The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-29

wHATCOM, May es.-Mr. John Templin
and Miss Jessie Pettibone were married at
high noon on Monday at the home or Mr..
and Mrs A. W. Pettibone. parents or the
bride Rev. W. A. Mackey performed the
ceremony, using the Episcopal service.
Miss Jessie Templin acted as bridesmaid.
Miss Laura Garfield as maid of honor.
Mr.. Harry Templin as best man ana Mas
ter Dwight Pettibone and Marjorie Bacon
did their part as ushers. The house was
decorated with much taste, the parlor IN
white clemat:s and ivy and the dining
room In pink rhododendrons and smslax.
In the reception room. which was decor
ated with lavender flowers and Marechal
Neil roses. the table was loaded with rich
and elegant gifts In china, cut glass and
silver for the bridal pair. The journey or
the young couple to the depot. where they
took the train for Seattle, was made men,
orable by attentive friends. their hack be-
ing festooned with flowers and strings OF
old shoes and sprinkled with rice. About
forty friends and relatives Of the families
were present. those from out of town being
Miss Laura Garfield and Mrs. Harry Fred
ericks, from Seattle. and Mrs. Theodore
Bacon, from ST. Paul. Mr.. Templin has
been Il resident OF the Bay for eight years,
the latter part OF which time he has been
cashier and bookkeeper IN one Of the lead
ing mercantile houses. His wife is one Of
element. They viii be at home TO their
friends at the Hubbard block after June Is.
Mrs. T. E. Cade has returned from
three months visit with her parents in
Michigan.
Mrs. ]. ]. Bogardus and Mr.. e. T. b.
garius and son, of Seattle, were here for
few days this week.
Mrs. Theodore Bacon and little daughter
Marjorie. of 81. Paul. are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Samuel Bass is visiting in vancou-
yer. B. c.
Mr.. Norman Tucker has been spending
the week in Tacoma.
Mr. c.. X. Larrabee has gone 10 Deer
Lodge, Mont, on a business trip.
Rev. o. B. Whi,more. of Astoria, is
spending the week with Rev. A. Rogers
and family.
Miss Templin went 10 Seattle yesterday,
where she will permanently reside.
Mr.. c. W. Waidron has returned from
the East.
Mr.. Roy Hadiey and Miss Edna Del:in
ger. students at Stanford, are home for
the holidays.
Ex-Gov. Houser. Mr.. A ]. Seligman,
Mr.. John T. Murphy. Mr.. A. J. Hotter and
Mr.. Peter Larson, all OF Helena, Mont.
and the heaviest stockholders in the Blue
Canyon Coal Company and Beilingham
Bay s. Eastern railroad. are in the city.
NJ and Mrs. P. B. Cornwall left on FRI
day for their San Francisco home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman r. Mace, of Pasa-
6ena. Ca. are en- route to Boston and are
spending few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
s. L. Jones.
Mrs. Grandin gave luncheon on Satur-
day afternoon in honor Of Miss Tenpl;n.
who leaves for Seattle this week Those
participating were Miss Templin. Miss
Benson. Miss Byrne. Miss Oder. Miss Rob
erts, Mrs. Egan, Mrs. Purdy and Mrs.
Grandin.
Al the Card Club meeting on Thursday
afternoon a. Mrs. Benson's Mrs Grandsn
won first honors and Mrs McCord second.
The Anal meeting OF the season is held
next week
One OF the largest receptions OF the year
was that at the home OF Mrs Edward
Fischer on Wednesday afternoon. In honor
Of Mrs. p. E. Cornwall. The decora lions
were superb and the constant stream Of
guests were entertained by the hostess
assisted b. Mrs. Egan. Mrs. Grandin. Miss
Roberts, Miss Templn. Miss Byrne and
Miss Zoe Stangroom.