The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-11

thursday at the residence or MIR. and
Mrs. ii, $. Stebbins was well attended by
parties and luncheons were given.
There was very little In the weather
conditions last week to attract people
out OF doors. The golf people enjoyed
their usual afternoons on the links. A
number went 10 Tacoma TO attend the
tournament there
From now until Lent which commences
the last day OF the month, there prom
Uses TO be season of unusual gayety
Every club In the city is preparing some
social entertainment. The Assembly and
Nesika clubs. the university cadets and
many others have already fixed the date.
This week Number OF valentine and
card parties will be given.
XXX
One OF the most notable events In the
older society circles OF the city took place
Tuesday at high noon. at Trinity Parish
church. when Miss Elizabeth Montgom-
cry Minor and Mr.. Bernard Pelfy were
united In marriage. seldom. even when
flowers bloom In profusion In every part
of the city, has there been prettier we'd
ding It. this church. The main part or
the building was profusely decorated
with Ivy and ferns. Streafners Of ivy
We're strung from the pillars at the side
OF the church TO the middle chandelier
The windows were filled with potted
the wedding party marched several
arches of Ivy and evergreens were erect
cd. The chancel rail was n hedge or
beautiful color Palms and Ivy formed
the background. while In pleasing con-
trast to the deep green the white OF large
numbers of Gala lilies stood out In bold
relief Lilies and palms were piled around
the altar IN artistic confusion Upon the
altar we're lighted candles surrounded by
four large vnses OF Gala lilies. Back OF
the pulpit was curtain OF smilax. The
remainder Of the interior OF the chancel
was filled with potted plants. palms and
lilies
The church was crowded with friends OF
the couple. An elaborate musical pro-
gramme was arranged by Mr., Frank n. |
Armstrong. The vested choir OF Trinity
church numbering forty voices. was
present. with Mrs. w. j. Gramhs as So
prano soloist The ceremony was begun /
by the music OF the wedding march from
'Lohengrin.' played by Mrs. II. H. Cow |
en-. Mrs Il. w Kellogg and an orchestra |
Then Mrs. Grambs rendered selection |
OF clarfbefs The choir sang a Kyrie |
ana marched singing TO the front door OF !
the church TO meet the bride.
The bride entered supported by Miss
chrystobel Pelly. slater or the groom |
Miss Judith Minor. sister of the bride.
was maid OF honor. MIR. Josiah Collins |
was best man. The ushers Mr.. Freder- !
lex Karl strive. Mr. Charles Power, Mr.
w. A. Peters and Mr.. II. A. Strout, ac- |
the bridal party TO the chancei /,
rail. Others IN the party were Mrs Il. r. |
Minor and Dr. ami Mrs Montgomery |
Russell
Tho bride looked exceedingly hand |
some. She was dressed I'm beautiful |
gown OF white satin, trimmed with point |
lace. Her tulle veil was secured In front I
with a pearl ornament. and she wore /
pearl necklace and carried "a bouquet OF /
white carnations and lilies OF the valley /
Tho bridesmaid and maid OF honor were I
gowned and carried bouquets /
OF bride roses and lilies of the valley |
Mr., feily met tho bridal party at tho |
ehsneel rail
The betrothM service was pronounced |
b. Rev, II. II. Gowen amt the couple ad- /
vancsd 90 the altar. whore the beautiful /
ritual was concluded. Afterwnrd a we'd (
ding breakfast 70 the bridal party was 1
given at the residence OF Dr. and Mrs /
Montgomery Russell MIR and Mrs peny /
left tho same afternoon for short trip /
TO Victoria and other British Columbian !
points
Mr., and Mrs peny are prominent /
among the older society people ~ the /
city. Miss Minor IL a daughter OF the /
late nr, II T. Minor formerly promt. /
nent phs sician az Seattle. She lived here /
several years ago. but spent a long time 4
studying abroad, Mr.. Petty Ia connected |
with "a large investment company in Seat !
tie. and holds the positinn of British vice /
consui at this point Tney will live at 1
thu relly residence, Minor avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs John Il suthor enter. !
tained at cinch on Monday night at their I
residence, corner of Terry avenue and I
Terrace street The prizes were won hy 4
Miss Fthet Garrett ana Mr. furfs Haus- /
man Delicious rafreshmenis were served /
during the eveninG. Those present were I
Mr., and Mrs r. e, Iohnstone Or aud 1
Mrs Frank Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Fred /
crick West Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs 4. w. /
ilyrnc. Miss Ethel nagloy. Miss Claire /
Eagtgy Mlss Adslr Miss Florence Aaair, I
Nilss Ethei Garrett. Miss Thomson. Miss 4
lnSa Thompson Miss MilllCent Fox Miss
Reber Aiiss PRUDENTIAL. Miss Malte /
phlliips Mlss Elsie Bruins Miss Ida I
Corey. Miss Dorothy Smith. Miss Aimee /
Smith. Miss Alice Fisher Miss Cora
Smith. Miss kstnlie FIsheg Miss Ida l..
smith. Miaa lane soamen, Miss OthRa
Gertrude Carroll Mr. Edward Garrett
MIR Reginald Whitfield Kayior. Mr. X r
ReceT. Mr.. y. Hookett. Air, G. Swccny,
Mr. hrice Sweeney, Mr., Purvis Wausman
MIR. y, r. solner. Mr., Adelhcrt Hicks.
Mr. Webb Ninnedgc Mr., George n Al
len, Mc NJ ~ Scurry, MIR, Charles Terry
scurry Mr. George Russell MIR Robert
Hugh Brinkur- Mr.. FTed Mallory Dr. r.
X Mundsy. Mr.. PAM Richards. MIR Fred
IIammens. Mr.. h. Boals, Mir Harry NJ
'valshsv.
Mr. and Mrs n s. Stehbins arlixhtfally
a number of Young people on
Thursday evening al their residence. cor
ser OF BoyiStoD avenue and Spring street
rhe third noor Of the residence which
las been fitted w es ball room WAS
'xcesalaKly pretty. Orr the MALLS were
luribefs ~ flaKs. American ensign and
IlgnRl EzEs from the revenue cutters /
,.iag most In evidence The room WAS
lghtna with Japanese lanterns In one I
'oruar behind a curtain ~ eycrgrcens (
md palms, were the musicians Delicious I
were served 10 a suau room
.dioininr the bah room. Those present
we're. MI and Mrs : l.. Crawford Mr. :
ma Mrs W C. Keith Mr. ana Mfs
Ienry Thurman Mv ana Mrs. J. $.
.tayer. Miss Webb Miss Ethel Baglsy.
Miss Clalre Bagley. Miss Edna Adams,
,tiss Hebar Miss Morrison Miss Morgan [