The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ RIGHT, warm weather marked
I'll J the past week for distinct-
lively summer amusements
I The intense heat OF the latter
Z/ part OF the week drove peopls
out Of town by scores
70 spend the day at points on
tho lake and sound. MANY swim
ming and boating parties vera
heid and many people left their homes
IN town 10 spend the summer In
camp or al the different mountain re-
sorts. At Aiki point the Increase In the
number Of camps was very noticeable
" - estimated that there are more peo-
PIE In camp there now than at any pre-
vious time since the place grew into pop
Within the city. things we're rather
quiet. Owing 70 the death OF Mrs. Her
man chaplin number OF affairs were
postponed at the last moment among
them Mrs. A. " Kautz' card party and
a country Club party, while other affairs
which were TO have taken place this
Week nave been postponed Indefinitely
The largest indoor affair Of tho week
was the tea given Friday afternoon by
MRS. IL. w. Emmons In honor of tho an
pouncement OF the engagement of her
pr0lher, Mr.. j. &. Harris. to Miss Cor
inns Prince. The decorations were beau
tful and a large number of people at
tGEueI. EeyGYal no nla
and number Of Informal dancing par
Ties. Chief among the latter was that
given by the young people OF West Sc
attle, Friday night.
Tho conosrt at tho Seattle theater. Fri
day night. was the principal event in
musical circles A large number of Ia
coma people attended. as well as a large
number Of Seattle society people
FOR this week, nothing special Is an
nonnoed A few outdoor affairs will be
given In the event of pleasant weather.
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Mr., and Mrs faswei J. Ramsey are
expected home this week from their we'd
oing trip. and Will live at thu Baker, cor
ner OF Third avenue and Marion street.
The following account of tho marriage
Is taken from a Los Angeles paper:
A very loyAly home wedding. quiet,
digniflsd and transformations, took place
al o'clock last evening at the residence
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?Sai South Flower street when their
eldest daughter. Miss Mabel Adams Nor
gan, was united In marriage to Haswell
J, Ramsay, OF Seattle. Wash The oers-
mpny was performed by the Rev Hugh
X Walker, pastor ~ Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church. In the presence of only
Tho nearest relatives and q few Intimate
friends The bride, a blonde, slender and
wiiowy IN physique, wore becoming
gown Of nufy white chiffon over white
satin. The skirt wss made demi-traiD
ehirreA at tho waist and finished at the
bottom with deep founos finely tucked
and edged with narrow ruching OF the
goods. The bodice was a mass OF fine
iucka and trimmed with handsome lace
The brides only ornament was an ele-
giant diamond brooch. tina Gift OF the
groom. She carried shower bouquet OF
white carnations. Miss. Minnie Morgan,
her youngse sister. assisted as maid Of
honor. and wore a pretty gown of white
organdie trimmed with fine tucka and
shirrlng, over pink, ANA carried shower
bouquet Of pink carnations. Norman
pcnshan, cousin OF the bride, was tho
Nroom's best man Miss Morgan was as-
eorted By her father, and the entrance
or tho party was announced by the
bridal chorus from iohengriu, played by
Nra. Charles NJ, Clark on the violin, ac-
companied hy Mrs Howe
The rooms we've simply but beautifully
u0ns the reception room IA white and
green. The marriage vows were ex-
changed IN tbs Wide bay window. dsintiy
trimmed With green Ivy. The mRntel
was banked with white iessamiHs and
ferns the chandelier In white sweet peas
bewls ~ carnations completed the dam
~ edpct. combined with sprays pf Ivy
tWtned ahovs the doors The parlor was
dainty and delicate In pink and green
the mantel maased with tho graceful
blossoms % pink gSraophylla aud be
sonta Pink tuils ana carnations were
used elsewhere eTsctVcly, The dining
roam where supper was served, was
Handsomely oruameHted IN pink and
dark rea sweet peas The brides father.
W 4 Morgan ~ president 90 tho Hsr-
Rld Publishing Company ana secretary
of the W "a Ferry f.umhcr Company.
circle 81 fri.udN was tho recipient %
ausntity 90 elegant sits
The groom rs a rising young attorney
90 svattis ard a member 81 enc ~ the
lsaaias law FIRMS 81 3hA, city Mr. ard
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