The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11
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WEDDINGS.

Wednesday morning. June Z. at the
residence OF Mira +. c. Armstrong, sos
Yesier way, q few intimate friends and
relatives gathered TO witness the mar
riage Of Miss Lila B. Armstrong and Mr..
Alfred r. kinsey. a prominent merchant
Of Snoquaimie. Wash The parlors were
tastefuily decorated To the strains OF
Lohengrins beautiful wedding march.
rendered by Miss Bride Mulcahey, the
wedding party came down the tvy-draped
stairs. taking positions In the bay win
dow. where they were made one by the
Rev. Mr. Warrington, using the impress
sive ring service. Miss Nellie Armstrong,
sister OF the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Daniel Beeson best man. At the con-
clusion OF the ceremony the guests par
took OF a dainty wedding breakfast. A
number Of handsome presents were re-
ceived. The guests were: Mrs. Kinsey.
mother OF the groom: Mr.. d. r. Kinsey,
Mr.. e. J. Kinsey. Mrs. c. L. Gray, Mrs.
George James. Mrs. William Mulcahey.
Mrs. I. W. Conner. Mrs. Woolery, Miss
N. v. Aker, Miss Bride Malcahey. Miss
Mary Mulcahey. Miss Leila Baldwin.
Miss. Maude James. Miss Irene Conner,
Miss Florence Conner. Miss Eva Conner.
Mrs. r. c. Armstrong. Miss Nellie Arm
strong. Rev. Mr.. Warrington. Mr.. F. c.
Ffun,ner. Mr. Harry J. Sternberg, Mr..
Isoring Beeson, Mr.. Louie Wright. Mas
ter Patty Mulcahey and Master WIN
Armstrong.
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i Mr., ]. z Sexton and Miss Helen
Staples. both OF this city. were married
a: the residence of the groom's mother.
Mrs. s. J. Sexton. AS Fifth avenue,
Tuesday evening. June g. at s o'clock.
Mr.. w, NJ. Cade served as groomsman
and Miss Anna Behrens as bridesmaid.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
Dr. Whitman, in the presence Of rela-
ttt-as fav fnfty fa fri Tha
bride was attired in a handsome travel
ing costume of light gray. and CARR ID
bouquet of cream roses. The happy
pair left on a wedding tour. expecting TO
return in couple Of weeks and make
Seattle their future home Many eic-
giant presents were received The bride
and groom are both well and favorably
known in Seattle. and their many friends
wish them a happy and prosperous fu-
turs
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On Wednesday evening last. at Kent.
DIR. Owen Taylor, a popular young ply
sician OF that city. was married to Miss
Roberta Shinn. eldest daughter OF Hon.
w. J. Shinn. the leading hop raiser In
the vicinity. The wedding took place
al the home of the bride. the Horseshoe
farm. mile and a half above town. and
was quiet affair. only relatives and
a few intimate friends OF the family be-
isH PErsrUt REV. -. T.. loFnWaU.
Kent, performed the ceremony. The
bride. who has lived near Kent since
childhood. Is one OF the pre.tiest girls
I'm that section. and Is a great favorite
among all who know her
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Last "Wednesday. evening. June 7. Mr..
David Talbot and Miss Addia Butler.
both OK Seattle. were united In marriage
at the First Presbyterian church by the
Rev 4. l.. Hutchinson. Miss Margaret
Butler. sister OF the bride, was brides
maid and Mr. +. ]. Lavan was hes, man
The wedding was quiet affair. only
few friends Of the happy couple being
present. Mr.. and Mrs Talbot are now
at house to their friends at e6o1ix West
era avenue.
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Charles u, Reiehert. OF Seattle and
Miss fearie Churchill. OF Park Rapids,
Minn-. were married very quietly at the
Methodist parsonage Monday evening
MAY 81 Al Tacoma. where they spen.
their honeymoon. They ara now at
home 90 their friends at Sal Twenty
fourth avenue. South Seattle.
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Mr.. Floyd r Twteheli. % Skagway,
and Miss Ethel NJ Reyhurn. Of Seattle,
were married In Skagway April S. the
wedding being one Of the most charming
society event. Of the season In that eity