The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28
WEDDINCS.

Ons OF the most fashionable weddin9o
which has taken place lately in Jewish
circles was Witnessed Sunday. May n. in
the G. A. r. hail, Hinckiey block, when,
At s y. m. Mr. Louis Sideisky. Of this
city, was married to Miss Hattie Abro-
shem.
The bride. . beautiful brunette. wore
z costly gown OF white silk. garnished
with chiffon and Valencinnes pearl lace
trimming, and carried bouquet of bride
roses with white carnations. The brides.
maids. Miss Annie Ahroshem and Miss
Susie Abroshem. looked charming in white
silk gowns. carrying bouquets Of white
roses and red carnations.
The wedding took place beneath . cream
Blasberg. J. Kane. J. Gross and B.
Abroshem. each OF whom also carried
brass candlestick containing . burning
ssnalA ,., Rsy ~. Brooks and Rsy
was given In both Hebrew and English.
the mother, Mrs. Emma Abroshsm, giving
away the bride.
After the glass OF health had been taken
by the groom. Luehen's orchestra played
Mendeissohn's wedding march, to which
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Rivers led the
guests around the hall and into the din
ing room. where z most sumptuous ban.
auet was served. The ball which followed
Was closed by grand cakewalk. the
prize being won by Mr.. r. f. /. Goldberg
and Miss Susie Ahroshem.
As q pleasant finale to an event long to
be remembered several trios were sung
by tho Misses Abroahem and solos by
Miss Celia Abrahams and Miss Sarah
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidelsky are at home to
their friends in their new home. corner
Eleventh avenue and Main street.
The guests were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Dexter. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gross.
Mr.: l.. Gross and family Mr.. d. Sidelsky
and family. Mr.. 2. Gross and family, Mr..
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kane Nj.
and Mrs. +. b. Rivers. Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
Aoroshem. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Friedman.
v Wsre, nna Mrs p1 ags'S;n. Mr. and Mrs
mrs. and Miss Kloai, Mrs." and Mss
Abrahams. Mr.. and Mrs K. Levy. Mrs.
A. 6vsrman, Mrs, MsddoI, Mrs; D.
MAJ. N.n. irene ao.assra. SUSIE
Goldberg, Celia Abrahams, Carrie and
May May. George. ILL., E,s LqeSsn, Alice Levy.
Goidson: Nathan Blasberg. r. I. Goldberg,
Sam Goldberg. Fred Stark H SHAVER A.
Erom, Alfred Lueben. Rudolph Lueben.
WeisfeId. Ben and Alex Ahroshem Con.
rad Biebsr. Samuel Driscoll, j. n Duban
Max kiodt. ]. Gross, William n. Gross.
/ J. Chapman OF Tacoma; Hansel Lewis
NJ. Eisbert, Louis Pearl.
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A quiet wedding was celebrated a. tho
home OF the brides sister Mrs. F. j.
Martin. .k seventh avenue south on
Tuesday evening May %. 1899 when Mr.
Charles A. Williams, one OF the best
known and popular lawyers on Puget
sound. ana Miss Anna Baardson, both now
OF Seattle. were united In marriage by
Rev. John F. Damon The witnesses were
Few. being confined 70 the relatives and
mos, intimate friends of the bride Mr.
and Mrs f.. j. Martin were the prine;pai
Witnesses, and later accompanied the han.
py couple 20 Victoria on a queens birth
day outing.
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Mr.. Leonard l. Kidd. of a24 Fourth
avene. north, and Miss Clara NJ Regal.a.
o. Fremont, we're married Thursday after
noon at o'clock by Rev. II D. Brown
al bis study. 30 Battery street Miss
Grace Kidd was bridesmaid and Ernest
Rouge best man
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Al Portland. May "a at aa5 Twelfth
street. by Rev, Arthur W. Ackerrlan. w.
a Halleck and Florence A. Hens,cck
both az Seattle. we're married. Tney will
make their home In Portland