The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-06

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Miss Mas Hassisrs. c-ssa white catna SIX
and Yearis
gsss Nofsse BROOKS, eorn-eclerea cashmere and
black 9effxS lace.
Nas asase Hammond. pesrs-coiored csshrsrs
Miss sE2-p, rsse-eelors3 cazsssre snd WE'VE
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Mia shaw. terra Gotta cashmere
Miss Wilson, e-sxza Wits nzas vsshsg-
Mis- ThAu. black cssatfay Lace combines
wssh pink rinoorx-
Miss guby Saax, white EzrIe.
Ntss ygevsn,zsh. rssle bsue nuns yelling.
Ms Beiie SAWYER. gresa SIX and spanish iaes.
Mss gursss Of Tacoma. cresza satin &c L!0a
and ezSkmere-
MS giacksssox. torsasss ssae ssls-
Miss Chase. ksge Six
Mr. George Miller. cream Buns FeanSs aAa
dotted ACE.
Mr. whlstsesey. crushed strawberry SIX and
velvet.
Nrs Kstx. white six
NJ e.e~rssa. Cd rose six and lace. diamonds
--rx1sant
W.. ggrsess. caaary silk and Lace
Mrs A.so1. black SIX and lace
Mrs. Dyer white China s.i< ana enasfoioe'ea
drsperiss diamonds
VS. HI. elegant gray silk. and pink crepe
trimmings and pxsseuentre DIAMONDS
Ms james back satin
MsGarne Gerrish. black silk.
Mrs gaBses Jones, evening dress
nrs- sawseIie. black chaasily lace and flowers.
Ms Wiley. black evening dres&
Mrs A. Smith, white lace
Mrs sachs pink and white cashmere.
Mrs. B. s Miller. black evening dress and white
lace.
Ms sawyer, white satin de Lyon and irredss-
cent trimmings.
Ars Lsymsns pearl gray cashmere and bro
eaied velvet.
Ms. Meyers. white satin; diamonds.
Mrs Hays satin duchess IN alternate stripes OF
pearl and gray; diamonds
Mrs. wiatrosie, pale blue cashmere and bro
csslea Sill.
ags Captain shepherd wore very becoming
travelling dress
Mr. ~ J. Iesinson left today fnr Portland.
Mss Belle Dunbar IS visiting friends IN Port
iand.
fSgTSG BUSH mas came mere sFefn SehhksS h1a
will remain.
Mr.. ard hrs. W. Z. Hayes are on Wildly isl
and recreating
Miss Maggie Burns, Of tacoma, is visiting Mrs.
Thomas Jgeknsn.
Miss Gertrude Wilson Is attending the aead-
envy at CoIpesille.
Captain James Morgan has returned from a
visit TO wslla waIIs
DR.. c. ". Hunt and Or. Bare, OF Iowa, are max
ing tour 81 the islands
Rev. Jehn Dcnisan. es the " z. ehur. LAS
boen IN salem, Or. during The past wssk
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Pstsygrove depart ss 4rday
for California. to remain during the winfs'a
pr. { r Kuhn. fofmerlyos Brooklyn. y. :, a
nephew of Mayor kn1H. has arrived il thisssiy.
and has decided 10 locate here.
The Bouquet social by the ladies OF the NJ, r.
church. al Red Mems hall, "Wednesday evening,
was deynson aud a snare, but afforded novel
and pleasant entertainment, however, to very
god attendance TheTe were no aowey. The
'touqusts" consisted OF the eleventh letter of
the Roman alphabet. eutsffom TN aud tied ia
bows OF various tints.
A very enjoyable small evening party was
given by Miss Mary Hogg, in honor of her guest,
Miss Gertrude Phillips, of Olympia, who de-
parted for her home yesterday. There were
prescott Mrs. Downs. Mrs. Pugh. Miss StetsoH,
Misses Mollie and Hattie Brooks Miss Rose she
han, aud Messrs r. II. Roundiree, DIR. Herriek,
r. T. Moody, J. Potter, A. c. Phillips and Mr..