The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-05

nom lsohengria. were heard aud the bride.
attended by an usher, Mr.. H. O. Nlaett
and followed by her bridesmaids. Miss
Lille Agutter and Miss Carrie Robinson.
advanced through the north aisle. She
was preceded by FIVE little flower girfs at
tired in white and carrying baskets Of
fragrant roses The groom also attended
by an usher. Mr.. II. f. Downle. and two
groomsrGen. Mr. James q. Maitland and
Mr.. Worth nensmore. met the bride at
the altar steps. where Rev. John T. Mich
ois performed the marriage service. At its
conclusion Mr.. Frank Erhin. the organist.
rendered MeafelSSahn's wedding march,
and the bridal party passed through the
north aisle into the parlors. where the
happy eeasnle received congratulations. Al
ahcut 9:fa Mr.. and Mrs. Agutter were
driven to their new home on kiihourne
avenue, near Aurora street. where the
relatives and Immediate friends partook %
dainty repasi and admired the many
elegant and useful wedding presents,
The bride was gowned in cream serge,
garnished with satin ribbon and chiffon,
and her flowers were brides rosebuds.
TIE bridesmaids were attsred in white
figured organizes. relieved with tinted
satin ribbon. The groom and his best
men wore the conventional evening suits.
The groom Is the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. a. Agutter. and has spent "a great
err portion of his youth In and about Seat
tie. He is al present an electrician. The
bride - the second daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. n. kocher. and her rare qualities
have endeared her to a host Of friends in
this city and about the sound. Mr.. and
Mrs. Agutter are now nj home 10 friends.
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Morris hall was decorated Wednesday
with fsstoons of red. white and blue and
bouquets of roses for the wedding OF Mr..
Frank Brooks and Miss Isabel Morris.
both of Seattle Rev. John Morris. grand
father of the bride. off!ciated. About forty
people assembled. All but four invited
friends were members of the families Of
the bride aud bridegroom. Miss Fanny
Maxwell, OF Ballard, and Miss r.. Brooks.
were bridesmaids. and Mr.. q. Brooks was
best man. Tho bride was attred In
white silk dress. trimmed with lace and
satin ribbon. Tie couple left on the
Northern Pacific for a trip to Portland.
and on their return Will visit relatives and
friends in Lewis and Thurston counties.
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Mr. W. J. Gwynne and Mrs. Anne Jones.
both OF Black Diamond. were married
yesterday morning In the parlors OF the
Southern hotel. Rev. William Davies Of
ficiating. The witnesses were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Jones. Mrs. Thomas r. Jones.
Mr.. Kenneth Donnellan. Mrs. C. X.
Paine. Mrs. Charles Wesley. Miss Char
iotte Jones. Mr.. Earl Jones, Mr., Charles
Jones After the ceremony was perform
ed dinner was given by Mrs. Thomas r.
Jones. The couple left for Auburn on the
o'clock train.
quiet wedding tock place at the home
of Mr.. Michael Kelly. OF South Park. on
Monday May 20. when Mr.. Robert u. Alb
bott. late OF Minnesota. and Miss Mabel
C. Kelly, were married by Rev. l..
Hutchinson. or the First Presbyterian
church Of this city. Miss Kelly Is well
known In this city. Her father IL n pioneer
Of this city. The young couple will re-
main AT the Kelly homo few weeks and
then go east.
Mr.. Frank Lowell. of Sprngbrook. and
Miss Frances Bertha Fredrksep. of this
city. were married by John r. Damon
Wednesday evening, Juna !. there being
In attendance quite n little party. among
whom were Mrs. Mary F'redriksen, moth.
er OF the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Lowell. parents OF the groom: Miss Olive
Lowell, Mr.. James Lowell and Mr.. Christ
Hansen.
Mr. Freeman H. Porter and Miss Hen
rictta II. ScofIeld. both Of New York city.
were joined IN marriage on Friday, May
e. Rev. =. i. fiutchiaon officiating Mr..
Porter ard his bride will sail 20 the koize-
bue sound country in the.r own vessel ac-
men.
Mr. John w Duncalf ana Miss Nellie
White. both OF Renton. accompanied by
Mr. Alexander White as groousman and
Miss Annie kirs~ as bridesmaid. visited
the residence OF the officiating clergyman.
John r. Damon. Sunday evening. May g.
and were united in marriage.
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Mr. Charles Millard Fillmore and Miss
Jenma j. owens. both of this city, were
united In marriage az the residence OF the
officiating Clergyman. John r. Damon. Sc
attic Thursday evening. June 2. ard VIII
bc at home 10 their friends at 2li2 Sew
enth avenue. city.
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Mr.. George Sherman Jones. OF STAN
wood and Miss Fl0relia A. Ford. OF Calf.
No. were quietly married by John r.
Damon Thursday afternoon. jane 2.
few friends being present TO witness the
ceremony.
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Mr. Edward II. Frey and Miss Lucy ".
Pixley both NJ North Bend, were quietly
married hy John r Damon Tuesday after
noon May u. a few lady friends being
in attendance M witnesses.
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Nr u. A Mckenzie, OF this city, ard
Mrs Marie Herrick were married Monday
IN Port Angeles. the brides home. They
viii reside permanently IN Seattle.
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Mr. James giggA and Miss Setiie Rails
beck. both Of this city. were quietly Joined
in marriage Tuesday. Missy u. at Tacoma.
Rev Or Sevfus officiating.