The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-01
SOCIETY IN GENER AL.


7, the realms OF society the former
standard has not a. yet been even ap'
r.oacbed The reception TO the Rev.
,,aorve A. Tewksbury and family on
Tue..isy night last at the residence of
uy ". II. Reeves was the principal
svsnt 81 the week. OF the minor af-
sairs the "Evangeline social at the
NE. church was a nice affair. All
hsopenings will be found in detail
ieloe.
RECEPTIONS To 4 PASTOR.
The ladies' Of Plymouth Congrega-
,,ouaI church gave q reception last
Taesdsy evening to Rev. and Mrs.
George A. Tewksbury and Miss Kitty
Tewkshury, at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". H. Reeves on Third
street. to welcome their new pastor
and family 90 his congregation and
seattle The house wa illuminated
and lis apartments handsomely deco
rsied with a prefnsion OF smliax,
flowers and dgaperies Of ferns. In the
dining room were massive banks OF
red and yellow flowers and creeping
WV. The table was overhpng with
unique fairy lamps beautifully inter
.gined with drapery, all tastliy ar
ranged under the direction OF Mrs.
III. Miller. The tete-a-tete lunch con-
sisted Of a bountiful supply Of ice
efeam and cake, which was exception
ally enjoyed hy the several hundred
sho assembled there, general invi-
tat0n having been extended to the
church and congregation. The reCep-
ton committee consisted of Mr.. and
Mr.. j. II. Sanderson, Mrs. Root
and Miss Hopkins. The vocal
programme was informal, and
a. follows. Thine Ewes so Blue
and Dreaming" sung by Mrs. Pant
Ing. "The Danube River" sung by
Mrs. Tewksbury, Miss Tewksbury at
The piano. This received an encore.
10 which that lady responded with
''Twickenhain Ferry" Her singing
xn spoken Of as being most rare and
esesllenl. Even Bravest Heart May
swell vas then sung 10y Dir.
G. L. Bowman. so large was
The attendance that all the
spaciou rooms were closely filled
with cheerful guests. among whom
we're the following. Rev. George A.
1ewksbnry, Mrs. Tew ksbury, Miss
fewkshary, Mrs. o. G.. Root, Mr.. and
Mr., sanaerson, Miss Sander.on, Mrs.
7 3. VI. Miller. Miss Nelly Miller, Dr.
and Mrs. kilbourne. Mrs. Newell. Mr..
and Mrs George. Mr.. and Mrs. Clock,
MI. and Mrs. lngraham, Mr.. and Mrs.
psaiton, Mr. ANA Mrs. Painting, Mr..
and Mrs Everett Smith, Mrs. L. 4.
IFsen. Miss blanche Trecn, Mr. and
Mrs. Horton. Mrs. ". II I.lewellyn.
afs. Handsaker. Rev. and Mrs. Elliott
hFoNn, Nj and Mrs. X. :. Greene,
key. D. u. Campbell. Mrs Campbell
: NJ and Mrs. WEIGH, Mr. and
Mrs Warehouse. Mrs. ". II. Gil
hert, Mr.. and Mrs Jessie .. Young,
Mrs. Agara, Rev. u, ]. Pierce. Rev.
Samuel Greene, Mrs. Mckenzie. nr.
sc, Leonhardt. Miss Mckenzie. Mr.
White, Miss Kinney. MIR. Kinney
Miss Clara Bigelow Mr.. John +. Aver.
M Boone. Mr. C. f.. noWman, Mrs.
coleman. MI, George Coleman, Mrs.
oecfge Il Alair. Rev. X. 4 Beard
NJ X. \. Williams. Mr. simpson
Mr.. and Mrs Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs.
ullnan, Miss Alice Thorniyke. MIR.
Modsett Mr.. Ansnn Hurweli. Mr..
aud Mrs. NJ y. ballard MIR Roy
ballard, Mrs Richards, Miss Mciane.
Mis-. Young, Mfs. nr Coc, AIRS.
klsker, Miss Mary Mcponals Mr. and
MRS, Aasun burwel. Miss Ee4sie
buf~en, Nr. III. BurNell, Mrs. Lang
ao''' Mrs. Caddie Hopkins. Mr. Ralph
nepkins, Mr., " 4. Dickev. Ni~~
hiekey. Miss Clara pickev >Aii~s
Minnie Reeves. Miss les,;a
Reeves, Mr. Willie Reeves. Miss Al.
cue hsrfis. Mss Jennie Stewart Miss
Norma Waldo Miss Lille Mainland
, 49, 'ie.en Wilder, Mr. Robert Me
so'ne, lev. and Mrs. Jones Miss
wsefkle inpp. Mr~. StetSon. Nil
sM@luaid, Miss Eta Sicieon. Mr. amt
srS' buchanan, Mr. T.. " Gnv.
Mfs' y. " Lynch Ny. John Whallev
s'isS Helen Gillette. Mr. prarastt
others. "'''' "'H''s
NVsieN ANn 3grrR,H, SOCIAL.
me musical and htcrar, social given
fHoat evening IN the FIRST NJ K
eaaleh, by the Young people' Society
~ christian Endeagor connected Win
maj eenwh was clearly a >,,,res.
s@sue probably to The novelty ~ th,
s"V''aiameut and the .sr..e.L .,-
- ei tbe promoters uf The
"a. lneEe We're uoaflN 1sf paalJe
- Wien At a. eek istv. L. p
ss~ e''ai' chairman of thc evening
., .s','s'''e1 Tee oy>E number on me
~ 'Sel0f'e $40 in>ttuaeutai SOTO l.v
l. MIA Fsfshuyst \ vn+sl ..i-,
~ N II. Grant fol,uUed an4
Sf 'sN'o considers IL apuoa.e. Yhen
al = Nsala aud piano solo h8 Nr
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snF 'tV entertainment f,e cream
a. VSAe> Wefe served lha r,f.r.
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"a -"S SaS held f,.Jay a.t,ra,s,u +,
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