The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-03
WEDDINGS.

Mr. ALBERT MACK. OF Seattle ana Mlss
at the residence Of the grooms mother. 319
Broadway, on Wednesday evening, Rev.
John \. Damon officiating The groom was
Lydia II. Sturtevant. Mrs. s.. II. Richards
played wedding march while the marty
entered the parlors. Aftcr-the. ceremony a
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Falkner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Han1m. MIR. and Mrs.
Jean Romano. Mr.. and Mrs. J; Richards,
Hedrick, Mrs. II. Byrne, Miss Msnella He'd
rick. Miss Dorothy Brown, Miss SYLVAN
Romano. Mr.. Harold Roxwell Mr.. Hector
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack win be at home t.
their friends at $40 Broadway. ~
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Mr.. George L. Brooks and Miss Effie e.
Concannon, Of Renton hill, were quietly
OF the brides parents on Madison street
and Twentieth avenue. The wedding guests
were limited to the members Of the i'm
ciated. Mr.. LIE Roy Benson was best man
and Miss Essie Concannon the bridesmaid.
The wedding march was played by Miss y.
was served after the ceremony. Tho groom
Is an employe of the First National bank
and is wen known in the city and the
cannon. The newly married couple viii
make their home at 1919 Fifteenth avenue.
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Mr.. Thomas Burke and Miss Carrie
Rigeen were quietly married In Tacoma
on Wednesday. Miss Riggen was former
ly resident of Seattle. but has been in
Portland for the last Few months. Mr..
Burke Is well known in Seattle, where
Sheriff 9fsa 81 xn the pos nY Of MI chief nS an t
Burke will reside in Seattle.
Mr.. John w. Carpenter and Miss Grace
(. Isabel Davis, both OF Maltby, Snohomish
county. were quietly married at the resi-
dence Of the officiating clergyman. Rev.
Of the groom, and Miss Carrie Van Brock
lin being among those present.
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AZ Grace NJ. e. parsonage Wednesday
s ech Mr gsss b Res W. and s ss
Rhoda A. Elliott. both Of Seattle, were
united In marriage. They will make their
nome for the present at the residence os
the groom's parents. 312 Twenty-third ave.
nue. south.
Mr.. Ben r. Bogart of Cripple Creek.
Co.. and Mrs Florence Anna White. Of
the officiating Clergyman. Rev. John r. +.
Damon on Monday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hart and several young lady
friends being among those present.
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county, and Miss Agnes LeontIne Grife,
of Minneapolis, Mimi, were quietly mar
ried at the home OF the officiating clergy
Friday evening. few friends being dn..e pre an
ent to witness the ceremony.
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On Thursday last at the residence Of DR..
A. D. Andrews, 2225 Fourth avenue, Mr..
Forrest q. Fairbanks and Miss Fannie Bell
warrington We're united in marriage. Rev.
J. NJ Smith officiating Only few inti-
mate friends were present to witness the
ceremony.
Mr.. William Alonzo Wright and Miss
Nellie Isabel McGregor, both Of this city,
were quietly married Thanksgiving after
noon at the residence of Rev. John r. Da-
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Williams
doing the honors as best man and brides
maid.
Lieut. Joseph Smith, one Of the returned
First Washington volunteers. and Miss
Emma Former were married @ few days
near Hillyard Mr. and Mrs. Smith are in
Seattle at present.
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On November IS Mr. Carl 0. Qualheim,
Of Seattle, and Miss Anna Nelson. of Rem
ton. were united in marriage by Rev.
James F. Bates at his study, 6i0 Pike
street, in the presence Of Mr.. William La
Clair and Miss Lena Nelson.
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Mr.. Joseph B. Lorain and Mrs. Josephine
Bison were married on "Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. r. l.. Hodg-
don. So5 North Broadway. Rev. Clark
Davis officiating. Mr. and Mrs Lorain will
live at Holly. Hood canal.
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Mr.. w. H. Schroeder. of Toledo O., and
Miss ]. Agnes Berry, of this city were
quietly married on Wednesday last by Rev.
r. x. Prefontaine. They left the same az
ternoon for an extended trip to Eastern
points.
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At the residence of Mr.. Oscar Benedict.
2520 Second avenue, Seattle. on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Roland w. Cotterill and Miss
Mae Elizabeth Shafer. were united In mar
riage by Rev. Clark Davis.
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Mr.. Harry d. Babcock and Miss Emma
E. Tietz were married Wednesday even
ing at 22o Roy street, Rev. w. s. Harring-
ton officiating.
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