church. Rev. Father l-en-hsn Qfti-
eating. J. y. Harry. Of Seattle. Wasf..
and Miss Mary STANLEY were united IN
| marriage. The spacious caarch was we'll
| filed with relatives and friends " tle bride.
| who. during her residence N this city. has
| enteares herself 10 hosts OF friends Who
| were DESTROYS OF witnessing the ceremony
which would make her .he WIFE OF the T.ass
| she loved and take her 10 a distant ssaso
| 20 rtstsse Miss Lehman. of Dubuque. an
| old friend - the bride aud niece OF Kew.
Father Lerihsn. was bridesmaid. and ES-
I &At1 dtf-NtA8. OF fst<t1t. OG<t tuait- ~
4 bride was aFfayei In n neat nttinS travels
| Ing SUIT OF brown silk with lace trimmtnsss
with hat and gloves TO match. AMI the cos
tune OF the bridesmaid was CT the same
| hue. The groom aai best man wore black.
| For the past nine years the bride has oc-
CAPPED very respons BILE position-book-
keeper ard cashier for the large Wholesale
| grocery firm Of Let's, Fletcher Company.
| She is greatly admired by ner emplcyeru
and Office assoc ates. was atteated ~
the elegant present she rrcess. q from thsms
being no less than . set ofrso).d peasl
handled knives and forks she Accuznn-
lated some money. and tor the past few
| years has been s,ocknoider in the Letss.
Fletcher Company. AMI Tor many yearo
has supported her moth~-. There are few
/ young ladies. tndeed Who have - many
| genuine friends n this city. all Of whom
hope that her pathway through life nay
be literally sfrewn with roses. The
groom h the pehIor member Of the
HArdy-ian Arma Company at seattle. ana
IL a successful buansss maa. who 10 high-
| ~ spoken o. rs those who beat know hilp
Carl 0. n. Hnyer. mAnter-At-ArDo 90
board y. s revenue euttee CefwtM an6
Mss chariosts L NAariss usre 0ars)sd
al the Isagiors q the M0uteEey heuneS
Seattle. Tuesday. April ~ ~ hith noens
Rev. John r. Damon ofsctating- ~. Fen
| 3amin Sorenzeu. also a. the CorW1A aerved
| As best man and Miss Louise Hesksl -
bridesmaids. Amsng the Witnesses were ~.
a -. berkel IL >. r. 3urc- 1Astesa
Esnes, and Charlie BsrseI sno otnere
son Of the Hon. Calvin H. Hale. ons Of
the pioneers Of Olympia. and Mis- 9mDA
Jane Rule. OF Hoodspcrt. Mason county,
were quietly married as the restdGhce oe
tae omc,sf'ne caefsymans Sohn =. Damons
~ r,Itn avenue. cu1nsy evenins. Apsn
i being present
MT Anarew =. forsnefe. OF New9susa
ana Miss SAsae rear ickey. 81 everett.
were married u the presenee OF lev
niends AZ me readence OF the omlctatme
csrfgymAn. Sonn = Damon. sI0 F1fth AVE-
Tor tne present ABIDE ~ NeWcasties
unssy Nossss
AMONG the younG ladies' 81 tho uatvefe
| ally excitement Wne ~ it, hiEheut pitch
during the pase week o. account o. the
tame Of naskH heh With the Elleneburg
NORMAL ecnoN osA no oener eeeee ~
xefeste0 an - 0en toe . en0neuG Ido
GAms use ~ esst 6 thA h3n6 - tAko
peare netwee0 Two Wasnsneton coueees.
frof. van perveef gave the boye OF the
gymnasium class diversion In the way
Of . two mile run along the D. l. 3. = =.
railroad and BACK through the woods. The
boys arc developing good wind by such
variations OF exercise. and some good
work - expected IN the long distance
runs OF heid Gay.
the nrst outdoor shoot OF the target
pracuce class soox place WEDNESDAY. The
s ss ,aa .a'sss .As used - 2 distance
those used by the militia. consequently
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