The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-18
Fremont Social News.

The members Of the Edgewater Con-
gregational church gave banquet Thurs
day evening at the church building. in
Fremont, in celebration OF the eighth an
niyersary of the founding of the church.
1t was held in the large assembly room,
where covers had been laid for about 100
people. Rev. Samuel Greene gave some
"reminiscences of the Sunday school eight
years ago. which finally developed into
a flourishing Congregational organization.
and is now known as the Edgewafer
church. Happy speeches followed from
several Of the older members. Reports
were listened to from the different officers,
and further plans were discussed for the
building of large addition to the main
building.
A pretty wedding ceremony was sol
emnized Tuesday evening, May 4, at tho
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs d. FL. Wood
worth, near Ross. by which Miss. Emma
Louise Woodwork. second daughter OF
the host and hostess, was Joined In mar
rage to Mr.. Edward Crawford, second
son of the pioneer. William Crawford,
of Ross. Rev. J. T. Nichols. officiatsd.
The bride was gownsd in white organdie-
Her bridesmaid was Miss Bess Wood
worth. The groom was attended by his
brother. Mr.. Frank Crawford The par
lors were beautifully decorated. and the
bridal party assembled under a large bell
composed entirely of white blossoms.
Only the parents, relatives and a few
very intimate friends witnessed the cere-
mony, which occurred at $50. and at
about $50 an elegant supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford have a host Of
friends, who wish them every happiness.
They are now at home to friends at the
Woodwork residence at Fremont.
A jolly party of university students en-
joyed an outing on Lake Washington FRI
day. Boating was feature after which
supper was served In the Faculty boat
house, and the remainder of pleasant
evening was spent about a huge bonfire
on shore in song and story. In the party
were: Miss Farquhar Miss Giles, Miss
Willard, Miss Fish, Miss Harrington, Miss
Barlow, Mr.. Walter Cotchett,- Mr. Frank
p. Giles. Mr.. Arthur w. Barton, Mr..
Harry +. Giles and Mr. Worth Densmore
Miss Crueger. a student of the uni
versity, left yesterday for her home In
Everett. On Tuesday she gave an in
formal reception ar her home in Brooklyn
TO her large circle OF intimate friends and
classmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Anderson enter
tanned few OF their Fremont and other
suburban friends Thursday evening with
boating party on Lake Union Those
present Were: Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Ora
ham Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott. Mr. and Mrs.
b. F. Miles, afr. and Mrs. T. E. Bardine.
Miss Graham, Miss Allen. Miss Saulder,
Miss Ray. Miss Holden, Mr.. Leonard An
derson. Mr.. Don Lewis. Mr.. r. Kincaid.
Mr. T. L. Estop, Dir. d. Mills, Mr.. Charles
Scott.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fl. p. Campbell. OF FIRE.
mont. accompanied by their two children,
are In Minneapolis. where they will prob
ably reside permanently.
Mrs. William Murphy. OF Fremont, is in
Spokane. where she will be a guest of
relatives during the summer
The Wednesday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. G. f. Rernsberg last week. the
subject being Home Economics Pa
pers were read by the different members
"Chiliren's Ideals and Business Educa
fien for Girls" being the title OF two, IN
der the heading OF Children In the
Home" An interesting article on Made
over Dishes was also read.