The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21
WEDDINGS.

Hymen presided over one Of the dainti-
est weddings OF the season yesterday morn
Ing. when Miss Marie o'Connell was united
marriage ceremony taking place at 10
o'clock In the Church OF the Sacred Heart.
Rev. Father Brown officiating. The bride
OConnell Mr.. Frank Noah acted as best
man. The bride was attired in her going
away gown. and the young couple viii
spend their honeymoon In San Francisco.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John OConnell, 2l8
Virginia street. Later IN the day an elab-
crate dinner was served. many guests
being present. The table was decorated in
pink and white
Mrs. Graher Is a native OF Buffalo. N. Y,
while Mr.. Graber Is from Shamokin. Pa.
Many costly and useful presents were re-
ceived by the young couple from friends in
the East and In this city. Mr.. GRADER
was Handsomely remembered by the en-
ployes OF W. +. Fuller * Company, where
he holds an important position
Among the out OF town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Morrison and little
daughter. of Boston. Mass Captain VIII
OF Portland. Ore. Mr. and Mrs. GRADER
left the city on an evening train, and Will
be at home after June at No. 2Sli Seq
ond avenue.
A very quiet and prett,ly arranged wed
ding was celebrated at the apartments OF
me sroom's mother, Mrs. Ada Foye. In
Masonic Temple. Thursday evening. Mr..
Fischer being the high contracting parties.
Col William w. Robinson and Mr. Charles
~. hnigh; were the legal witnesses. Mr..
and Mrs. John Maxwell the groom's sister,
as bridesmaid. Rev. John F. Damon ON
ciated Owing TO the recent bereavement
~ y, that sams circle by the passing beyond
Foye ST. much OF the laborate prepare
ton was omitted which else would have
characterized the union Of popular and very
congratulations were hearty and some ap-
proprtate and elegant gifts gave expression
70 wishes for success in home building.
mony were Mrs. Ada Foye. Mrs Carrie
Fisher. mother OF the bride Mrs. A. Her
toys, Mrs. Annie Schwartz Mira Linn Kerr.
Mrs 2 d Ehie Mrs George Cooper Mrs.
Ida Wolfe, Mrs &. n. knight, Mrs. f.
w Guye. Miss Mamie Ehle. Mr.. W A.
Trinkle Mr.. Il. Enle Mr. w J. Berger
Mr., Walter c. Bethel, Mr.. Elxie Fisher.
well.
Mr. Severf A. Sstrum and Misc Elizabeth
Elmsrs Carlson, both OF Florence Snoho-
rnish county, were quietly married at the
residence OF the officiating clergyman. Rev.
John r. Damon SO FIFTH avenue Monday
evening. Mr. Harry Glii serving ns crooms-
man ana Mes irene Sienson as bridesmaid
- anu M oatfusn stopped at the Hotel
Northern while taking in the sights o. the
cry, and returned home Wednesday
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Mr.. Oswald Good and Miss Laura Il.
caora, both of this city were quietly mar
rled Tuesday evening by Rev John r
Damon. taking the 1919 train FOR califor-
MA tn their return they Will be at h0ras
81 SIS Thomas stree. Mr. and Mrs Coed
haF. host az friends in the city Mr.
NJ. olore father Of the bride. an. Mrs X.
H. taulds were among the sitas sses
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Capt. Nicholas e johnson ard Mss
Amelia kohlmann, both Of TINS city. wera
quietly married AZ the residence az the
officiating clergyman. Rev John +. pa
mon, Thursday afternoon, Mrs Alice Gale
Mies Niolet Cole and Mr. Erne- Fl.
sChaTSSns being among the witnesses
Captain Johnson w.li take his bride north
wish BIN on she tisD. sigbn.
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Mr. John W RsdAfrg. OF Arlington. sno.
hofflsh county and Mrs Iva Duvali. cf
! Iaencw @. NJ. ana Ms Edwsn r Lee. req
~ ls29 Third avenue. Seattle. Saturday az
ternseE1. May Il, isss, Rev. John r. Damon
Officiating
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On THURSDAY st.ernocn Mr. Herman I'd
%ar3 FRIDAY ~ Port Biakslrv. ana Mss
Lille louisa kayssr. ~ Kansas CITY. Mo
~ers married g. the study % ths erscia,lux
minister Rev James r. F2eate. raster ~
! the Easiisa Lutheran church
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l-srsaa were married Wednesday evening
a. ta@ir fa<ufs residence - Msnor avenue
nSEtA. Rev Martin l. larson ss>2~istsns
AZ ~ss g@set 0Df very pretty Wedding