The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

and Mr.. j. p. Wilson as best man. vi
h0 JUST 'n co sTGom the saso seaus
full steamer which Is plying on kootenay
lake. Miss McTaggart, the pride. was
formerly a teacher in the public schoois
Of Kasio. Those present were: MI. ana
Mrs. j. p Wilson. Mr., and Mrs. Duggan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calm, Mr.. and Mrs stsrks.
Mr.. Charles starks. Mrs. Geary. MISS
Mrs. Hughes. Mr.. John Jones. Miss Lea
more Lemon Mr. Bert Lemon, Miss Cou-
vers. Mrs Winters. Mr. and Mrs. Howe,
Miss Howe. Miss Irene Howe, Mrs. Nc
Taggart. Miss Lillian McTaggart. Mr.,
and Mrs. Bayless, Mr.. Wizard Bayless,
Miss Ruth Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
will spend their honeymoon in Nova
Scotia. Mr.. Eiliott's former home.
Upon the arrival of the steamship
romantic wedding will take place. when
Mr. j. Oak Preston and Miss Helen Camp
bell. both OF this city, will be united in
marriage.
and most popular young ladies, has long
been resident OF this place. and has
hosts OF friends. Mr. Preston had been
associated with the Washington Rubber
and prior to his departure for the North
he has been the junior member OF the
firm of Mann 4 Preston. He is now with
the United States marshal at Teller.
Alaska. the old government station about
sixty-hve miles north OF Nome city.
Many friends Of the bride-to-be gathered
at the dock and wished her good luck
on her lonely wedding journey.
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pretty wedding was solemnized at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Bushell.
1923 Twenty-third avenue. Wednesday at
3 o'clock p m. Mr.. William Ross and
Miss Lydia Bushell, both Of Marysville,
were the contracting parties, the cere-
hail Cd hv IA ri
Bushell. father Of the bride. The we'd
ding was asvery quiet one, only the inti-
mate relatives of the couple being pres
emit. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross left on the even
ing Flyer for Tacoma. where they viii
spend a short honeymoon, after which
they will be at home to their friends at
Marysville.
Mr.. Irving Karl Faust and Miss Rosa
Teresa slebert, both OF San Francisco.
We're married at the residence of the Of
ficiating clergyman. Rev. John f. Da-
mon, in Seattle, Saturday evening. Sep
TENDER %, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Seleno serv-
ing as best man and bridesmaid. Mr..
Faust was at one time connected with the
Vulcan Iron Works. Of which his father
was manager, and also connected for
time with the Seattle newspapers. He
left for the East on business trip short
ly after the wedding. and contemplates
entering business In San Francisco upon
his return.
Mr. Austin Haime and Mrs Lottie Hard
ing, both of this city. were quietly mar
ried at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hendrickson corner Of First avenue
end Cedar street. Monday evening, Rev.
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson,
Mr.. and Mrs David ". Phipps,. Mrs. NJ.
Devereaux. Mrs. Annie Olsen, Miss Vera
Howell Reese. Mr.. w. r. DAILY. Mr.. Pal
ner Hendrickson. Mr.. George w. Hard
ing. After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served
Capt. Richard n, Holbrook and Miss
Jessie Clifford, both of this city. were
married at the residence of the officiating
clergyman, Rev John #. Damon, Friday
evening. September, @ MI. William J.
best man ana bridesmaid. The groom Is a
native of WILDLY island. the son OF one
of The Oldest pioneer families. He holds
ter on Puget Sound.
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Mr.. d. II. Jones and Miss Mary Rob-
erts we're married at the home of the
bride. near Lake Union. on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed by
Presbyterian church. large number of
friends OF both parties were present MIR.
and Mrs. Jones will live at 1867 Harvard
avenue in this city. Mr.. Jones Is well
the position Of secretary for the Renton
Coal Company.
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Mr.. Emil Henrikson and Miss Mary
Johnson, both of Burnett. Pierce county.
We're married at the residence o. the Of
in Seattle. Saturday morning. September
20, MIR. l. Johnson, brother of the bride,
and a few friends being in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henrikson returned TO Bur-
nett after "A brief visit in Seattle.
Mr.. Erik J. Bergman, OF Port Gamble.
and Miss Johanna Johnson. OF Seattle,
were married at the residence Of the Of
iiciating clergyman Rev. John 4. Damon,
In Seattle Saturday evening September
go Mr.. John Bergman. brother OF the
groom serving as best man, and Miss
Helen Graves and Miss Rose Graves as
bridesmaids.
on Wednesday. at the home OF Mr. ana
Mrs A. G. Porter on Thomas street. Mir
Charles Evans and Miss clara Mareeilus
we're married by Rev, II. n. Brown. Miss
Marcellus is a sister OF Mrs. Porter,
After the ceremony wedding supper
was served. Only few intimate friends
81 both parties were present at the cere-
mouy
Mr.. John Burch Of Everett, and Miss
Margaret Wall Of this city. were married
AT the resiaence Of Mr.. and Mrs c. &.
Berg. 1873 sixth avenue, Saturday even
ing. september y. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Berg. Miss Kathleen Wall. sister OF the
bride. Miss VI. J. Roub and Miss Lottie
Berg being among those present.
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Mr. Charles II. schumRn, OF Victoria n
G.. and Miss Laura May Phillips, OF Stone.
King county, were married Mt the resi-
denee 20 the officiating clergyman, Rev.
John r Damon. In Seattle. Tsesday. In
the presence Of small company OF rela-
iives ana friends. The groom is second
officer az the steamer Rosaiie.
on saturday, September g, Mr.. Nikolai
Anderson. o. this city. ana Mise Johanna
A&thissH az Chehalis. were married az
the residence Of the aficia;ing clergy
man. Rnv ". A. Christensen. tt22 SsY-
snth avenue.
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MI Lloyd Albert Wright ard Miss
Burnetta Melinda Hssey. 10th 81 North
Seattle, were married on Wednesday AZ
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