The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

announcement appeared IN this paper lAst
Sunday. The church was arfisfIcaiiy deco
rated. and the beautiful ceremony OF the
Roman Catholic church was never more
snpressing. Immediately after the cere-
mony wedding supper was served st the
rsssesnce q the brides father: only .. ,ne
The decorations were elaborate and beau
tful The high esteem IN which the yovn6
couple are held was ey,nced ny the nnm e.sv,
their friends In the East and in this city
Al SD o'clock the bride and groom took
the tran for . brief wedding trip before
where they viii reside In the future The
bride IL q beautiful and popular young lazy
and has been a resident of this city Tor
the last i've years. She L. . graduate OF
he state university. Mr.. Meydenbauer is
thu son ~ one OF Seattie's pioneers. and
IN q Berkeley college man. For the last
four years he has resided IN Alaska. and
has mining interests In that country.
Mrs. Alert Buckingham gave a very de-
lightfu. and novel entertainment 10 num-
Der OF her friends yesterday In the form OF
sughoaf party to Pert orchard- The
Ing and went direct to the navy yard.
After spending several hours on board the
Iowa and in VISITING different points OF In
on board the tug aGa.n. They took short
spin down the Sound and returned TO the
city in the evening. A lunch was served
Those present were: Mrs. J. II. Mctsraw.
Capt. and Mrs James Nugent. Mrs. u.
c. Pearsall. Mrs. c. e. Peabody. Mrs, A.
Ricsar a' g. hlase Mrs. < WING. Ms Mrs..
Walter s. Fulton. Mrs. F. c. tombstone.
Mrs J. Albert Jackson, Mrs. f. M. Conn.
Clarke, Miss Phillips, Miss Wittler. Miss
Mckinney. Mss Drisko. Miss Conn and
Mia. Aiibcurne.
An entertainment and musicale In honor
Of Miss Emma Hubersham. Of Portland.
and Miss Fox. of Deer Lodge. Mont. was
given last Saturday. At the home OF Mrs
was ass!s,ed IN receiving by Miss Lillian
ated, the dining room being done. in white
and yellow. while in the reception room
quantities OF roses, ferns and potted plants
were; Mrs. II. II. Gowen. Mrs. Gardner
Yerkes. Mrs: A: Downing. Mrs. Frank
Armstrong the Misses Reeves. Mrs. Albert
cookingham and Miss Good.n. Of Los An
geies.
/ One Of the most interesting features
OF the Fourth OF July exercises was the
cornet solos by Miss Myrtle Morgan.
avenue arch. Miss Morgan Is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Morgan. OF
Seattle. and IL but IL years of age. She
eornet. and first appeared at n public re-
hearsai Ave years since. when 3 years
old. Her rendition OF the difficult pieces
ABILITY In producing full. clear notes. with
delicate smoothness equal to many OF
the leading cerneters.
The yacht Calista with a party Of young
people on hoard went out for few hours
sail last Monday afternoon. The party
was given by Miss Laura Rumsey and the
following were her guests: Mrs Maurice
McMicken. Mis- Hayden. Miss Eliot and
Miss @: Eliot OF Portland: Miss Gus,in.
Miss Collins. Mrs Fred Fisher. Mr..
Stockton Rumsey and Mr.. d. Spencer.
A large number of the members OF the
picnic given by the local society yester-
day afternoon. The picnic took place ut
Yarrow. Lake Washington. and after
down the lake. several members Of fa the
society from Tacoma and other Sound
cities were present at the picnic.
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Mrs. Maurice McMcken gave an infor-
NAL tea on Friday afternoon a, her home.
en- sixteenth avenue, to give the young
two guests Mis- Eliot and and Miss II sc Craze ass
Eliot Eliot: OF Portland. or. 4 large number Of
were present at the affair.
Mss Reber. who has for several years
past spent her summers In Seattle, arrived
IN the city last week. She will make Seat
ed Mrs. Percy I-amoreaus. Of Beaver YER DAM Dam.
Wis. formerly Miss Holmes. one of iha
nretuest and most popular young women
or this city.
Mr.. Howard Hughes who has been al
the Shattuck military academy for the last
year. returned to the city on Thursday.
a Mrs NJ F. aox nashs nay Ms Helen Hashes
the city In the early part OF August to
make an extended tour OF European coun-
tries.
Mrs Sherwood Giilespy gave a delight
friends last Thursday afternoon A. her
home on Cherry street The tas,es nrexsnt
were; Mrs. Henry Thurman. Mrs. James
Miner ana Mrs. ii. II. s,arkey' = D. M
Judge snd Mrs Thomas Burke enter
tanned q few friends Mt delightful din
nsr given last Wednesday evening at the
ftrloeh Club Those present were. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. u. Grover Mr. and Mrs
Herman opeenheim. OF ST Paul. and
Judge &. III. Hanford.
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Mr.. Slammed l. Russell returned 70 his
home In Seattle on Thursday after SPEND
sell viii probably be a prominent :wnre
IN the tennis tournaments this year as he
VAS successful in winning the Champion
sat.> O. And0yer
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M. and Mrs @ w, Marshall. Of Seattle.
visited the losa on Thursday. While there
they met DIR. SimnlOns surgeon 90 .hn
Iowa and an cid friend Of Mr. Mar~hau's
they remained on the ship TO luncheon
WITH DR. simmons
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Mr.. + Nowha!l, who has been the guest
g Mr., and Mrs. Claude c Ramsey far
sae past Few days. has returned 70 his
here "a San Francisco. During IA say
tr TIE city Nj. Newhaii suffered a severe
Illness.
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Miss Alys True gave a Yachting Marty
over 90 sisi point Friday afternoon srse
ssoHng people left Seattle in a steasn
yacht and after IA short cruise around
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