The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-14

was beaaslfussy decorated. From the cell
ing sfEezmery o. white tulls and smslax
ware drawn to the corners OF the table.
where they were confined by punches o.
pink ToSe5uds. The centerpiece was also
OF pink roses. The front par.or was dec
Grated In ferns and white chrysanfne-
mums- 2msixx MAS arranged sn the ioFm
OF canopy. from which hung the eonvsrs-
siossaI wedding bell. The library was IL
autumn leaves and nazturLuEns. Miss
Hsiene Eurrelf and Miss Louise barnard
assisted In serving refreshments. and the
music Was rendered ty Ars. Charles y.
Riley and Miss Pearl Marble Mrs. Hal
sted has resided In Seattle but two years.
bat In that short time has VOC the love
ard esteem Of q large circle OF frtsnds.
Mr.. Haisted arrived In Seattle only . lew
days ago. 20 claim . wife In the sweet
heart OF childhood days They left at
o'clock on the Northern Pacific train.
amid q shower OF rice and good wishes,
for their future home In Leayenwerth.
WHARF they viii be NJ home to their
friends after December J. The following
guests were At the wedding: Mrs. Sarah
Guion, Master Raymond Paxton Gaion.
Nr. VIII Guion. Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Bur
reil, Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Barnard. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred l.. Fehren, Mr.. and Ar&
W. J.. Bernard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Sharpe. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Moore,
Mrs George w. Boardman. Mrs Charles
J. Riley. Mrs. Harsha, Mrs PauIey. Miss
Madge Fowler, Miss Mabel Shepherd. Miss
Jessie Reeves. Miss lila Atwood. Miss
Othilia Carroll. Miss Helene Burreli. Miss
Ida Sims. Miss Louise Barnard. Miss
Pearl Marble. Miss Juditha Moore. Miss
Young. Miss Anna Young. Miss Beach.
Mr.. John Lamber. Of Leayenworth.
afr. Joseph Peabody and Miss Ellen May
Middieham were united in marriage last
Wednesday evening at 4 o clock at the Sc.
stephen Episcopal church. Ballard. Rev.
i. r. Hyiand officiating. The bride was
given away b. Mr.. q. B. Roberts and the
groom's brother was best man. The church
was decorated with flowers and ivy. the
ceremony taking pace under an arch of
white chrysanthemums and wedding bells.
The bride was arrayed In a beautiful gown.
The church was crowded. After the cere-
mony the couple were driven 10 their home.
where they entertained many OF their
friends to luncheon. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Peabody left fer a wedding trip 10
Victoria, b. c. Many beautiful and costly
presents were received.
Mr.. j. Avis johnson, formerly OF Seat
tie. but now residing in Wenatchee. and
Miss Ida Clayton. of Centralia, were united
In the holy bonds OF wedi3ck at the home
OF the bride In Cenfralia on the evening of
October q. Thirty-six intimate friends
were present. After the ceremony sup
per was served. A large number OF pres
eHts we're received. The young couple will
be al home In Wenatchee after November
e.. 1857.
Mr.. c. w. Pierce, of Ballard. and Miss
Mabel I1vesly, of this city, were quietly
married In Tacoma. Wednesday, Noyem-
Der ,. at the residence of Judge +. A.
Smalley. They were accompanied by a
few intimate friends. after which they re-
turned TO Seattle. The bride Is daughter
of Mr. w. l.. Livesly, OF vashon Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce are residing ut Bal
lard.