The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-28

Gus social diversions ard a. late hour
the guests took their leave. wishing the
bride and groom ali the joys CT happy
welded life. Beautiful music was FUR
nished throughout the evening by q man
dcsin club, composed Of three of the
groom's intimate friends. A large num-
Der OF vaiuabse and handsome PRESENTS
were received
Mr.. Henry is a weii-knewn employe OF
tha Seattle Traction Company, ard he and
his charming wife have d host OF friends
in this city.
They win reside with Mrs. Susan Henry:
residence northeast corner OF Stewart
street and Eighth avenue
A very pretty wedding took place on
the evening OF November q at the resi-
dence OF Rev. A. Atwood. esos Madison
street.
Capt. Geoge G. Grant. Of the ship St.
Nicholas. and Miss Mary A. Irons. OF
Louis River, ~. j., were united IA mar
rage The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. Atwood. The house was beau
tifuiiy decorated with flowers and palms.
The bride and groom stood under a can
opy made OF smilax. pink carnations End
bride roses. Mendeissohn's Wedding
March was rendered by Mrs. ]. A. Gass.
The brides gown was of light blue silk,
trimmed with teweied lace. She carried
in her hand a large bouquet of brido
roses. After the congratulations refresh
ments were served
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. At
wood, Mrs. George L. Hill. Mss Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Atwood Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Tourviile, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Gass. Mrs. Milford. of Portland: Master
A. Nj. Atwood. Miss Lee Tourvilie, and
Miss FLUFFY ID. Hill.
Mr.. William F. Glynn and Miss May L.
Bragdon were married Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the church of Our
Lady OF Good Help by Father Prefontaine
Miss Lillian Chisholm was bridesmaid, and
the best man was ]. Fl. Morgan A. G.
Dunn and John Bragdon were the ushsrs.
A large number of guests were present.
The altar was decorated with ferns and
/. flowers. After the wedding a luncheon
was served at the home of the bride, 1925
Sixth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Glynn left
later on wedding trip through the South
and East. On their return they will prob
ably make their home in British Columbia
They were the recipients OF a number OF
beautiful presents. The groom has been
engaged In the mining business in British
Columbia for five years and recently dis
posed of valuable property. known as
the Queen Bess, TO a London syndicate
The bride has for years made Seattle her
home.
Mr.. Job Quiett and Miss Ida Alice Har-
mon. both of this city were married on
Sunday afternoon. November 81 1897. al
the residence of the brides mother. a2i
virginia street. Rev. John F. Damon Of
hciating. Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lewis served
as best man and bridesmaid. At the close
OF the ceremony the company repaired to
the dining hall and enjoyed very fine
wedding dinner. Among the participants
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King Mrs.
Margaret Wilson. Mrs. Lucretia Harmon,
Mrs. Fannie Pratt. Miss Hattie Richard
son, Miss Ruth Fletcher. Miss Emma
Hammer, Mr.. p. s. Higley. Mr.. Archie
Beattie, Mr.. H. c. Schaefer. Mr.. G.. w.
Qniett, Mr. j. f. Moss, Mr.. Thomas Hell
gerson. Mr.. Bruce Hite.
On Monday November %. at Tacoma.
Edward Perry Long and Anna s. Henry,
both OF this city. We're married by Rev.
William Emmons. The groom Is well and
IaVorabiy known here being one of the
most popular employees of the postoffice
department.. In musical circles Eddie. as
his friends call him. is also well known as
one OF the most accomplished banjoists on
the Pacific coast. The bride Is one OF Sc
attie's popular young ladies'. For the past
two years she has been employed by the
Singer Manufacturing Company as book
keeper and cashier. Mr.. and Mrs Long
will be at home to their many friends after
December at Arlington hotel. No cards.
Last Tuesday at Spokane Miss Lenore
j. Chamberlain. formerly of Seattle and
Mr.. Charles Weller OF Salem Or. were
married at the home OF the brides sister
Mrs. George w. Belt. Rev. Gibbony. of
he otx-f~
ceremony. The wedding was a quiet af-
fair. and the ceremony was witnessed by
only small number of friends and reis-
tivss. After the wedding Mr. and Mrs
Weller left for their future home In Salem.
Or. The bride was for long time a res
ident Of this city and Is sister Of Mrs. S.
ID. Crockett and Mrs. j. l.. Schultz, of this
city.
Mr.. Thomas Hin, late Of Klondike, and
Mrs. Mary Watson. of this city. were
married on Wednesday evening November
"a 1877. at the residence of the officiating
clergyman. John r. Damon, 80 Fifth ave-
nue., Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Cranney serv-
ing As best man and bridesmaid. Mr.
Hill expects to leave for the gold fields of
the North again at the proper time.
A quiet wedding ceremony at the resi-
dence or the officiating clergyman. John
+. Damon. on Thanksgiving evening.
, united Mr.. john Fl. Richard and Mrs Fam
ny f, King both of this city. and they
subsequently, received the hearty congrat-
! uiatons or numerous company there as
semhled who witnessed the compact
The marriage of Mr.. Max bernstein ard
Miss Pauline Bendit took place ut San
| Francisco on Thanksgiving day. Miss
| Rendt has for several years past been a
| prominent instructor in the schools of San
Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. Bernstein came
direct from san Francisco TO Seattle
reaching this city last night.