The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22
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Mr.. Edward Manning. OF IsSaquah. and
Miss Maud Ella wocacock. az this city
were quietly married Wednesday evening
August Is 1877. at the residence OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ Wood
cock. big Bellevue avenue north. Rev. David
Claiborne Garrett. OF ST. Marks church
officiating. The parlors OF the residence
had been handsomely decorated for the oc-
caaion, the drawing room. whore the cere-
mony Vas performed. being In white and
pink sweet peas % those hues hanging IN
Eariaods from the ceiling and cornlees
while an altar uf white double RSters haa
been placed IN the hay window. where the
happy couple pledged their marriage vows
AZ o'clock the sweet strains OF the we'd
ding march. played by Prof William
Mariius announced the arrival Of the bridal
party The bride entered with her father
and was met at the altar by the groom
where the beautiful ceremony was perform
cd according 20 the rites 81 the Epixcopai
church. The bride were white oruandfa
Earnished with real lace and white
asehubs. Her bridesmaid. Miss Heartio
Word. was also IN white The
rroom's best man was MIR Glen
II, Sixer Two pretty little maids
one sister Of the bride acted as flower
siris Mrs. woodcoek. the mother OF tn.
bride was assisted by Miss Ella Douran
and Miss Hattie Palmer IN entertaining and
receiving. Later fu the evening Mr. ana
Mrs. Manning left for their home IN Tssa-
auah. The bride Is one OF seattle's most
accomplished daughters. having wiae
circle Of friends N this city The groom Is
ASSISTANT payuaster and hookkeer,er AZ tho
lesaqush mines, having heli this position
~ trust for snne time. There were about
twenty-ive Intimate friends az The wedding
ceremony.
\ quiet hut pretty wedding was solemn
ized Wednesday evening az tho home NJ
Mr aHa Mr.. J II. Bates Tenth aveure
north, ths contracting parties being Mr.
Harry Remiss AVID Mss Jennie Rates Rev
Louis ; BoweFm8n oflciate8. Tee Rates
home Wis Handsomely Decorated. roses and
rernafio0s being Use prevailing flowers
The bride wDre q aeautifCl whIte sHS
Eown ard carried bouquet cf roses Miee
Bates Il a prot.y brunette ard q most as-
Unable yoaRE lady. Mr. Eemlss Is e uFo-n-
inest young business maa 90 Seattle.
where ais friends are isgia1, TIE caupls
VIII reside 81 Tenth ard Newton svsnues
north. Tsasc present 50 The wedding ~crs
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Nherl ack Ns Johnson N.-a T. Davis
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a noelss, Mv, iisn Wbeal1ck. Mr. William
Astos and 81. Knox
TIE home 80 M 8n3 Nes " a. but.
terae}a go Repuhfesu street nsar East-
lake avoaua. Was the seeHe al. a asl.et bslt
pres-y Westtlns or s8uesy Aaeasi
whuu the3f eldest saa- gaagfes tsasr.
vas married 60 Miss Nalua Laa7sls az
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