The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
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Miss JezrIe ganderson ans Sfr. Waller
X Curtis were married at the sandersou
home across Lake Washington Wednes-
day June . Rev. y. T. Richards per-
formed the ceremony. The bride and
groom stood beneath q beautiful canopy
Of evergreens ard roses during the cere-
raouy- Congratulations followed. after
which all were seated al the table 70 par
take o. q delightful wedding breakfast.
THE house Mas tsstefully decorated in
eTergresns and flowers The bride vas
attired IN French organdie and carried
q beautiful bouquet OF choice roses. a
number Of useful presents exhibited the
well wishes OF the guests. TIE bride.
Miss Jeanne Sanderson Is the daughter
% one OF the oldest farmers in the lake
section. The groom. Walter K Curtis is
the younger son Of Capt J. Curtis, who
FL company with his SONS has long oper-
ated the steamer ElGn on the waters OF
Lake Washington. Houghton Will be
the home of the contracting parties. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sanderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curtis. SIR. and Mrs.
u. Z. Richards Mr. and Mrs. u. p Whit
new Mr., and Mrs. VIII Curtis Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Curtis Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Harms.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Shack, Mrs. r. North
rap, Mrs l. Houghton, Mrs. ". Reece,
Mrs T. Rucker- Mrs. J. TIL, Miss /.
Larson. Miss Katie TIL. Mr. Sam Sander
son.
4 happy couple were Joined in The holy
bonds of matrimony Saturday even
ms June =. Mr. Harry Lancaster ard
Miss Minnie Schenck were the CONTRACT
iug parties. 4 beautiful and impressive
service was rendered by the Rev. sir.
Steers. OF Springbrook. The bride wore
q pale blue silk dress trimmed with deli
cate white lace carrying bridal roses.
Miss Irene Fletcher was bridesmaid and
Was costuuged in . creau-coored silk.
and MIR Thomas lddings performed the
honors as best man. After the ceremony
the happy couple with their host Of
friends. repaired 10 the drawing room
and had q social dance. 4 supper fol-
lowed. The home was most tastefulIy
decorated Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster were
the recipients OF many choice presents
which hetokened the nature OF the est..1-
alton i'll which they are held by their
many friends. Those present were Sir.
and Mrs. Schenck. Mr.. and Ms.
Noble Mr. and Mrs. Bowen, Mr. and
Mfs, Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Iddings.
Mrs J. Green. Mrs f. Evans Mrs. F.
tddcr. AIRS. :. Leibrandt Mrs. J. Leih-
randi. Mrs. +. Petty, Mrs f. Petty,
Mrs. :. Sanders. Mrs. Z Hunter, Miss
Pearl Schenck Miss Bertha Lancaster.
Miss Ruby Lancaster Miss Irene Fleicn-
cr. Miss I.ottie Fichisen, Miss Mary ID
dngs. Miss Rosa Alien Miss Edith Al
len Miss Louisa Young. Miss Dolly
Bowen. Miss Lizzie Petty. Miss Julia
Leibrandt- Miss Viola Evans Miss Bes-
sic Sanders. Mr.. W. F Lancaster, Mr..
Edward Lancaster Mr. Taylor Mr..
Thomas Iddings, Mr.. George Green, Mr.
Emery Bowen Mr. Frank Lowell, Mr.
Chris Hansen. Mr.. Frank Alien. Mr. Rus
sell Allen, Dir. John Hawks Mr. John
Young, MIR. Thomas Hardy. Mr.. VIII
Fichlsen.
very pretty home wedding was
so!emnized on June - az the residence OF
Air and Mrs. =. 5 Baker on Fifth ave-
nue. at which tine their daughter Miss
Fannie, became Mrs. Frank Bartholo-
new. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev f. NJ. Randall The rooms were
deliberately and tastefuliy banked with the
most beautiful flowers OF the season. and
all the guests. twenty-five in number.
pronounced 1t one Of the most happy and
beautiful occasions Of the year. The
couple enjoyed a short wedding journey
and are now at home 10 their friends AZ
10i Fifth avenue.
Mr.. J. Galloway Patty. Of Harrington,
Lincoln county, and Miss George Fish. of
Houghton. were married at the residence
of Ga" officiating clergyman. John f. Da-
mon 30 Firth avenue. Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. ohed Patty serving as grooms-
man and Mss Nay Fish as bridesmaid.
Among those composing the wedding
party were: Mr. ard Mrs. John Patty.
Mr.. and Mrs hArvel Patty Mrs. Sarah
Jones. Mrs. Wuie curtis. Mrs Bessie
kirtiey Miss Oracle Patty. Mr. Phlo
F.sh. The couple VIII live a. Harring-
ton.
\ quiet wedding took place at the
Church ~ our Lady Of Good Help Thurs
day morning n g o'clock. when Mr O J.
Troen ana Miss Elizabeth II Conway were
Hnitsd in marriage hy the Rev Z II.
Prefoniaine Mr. ". J Conway served IS
best mau and Nisa o Neil as bridesmaid
Many handsome presents were received.
oHiy 'h" relatives we're pres nj The hap
~ cpap'e left fer San Francisco. where
ths/ VIII spend ehcir honeymoon.
Ca EAST SUNDAY morning A- Sci Open
Getm aud Miss Flora Cobu were united in
marriage Eey. Or Jacob Voorsangcr. Of
san Francisco. otictatias The ceremony
t"ok place az the residence az tae brides
parents. }l4 XesIer way only the trame-
d.ha" family oeinS present. After a wed
Gtsr oCoakfss; tHe youns couple left fer
\.etora en- teeir honeymoon amid -
shower ol r.ce and oi1 SHOES.
Mr Herhre' r. Robson ard Miss Mary
r. Miller both az Ta-oua. ans-et -ae.r
d" "s for 'a> world at tne residence
of John =. DtcaH Monday asorn0oa.
500 tft.r p tftet y}s,t wlsh relatives ard
fEtFHF~ teat f-o hasc frr the.~ furt-rt srl.l-
eN 11ee 4he r~i}e fs ,he see-na aspeh-
t@f ot ev-''en0c.'m n Lga9ter Ntser ana
r Usl En7wn te many 81 the elder ges.-