The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10
EVERETT SOCIETY.


EVERETT. Oct s-The prettiest ana
most pretentious wedding ever held I'm
Everett took place at 9 o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon. October =, IN Trinity Episcopal
church, II being the marriage Of Miss
Emma Lois Bronson and Vivian J. Pearse
the Rev. G. J. Brenton officiating The
bride Is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T.. Q.
Bronson. The matron of honor was Mrs
J. W. Butterworth: bridesmaids. Miss
Lolita Ketch1f. Of Seattle. Miss lillian
Morse. Miss Hal Porter and Miss May
Ciohecy. The best man was Mr. j. Bruce
Gibson; ushers. Mr.. J. f. Koran and Mr.
Leverich Duryse. Mr.. w. c. Howarth or
ganist. Promptly at ? o'clock the groom
and best man entered from the vestry
As they arrived at their positions at the
entrance TO the chancel, the bridal party
entered from the front. as follows: Mr.
Koran and Mr.. Duryee. Miss Ketchum
and Miss Morse. Mrs. Butterworth and
the bride Mr.. winthrop Bronson, brother
OF the bride. and Mrs. T.. c. Bronson. AS
they passed up the aisle the sweet strains
OF Lohengrin's wedding march filed the
church. The beautiful marriage ceremony
OF the Episcopal church was celebrated
before the most exclusive audience ever
gathered in this city. The bride wore
white silk trimmed with IL yards OF
Duchesse applique founcing. a present
from Mrs. Pearse. the groom's mother.
with veil and train. She carried white
sweet peas The matron of honor wore
White over green and carried pink sweet
peas. The bridesmaids wore white over
pink and carried pink sweet peas. After
the ceremony the wedding party left the
church 10 the music of Mendelssohn's
wedding march. and together with rela-
tives, out OF town guests and Mr.. and MS.
Nollans. were driven 10 the home OF the
brides parents. whore breakfast was
served. The chancel was trimmed back
and front with ivy and pink and white
sweet peas festooned from the floor at the
side walls 10 the ceiling. over the en-
trance was hung the wedding bell. made
OF white astors and pink and white sweet
peas Pink and white dahllas. pink n.y.
drangeas and sweet peas were used In the
other decorations. Most Of the invited
guests were al the south bound afternoon
train which conveyed the happy couple
from the city. They intend 10 visit Port
land. San Francisco and Los Angeles be-
fore their return. Their new residence on
Hoyt avenue IS nearly completed and they
VIII be ut home on November IL. The
bride was the recipient of many beautiful
and valuable presents. Mr.. +. C.. Bron-
son. father Of the bride was compelled
"a go 20 New York last Saturday in the
interest of mining deal In which he is n
part owner The out-of-town guests wee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Bronson. of Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAneny. Of Seattle. Miss
Izola Smith and Mr. c. W. Lee. OF Ia
coma. Miss Alma Delaney. Miss Mabel
Clark, Miss Alice Gardiner and Miss
Gretchen Hathaw ~. attending the State
University at Seattle.
The pupils NJ the High school convened
tn the assembly hail on Friday afternoon
TO listen 20 a programme OF more than
usual interest The occasion was the pre-
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ington and "a facsimile OF the Declaration
o, Independence. presented 20 them by the
Sons OF the American Revolution OF Sc
! attic. The presentation WAS made by s
IT, Nichols member OF the society He
reviewed the history OF the orEa nizatI1n
and objects Of the society and IN n care
fully prepared address made constant sn-
peals 10 a hieher patriotism. He laid
The American Revolution was but one
! hattie IN a great eoaaict. II was not only
| 70 build a nation Of tho highest tvre ~
freedom but through years Of great harI-
/ ships, with no sacrifice too great. Il was
q struggle for tho cause OF civil liberty n
! the world. The cause triumphed In the
end not oniv by Washingtons skill fn she
/ Geld. but hy his deep conviction az the
right. 1'se supreme reed % the colonies
! was rot for z general who could command
De- Battle. but a commander who could cali
+ out the fuN powers az individual resist
: 0nce and endure unfaUerinRly II need he
s unf3 death" The programme ouened
with roll call answered by patriotic QUO
? taflons. Grafton. Tribute 10 Revolution
erv Heroes. II. A, Duryee Recitation.
Pearl Drake. Qu7rtctte. Miss Sorensen.
Mss Catthncss. Miss Jessie Nichols and
MISS Narse~ Recitation. Couuaffscr, ~
Washington and NAPOLEON. Miss Apie
Fordleto0 Reading from an original copv
of The Ulster County Gazette" published
AS fa- - g. FH
F George Washington, the resolutions
passed by the house or representative
nnd the Tnltni States senate comreu-
Cfalfve ~ his services Miss Rubv l.
Brown. E,ss3y. Causes OF the Success ~
tAe Am r3c8u Revolution Emily n. sam
rer. Music, gheoe Smith Recitation
Dora Cferk. Presentation Of picture ~
Washington aad facsimile ~ Declaration
% Independence. ;. II Nichols Rerep-
ttcn % above Jay Aet-rosseu. president ~
the Al-ki s0-sety. Song. America. by she
stheoi
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tharc1 wiN h2Fe aB apron sale and aerre
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October H. from TO o'cioek Ia the - ft@~-
noon.
Miss Ketcham. 81 Seattle. was the er,~..
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asa wednesday.
Mr. McFal returned 90 Seattle after an
absence % over g wear
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town. Nd.. for "a months visit ~ RS cd
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