The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26


summer lines of enjoyment ana the week
}uSt ended vas pleasantly spent without
Qt5ng exceptionally gay. The Summer ex-
ouus . the many pleasant camping places
hot too far away from the city IS now
Wei under way. The tennis co&s~;s have
aten Wei filed, the tournaments adding -
thf interest Ms. T.. < Husats' ball
stands forth as the principal society event
81 MS week. while intevcS; in Red Cross
matters VIII continue % increase.
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Many OF the prominent society snatrons
o. tho city Ant who.e hest ~ Young
ladies have doomed the rsa crCss iaas.
during the past week ana are putting far.h
ihe!r best efforts - 80 somrth az FOR tlle
SOLD er boys Seattle's organization has
grown very rapidly since me urst meeting
last Monday morning. Never before has
more interest been centerc3 IN ans oHo
thing. The Fed cross wcsN ; interesting
many women VINO have never before taken
an active part IN society affairs and has
removed all lines u distinction. Next
"Wednesday he ladies VIII devote the Whole
day - the Work for the seiaier boys. an3
MacDougal 4 SoufhNick's nix store viii
he full Of patriotism. The ladies arr -
take charge % al. thu floors of the ie-
partmeDt store ana a commission on al
sales goes 10 the society. The basement =
being especially nttgd ~ for iao use of
the ladies. II viii te IN the nature Il a
monster far. Lunch ana supper Will he
served by corps o. young ladies' while
the Troubadours Grom the MADISON street
PARK theatsr make music on the strings.
There w:ll De a number % booths, tnClud
ing these al which candy. flowers AMI
tellies will he sold. y reception committee
OF wei known society women will receive
the customers and. acting as foor walkers.
show them to any counter desired.
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The marriage OF Miss May Watson and
Mr. Daniel Van Alien BoSqui, Al the resi-
dence OF Mr.. James II, Watson in West
Seattle. was very happy occasion. the
ceremony WAS performed by the Rev. Mr..
BQzzelle. The whole house WAS bower
of roses. The bride and groom stood In
the bay window under an umbrella OF
pink roses fr!nsed with white feather fir.
The brides gown was white satin. con-
fined at the throat by handsome sun
hurst diamond PIN the gift or the groom.
Mss Nellie Watson, sister OF the bride,
vas maid of honor, and Mr. Karl i-ipski
the groom's best man 4 delicious supper
vas served the brides table being deco
rated With a heart Of pink roseouds and
pink candles. Al Il O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs,
Bosaui left for their future home, Bodie.
Cal. Many very beautiful presents were
received from the groom's family in San
L
attle.
An event of interest during the week was
the marriage OF Miss Mary Ellen Cheasty
and Mr. William Boulton Jenkins. which
took place ut the Church Of the immacu-
late on Wednesday morning. Friends Of
the bride had decorated the church with
June's fa!rest offerings. ON entering the
bridal party passed beneath a tioral wed
Eal bot tx<n {x+Ns-
wreathed pillars The middle altar was a
mass OF syrlngas and bride roses. relieved
by delicate ferns and grasses. On the left
OF the Chancel a smaller altar was abloom
with soft pink roses. and on the right
glowed the red rose the emblem OF love.
The altar railing was hidden beneath
iuxuriance OF ma!den-hair ferns. whose
clear green color harmou.zed well with
the wealth OF flowers, In every window
ferns were massed n profusion. and large
palms were grouped about the broad
aisle Promptly az o'clock the wedding
party entered the church. preceded hy the
ushers. Mr.. John Il ACen and NJ. A. G.
Dunn. followed by Mr.. Jenkins ana Mss
Emma Allen. the bridesmaid. The bride
was attended by her brother. Mr. Edward
G. Chcasty. the best man. The Catholic
marriage service was performed by the
RI Rev Z. !. C'Dea. bishop Of Nisqualiy.
assisted by Rev. a. Sweere. the pastor or
mo Clllfcn. Inc mar tlEt Sfff4ts was t0i-
lowed by a runtlal mass
The choir rendered the following music:
Mcndelssohn's Wedding March .........
........ ...... ,.--.. .-,...., Miss LANCER
Dne'pomqe e peas ,.s t;b,.5oj,o 'eore'
''O Miss HoblltzelI.
Quarfette-"O Salutaris" ,,..~.... Doalzeta
nor ana Mr.. HoblitzelL
Choir" Esnedictus' -.....-- -. Ros~WriE
Msrca-~'Ta nnhauseT'' e.. .-. Miss LANCER
The wedding dress worrs by he bride
was a rich brown silk and wool. artistic
ally braided n panels Tie church was
nn-t with friends OF the bride and groom.
After the services at the church "A small
rar:v OF friends were entertained at a
wedding breakfast ~ Mrs Margaret
Cheasty. mother OF The bfidc. az Der resi-
dence. li2o Fifth avenue
The guests al the breakfast We're: Rish-
% O'Iea Rev. Father Su~ere. Mr jena
r. ATen. Mir a q Du0a, Mr. Edward G.
Cheazty. Mr. AID Mrs y T.. Jeuk.
" <s piper Ms- TAEe Piper Ms Allen
aut Ms wilson II ard Mrs jenkins
received many beautiful wedding gifts
frurr friends ana .s.at vas iu Se8ttls. san
Francisco and no East 1'ary ,ef1 on the
o'c,o,-k train for Portland en- tou;e for
C'aNr3ra.a. whtr" they viii Getaa.1 for Two
months ard tben retGrU and take - their
gcru4Hea, resistance 81 ~" FlfA avenue.
'@a -.
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Te~ tennis cour'a on the a'J we're ,ho
z.-eHe u considerable activity and several
interesting social events .aEt week Tas
-or!rsa rrsent ~ tn~ Sfatfi" T"nH.s cub has
t,s.@r IL prysfee~ az .b- c.41 xr3Hnsa r. r.c.'
Wednesday arb every afternoon saw =
large socl~ts gathering Mrs. e + Atrs-
vxartA aaa Mrs 81 g. Back - TSs.rel tfa
AZ TIE regular teG9i< 1n.et - TIC ladies' =
tn. cu5 on We sa.~ssay atf err eon.
Tea waa sea served On the oth~r
DAYS Ok ne go4ranrnent- T1.e Junior
Tennis C,-n EsEe IS toaraa trent On
F~~!aay afternoon a. fae c.uo grounds Oh