The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-12

bride, and Mr.. Frank Mears Then came
the bride leaning On the arm Of her
father. Capt. Munger. The wedding party
walked 10 the chaneel. where they were
met BY the groom. Then the party
formed into a semi-cireie. after which
Rev. Mr.. Llwyd stepped forward and per-
formed the ceremony The bride wore
q fine tailor made gown OF green broad
cloth. picture hat adorned her head
and white bridal veil was brought under
the chin and tied, and the long strings
hung half way down the front OK the
SKIRT The bridal veil idea Is the latest
creation OF the fashionable faddists OF the
East VINO say what shall and what shall
not be worn by those who lead In the
smart world. After the wedding cere-
mony there was a wedding dinner aboard
the revenue cutter Grant. which was at
tended by only few friends and rel
atfves- Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left later on
a short wedding journey. The bride IL q
charming young woman. and during her
snort stay in the city has made many
friends. The groom Is one Of the younger
members OF the United States revenue
cutter service The couple received many
handsome presents. Among those who
witnessed the church service were Lieut..
and Mrs. Haake. Mrs. 5. Gardner Yerkes
Mrs. John G.. Berry, wife OF Lieut.. Berry.
Mrs. c. s. Cochrans. wife Of Lieut.. Cech-
rane, Mrs. Charles S.andhope Cotton. ir..
Dr. and Mrs. j. p. Sweeney. Lieut.. Craig
and Chief Engineer Broadbent.
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The young men who comprise the Ne
Ska club sent out brief notices last week
announcing that they will give a dance at
the Queen Anne clubhouse New Years
eve. The club will have full sway of the
society field that night, and no doubt IS
entertained that the dance will be one
which society will attend in large num-
bers, and be we'll recompensed for the
trouble OF DOMINIC their fineries. II is
not often that an organization of young
men organized for the sole purpose of de-
veloping and promoting their social ideas
continues to enjoy an active life for such
long period as has the Nesika club. 1t
come Into existence several years ago.
and since that time has been heard from
every few months. It's members include
John b. Wing, Lee McClay, Louis Cra-
gin. Hugh George. Clayton Crawford.
Coil Murray. Don Henry. who is now in
the East: Robert Clary, All Ruff. Charles
Scurry, II. H. Post. Del Hicks. Fred
Hicks Howard Ames. Julius Augustine.
EDWARD II. Geary. Ridgley Ford. AMI
Fred d. Hammons.
The patrons and the patronesses OF the
New Years eve dance will include Mr.
and Mrs s. l.. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs
F. A. Wing, Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Nor
gan, and MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Geary
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The Spokesman Review of Spokane pub
fishes in recent issue society para
graph, which will be of interest in this
city. 1t says:
"A pleasant sleighing party was given
Tuesday night by Claire Farnsworth for
merry or Seattle, TO number of his
friends. After pleasant ride about the
city, the party repaired to the home OF
the Misses Sweeney, on Pacific avenue
where oysters and coffee were served,
and the remainder OF the evening was
passed in dancing. Those present were
Mrs. Paul Clark. Miss Switzerland Miss
Mason, Miss Slater. Miss Tourney, Miss
Hammond. Miss Sweeney. Miss Gertrude
Sweeney. Miss Campbell. Miss Effie
Campbell, Mr.. Nichols. Mr.. Clark Mr.
Bratton. Mr.. Slater Mr.. Switzerland, Mr..
Fransworth, Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Moseley and
Mr.. Timewell.
A special meeting OF the Washington
State Society Sons of the American Rev.
oiution has been called to meet at the
offices Of DR.. f. Weldon Young. In the
Pioneer building, Tuesday evening, De-
cember q. The meeting will be for the
purpose OF ratifying the articles OF con-
solidation of the two patriotic societies
known as the Sons OF the Revolution and
Sons of the American Revolution. joint
convention OF the two societies having
been held recently at Cincinnati. o.. when
the joint constitution was adopted and a
plan of consolidation agreed upon under
the name of the Society of the American
Revolution. AT the last meeting of the
board of managers of the state society,
Sons OF the American Revolution, sew
eral applicants were elected. The state