The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
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WEDDINGS.
very pretty and quiet wedding took
plaee at the residence OF the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. VI y. Morrison.
corner Fremont avenue and Albion street.
Saturday evening February s. when Mr..
Lawrence NJ Cav and Mrs. s. Edna
Marsh were married by Rev. J. r.
Sichole. The house was ariisticaily deco
rated with smiiax ivy. p0tted plants cut
flowers and a PROPULSION Of hyacinths and
rose@ The hrtds n handsome and at
sractive blonde was attired IN pretty
travelling suit Both parties are well and
fsvorably known. having resided IN Sc
attic for many years The bride is a menu
Der OF the Edsewater Congregational
church. is a teacher in the sunday school
and treasurer OF the Ladies' Aid Society,
and will be greatly missed hy the people
Of Fremont. Mr and Mrs. eau VIII be at
home to their friends on Tuesdays. after
March 2 ~ rs Ninth avenue north. Those
present az the wedding were: Rev. and
Airs. ]. r. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. George
eau. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bean, SIR. and
Mira NJ y. Morrison. Miss Vesta Nor
rlson. Master Lester r. v Marsh.
NJ. John Dennis, OF T.atona, and Miss
Laura Harris Of BAY View. we're mar
riea at the residence % Mr.. BENJAMIN Dis-
nlond, al Latona. last "Wednesday evening.
February II. Rev. william MetcaH Off
Chatting Mr. Henry Dennis brother OF the
groom acted as best man. and Mrs.
George Dick "a bridesmaid The bride
was very becomlnly gowued IN n dark
colorcd travelling dress, The ceremony
was performed under the archway be-
tween fhe double nariors. which had been
handsomely decorated with ivy and cut
flowers. the bridal couple standing be-
bal = Of ms
roses Al the conclusion OF the beDediC-
ton The bride and groom were the re-
cipients ~ many happy congratulations
and weli wishes for the future. The host
aud hostess then led the way to the large
dining room, where al were seated ana
made merry FOR an hour or two. The re
mainder OF the evening was spent 81 dane
ing. The newly married couple were ths
recipients 81 numerous presents, Their
homo for the present viii De in Latons.
Mlsp jeanne UatelY. youngest daughter
90 Mrs Angus Hatsly. was married at her
mothers home. SIS Eighth avenue south.
THURSDAY evening 30 Mr.. Robert Kane.
Rev A J.. Hutchlson performed gae core-
mqny following which the company re-
rsira! 70 IL Ninth avenue north. the IN
ture home ~ the couple. whore the we'd
ding supper vas served Among tho guests
we're: Mr and Mrs. J S;irrat. Mr. ard
Mrs. A. Dow Mr., AMI Mra L. Bruce Mr..
and Mrs Warwick AT and Mrs WaTk.
Sfr sod AIRS \ Wright Mr ant Mrs =.
Williams Mr. and Mrs Frear. Mrs. Bal
les. Misc Janet Hate'y Nlss Hateiy. Miss
" Rexz Miss VI strauss. Mise perret.
Miss Nee'allum Miss =. McCalum. Miss
} " McC&num. Miss T. McCalium Mss
McnonaA. Miss MaKgie Park. Mr.. J.
Tately ar II oCailum. Mr. A. Hatoly.
Nr. ". Hately. Mr.. J. Hastings. Mr.. J.
NF 4 a.. g
Mr.. ) shaw.
Asa Emua Melvin. ~ Olympia and Mr.
y. T. 0idaelt formerly ~ Seattle. Bat
row ~ Everett were married az ihe resi-
aance 90 the hrlae's parents in Olympia
last Tuesday as hlsh noon. a sanptuous
wedding dinner vas served al thc com
cfus5oa ~ Gre ceremony. az which che
bridal party aa3 few intimate friends
SAT- down. Daring thr afternoon the couple
took tha trstp FOR Everett Rhtrh viii ne
their fntarc hene The hri1c is very
esti'nae'e Young la3y ana IS popular in
olympia My oitHc3 eufevs many
friendships ln Seattle vhere he resided fsr
several years He ts AZ present private
secretary for Mv Craaks~ vice presiaert
snd general manager 80 tse Everett &
Nsutc Crfsie Fa'lroa3.
Fsri pleasant. huf sutes aod+l0~ o.
rurrc1 az tr aewe ~ Nr r fT Watt
vorte 1- seneca street.. Westn r-}tr even
'ne WheH pr Tat-sise0 assisted hg
1fr George WhHweTth frfoe1 I0 mar
sfare t-areusus Naroagrs fr N n
~ esrt GHrNe epd N}se T~a 4 NrFaa-
Hee - rrte rIfv The -ew}y welded
CeHnlr NsHf rH th-ir sruT ~ t'erf Gsmhlr.
VHsrr ~ HsrnoarT fHt-Fs ttrEe sr 4.
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