The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

PORT ANGELES. New. "a very u~e,tv
wedding occurred Sunday svenlnz. cg~to.
Der s.. a. The 1orse q Mrs Foldc. wher
fer daughter. Mss Lila F. Whittier. Wa
united n manage % Mr.. william
Clark. TIE parIoT wss very effeetfvely
decorated for the occaslon he large bay
SrindoR aTordiIsg 4 a1e opportunity sor q
tasteful arrangement. TIE windows were
dTaped with lace curtain- and the panels
were trimmed with ivy and myrtle Ar
arch stretched from side 20 side composed
Of lace curtains grsrefuns iocped and en-
tanned with Wy. yrtle and holly On the
left stood q magnificent lily. while 10 the
righs a tat rotfec bridal rose dropped SIS
slender branches From the middle OF the
arch was suspended a aorsi horseshoe COM
posed OF myrtle Ky dshilas and roses
under which the couple stood. while the
words thar made them one were being
spoken.
Rev. C. " Nelson. pastor Of the First
Congregational church. performed the cere-
n1ouy.
Only ,he relatives ard few mos. inti-
n tie friends wcre present.
The bride cooked very charming in a
gown o. pearl white satin with derni-traln.
Fer veil vas bed In place by white La
France roses and she carried a beautiful
bridal bouquet
The ceremony xas the simplest possible
~an ideal homo Seddine. AZ about e
O'Clock the young people approached the
minister. VIZ vas awaiting them under the
lrehway OF flowers. ana were made hus-
band and wife.
After congratulations and best wishes
had been spoken. the pleasant ordeal 81
cutting the brides cake was performed by
the young wife and each one present re
csiveS a dainty little box filed with II e.
dream over. A delicious luncheon followed
Mr. and Mrs. Clark have been promin-
ent in social life OF this city for severa
Years. Mr.. Clark belongs % a family thai
was among the earliest To SETTLE in this sec
ton. He has been a prominent figure in
Democrats politics since he came Of age
having been county clerk for two terms
and for the past four years held the pos
lion Of deputy collector OF this port. The
day Of MS wedding was the last OF his off
cial life owing to the exigencies Of the ser
vice consequent on the change OF admin
Istrstion.
Mrs. Clark has always been considered
ane OF Angeles fairest and most charming
daughters. bright. winsome and altogethfg
lovely The highest praise we can pay her
Is TO say that Mr.. CLARK has secured q
treasure.
They will occupy apartments in the new
Albany hotel. the building being owned by
Mr. Clark.
Those present at the wedding were
Rev. and Mrs c. w Nelson. Mr. and Mrs
2 r. Sewers. Mrs. Zimmerman. Miss F.
lie Clark. Miss Kate Stewart. Mr.. Alley
Lark Mr. Tom Clark. Mr.. A. j. Casser ane
Mr. Horace White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Goodwin enter
aimed a large number Of relatives and
-riends Sunday. October ~. In honor OF III
nth anniversary OF their wedding. The
nd ia fr~
7ounteous.
Mr. r II Hickox. with bis banjo. ans
IRIS Ben Smith. with her mandolin. en-
tvened the tine with music and the day
'assed of very enioysbly Present were
Nr and Mrs. Charles Peters. Mr. and Mrs
zen r Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hiekox
Nr and Mrs Axel Forsberg. Mrs FIeitch
IRIS Swany Miss Alice forsberg, Miss
iHda Forsherg. Mr.. Charles ForsherE. Mr.
Sllas Goodwin. Mr. Alden Goodwin. Mr.
hester Csoven Jr. Norman Goven. anc
s,fi'e a hosi r r'tle tots
Mr.. and Mrs. w s Marquardt enter
tanned MFR william weiser and Mr. T. ]
Murphy. % Pittsburg. at dinner Tuesday
evening.
Dr. Aldrich and family. Of Grand Ran
Ids Mich. arrived here this week and will
make this their home.
The Select Dancing Club gave very
enjoyable dance Tuesday evening AZ Nc
nonalds hall About thirty couples Were
present.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Baptist
church viii give dime social CT the rest
dencc OF Mr. and Mrs r. T. Smith No
vember o
Afr and Mrs. !. A. wilson entertained
n number OF friends Tuesday evening In
strumental and vocal music tool; up much
Of IN enjoyable evening. Luncheon was
served
The first ioint meeting Of the post and
CORPS Of the G a r was held on the
9Th Friday - October and was most
enjoyable affair. Invitations were neces-
sarily restricted 70 the old soldiers and
their families and 70 members OF the
The c. a. r hall II was crowded with
veterans and danes and handsome sons
and daughters
The entertainment opened with duet.
organ and violin. rendered by Mrs,
Thomas RI Sherwood ard Prof. a c.
cook. and this was followed with an ad-
dress BY Chaplain w c. Mock a trio BY
Mr W J. weiser. guitar and Messrs A
G Cock and Sidney Bradley mandolins:
solo by Mrs. T II. Sherwood: recitation.
The Minister'S Coming 70 Dine" by Miss
Addie Place: solo. sitting BY the Kitchen
Door" by Miss Ethel Ferguson, recita-
tion. ''Hindoo Paradise" by Miss Ole
MsNre}d. recitation. why he wouldn't
sell the Place" BY Frauchie Place: ad-
dress by Mrs Hattie McFadden, president
" Il c recitation. Mrs p. ". Gallup.
readings BY Past Commander T. II Bead
ley. and chorus singing BY the assembly.
From beginning 70 end the programme
vas highly entertaining. Every one pres
emit eaioysd the music and literary treats.
ard would have doubtless insisted or
more numbers had not the ladies ap-
reared with an abundance of coffee and
sandwiches and beans and cake. Of which
everybody partook most heartily.
WIN Ware has come home 20 spend the
winter after a six months absence IN The
Slocan country.
Nfrs {. r L. Cross returned Wednesday
frors an extended visit 20 her nephew at
seattle.
NJ. Joseph Holmes returned Wednes-
aav from an extended visit 20 relatives IN
CaAIornis.