Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-21


tins 3 staden8 81 Ghe TsgEitaEiat uaiVar.
sItT, and nea many ggang fEieB11 ane
vel nfrhers u Hnflia. So = Z asles
I. e Mrs. Traak A Poalias of this eIly
ard Mrs. Mas CEasbY * 0sgmpla- Ins
arnem Is q a1eadg, fndnsiriona ynnnR i
man. r0wna many good oanlitles
aNa tfe Pez- lNrNrxEgECEB wishes
lhsm sacse@ - thsir isarnsy throaRh !
life
mn nArsnp-Nc MrcKnN IA PATTI.
/ Ths issdEne sopie ~ eoagsruasion II /
eoeiai airaies slnes ThnEasiaF has b4an /
- "a party given th,s week ~ Ms. /
II. O. Hataes and Mrs.. Mauriee Ne
Il Nieken, & tke aidenae e &Fa Hafnes
"a ths ooEneF % Eegsuth sBd Unfon
stFeets The Interior q the residences 4
waa Decorated with aiinainR vines and !
natural howarn. iaatafully arranged - /
tie aoaf abandaut profusio1 and blend !
ing m0sl sHQniaifsly WITH t1e eleg4nt /
furniture, tapestry and val tlntlnRs. /
TIE biinds vers kepl Go 81 and ne IN /
sssiaF Of the Ksai1encs Waa siiamin8i4d /
b. aaa which casa lie mellow rays /
thTough tie handsoDe shades o. TIE
ohandslisFa II = soft and pleasinR mau- /
1sr. Ike number 81 ladies' - whom .
Il Invitations kad basn exteudsd vas VexF /
4 t.EM. A.A E4HE AANtAfIA "a 4N0ItNN- ~ 4
eaiged was vary smaik Ladies CON /
menoad dr0pping m nt 2 o'oloek, ana /
I kept oaminR and going constantly until /
5 o'clock II The afteEnoon. Some Of !
the soatnmes QeFs most elaborate end /
heaufifni Mrs. Hainea and Mrs. Nc /
Misksn me- thsiF gaeats at the ffont
donf. welcomed them cordially, extend !
"a the Inequalities Of Ghe house 10 1
them, and did nos meet them aaaiu until /
saying goodbye 81 theik departure. ]
1 The callers. after sdmiEina She deoora,
lions and chatting with each other, 1
we're escorted into the library. where /
the most dasney and delioate refresh
ments we're served. The ohina W2s Eaxs
aud beautiful; the iced tea, ICED iemou-
ada, chocolate, waters, candies and
other daintiea. served b. courteous
walters, were delicious. and The iittie
silver spoons lined with anld were ''iusi
lovely, a. the ladies express ig.
Mrs. Hainss sore Z paacock-blue
satin, ~ fraise, with cardinal trimmings,
and Low neek. Her ornamsn;a we're
natural flowers and diamonds.
Mrs.. MeMieksn wore white bro
eaded satin, - fraias. eat low IN the
neok, aud wore diamond ornaments.
This Tea party will lone Be Fomem-
bsFed e . novel and pleasant a8air.
0ALLtoHEn-sr1g0.
On Tuesday svoninz Rsv. J. +. Damon
united Ia he holy bonds % matrimoay,
as the Fesidauce 81 lhe brides mother.
on she corner Of Third and Pine streets.
william Il. GailaheE, salesman 10 Al
fred HnydeF's eF0eeFy establishment,
and Miss Lotlie n. Stage, late Of Sac
- - . -. -. en-
her, mother Of The groom, and bis sis
leFs Mics Nellis Gailahar and Ma.
Steven Judaon Of Stoilacoom, and Der
She bride aud Der Husband, Mr. Black.
VI. T.. Holden, Mrs. Psase, Charles j.
II. Curtis and wife, Clara simmons. Mrs.
=. n. DAm0n, e. w. Taylor, j. II. Hub
bell and the Misses Heasls and Lottie
Cox.
Tha bride vas Fobsd 10 9 neat fIltine
eeEu iricoi dress. trimmed IL fancy vel
vet, and the gFoon wore q fall evening 4
suit. Mr.. Hnbbeil performed the bon
ors OF best man. and Miss Lizzie 1
Cor acted as bridesmaid. and wore pure
shile.
Among TIE dding presents uoFs 3
deed 90 4 lot b. the groom's mother; q
handsome loanQe from Mr.. Charleston;
q whaanot ffam Mr.. N0Ftan; silver fork /
from Mr.. Hnbbeil; silver castor from
3. b. Whites set Of china cups and /
sauoers fran Mr.. Black; silver butter
dish from Mr.. TayloF; decorated rock.
inR chair from Sarah Cox and Clara
Simmons; silver butter knife from Ohas.
StagR; set Of napkin rings from Mrs.
Folgor Of 6aa.amento: hFs screen from
Mrs. PeaEe; toilet set frem Mt. Holden; /
/ - kfa.s 4rars a. namstsr AL. fsrs.r. Il
from hesaie aud Sarah OK; and q /
beautiful collection Of cheioa plants /
from Rev. John r. Damou.
Tue weddicG supper prepared By She |
brides mother WAS b0autiful and en-
ioyed By ell tha guests.
COLONY socfABLz.
There vas gathering Of the members
81 the PaRek Sound Cooperative Colony,
81 the residences Of Mrs, Laura +. Hail. /
on second street. on Monday evening
Fifty-seven menbers Of the colony and
feu invited aaesis we're present and
ths evening vas devoted 20 singing,
whist, dancing and general talk on In
teFesting topics. The gathering was
Tor the purpose Of allowing the members
Of the coloay 20 become acquainted With
each other.
y GALA lAAEuN.
A Young gantleman was met In The
Occidental the other day. Tho meeting
vas somewhat uuusual becaasa the /
yOung MAJ. Mr.. MoCaila. lives At Nook
sack Crossing, Nhaieom county, and |
the purpose Of bis coming 10 Seattle vas |
made known only by degrees. First, he |
wore q sailing o0untenanea. Secondly. /
be wAa awaiting the arrival Of friand |
I A. - -. = A. 4
his pastor would come b. boat next day. |
Fougthly, be had grown tired Of living /
on tho farm alone.
The case vas plain ana without fur /
Their explauatsoasi bis frieRd was the /
Girl be had left behind six years age;
she minister vas coming 10 make their /
meeting q union Of hearts To Wedlock 4
Sc came. ~ did also the yoang lady, /
and the union Waa contaminated a. tha /
house Of 1adge kallocg, ca Frent street,
Thursday evening, hy the Rev. b. N /
McElmon. Of NooksAck Crossing.
xnK GRAND DEplckTIoS
of the SEATTLE Turn Han will take place
on Thanksgiving Dty, Thursday, No
vembeF 3, 1855, AZ o'clock D. N. Pro
Kramme; - Delivering Of keys 30 the
President, Dedication speech By TIE
i NNENINCAAs AAANNt1 u WEtN1Nlt ON Ire
/ Presidenl Addre Of welcome by
Hen- II q. Strive. The grand march
viii taka place "a 3 o'oiock. promptly.
Prof. Yaaghn's full orchestra will fur.
niah an eatirely neW programmes Of ma.
aio. Daring the evening The Arion Yer
Ella Will reader few select sanZs. SAP
per will be served a. y o'clock IN the
dining reom IN the same oaildlae, fcR
the eenvenience Of guests. Following
are the a0mmitteaas Ga ArranRnmanas
"A. W. PiPef. Aus. Wolf. l. ReiniQ.
"a. kruz. Q. Beningheasen. Cammit-
/ ZEE 90 Invitattan-N. Hugs Smith. De.
N. kfiesk. p. SinReFmAn. A. Schnidl.
Fred. DiekmAa- keeeptioa Co@mfttss
--Capa. George ID. Hlii. r W. vested.
]. karth. Max Cierieaa, r. Anthony.
Floor MGBazer-L. \. Booth. Floor
Gouuitiae -. \. MeNsuzht, y. u.
Haragiek, q P. Dan. 4. MeAlkoFn. D.
RoAlfs
GuScHRoN
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tunahean IN hauuF Of the retnrn % ne
aitv - Ma j a. oearrv Fpssrs Tawamh