The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march: the bridal party entered the par
arm; attended by her bridesmaid. Miss
panied by Mr.. s. A.. woods. advanced to
emn ceremony was performed. After
the marriage a wedding supper was
served. and the young couple left on the
return they Will reside at Moorland.
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On Wednesday. evening at the residence
9! the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. s.
nHucklns. Miss Nellie Huckins and Mr..
Fress1n p! Hrsn; ., were married. Rev
relatives OF both parties were present.
AT $50 the bridal party attended by Mr..
and Miss LIE Gate entered the parlor 10 the
HsG .. sisted wedding march mar played By Miss
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Burns left for 4
short trip north Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Huckins. Mr..
Randall. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. III. lie Gate,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Reichert, Miss Burns.
Miss lie Gate. Miss Huckins. Miss Matte
Gate. Mr.. Henry Burns and Mr.. Alfred
Burns.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
en- At the sss,dsnee Of Mr.
with Mr.. Paul c. Brueggemann and Miss
Anna z. Koch as the contracting coupie
The ceremony was performed at $50 p. m.
English Lutheran church. Of which the
bride and groom are members. The
brides sister. Miss Carrie e. Koch. was
son acted as best man Only a few OF
the most intimate friends were present.
The house was prettily decorated for the
sn FEAST s Mas en the Nor
Mrs. Brueggemann will at once occupy
house on Bell street. near Seventh ave-
nue., where they will be at home TO their
Mr.. Frederick William Klcppenberg ana
Miss Emma Becker both OF this city, were
married at the residence OF the osliciating
nssasT evening" S nsmG se Sn w s
Miss Margaret Becker brother and sister
OF the bride, acting as eroomssnan and
Mis ace Amons ;sess present rsrs
nenhcrg. Miss Elsie Bruner ana Mr.. A.
ID: Thompson Mr.. and Mrs. Kloppenberg
win Be at home at Cos Seventh avenue.
Mr. Frederick Ernst and Miss Elisabeth
married at the residence Of the ofYiciatsns
Clergyman. Rev. John r. Damon. on Sasur-
day morning. August IL Mr.. David Trap
nell wa. groornsman and Miss Selma Enck-
son hrsdssmaid- After few days spent in
Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Ernst returned to
their home In Vancouver.
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Miss Mabel Judkins. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. C.. yuikins, Of shh city. was
quietly married In Victoria 10 Mr.. Augustus
Bush last Monday. at the Methodist mar.
sonaee In that city. Rev. Leslie Clay Of
floating. The bridal party were accom-
nanlss by Mr. A. Mccormick and Mr.. s.
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Mr.. Sherman w Eiweil and Miss Lulu
N. Morris. both nf Snchomish. were mar
rif3 at the residence OF Rev. Insn f. Da-
mon on SATURDAY. August IL The csre-
mony was very quiet AFFAIR. only a few
relatives being In attendance Mr. ana
A pleasant home wedding was celebras-
81 at the home Of Mrs @, A. Barnes. on
when Mr.. Henry Ross. OF Portland. Or.
and Miss Susie Murphy Barnes Of Seat.
tie, we're the contracting parties. Rev.
Elmer +. Thompson cfHciated.
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Mr.. Kruse Thorsyig ard Miss Julia E.
Marsh. both O. Everett. we're married a.
the ressssnce OF the es!.-sstirg clergyman.
Rev. Jchn r Damon. Seattle last Wee.
nesday Mrs n. Snrfngcr. st2ec Of the
bride. was bridesmaid
Mr. James simmons ard Mrs. Jane Rat
II both Of this city. WIRE married q the
August - Rev John r. Damon ossciatfn9.
A very enjoyable hour was spent y =
fsw friends with the samsay Of Afrs- b
Lazy. os 10 seventh nvsnua, On Tueedey
eyeusrk the occasion being tie marriage