The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

WEDDINGS.

afternoon at the horne OF the Misses Car
din, on Eighteenth avenue.
WEDDINGS.
One OF the prettiest church weddings
celebrated in Seattle in some time was on
Wednesday evening. July Is, when Miss
Hattie Palmer. daughter Of Judge and
Mrs. A. l. Palmer. was married 90 Capt.
Donald b. Olson, of Dawson city. The
ceremony took place in Plymouth church
and and was performed by Rev. W. H. q
and pretty. Suspended from the ceiling
above the altar by three long. gracefully
hanging ropes of ivy were three wedding
merous pink ana white electric lights
shone out. Festoons Of ivy were also
strung from above the altar to different
Of the streamers was heightened by the
bright glitter OF many electric lights hid
den in the dense green foliage. Numbers
UNI completed the erect The bride was
supported bg Miss M Maud GruweIl ., and
Palmer acted as flower girl. The bride
wore white satin, en- trainc. trimmed with
chiffon. Her tulle ven was caught up with
orange blossoms and she carried bou-
quet OF the same flowers At her throat
q gift Of the groom. Ne advanced to the
altar on her fathers arm. followed by the
ushers, Mr.. Herbert Upper. Mr.: Fred Ev-
eTtttt MI. y. d. AEutttT anu MI. JdfucS
Maitland. Mr.. Don H Palmer, brother Of
the BRIDE was best man. The wedding
march was played by Mr.. F. Boyd Wells.
sns The wSssn 81 the 20
Me-" After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served at the residence OF the
brides parents. the pariors and dining
room being decorated with pink and white
roses and carnations. Capt and Mrs
Olson left soon after for Banff, b. c.. for
short wedding trip Miss Palmer Is
a.
graduate Of the state university and Is an
eiocutionist of considerable ability. Capt
Olson lived in Seattle for some years He
e phEs e as city, light ana
Miss Mamie Frances Stetson and Mr.
Egbert Ffink we're married Friday even
ing at Plymouth church. at $40. BY Rev
ss y y a.. smER sen nAe sas sss r Miss
Athena Frtnk, sisters OF the. groom.
and Mr.. Frink was. attended by
Minnie Van Tassei was maid Of honor and
Miss Esther Palmer was flower girl. The
ushers were Mr. Fred Everett. Mr.. Frank
McDermott. Mr.. Fred Fuller and Mr.:
white satin trimmed with lace and car
ried q bouquet OF white carnations. The
bridesmaids were gowned in pink and
white silk, while the maid OF honor wore
blue organdfe. Mr. and Mrs Frink left
the same evening for short wedding trip
and upon their return will reside at the
street. Mr.. Frink is a son Of Senator and
Mrs. J. NJ. Frink and is well-known
young business man OF the city. The bride
e daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. w. f.
MINI
M NJ William Er.nklin Mcclellsn and
married " ns RsS gssa Of the D
mon. on Saturday evening. July q, Mr..
w. s Herbert and Miss Agnes Lally do
Aft pn0s the The ana guests
Mr. a and Mrs. w. K. Kinney. SIS ' West.
Msa Which n nes
present: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. kinney.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hokan. Mr. and
Mr. Mrs. and s mr. MI aod MTs W
Lena Kay, Mrs. Edith Otis. Miss Agnes
I.aliy, Miss Emma Blumberg, Miss lola
herseyi sister MS % the w hrds Mr M w I'd
ward Puiver and Mr. Robert Burns Mr.
and Mrs. Mcclellan will be at home to
their friends after August LIST. at sSs
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Mr., Leroy Benson and Miss f. Pearl
Concannon were married on Wednesday
night at the home OF the brides parents,
Rev. A. .. Gregg offlciated. The cere-
mony was very simple, the bride ara
groom being unattended; a wedding
son. After The ceremony refreshments
were served. Relatives OF the bride and
groom and a few Intimate friends were
the only wedding guests.
Mr.. Benson Is son OF Judge Benson
of the superior court, and IS quite popu-
lar IN the city; The bride Is the daughter
EDUCATIONAL circles, having taught at
South Park for several terms. friday
evening In honor OF the event, Judge aud
Kan
Innate friends q the BRIDE aOs and gro groom nm
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson. jr., viii be at home
to their friends next week.
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On Wednesday afternoon a quiet we'd
ding ceremony took place at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. cookson. OF South
Seattle, when their daughter. Miss Eve
k n ,.okson was united IN marriage
: Gregg offclated Mr. Charles n.
bntterworth acted as best man and Miss
Minnie cooksnn as bridesmaid Only a
were present After the ceremony 4 we'd
ding luncheon WAS served. The bride il
wen known n church and social circles
ooo
Mr.. James Eugene Lyman. Of Edxewa-
Ter, and Miss Wilma ~. Fiennery. Of
Green Lake. wsrc married at the resi-
John r. Damon. on Wednesday evenine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walden King doing tho
henofF a. best man and bridesmaid. Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman will reside on Klibotrra
avenue. Edgewatnr
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Mr.. Harry RittinEer Cookson and Miss
i.1ella May RobAre both N thfs vIsv
| we're married AT the residence Of tho az
Heating clergyman. Rev. John n pa
men, on Wednesday evening. Mrs Or
lena J Rohase, mother OF the bride ara
Miss Gertrude kobsre and Miss Mae n
hythcr being among those present;
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Invitations are cut FOR the marriage Of
! Miss Maud Frances Flynn. eldest dagxb-
( ter q Capt and Mrs John Fiynn 81
Queen Anne hnt and w Nicholas
s'hmitt TIE ceremony viii take sslare
N saturday morning, August 4 al the
nuc and Bel street at la.0
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Mr.. Frank Mclaughlin and Miss Lizzie
| MORGAN. both % Philadelphia Pa were
| quietly married at the residence Of he
ofhetanng Clergyman. Rev. John 4 pa
mon. IN Seattle on Saturday ssverIn,
July II, Mrs. sarah Edmunds sister ~