The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
WEDDINGS.

Quite popular interest found expression
among the neighbors and friends Of the
brides family at Coupevilie Island county
as they assembled on Wednesday morning,
December %. 1897, to witness the solemn
ization OF marriage between Mr. James
Oliver Cruise, OF Seattle, and Miss Hattie
Louise Campbell and hail and farewell
the happy twain now made one at the res
1dence OF the brides mother. The spacious
rooms were filed. leaving barely space for
the wedding party when at half past
o'clock Mr.. Frank r. Law, as groomsman,
with Miss Rohy May Campbell, as brides
maid. escorted the contracting parties TO
their place beneath an arbor OF cedar
branches bound together with some OF
those beautiful wild vines for which the
Sound country Is becoming known abroad.
the whole made more elaborate and ornate
by the tastefully arranged branches OF the
Oregon grape. with their magnificent mU.-
ticolor caught up from the expiring tints
OF the NAPLES and the dogwoods and lin
gering thus with us aa evidence OF beauty
which shall be found perpetuated under
the seyerest trials of a chaDgeaDie exist
ence. The solemn and impressive silence
for an instant prevailing was broken by
the voice of Rev. John r. Damon. who
dwelt upon the duties and obligations OF
the marriage relation and received ths
mutual pledges which authorized his pro-
nouncing them lawfully married. After
a brief season spent in congratulations. re-
freshments were passed 10 each and tbs
wedding party made ready for the return
10 title. reception planned for We'd
nesday evening at the home OF the groom's
parents In Seattle was unavoidabiy de-
ferred by reason Of the sudden and a4ri-
Gus Illness OF Mr.. Oliver Cruise and many
who designed accompanying the party 70
Seattle wisely deferred their visit 10 a
more opportune moment.
Among the friends who witnessed the Ger
and eyfANrrHG Of iptGreae
in the happiness Of the worthy couple were:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Ter
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cranney. Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Alexander Mr.. and Mrs.
f. @. Earle. Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Clapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mock. DIR. and Mrs ".
l.. White. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hobrook, Mrs.
T. Calhoun. Mrs. c. z. Dyer. Mrs. A. III.
Kohne Mira. NJ. f. JENNIE. Mrs A r.
Kineth. Mrs r. Holbrook. Mrs T. ~ Sill.
Mrs. j. Jenne Mrs j. ]. Straub Miss Ella
II. Campbell. Miss Lulu Mitchell. Miss Ed
ma Munroe Mss Ethel Munroe. Miss Mand
Calhoun. Miss Minnie johnson. Miss VIM
ME McEwing. Miss Ethel kinsth Miss
May Johnson. Miss Berntce Johnson. Mss
Alice Tenney, Mr.. Charles H. Campbell
Mr. Thomas John Grifiths. Mr.. Alonzo
Wells. Mr.. Harry A. Campbell, Mr.. e.
Carlton. Mr.. A. II. Wanamaker Mas
ter Willie Tenney. Master Yorke Dyer.
o. q q
Mr.. John Lee Chase. OF I4adner. p. c..
and Miss IDA Belle Matteson, OF Taeona,
Pierce county. were married at the resi-
dence OF the officiating clergyman. John
+. Damon. SO Fifth avenue. SEATTLE Mon
day evening December q. 1877. few
friends being present as witnesses. Mr.
ard Mrs Chase will spend week among
relatives and friends at Port Townsend.
after which they vii! occupy their home
On tina banks OF the Fraser river.
Il L. z.
Mr.. John Blair. OF Yakima. and Mss
Ethel Hatch. Of Tacoma, were married
Wednesday December z. At the residence
OF the brides brother In North Yakima.
Miss Hatea ~ well known in this city. and
the following from the Yakima Republic
will be % interest:
"A very pretty wedding took place AZ
the residence OF the brides brother. ".
l. Hatch. on Wednesday morning. Deem
Der ~ the contracting PARTIES being Mr..
John Blair and Miss Eshsi Hatch. Ths
remqny was performed By Rev. 4. r.
Hawk, only the relatives being present