Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-10-14
WEDDING MARKS
FAIR FEATURES
Public Ceremony at the Park
Yesterday Witnessed by
Thousands
COUPLE FROM HOQULAM
Mr.. and Mrs. Creenhasiia.
Receive Wealth of We'd
ding Presents

In the presence of at least 5,Oo0.
people, and to the strains of Loheur
grin's wedding march, played by the
Aberdeen-Hoquiam band, Mrs. Sadie,
easy and Mr. E. Greenhagen, both OF
Hoquiam were married at Electric
parry yesterday afternoon. J. w.
Tucker, justice of the peace in Ah-
erdeen performed the wedding cere-
mony.
The event which had been featured
throughout fair week and one which
was heralded to attract thousands to,
the grounds on the last day, certain
ly accomplished it's purpose. and when
at last the inquisitive public was re-
warded by the appearance of The
bride and groom after hours of faith
full waiting, the nervous strain SNAP
ped and the grandstand resounded
with cheers.
Shortly before the appointed hour.
with the platform which was built
especially for the purpose, gaily dec
GRATED with flowers and greens, three
automobiles entered the gates, con-
veying the bride and groom and 9TH
er members Of the wedding party. an
of whom were masked. AS the party
decended from the automobiles. tRa
band struck up the wedding march.
The ceremony was short, and ~
Judge Tucker pronounced the words
which made the happy couple man ank
wife, the crowd again broke forth II
lusty cheers. Then came the shower
of rice From every quarter hanA's
full and even hat's-ful Of it showefof
upon them until they were forced -
seek shelter. Then in company win
several of the fair officials. Mr.. ~a11
Mrs. Greenhagen visited the various-
points Of interest about the fair.
Concluding the ceremony formal
presentation Of the lot and many giftR
donated by. Aberdeen and, Hoquiana
merchants was made by s. X. Bowea.
Mr.. Greenhagen is an employe II
the Grayport hotel in Hoquiam, ank
his bride has been a resident of that
city for a number of years. Both aro
we'll and favorably known In Ahef-
den and Hoquiam.
1t Is understood this morning that
there were IA other applications, and
10 blushing prospective couple were
on the ground yesterday ready to
take their place on the platform
should the first couple fail to carry
out their contract.
The affair, all told was a decided
success. Everything progressed with
out hitch, and certainly all who wit
messed the ceremony, and especially
the bride and groom, were satisfied.
The complete list of gifts donated
by merchants of Aberdeen, Hoquiam
and Montesano are as follows:
lOk
dition, $3.50.
Carl Weatherwax, abstract for lot,
$25 90.
Watson Vernon plans and speci-
fications for $4,000 bungalow, SIS.
Jack Gangler, $1.5O worth OF tom
serial work.
r. A. Buell., carpented work, $50.
]. M. Mcnamara, brickwork, SIS.
Years subscribtion to Aberdeen
Daily World, $6.
William Irvine, sack of potatoes
and sack of apples, As, and cat.
Ffeb Straub Jewelry cOmapny
bread tray.
l. A. Hoag, nightshirt.
La Vogue store, underskirt.
w. e. Schuneman, cut glass bowl,
$500.
IohCI H lOuIiA6 Vnlllo, OnC o1Ch
of Fishers blend flour.
Grays Harbor News, yearly SUBJ
scription.
c. w. Peat, four bottles of Peat's
Leather Shoe Dressing.
One case of Pioneer Minced CLANS,
Sea Beach Packing Works.
One electric sad iron, the Electric
Service Supply company.
nb nf vuh
wooden blankets worth $40.
Aberdeen Hardware company five
piece set of aluminium ware, worth IS.
H. Barker & Son, iron bed, spring
and mattress worth $3.50.
F. G. Foster company one case of
assorted canned goods.
Grays Harbor Dye Works, pressing
and cleaning worth IS.
T. J. Thomas, jeweler wedding ring
worth ST.
A. w. Barkley, umbrella worth S..
Jeff's Shoe Store, one pair of shoes
worth S..
Emil Pfund Jewerly company, q
clock worth SO.
J. w. Baker Hardware company,
kitchen outfit worth Sc.
Judge w. Fl. Tucker will donate
his services.
Washington Paint & Wall Paper
company, one picture worth SO.
General Package plant, two wash
tubs and one pail.
John Hanson, tailor, one fancy vest
pattern worth IS.
Kaufman Brothers. one pair or Ara
bian net lace curtains worth SIS.
Crescent Bottling Korks. one barrel
OBJ bottled Old German lager beer
worth $3.50.
Ten pounds Gold Shield Steel Cut
Chaffless coffee, roasted and packed
in Washington, donated by A. L. She
bacher Bros. & Co., Inc, Seattle.
Wash.
Grays Harbor Trunk company. one
leather travelling bag. IS.
Bassett Drug company, hot water
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