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

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Other Affairs Of the week were confined
u parties ~ different kinds IN honor of
tho principals If the wedd ngs. few
card parties were also ven The tea
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Hogc
In honor Of Mr. Hogc's mother. was the
largest affair Of the kind during tn
weak.
This week the charity bail Is absorbing
tho attention OF every one. 10 VIII be
given Wednesday at the Denny hotel AM
VIII be well attended The various com
fnittees have been working hard TO Ike
II a success and Seattle society people
are expected 60 respond right royalty TO
the call OF charity
An AFFAIR OF more than usual import
ance IN Seattle society on account OF
the soc,sl standing Of the parties
was the wedding Wednesday evening"
NJ Plymouth Congregational church OF
Miss 0rnce Caroline Allen. OF this city.
and Mr. Hugh Phirrs, II Los Angeles.
The decorations OF the chufeA were more
magnificent than have been seen at -
church wedding IN Seattle for NAM
wears. In tact they have seldom II ever
been cxselied In the city The rulng
fentrre was Che lavish use Of chryssnlhe-
NUNS. Hundreds OF these A1wers Of
white aad yellow eelors were used with
charming effect. A noticeable fact about
the chrs saakhemums was that they we're
all grown In Seattle and were IN iy aa
beautiful rs those which are imported
from th0 safer climate OF California;.
The FIRST thsng to attract the attention
on entering sha church wns the roatrum
from which the psllpit had been removed.
IL was a complete nasa 60 color. AZ the
rear. almost shutting cot "A view " the
crgaa, was a large Gnshie arch made OF
.sslA a.
large paimA Hang ng. within she arch
was beautiful center piece consisting
az seven wedding belts IN different post
tons Ga represent = wedding chime,
These bells were made of white chrysln-
themums ana greeu leaves and were tied
Np with white satin ribhon. over the
BELLS aud AZ aiReffnt places abouf the
arvh we're large rpn1ber - VIII te dove
IN dsaerent pastures ~ siyinG White
ribbon vas alse strung across the arcS.
From the twp 81 the arch and extending
60 the center - the church ceiling wcrs
long mlfeahers az ivy and asparagus
plant rhc choir saa was arapoi in
white material and was banked IA white
and yellow chFysantaemume ribbnn and
white ard yellow tuIle Tho place where
the minister Stood was almost esmpletely
surrounded with palms and ehrSsa a,he-
NUNS ard vines These aiSN extended 20
the fnont - Tho rostram. on each corner
- which stood a large palm tied with
r,hhsns ana tuiie aud surrounded hS
ehrNsanfhemeu3s Quantities % white
ana Neilew ta4ia dFaped IN graceful fAlds
cempiste1 The beautiful effect Over tho
doota az each siae 81 the rostfum an arch
WIS formed &c ferns and vines and tied
20 NTH tuile The large wiaaewS az
each slide - tAp church were banked with
vhrSsaethvmuxns ard palms With qpau-
tisirs 81 sea feaehsnE up 10 the top An
0nEss;al featmTe az re decoration was the
prcEtncf ~ aunaAeF Of / 8 stalls in the
asslt@ ana az Intervals in tse audience.
These ressest8iH sursegted small palms
whicb vesa tea with SATIN ribbon With
huRch AZ ehryaanthemuns attached
~ the end e eaeA aisle Was cato made
~ - suntlin moss ans ehryssntaemums
TAe dccayaticts were planned and pre-
pared under the direction q AIR Clyde
* Clancy. q Tacoma. cousin OF the
CridG
At 7,sa .hc strains ~ the wedding
utareh played by Nj. Arthur Alexander,
"a rev corner % Seattle. announces tao
sgrlVsi - the bride. The bridesmaids.
seven ia number entered from The door
al ste lcft 90 TIE rnstrun They we're
beaded by Mlss Harriet Allen. who was
chics bridesmaid she wore a gown az
yellow SILK. with a point d'esprlt over