The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29
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TNACoMA. April 2s.-The only va
riety that Tacoma has had this
week has been In the weather,
which has alternated with days
IL of sunshine and gloom and
warm and cold. Socially there
has been very little outside the Paddock
Hutchinson wedding. On the evening Of
May the Ladies' Musical Club will give
its last concert OF the season at the Ia
coma theater. 1t will be an artists re-
cital by NM. Mark Hamburg and Alexan-
DIRE Petschnikoff. assisted by NJ. Aime
Lachaume. who are making their Ameri-
can tour under the direction Of Victor
Thrane. On Tuesday afternoon will oc-
cur the last members concert for the sea-
son in the clubs rooms. Masonic hall.
The marriage OF Miss Eleanor Paddock.
daughter of the late Bishop Paddock, to
Mr.. Frederick George Hutchinson, of Sc
attic. at st. Luke's church. Tuesday even
ing. at o'clock. was the event that held
the center OF social interest this week. 1t
was an exceedingly pretty wedding. diff
fering In some features from the usual
run OF weddings. There were no brides
maids or maid of honor. but instead four
little maids, sweetiy gowned in white,
with pink ribbons, and carrying large
wreaths of apple blossoms. held high.
through which their pretty faces peered.
Following the maids came the brides
nephew, Master J. Matthew Miller. a wee
tot, who made the dearest Of little pages,
carrying a wreath. the same as the maids.
The bride followed with her brother-in-
law, Mr.. j. Matthew Miller. jr.. and at
the chancei steps was met by the groom,
who was attended by his brother. Mr.. n.
Bernard Hutchinson. Rev. Mr.. Winecof,
rector OF st. Lukes church. performed the
marriage ceremony. The brides dress
was q very pretty white organdie. the
bodice trimmed with real lace. She wore
a tulle veil. held In place with spray OF
white towering clematis, and looked es-
pecially well The church was packed.
a great many invitations having been sent
out. A reception followed the ceremony
Mt the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Miller, 1r., to which only the most inti-
mate friends were invited. The same col
or tone was carried out at the house as
Mt the church. green and white. Dogwood
and Ivy were used In abundance. White
liiacs formed the center piece on the
table. which was presided over by Mrs.
q. c. Wagner and Mrs. y. ,: puiiord,
who were assisted by Miss Holt, Miss
Wrestling, of Seattle: Miss Hall. Miss sey-
mour. Miss winifred Seymour and Miss
Sallie Taylor. An orchestra was sta
toned In the hall. screened on by cur
tain of ivy The ushers at the church
were Mr.. Irving II. Halstead ana Mr.. w
w. Clifton. OF Tacoma. and Mr.. G. II.
Rollins and Mr.. J. T. Blackstone. of Sc
attle The ushers wore boutonnieres OF
annie blossoms Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchin-
son left amid shower OF rice, to take the
night train for Portland. After May ID
they will be at homo at III Twenty-third
avenue. Seattle.
Mr. ana Mrs. william Jones gave very
hs nasome dinner last Saturday night to
announce the engagement OF Miss Matte
Baker. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ Baker, OF this city, to Mr.. Arthur
a Pritchard. Miss Baker IL one OF the
prettiest and most charming of Tacoma
society girls and has the best wishes OF
host Of friends. Mr.. Prtchara Is as,
sistant cashier at the Pacinc NATIONAL
bank, and 10 very highly esteemed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Thompson, OF Yo-
kohama, gave a very elaborate dinner In
the private dining room OF the Tacoma no.
tel Thursday evening, In honor OF Mr.. Il.
& whealer, OF Hongkong. who arrived In
Tacoma that day. Covers were laid Tor
Mrs. II. c. Potter. Mrs. J. Met. Panton.
Mrs. II. c. Wallace. Miss Wallace. Mr..
Frederick Dodwell Mr.. Alexander baiiie.
Mrs w. q. Pearce. Mr.. Alec Stuart and
Mr. p. v. Kershaw.
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Tho annual meeting OF the Dramatic
club for the election of officers was called
for Monday night At the residence OF MT.
William Jones. but on account OF the
was postponed, subject to the call or the
president, Mr.. II. q. Griggs, who was at
that date absent from the city.
Miss Beatrice Tisdaie. eldest daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Walker III. Tisdaie, VIII
be married 20 Mr., n. Bernard Hutchln-
son on Monday morning. al the home or
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win leave Immediately after the ceremony
Tor Seattle. and from there will sail for
Alaska, to be gone month.
The Tacoma golfers who went to Port
In nd to play In the tournament there this
week are Mrs. l. w. Anderson. Mrs. w.
a. Preace. Mrs. william Jones, Mrs. j,
4. Steel. Miss ksrshaw, Mrs. b. = Gross
eup. Mr.. Harry Adams, Mr.. rdmsrsh.
Rev, A. w Martin, Mr.. Alex Eailile and
Mr. Baifour.
Mrs. J. NJ Ashton gave lilac luncheon
on wednesday for Mrs. II. G. Potter. who
leaves next week for New York. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Potter, Mrs. J. Met
Pant0n, Mira. w. V. Burrill and Mrs Nj.
w. Gran.
Afr. and Mrs Thomas II. Shepard. Mr..
and Mrs. &. TX, Rollins, Mrs. r. Is. West
ling ana Miss Wrestling, Of Seattle. were
in Tacoma Tuesday for the Paddock
Hutchinson wedding
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Mr. w f Best. Mr.. Josiah Collins, Mr..
Strout. Mr. @ L. Mum and Capt Harry
Taylor we're seatticites who were In Ia
coma last Sunday.
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Miss Wrestling % seattle. spent several
says in Tacoma thls week with Miss Jes-
sic Seymour. returning homo Thursday
morning,
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Mrs C n. Frat and little daughter. Ell
ale. came over from Everett Tuesday 10
attend Miss EleAnOr Paddoeks wedding
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Mrs Alexander Baillee went 20 Portland
last week. and viii remain until after the
golf tournament
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Col and Mrs. G. w. GFigxS. Miss GTtTgs
AMI Mr.. II. 5 GFlggs returned from tao
East Tuesday.