The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08
WEDDINGS.

Miss Henrietta Wolf of Portland, and
Mr.. Paul Berkman, of Seattle. were mar
ried in Portland on Sunday, June Is.
Miss Wolf is we'll known In Seattle. being
a sister Of Mrs. NJ. Gottstein. OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkman will reside in Sc
attic. Concerning the ceremony the fol-
lowing is taken from Portland paper;
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf.
Of this city. to Paul Berkman. of Seattle,
Sunday afternoon, June "a. at Parsons
han. was brilliant affair. The beautiful
and impressive ceremony was solemnized
at $50 O'Clock by Rev. DR.. ]. Bloch, of
Temple Beth Isrnel. The decorations were
extremely artistic and effective. White
and green were the dominating tones OF
color. The ballroom was an attractive
picture with it's lovely floral embellish
ments. which consisted of waving palms.
choice ported plants and rare exotics
of evergreen were used in profusion. The
stage was banked with a small forest of
tropical ferns About the hall were cedar
branches and gay Japanese lanterns
Stretched across from side to side were
graceful garlands OF ivy. An exquisite
silken canopy under which the bridal
party stood, was adorned with wreaths of
smilax and white sweet peas. Parsons
orchestra played the wedding march,
and during the entire service soft music
was rendered. The bride. stately bru-
nette, looked very handsome in a gown
of heavy white silk deliberately trimmed
with point lace. Her veil was held in
place with a bunch of orange blossoms
and she carried a. shower bouquet of SUI
perb Bride roses tied with long steamers
of white satin ribbons. The maid of
honor, Miss Ruth Grostein, of Lewiston,
Idaho. who was prettily attired in sheer
white organdie, with lace and chiffon
trimmings, carried pink carnations. The
dainty pillow, on which rested the we'd
ding ring. was carried by Gertrude Gott-
stein, of Seattle, who looked charming
In white organdie. Harry silva, of Sc
attic. was best man. Mrs. S. Wolf.
mother OF the bride, was magnficently
attired in black silk trimmed with duch-
Gotss.n ssfss Of the bride Mrs
costume of black lace. embroidered in
spangles. Mr. u. NJ. Hoffman. of Ia
coma, wore an elegant dress OF black
was richly attired in black net After
the benediction sumptuous repast was
served, the supper room being decked for
the OCCASION with clusters OF pink dow-
ers The table, in the form OF a horse
shoe. was ornamented with long -stemmed
La France roses. Bride roses and
pink carnations. Many congratulatory
telesrams were received from friends in
the East. A pleasant feature was the
reading Of a cnblegram from the groom's
parents in Berlin. The festivities We're
brought to a close with dancing. The
Mr.. and Mrs Berkman were the recipi-
ents OF numerous and costly gifts. They
left the next morning Ter a trip to South
for some time before going to Seattle
their future home.
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A very pretty and unique wedding took
place at Mr.. f. E. Fowler's. of Port
Susan, July. J. when Miss Birdie Dickey.
ter OF Mrs. Frank Phelps. OF Snohomish,
was united In marriage to Mr. Wilson
Toxer. son of Mr.. Albert Tozer. q prom
inent citizen OF Tacoma
The ceremony was performed IN ffftfn
grove near tho house. At high noon the
bridal party, Mr.. Tozer with his sister.
on the arm Of her brother, Mr. Warren
Dickey. came up Ieafy aisle and took
their places on a beautiful rug. back Of
which was draped an American nag
leaves.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
c. A. Williams, OF Stanwood. The bride
wore brown travelling suit and picture
hat, and carried bouquet OF white car
nations. wedding breakfast was served
In the grove. Tho bridal party left on
the $50 train for Seattle They will make
q short tour OF the Sound cities, in
GLIDING Victoria.
The Following guests were present: Mr..
and Mrs. IL. K Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs.
OF snohomlsh Mr.. and Mrs. David PECK.
inpaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanson, MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Toser. Mrs. Laura Nor
M .sl.; a ass B Bsds; Rev A. Williams.
Lillian Tozer; Miss Linda Jennings and
Miss Helen Jennings. of La Conner: Mr.
warren Diekey and Mr. Johnson.
p of Mr. "s sna Err. '0 e P'ff os at The
LI .Eoss street on Wednesday evening.
; June "a, at go o'clock, when their dsugh-
IN marriage TO Mr.. sidney simpson REV
z. NJ Randall officiating Miss Janis
smith SW served as bridesmaid and Mr. x.
march u wa. 81 sisr best man ar, Tho geddlnF
as the bridal party entered tn. par r,,,'
The bride and Bridesmaid we're st,ir ID IL
WHIT wh,te, The bride carried beautiful
CARRYING pink and white carnations The
guests were then invited to the dining
s soqVsa "h TSo.. a wedding supper was
Mrs. f. NJ. Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
blsin., Nj and Mrs. =: p. Burns. MIR.
s Mss M w : ; Holmss Mr.. u =. Gates.
Mrs; M r. Gardner. Miss Jossphiae
Cooley. Misc, Mis-. Ads Grim. Miss +. j.
I'urnesrse. Miss Alice schwieg Of Ross
land, Miss Msrgaret Angel. Miss Iuiu
~ pupe.; Miss Blanch FRANKS Miss
Harriet sT, ,,,, sii ma,S Miss Elizseeih
= Gardner. Miss Marie Grim Migs
Ka,hri5s Grim Miss I.ene Haekias. Mr.
Fuller. Mr. y. A. Easter Mr.. r. n
Easter. Mr.. A. r. Breat OF Tacoma. MI
G. c Bloom
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Nr. Ortho D0rman. az Rttzvfia ara
Mss Reih THOMPSON. o. PendIefar az
we're married IN Seattle or Monday a. ,ha
residence a. he officiating clergyman.
Rev Clark Davis. of Brooklyn Arrorr
those present we're Mr. and Mrs IN N
Taylor. - this city. Mr.. and Mrs Dor
man. after pending The Fourth IN seat
To. returned 20 Hltzviile. whore they wul
make their home
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Mr. Joseph r. II RalIis,er. ~ gedro-
Wooliey. skaE.t county. and Miss Eliza
q. QUAINT. Of Ree3shurR, Wis we're ma
RED AZ the residence 81 ihe oTiriafEnk
clersyrnan. Rev. John p, Damon. on
Thurs4ay evening. and altar a hgtsf STAY
In this city will return to se1Fo- vs. oot{ey.
where they vii reside
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Mr. 9 W Nelson. % Franklin. Wash
and Miss Anna OlAnfeF. II Portland. or
We're married on Thursday evening al he