The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-25
IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Clarence Smith entertained q num-
Der OF her friends on Wednesday after
noon in honor OF Miss Waters. OF Roch-
ester. ~. Y. who Il visiting her. About
twenty-five were present. each lady carry
ing home q beautiful little souvenir I'm
water coloring the clever work Of the
hostess. AL declared il delightful after
noon
Mr. Edwin F. James and Miss Grace
LILLIAN Clancy we're quietly married az
ths Church OF Our Lady OF Good Help
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Father F. X.
pFef0afaiae officiating. Both parties are
wen known 81 Seattle. the bride being
counted among the handsomest young Ia
dies in the city. For the present Mr.. and
Mrs. James viii reside al 9ali Fifth ave-
nus.
on January IL 1897 al Rosevile III.
Miss PAMELA Lewis and Mr.. Hermon W.
Craven were united IN holy uaatrimony.
The wedding, which was a quiet one. took
place at L O'Clock noon, at the residence
OF the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Al
pheus Lewis The bride was attired in a
neat travelling suit OF blue broadeioth-
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Hoyt. After congratulations had been re-
ceived and all had partaken % refresh
nents the couple took the train for Seat
tie their future home. The bride Is An
accomplished lady and a graduate Of 81.
Mary's school At Knoxvills. ~. Her father
is prominent farmer OF Warren county.
III. and has for many years held the
Office Of supervisor. Mr.. Craven is a well
known attorney Of this city, and has an
established reputation as one OF the ablest
political writers ard speakers OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craven have not yet select
ed their home bat are living for tbs
present at ST Suffer street
large number OF tae young friends OF
Master Folly Rhehohn met at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rhehohn, in
South Seattle last Friday evening, the
occasion being the celebration OF the ninth
birthday OF Master Folly. The young peo-
pie enjoyed themselves by playing games
parior magic, etc. and after partakiug OF
refreshments. dispersed Those present
were: George kirschner Ed kirschner
Joseph wiIlers. Henry Wiilers. Winfield
Ciothier. Charles CIotaier. Ray Parsons,
Elmer Heinrich, Andrew Heinrich, Fred
die hirschner. Roy F. Bardic, Henry
Haskell. Hattie King Amy Kirschner,
Nancy Kirschner Lulu Klrschner.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
az the residence % the brides father
Mr. Edgar Bryan SIS Dexter street, on the
evening OF January Is. when Minnie E.
the youngest daughter. was married To
Samuel l. Robson. 81 this city. The cere-
vnony was performed by Rev. Daniel Bag
ley. who some thirty years aEo performed
n similar service for the brides parents
The house was pTettily decorated. and
dainty refreshments were served. The fol-
lowing guests were present; Rev. Daniel
Bagley. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3, Bagiey. Mr..
and Mrs J. Y. EShelman, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FARMLAND
Mrs. Clarence Andrews. Mrs. James Nc
Combs. Mrs Shepherd. Mrs, simmons.
Mrs Duskin. Mrs. Irene Dohson, Mrs.
swlft. Mrs. Robson. 2Trs- Fay. Mise Dora
Webb. Miss Alice Fkie, Miss Rosa Me
Donald Miss FaTney. Miss Jennie Carr.
Miss Leila Swift Miss Mary Robson.
Miss Nora Denny. Miss Berthe Bryan,
Miss dillingham;, AIr. Edgar Bryan. Mr.
O J Carr. M George Benson. Mr.. Wal
ter Hfnckley. Mr.. Fred Braid. ar. Charles
Robson. Mr.. Arthur Bryan Mr.. Albert
Bryan. Alr. Ernest Bryan, Ar. Guy Via
capaw.