The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

S -A AcoMA, July l--June. the month
III for weddings ard roses, has
hardly lived Up 20 fts reputation.
Ill The soees have been slow in
IL coming and only one large we'd
ding has taken place. Apparently
nutd and Hymen are working In con-
1ne4son. SO far there has been ieas en-
nffasning done than ever before at this
Icon Of the year. and nnIess the weather
Gvse up being 80 tickle and unseason-
-, Il viii prove TO be a dnn summer.
NEVER has 81. Luke'e church been the
$500 ct . pret;ier wedding than on Tues
~ uisssf. when Miss Edna Belle Reminx-
-. eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.. w.
r. Remington, was married TO Mr. Walter
TJl1e Harvey. the Rt. Rev. william n.
1nsksr and the Rev. r. H. Church OIL
1nnng.
r point OF decoration. this pretty little
1Arrch. % often selected for Tacoma wed
80. en- this occasion Tar surpassed any
ding ever before attempted. The plac-
- u high pedestalA 1T irregular spaces
x6vp the nave Of the church, each pedes-
~ wound with fariesan. finished with q
~ Of white satin ribbon and surmounted
nth shower arrangement Of white June
xnks and k,asket jardiniere. holding
hyxe palm. was feature In decorating
ezt has been exceedingly popular In the
nx this winter. but illustrated tor the
nsst time In Tacoma. From window 70
afudow on both sides Of the church was
lnped white tarletan. tied irregulariy in
NV knots, and In each window hung
hasxet Of white margusrifeG or ferns, al
1ernatesy. The chancel was , bower Of
Injurious tropical beauty, with huge palms
tnuked about, relieved by the effective ar
esueemfnt Of the white nowerA Across
ne chancei arch the draping Of the tarie-
en- Was continued. ending In = large true
kvess' knot The only touch Of color out
IDS Of the green and white given In the
aAurch was the ma1 Of beautiful ragged
INK peonies that banked the chanceI rail.
where BiShop Barker pronounced the bene-
ltction and proclaimed than man and
N1fe Prof. II. III. Joy presided At the or
san. and 40 the familiar strains Of the
Wedding march from "Lohengr!n' were
hesrd the bridal party entered the church.
FIRST the ushers, Mr. T. v. Tyne. Mr.. v.
4. Hayden. Mr.. d. A. Young. Mr.. Everett
Bsbcock. Mr. A. @. Pritchard and Mr. r.
q. Taylor. then the bridesmaid, Miss Hope
Cover. Who never looked more beautiful.
perfect picture In a handsome yellow
mttn bfocsde gown. and carrying large
touauet OF white sweet peas Following
came the bride, with her father. and not
eften does one see a prettIsr or sweeter
beking. bride than Miss Remington made
b her bridal gown OF white satin. trim
ned with rnohings OF chiffon, with long.
weeping train. Her veil. draped back from
AsY face. was held Ia place at ore side by
white rosebuds and she carried oou-
eues OF bride roses. Mr. Harvey and his
M man. Mr. Samuel u. Bridges. met tho
- All nt aser rsh
che Rev. Mr.. Church read the betrothal.
Following the ceremony at the church
reception was held at the residence OF Mr..
and Mira Remington, on North ] street.
The guests were received IN the drawing
room by Mr.. and Mrs Remington. MI.
and MIRA Harvey. who stood in the large
~ window fcstooned with white tarfie-
fan. and Miss Cover and Mr.. Bridges.
Rosea In profusion were used In DECORATING
The house each room ana the haiI being
ljaalnctive In. color. In the library Mrs.
John l. Hopkins served punch. assisted
81 Miss purgin. Miss shultx. Miss Van
HantAuysen and Miss Reife, Of Seattle.
3he dining room. In yellow was In charge
calf presiding over table exqu:siteiy
trimmed In yellow. with n broad yellow
oatin scarf arranged across the table ana
forming large bow in the center, As
Miss Bennett and Miss Forbes One room
Vas given upstairs 10 displaying the many
very handsome presents Mr.. ana MRS.
hrs Harvey left on the midnight train
return viii take apartments AZ the irving.
On c street.
Tne sudden death OF Mrs Charles II.
Marble Wednesday morning was fearful
stock to her many friends and the entire
community. Since her return from d Eu-
fupean pleasure trip only week ago. on
which she was accompanied by her aunt.
Miss Forsythe Mrs. Marble had been con-
snsd 70 the hon-, but Il wss not sup.
slightly tndisposed. as a result OF tho IA
ttxuinx journey. Mrs. Marble was a very
Avaetisui woman, a perfect blonde. and
Possessed one of the handsomest and most
earning homes In Tacoma While not
enterinG generally into society since her
husbands death. several years ago. Mrs.
Marble has always been noted Tor the
earning style and perfect taste OF her
entertainments Two years ago Mrs Mar
Pc Was prevailed upon so accept TIE Of
Dec Of president Of the Ladies' TENNIS
Cub. and under her administration the
esuh bad a most successful season. Her
prime 81 Me and with everything 20 TIE
stor and the deepest and most heartfelt
oymrafhy goes out IN her aunts. the Miss
- rersyshe, who bad usade their homes
SF. Se19 Mefrfit E2SNs0 tNsAssf paftSs
ecsarytng two boxes a, tse Tacoma the
at9 Thsxaday .Aigs, fer the performance
81 "TAe Moth and the Flame Hts
eae9fA were Mrs William Niles. Mrs. A.
- 1Aker. Mr. ana Mrs A, e. Taysey,
Ni1 baker Miss Hennett. Miss i.sthrop.
NJ II q. rrtsehard and Mr.. +. q. Taylor.
nslano. Beach. she favorite summer re-
esss Tor No many Tacoma people. ~ rap
10y elsfng up Mrs. Frank Csratn has
oehei her cottage and gone for the sim
f with her family. signor E'oli opened
Ao cottage sais week ana VII spend the
{smsnsf there. accompanied By hts sister.
An Aafsesr. and Mlss HArgssr.
Ms q, Harry Wright gave large
yfswsessiye euchre party Tuesday after
saon Tor her guest. Mrs, Lincoln ] Car
W. Of Chicago. waa is spending the
Sarrer I'm Tacoma Prizes we're won
MIS- =, c Pagett, Mrs f.. \. Fuller
saa AIRS j, y. Bradley. 4 dainty rs
esss was served after the game
Ats Aslei keTsAaw visited Mrs. Charles
ts~ef IN Seattle tails week attending
sahes given he Nj ana Mrs.. Power AZ
- Frsseh Club Ne,fnv STAY night ana
- Reception given an beard the United
~ steamer Patterson by sAr CT GERS
wednesday afternoon.
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