The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-10
soClErr IN GENERAL.
pANcrNa PARTY.

n VAHtiS0 fAkIls
ea ~ pleassntest and prettiest of recent
paf'ies was the one given Friday night
0eyid Kellogg, In honor OF her daugh-
LILY Kellogg. and her son. Mr.. Tuil
- Nho leaves Wednesday for Belmont,
N14ehe will attend College the ensuing
~ house was profussly decorated and
1lg Illuminated. The first anu second
- ueR canvassed for the may measures.
- u delightful mandolin AID guitar
= coupicuous among the floral decora-
- ne window draperies outlined en-
- ~ and blending flowers. Gorgeous
= De popular pink hollyhocks ccensu-
- sngles Of the room. while bric-a-brac
~ msntels were buried in floral beauty.
1nenes were exquisitely served
ne event will be long and
1ty remembered by the following guests:
ee1n Garfield. Miss Marian canfieid, Miss
Bill, Miss Viva Pr tchsrd Miss Lizzie
An Gertrude Page, Miss Sido Furth, Miss
Haydn. Miss Marian Thompson, Miss
- Ramsey. Miss Laura Rumsey, Miss
Hiss Mary wends II, OF Detroit, Mich. !;
6foce Anderson. Miss Alice Mcknight.
IN McEaneht, Kiss Julia Spra ue, of
Alts Hettie Webster, of Port Townsend;
Burnett, Miss Ruby Bray, Miss
Hughes Miss Virginia Wrestling,
essie Beach, Mss Olive Baxter,
essie Minor, Miss Judith Minor,
!ena Ferry, Miss Fanny Russell, Miss
selloeg. Miss Brownie Brown, Miss Ger
Nclntoeh. Miss Bessie Blanchard. Miss
Mss Anna Flu tn, Miss Fannie
ans Lizzie Ferry, Miss Kate MeGraw,
1eoel fisken, Miss Beatrice Fi>ken: Mas
KELLOGG, Mr.. Fred Baxter, Mr.. Harry
~ Frank Frederick, Mr.. Harry Freder-
= tred Rsnke, Mr.. Frank Atkins, Mr..
Nj. Charles urry. Mr. Carl Nc
= Charles Burnett. Mr.. Gus AUder-
horton Ray. Mr.. Fred Raw, Mr. Charles
Nj. Mayland Rollins, New York; Mr..
Natsrmsn, Mr.. Ray Mcknight, Mr..
~ s.etkeek, Mr. Emery Hathaway, Mr.. Har-
exay. Mr. Winthrop Heliker, Mr. Keu-
1eintosh, Mr.. Ned Hill, Mr.. Harry
ys Master Eddie Spencer, Mr.. james
George SLOVENIAN, Mr.. Pierre Ferry,
<eAies sheafe.
HIGH TEA.
!oSsole event was "tea" given by Mrs.
PATERSON at her residence on Madi.
N honor of her moth er and sister.
Asss scoHeld. Mrs. Patterson was as
ewing BY Mrs. r. w. Jones. The
= stt'V u boWC4 Nv l1S Rthutifui
sae Moral decorations. The follow ng
:. ths invited: Miss Clohecy, Mrs. L.
Ms. Knox. Mrs. NJ. d. Ballard, Mrs.
Ars. Willard, Mrs. T. p. by 7, Mrs.
Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. Tnorndyke,
= NJ. Miller, Mrs. d.
nan, Mrs NJ. 81 ,pkins, MRS.
Ma Or. Esgglesop, Mrs Clock,
Dsuiton. Mrs. w. 4. Ba isrd, Mrs. J..
n : MA Saeiton. Mrs w. II. Lewe Ign,
8 Reeves. Mrs. ]. George. Mrs. ]. II.
= g. MIS-. J. &. Lewis. Mrs. I. V. Good
q. Pe'srson, Mrs. g. Donworth. Mrs.
iofd, Mrs K. A. Crawford. Mrs. G.
Mrs =. L. coe, Mis-. T. y. Blaine, Mrs
~. Ars. Enck. Mrs g. S. Gleason. Mrs.
= ~ Mrs. J. p Lyon, Mrs Dr. Sloane.
eEsii. Mrs William ca-keek. Mrs r.
@ass Ssunderson, DIR. s. Kendall, Miss
Afn Tnorndyke, Miss Laird.
Hks .oEiEs' AT HOME
oF'es, assisted by Mrs /. Korn, gave
xebie ~ home on Sunday evening
~ ct Miss Lena hoffman and Mis-
The evening was most pleas
:-. q Gil present in helping carry out q
consisting OF songs, Rotations and
1sneing was then indulged in until
Nien All retired 10 the supper room.
samptaous repsst was served.