The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-30
The SOCIAL WORLD
.,..r,p wrxk roR TEN OPENING o.
AUTUMN.
~.,.s PARTY at Mrs. HaIIer's-An
-, Home at Mrs. z. b. Bnr-
-.u..-weddfng. in and About Sc.
..s,e-snnIversaries, Etc

~~,rs-weddfngs In and About Sc
.a,e-snnIversaries Etc
The week iast closed has been rather
.,..I;tse IN social events. What took
slsee Is sabjoined
wHTsr PARTY.
rhist party was given by Mr.. and
w-s d NJ. Halter, at their residence
I, twelfth and James streets. Thurs
- evening. II was in homer Of Mr..
pf;eharsl :. Cox OF Chicago, the
fssber 81 Mrs. Halter. who. with his
sep. Nr. Lewis Cox has been on a
sbort visit 70 hs daughter.
The spacious and elegantly ap-
rc;nte.i pariors were pfofusely adorned
rifb flowers. and presented scene o:
Iizht and gaiety.
After a sump.u0us supper and
mutuei congratulztion ON ftae success
= fhe partyt he company dispersed al
o'eln,.k q. m. Among those presen.
xere. Mr.. Richard s. Cox, Mr. and
urs. 3. Gatzert. DR.. and Mrs. Minor
raI and Mrs. J. G. Haines, Mr.. and
N. Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carkeek
1ndee and Mrs. Burke. Col. and Mrs.
HalIsr. Mrs. Stacy, Mrs. Lowman
Miss EMORY. Miss Halter, Messrs. II
+. Yesaer. Alfred Holman. Lewis Cox
and Il. b. Aii5ertson.
Lrxca PARTY AsD AT HONE
The Ladies Society OF the Congrs.
yationai church we're entertained al
luncheon by Mr.. and Mrs.. 4. p. Bur.
vel al their residence on Seventh and
Terrace streets. Friday afternoon.
Those invited were: Rev. and Mrs
HI. Bates, Mrs. Waferhonse. Mr..
Ehen Smith. Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Kioek
Mr.. P. B. If. Miller. Mrs. w. r.
Boone. Miss Shumway. Miss Helen
Wider. Mis- Caddie Hopkins, Mrs
Everett smith, Mrs Jeiletfe. Mrs.
Treen. Rev. SIR. Dawson.
In the evening an .'at home VS..
eiven bs the host and hostess in honor
81 Miss fsia NJ. Barweil, who will leave
for Denver, Colo. Tuesday to visit hei
brother. Mr. Charles Bnrweli. cashier
81 bank in that city. FncaiaS, sweet
peas, nastuftiams, roses and pansie
shed pleasant perfume through tbs
tastefaiiy decorated slfawing-room
While wit and sparkling repartee
marked the hours a. they sped un
consciously by
Animated conversation on the yer
anda overlooking the scene OF bay and
dim appearing bill, was preferred Il
the execution Of a preconeerted pro
granime within doors.
Among those present we're DIR. ans
Mrs. b. 6. kitbourne, Rev. and Mrs
II. L. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. &. f. Boone
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. l.. Cragin. Mr. an,
Mrs. Austin Burwell, Mr. and Mrs
II. l.. Taylor, Str. and Mrs. Charlie.
Denny. Misses Carrie Shumway. Hop
kins, Wilder, Sanderson. Louise Root
Clara and Mable Dickey, Messrs. W
A. Dickey, G. q. Perkins. NJ. ii. Lang
ley, ~ Chilberg, Lawrence and Georg
Colman, Arson Bnrweii. J. 4. Whal
lev. Gilbert Smith. IL. u. Isoomis
George w Crane. y. A. Kinney. Mr.
Baird.
hErg -ngNgTcg.
The residence Of Mrs. Fred kirsel
ner. Eighth and Dearborn streets
was the scene of happy event on tn
evening OF the 2ld inst. Mr.. Johl
Leck. the well-known and popular
manufacturer, was joined in marriag
with Miss Louisa Heinrich, sister 9
Mrs. kirsehner and youngest daughte
Of Mr. and Mr.. John Eemrick, n
The bride has resided about yea
Ia Seattle and during that time ha
made quite circle OF friends. Tn
office OF hest man was discharged wit
dignity hy Mr.. Vim. Carkcek. Will
Miss Maggie Schaaf did the honoFs a
bridesmaid With much grace. Tn
nuptial ceremony was performed b
Rev. John n. Damon at Sis p. m,
after which the company were fegale'
with most appetixing wedding sui
per. The bride looked charming 4
cream cashmere. en- train, cream lac
and ribbon trimmings. She also wQ,
tulle veil, orange blossoms, an ei,
giant gold brooch and eardT,p
gift from the bridegroom
The bridesmaid, who is u cousin Z
the bride. was Hastily afFaged rs pa
blue cashmere with lace trimming
of corresponding tint. The gentieme
were dressed in foil evening COSTUME
Among those present al the ceremon
were Mr. and Mrs. John iEemrici
ST., parents OF the bride. Mr. and Mr.
John Heinrich, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Heinrich. Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
kirschner. Mr.. and Mrs. David Vie
ner. Mrs. &. kallSen, Mrs. Ere
Scholpp. Mrs. Hannah Allen. Mr.
Sarah Scott, Miss Louisa Muelhrand
Miss Maggie Schaaf, Miss Sophi
Schaaf Mcssrs. William Carkeek. I
Rabhis, Julius Otto. Il. noughrrtl
Albert Wismolck. George koeppei an
Others. The pfosents were elegaa
rich and appropriate. The member
of the Seattle Sing Nerein paid the
musical respects later in the evenin
AMI wera royalty cuteTtained,
RfcE-ssNpERsoS.
\ small and very happy party ga,l
cred at the residence of the oiiiciatin
clergyman. John Il. Damon. $40 Fift
street. GA the 10Th inst, to witness Oh
Solemnixation Of marriage between NJ
VIM, II Rice. manager of the Paiac
restaurant, and Miss Isabella Sande
son, OF Hoaghton. The wedding r,
ceptiou and feast were given az Oh
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wa
son on Columbia street, opposite tn
Boston block. and could not fail OF b.
ing a credit 90 the caterers Anon
the invited guests were Mrs. Elixabet
and Miss Maggie Saudersun. mothe
and sister of the bride: Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Strume
Mr. aud Mrs Louis Gentle, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Oyerweis, Mr.. and Mr.
Harry RaYIiss. Mr.. and Mrs. jaime
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IeHei
Mrs. + Fargeson. Miss Laura Arnols
Mis- Fannie Marks, Messrs. Lou
Woodward. John Weeks, Gharls
Schuster and Mr. Frisehe. The newt
welded pair will be ut home 10 the
friends AZ their residence eorHs
Eighth and Columbia streets.
fsrrERsoS-S-uFIKip.
Mr.. Charles +. Patterson OF the la
Grm OF Patterson x Glasgow recent
arrived IN thi, city from Washington
Ia, accompanied by his newly mad
bride, As Mr.. and Mrs patterso
have made their home in Seattle Oh
following extract from the Washing
ton IAcmoents OF September y viii prov
interesting to our readers,
Mr.. Charles r. Patterson and Mis-
Clara : Scotield were united IN naal
rlase AZ the residence al che bride
parents, Col. and Mrs II, Scofield, al
o'clock, Tuesday evening September
The ceremony was performed BY Key
j, +. I.ogue, ia the presence at abou
one hundred relatives aud friends
The reception was held from 9 o'cloc
70 II. during which time probably
hundred ar more friends called "a o;ts
congratulations and bid good bye an
tio,isnss,,tE "a thusfs xorthN Nsaup.s fss-t