The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22

Semple, Miss Ethel semple, Miss Judith
Hughes. Miss Clara Wing. Miss Collins.
Miss Cornelia A. Pratt Miss Young, Miss
Josephine Young, Mrs. Edward Aver.
Miss Williams, Miss Flanders and Miss
Louise Flanders. of Portland Miss Hud-
son, OF Tacoma: Miss Dickens. Miss Ada
Morgan Miss Sadie Morgan, Miss Hodge
Miss Hayden, Judge G. III. Hanford, Mr..
Frank Hanford, Capt. f. Dickens, Mr..
l.. T.. Cole, Mr.. M. NJ. Odell, Mr.. Josiah
Collins, Mr.. James c. Murray, Mr.. Frank
Dingley, Col G. G. Lyon, Mr.. olcott
Payne, Mr.. w. A. Blake. Mr.. NJ. Hol-
brook. of Tacoma: Mr.. c. w. Howard,
Mr.. Henry Newton. of Fairhaven; Mr.. C.
M. Austin, Mr.. T. N. Halter, Mr. Grosve-
nor Folsom, Mr.. Revaud Blanchard, Mr.
b. Bridges, Of Tacoma; Mr.. Charles F.
Munday, Mr.. l.. Turner, Capt Harry Tay-
Tor. Mr. Patterson. Mr.. Fl. J. Ramsey,
Lieut.. Bethel. Mai. Bingham and Capt
Green. u. s. A.; Mr. NJ Read. OF Port
land; Mr. T.. c. Hughes. Mr. Balfour; Mr..
w. G. Forbes, Mr.. M. Stone, Mr. j. Peyton
Clark.
one OF the most interesting events since
Lent among Seattle society people was
the wedding Tuesday night of Miss Kate
Edna McGraw and Mr. Fred Hudson Pay
Ter. The ceremony took place at . M
at trinity Parish church. Rev H. IL
Gowen, officiating The church was beau
TRULY decorated for the occasion Besides
the elaborate decorations which remained
from the Easter services, number OF Mis.
McGraw's friends In the s. A. c. and
other social organizations in which She
was popular, were busy Monday and Tues
day decorating the church In n manner
which befitted the bride
From the pillars OF the church long
streamers Of evergreen were drooned
meeting over the center aisle. The win
dows were f1led with vines and pottcd
plants. while palms were placed In differ
ent parts OF the church The center aisle
was lined on both sides With huge bouquets
OF Easter lilies tied with white satin rib
bon. The lights were shaded In pink The
chAncel was cut OFF from the audience with
curtain ~ smilax and evergreens aud
over the entrance hung suspended by white
ribbou 4 beautiful marriage bell OF smiltx
and real orange blossoms The guests were
ushered to their seats by the ushers Mr.
James Clarke Murray, DIR. Grant Calhoun,
MIR Walter Shepard Fulton and Mr. James
ID Ho0e. jr.
The bridal party reached the church at
the appointed hour Miss McGraw, rre-
cedeG by the ushers walked TN the aisle
on the arm OF her father ex-tiov. John u.
McGraw. Following her came the ring
bearer, Miss Marie Bernard and the
bridesmaids. Miss Julia Hodge and Miss
Helen Cowles. OF Olympia Mrs. Walter
Shepard Fulton. the matrcn of honor. came
next. At the chancel entrance they were
met by Mr., Baxter and his best man, Mr.
Y. l.. Reber The betrothal service was
pronounced and the bridal party advanced
10 the altar. while they waited. Miss
Marguerite Mckinney rendered an ex-
quisite soprano solo Cantor's As the
Dawn" IN her best voice Mr.. Gowen then
pronounced the marriage ceremony.
The bride looked very pretty IN "a gown
OF white silk file, trimmed with Duchesse
lace She wore white t,ille veil cAueit
up with orange blossoms and her arna-
ments were diamonds. pearls ana amc-
thysts Miss Cowics and Miss Hodge wer0
IN pink and carried sarlands Of pink car.
nations. Mrs. Fulton wore a gown 81 pink
grenadine trimmed with white applique
ana carried bride roses The church was
crowded with friends Of Miss McGraw and
Mr. Baxter
After She ceremony reception was hold
at the residence OF the brides panents liii
Columbia street, az which only the bridal
party and the out % town guest- were
present The farlNr was deccfated iu wnl.1
ana green. apple blossoms. lilies and ivy
being used The dining room wa done in
INK carnations and roses. and the lihrn'y
was 10 rel An elaborate wedding supper
was served and Mr.. and Mrs paNtef left
the same night for Victoria They will
Do gene for soFne time, and on their return
wnl live al Mrs Riackweirs, on Marion
street, Mrs Baxter received a larze num-
bar % valuable presents fr0m friends
thtoue bout ths state
Roth Nj and Mrs Baxter are wen known
ir s.sttte Mrs Baxter - yhe only daugN-
Ter ~ ex-tiov. ana Mr. MeGraw she ro-
aidrd az olympia tor Four years and when
hyr fathers torn " Office expired lives IN
SEATTLE she IS among The riost prun1lneu;
of the Younger soclcty sople ~ the city,
Mr. paxter b. q son 81 Mr. and Mira SUIT
nae Baxter and has been promipen: in
Seattle society for several years
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The Akros CLUB gave us fret dance iast
right az the Queen Anne luh hous. TIE
club was formed only "A wesk aEo. anl hs
members cnmpTlee a number 81 we'll
know young men Of tho cts. The cluo
house was decorated VITA palms, tyy end
blossoms The invitation llss incigded Miss
Julia Crane. Miss ness Crane, Miss lean
cite Perry Miss Maulc ShuW Miss blanche
shaw Miss IAUianI0nest Miss OAvc Jones'
Miss 10 SchrAm Miss Clara Hanna Mtss
Ellaaheth Smlth. Miss katherine TA1eT
Mas Mayy MArriner Miss ElcaaoT Pres
TON Miss Leila Prise. Miss Nlrxinia
wlastllas, Miss MarS Bess lewis Miss
ResS Knittle. Miss Carrie AtkinSnn Miss
fusz calhoun Miss Marie Ncttletou. Miss
Louise Barnard. Miss Grace McANister
Miss X Haley. Miss Bertha Ferry. Miss
Donna Phelps. Miss Lsuors MetiTath. Miss
Ethel FfikinS Miss EmIly Ciary. Miss
Myrtle Mtliett Miss Coak3lns. Miss Carrie
Rassr. Mas MadKe Wilsusoa Miss Irene
Graham Miss Virginia s urry. Mss ffhsI
Baxiey. Miss claire Bagify Miss Estslla
FISHER Miss Emily Thomas Miss Clara
Wins Miss Florence Aiair Mss Martha
ssckett Miss Ress Tugiis. Miss G. Han
Miss Cutler, Mes y. Kelly Miss Blanche
Reese Miss Z. Morrison. Miss f. smith
Miss Florence Hoiero0k. Miss Josephine
Holbrook Miss Zelms Wilkinson M J.
tinarN Mr Ernnsf caar1r NJ Rn. XII