The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27


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10 turn us winter into May.
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The most notable society event OF
uosk was the wedding Of Miss Alice
r. Blanchard to Mr.. John J, vaieu-
NJ, ~ OAKLAND, California. . full se-
0ount o. which was given in the Po~r-
Iu5RLLsoRxcEn Of Thursday morning.
Mn. Valentine II the daughter Of Mr..
uudley blanchard. Of this city, gen
1l6nnan Who il known and respected
throughout Western Washington.
1housh her residence in Seattle has
~ been : long one, comparatively
eoaktng, she leaves large circle Of
l6lobds who, while rejoicing with her
= ~ happiness, regret that this city
= noIonEer 70 h. her home. Mr.. John
=. Valentine IL vice president and gen
oeaI manager Of the Wells, Fargo 4
CO. express and IL q business man
whose friends ara counted by TIM
o1bpusand snd whose great ability h
rocoenissd throughout the Pacific
Coest. Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine viii
make Oakland their home.
cosaHkaATrosAL TEA.
The ladies' Of the congretationalisi
Goc3ety entertained their friends AZ tea
e The residence Of Rev. II. L. Bates
on Thursday evening. The evening
was spent in general conversation. and
~ present before they said good night
were thoroughly imbued with the idea
that the ladies II the society know
how 10 entertain their friends In royal
ntyle. Among the many present we're
Nm. Robert Abrams. Mrs. n. u. Bal
lard. Miss Il. J. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
n. BurweII, Mrs. Nelson Chilherg, Prof.
and Mn. u. b. johnson, Mrs. Il. &.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Is. Burwcll.
Miss Margaret BurwelI, Mr.. and Mrs.
0e0. 3. Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. =. II.
Foster, Mrs. kcttie Foster. Mrs. J. w.
George, Miss jeanette George, Miss
Carrie Hopkins, MR.. q. w. Gillette.
Mrs. r. II. Hurd. Mrs. g.. Kellogg.
Nm. Or. Y. G. Kilbourne, Mrs. 0. G.
@horey, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. w. Z. May
@e3d, Mrs. Pickering. Miss Ballard.
u. and Mrs. Btetson. Miss stetson.
Are. Il. Nichols, Mrs. w. II. Reeves.
DR.. and Mrs. %. q. Root. Miss Louise
Moot, Mrs. J. II. Sanderson, Miss
Edith Handerson, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
4chram, Judge and Mrs w. d. Weed.
Mn. A. b. Young. Mrs. DR.. Water
house, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Hooper,
Il. J. colmnn, q. A. Colman. A. n.
Burwcil, Miss Il. 4. Bush. Miss Ida
Burwcil and Mrs. DR.. r. b. Miller.
ANNIVERSARY Panty.
A number Of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Niblock, who live near Juapita,
united with them on the evening OF
Saturday, May 10th. In celebrating the
eleventh anniversary Of their wedding.
Many presents were presented to the
host and hostess, and the occasion was
rendered one, which they rs well ~
their guests can remember with unai-
1Cyed pleasure. Good music was In
attendance aud dancing was INDUCED
In until the hands Of the clock warned
The merry makers that the Sabbath
Was at hand. A sumptuous lunch
Wns then partaken Of and the company
Glgperned, each expressing wishes for
Continued happiness for Mr.. and Mrs.
Unlock. Those present were Mr.. and
Ms. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gplnney. Mr.. and Mrs, J. q. Allen. Mr..
Qnd Mrs.. John Lyndon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Langion, Miss Ella Lake. Em-
ma Macarthur. Jessie Jacobs and Vim
ME Hawlcy. NJ. McCrimmer and Har-
W langd0n.
vInroRs PROM PORTLAND.
Mr.. G. II. &. Wood. q well known
lawyer Of Portland and the partner Of
Judge George II. Williams, arrived in
Seattle Wednesday night and has been
Bngaged since then In the trial Of the
Gibson case before Judge Jones. Mr..
Wood was accompanied by his wife,
ard Miss Louise Wilson and Miss Ed
eor Lewis, also Of Portland. While in
Battle the ladies were the recipients
81 many complimentary social atten-
lions, including = moonlight cruise on
The hay on Friday night In the little
steam yacht Flirt, On this excursion
The ladies' were accompanied by Messrs.
Preston, pelly. Peterson and Strout.
The party being the guests Of the
gentleman last named. Later, on Fri.
day night. Mrs. Wood, Miss Wilson
and Miss Lewis left for Victoria. Mr..
Wood Is still In the city and win re-
main until Monday.
COMPLEMENTARY DINNER.
Mr., Charles II. kittinger gave din.
ucr nj the Occidental hotel on Monday
evening In honor III the officers Of the
United States Steamer Macarthur,
which was In port during the early
mart Of the week. The affair was an
excecsiingly pleasant one. and the OH.
Gers Of the Macarthur will doubtless
long remember the hospitality OF M
Kitfingcr. The guests were Mr.. Bur.
nett. Mr.. Cove, Mr.. punning. Mr.
He'll, Mr.. HIN and pr. Dean OF the
Macarthur, Colonel J. &. Haines, Gov
1rnor w. &. Squire and Messrs, Pau
Hohr, w. A. Peters. p. J. Church and
r.. A. Strout.
MRS. uAllxx's IRA.
Mrs. q. Morris Hallcr gave delight
full tea on "Wednesday evening in honol
81 Mrs.. Montgomery, OF Portland
Tho~e present were Mrs. Halliday. 81
Ren Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Mick-n
Mrv. Burton, Mrs. Haincs, Mrs. Car
keck, Mrs. Stacy. Mrs. Hebron and
Nrs. OSgocd.
On Tuesday evening a reception Wa
~{veu Il the residence or Mr., Richard
frnketh. Of North Seattle. In homo,
a. Nj. Is. W. A. Simpson and bride
- Miss Margaret Jane Powers. who
vrnrc married in Portland ON the PRE-
vi0us evening. The bride. who looked
chavmjnr. was attircd in dress NJ
nrnam -colorcd nuns yelling, with
Oriental lace. About eighteen couples
swerr present. and the evening MAS 81
~niovahly spent that IL had almost
siinnrd into morning heiore the
~,,esfs hasie the Young couple e,sod.
Sirht and wished them happy jour
nsy through life.
BANQUET.
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