The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

SONS. The ushefs were Mr.. william
Jones and Mr.. Clyde r.. Clsncev. OF la
coma; Mr.. Thumas Dove ma NJ. Well
ington Clark. u walla Wal!a: Mr. Har-
old ". Smith. Mr.. Manley b. Haynes.
Capt. A. B Wyckon and Mr. j. Gillison.
jr.. of Seattle.
The party advanced to the front Of the
church, where they were met by the
groom and the best man. Mr.. Lee Phipps.
Rev. +. l.. Smith, formerly of Waila
Walla. but now of Seattle. performed The
ceremony. The church was crowded to
the doors with the many friends Of Miss
Allen
After the ceremony e. bridal party was
driven to the res dence Of the br de's
paren on Harvard avenue, VIII re a wed
ding supper WIS served The house dec
orations were also elaborate. consisting
of white and yellow chrysanthemums and
smiiax. Besides the wedding party the
following were entertained at the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. Clancey, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank @. Sharp. Of Tacoma,
MIR. and Mrs Wellington Clark. OF walla
Walla; Mr.. Edwin Whitsan and family,
of North Yskime. and MIR. George r.
Myers. ir., Of Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. phipps eft the same even
Ing for the south After a short stay in
san Francisco they VIII go 10 Los An
geles. where they viii reside
Mrs. Phipps IS v-ell known in Seattle
and IN the eastern mart Of the stare,
where she lived for several years. she Is
n daughter Of ex-senator and Mrs John
Is, Allen and has for many years occu-
ped A prominent position in Seattle So
cicty
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one Of the important events 20 the
younger society ptpplc % seattle last
ipg OF Or r X Mundag and Miss Mellie
Philips. Of Seattle The popularity Of
both young people was evidenced by the
large number 81 friends who sillcd 81
Marks church. where the ceremony took
place On that evening. The church was
prcttlly decorated for the occasion VITA
ehtysanthemums The chancsl rail was
tanked with ehFysanthengms and rains
while the altar vas dccoratei with
chrysanihe ana ivy. ~ TAD the
strains 81 the organ. played 81 Mr. G.
G. Enxiehard. eTganisi ~ Sc. Marks. Aa-
rounccd the coming 81 the BRIDE She
entered accompanies bv her mother ana
the bridesmaid, Miss Mcknight Of
spokane. AT the chAncei ran they
best man. Mfr Charles r. NnueaN Tho
bride was given away ~ her mother.
Mira r. IN Hips, The bvtr0tha = ceremony
vas pronounced hN Rev j. y. l. IANyd.
and the couple advanced 20 the altar
while they waited there, Afiss Edna r
Whittier SANG a Beautiful cantralia solo.
after whtch he marriage ceremony vas
completed Miss phililps wore gown og
white satin trimmed with white lace she
Nore a taile veil and carried a bouquet
OF white chry santhemnms. Miss Nc
Nsughf was gowned IN pink and carried
pink carnations. Afttr The cercm0nv a
wedding supper Wss served al Miss PhA-
lps' home on Easts8ke avenue at walsh
Qulv the wedding party and Jew inii-
snate friensis we're present DR. ana Mrs
Aunday lefi TIE sane evening nor 4 sAnrs
wedding trip. ana on their return with
I've with Mrs Mgnday's mother. Roth
iho bride anA groom arc among tho most
popular Young people Ia younger society
circles az the city. Miss Phillips was 4
member q the krot-a-Gayne Claa while
y was In existence. and since then has
hren leader among the Young people
Or. Mgnday has been in the city about
tive years
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The attention ~ society ueop'e az ;he
city II taken ~ az prfs NJ IN the charity
bail which viii Re given on wednesday
evening At the Denny hotel Srrce me
announcement 81 The date the leaders IN
thu movement have been working dill-