The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
WHAT SOCIETY DID.
How Thanksgiving Week Was
Enjoyed.
SOCIAL gvEnTs At oLyMpis.
seseras 1ntesssttnw gedafnes--sseeessfa
B.zE ~ shs Tren molaersr unaon
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Thanksgiving week respssuaent WIN -
raxal festivities. Ass conae and gore What
weather f brought wEtfs 81 Itwas Eshered
is MEfb rain and went out very aH1stiy
envslesed ID an xhandance 81 darPnezs-
Notwithstanding the uassth011Sss mad
and the alscnify experienced by pese1-
frlane ID traxerning the th0r0ugnEAres,
saeng cksls wers made. dinner parties snd
entertainments given Gc keep pace wish
ufevious Thanksgiving ol'serv2nces. The
week VS. unusually lively socaAliy- At
Osyrnpis ssre of tie largest dances Of the
rear vas enjoyed These and othe. Inn
portant eTenss are gwen bsi0w
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The nsrrises q Miss Hsien u. Wilder.
81 Seattle. 10 Mr.. Kari 6. Breekenridgs. u
walaa Walls, Rhieh occurred ~ the sesl-
dsaes Of MT. a. g. BnyweE, Of this city,
last Tuesday morning - 10 o'eleck, VS.
very pleasant afaiy. As the welding
party took tlesr plaes IN the pari0f the
Peasant Wedding March" was sung ~
Miss Hewksbnry. Miss JeaAie HouEaa0n
ana Messrs. C. Z. H0wazn and Lawrence
7. Colman. The bride was sttiTe6 in q
sravsling dress and presented aehaxnaing
appearance. carrying boguaa % white
crysanthenauTns. The paFsoEs we're hand
sonsely decorated wilh flowers, and the
appointments we're every way IN keeping
with the affair. which was one Of
the most fashionable and pleasant
which has occurred In this city.
The ceremony was performed By Rev.
George A. Tewksogry. pastor Of Plymouth
church. and vas witnessed By number Of
ssse brides most intimate friends. whose
interest Ras manifested By the earnest
which they expressed for her future happf-
ness and hy The many elegant presents
The hrisle, during hsk fex years OF residence
ia seattle has wen By her goodness OF heart
and earnest work in sTery worthy and
benevolent cause which claimed her atten-
ton. host OF friends. She IL young lady
al excellent qualities, both OF head and
heart, afid wIIl need no Introduction to the
circle ef frisnda destined - naees her in the
hose 10 which her new sphere viii place
her. The genial goodwill of her nature
viii be SIRE 10 win them 20 her and give
her i place OF influence for good in their
naisisk. Mr.. Breckenridge has certainly
made : wise choice. and his friends may
pledge anew their couhdeace In man who
possesses such 8 partner. A wedding lunch
was servetlNs noon. and ~ O'Clock Mr.
and Mrs. Breckenridge left for Tacoma
and Portland for o visit, alter
which they viii go to WAila Walia,
where they viii make their home
TIE Envitea guests were: Rev. and Mrs.
George A Tewksbury. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X.
Jenusr. Mrs. Munnell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. u.
s;ogman, Sir. aud Mrs. c. 4. Bowman. Mr..
ena Mrs. A. r Burweil, Mr.. ard Mrs. Il
n. Barweil. Mr ard Mrs. III. s. Taylor.
AIRS. A. W. Langdoa. Mrs. sarsuel Green,
Miss HetGie Green. Miss Jennie H0ughfon,
Miss Kate n. Tewksbury, Miss G. Kin
neY. Miss Dlckey, Miss Clara Dlekey. Miss
BESSIE Bnrweal, Miss Ellen Burweil and
Miss Ida Burweli Mr.. L. j. Colman. Mr..
Georre W. Crane, DR.. E. @: Smith. Mr. ].
A. Whalley, Mr.. O. A. Colmau. Mr.. A. 8.
Burwell. Mr. d. s. Kinney, Mr.. Durham
and NJ Roy Ballard,
fnor Mo1pkRs' sALG-
One thousand couples participated IN the
pleasures os the dance at the second an
nnal bali of the Iron MoIdera' Union at
the Arraory batidine Thanksgiving eve,
and several hundred more flied the gal
lerias ant watched with eager interest the
progress % the different pretty dances.
The sceae was one not easily forgotten.
There Was not g square foot Of spscs on the
wa1eA floar bat what was occupied by the
PRETTY feet OF some faiF dancer. Never
had Armegy hall been the scene Of as large
q rarity. The building was tAsteiulIy de-
coyatesl. and brilliantly lighted. George
Parsons celebrated hand. Of Portland.
furnished the music. and everything tended
10 make the event q brilliant success. The
grand march began AZ o'clock sharp. TN
DER the personal Supervision Of Prot q.
Topp. The march Was new and very
pretty. The supper, which was an
nounced al midnight, proved = honnteouz
repass. The print ne. from the invitation
10 the dance programmes. was as pretty as
eould BE- and will be treasured by parsiei-
pants a. handsome souvenirs oE The happy
occasion. The success Of the bail was due
ta the following gentlemen who composed
the disfereat conaEaitsees Mr.. ]. G. Bar
RE. Mr. A. A. barton. Mr.. Arthur Mus-
phy. Mr.. A. Minor. Mr. q. Webb Mr. s.
Moran. Mr.. T. Power. Mr. j. G. Mccain,
Mr.. J. Ready. Mr. j. @. Har-
how, Mr.. N. II. pilIon. Mr.. W. Anderson.
Following j. the order Of dances as they
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