The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-07
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
xss. suRKE's YELLOW TEA.

SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
xRs. BURKE's YELLOW TEA.
~ syellow tea" given by Mrs. Judge
ufke ia her suite of rooms at the Rainier
lest Monday afternoon was as unique
SriaI happening as it was brilliant. The
- Vas in honor of Mrs. Watson C.
Irire prior TO her departure for Washing
=. The appropriateness OF the name,
yellow tea." was evident from the aur-
h-husd surroundings. The tables were
psred with yellow linen. set with yeilsw
lines and decorated with yellow chrysan-
Hemums Large piano lamps with yellow
ksdes and brazen Florentine lamps added
lie effect of the harmonious ornamental
Inns. The ladies who received we're at
IND in yellow crepe de chine and all the
lAsu il yellow and black. Mrs. Watson
squire, Mrs. H. B. Bagley and Mrs.
fagan ]. Carkeek assisted the hostess in
niIing the guests. At the first table
E1sided over by Mrs. w. HI. Humphrey
Va Mrs Sutciiffe Baxter tea was served
nm IN antique Russian samovar of brass.
h second table was in charge OF Miss
apna Furth and Miss Grace Mosher. The
nsts present were: Mrs. Judge Allyn,
Tacoma; Mrs. 8. l.. Ackerson. of Paris;
N. ]. b. Alexander, Mrs. A.
Alden, Mrs. w. E. Boothe,
u. H. 3. Bag,ey. Mrs.
Burns. Mrs. E. Brainerd. Mrs Brown,
b. Bsckus. Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Bothell,
IA D. W. Baxter, Mrs. Sutcliffe Baxter,
II. Beach, Mrs. A. +. Burton, Mrs. J. d.
nck. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Canfieid, Mrs. Col
Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek, Mrs. F. c.
mock, Mrs. Darnell. Mrs. De Wolf,
n Duniey, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Engle,
&. D. r Ferry, Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Furth,
a Nlkins. Mrs. e. o. Graves. Mrs d. I'll.
man, Mrs. G. Garrett, Mrs. Greene,
&. J. c. Haines, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. ]. p.
Ut Mrs. w. h. Harrington, Mrs. G. H.
eabfon, Mrs. J.. Z. Hayden, Mrs. David
1logg. Mrs. Frank kimball. Mrs. George
thnfer, Mrs. Charles Kittinger. Mrs. G. G.
[on, Mrs. ]. d. Lowman. Mrs. Lewis,
=. G. Neufelder. Mrs. McLeIland,
y MacCulsky. Mrs. j. F. Mcknight,
" McMicken, Mrs. Mckinney Mrs. J. e.
kDonald, Mrs. NJ. M. Miller. Mrs. Mitien,
~ W. II. Humphrey, Mrs. Thomas
ke<esA<t 6AtSs NAuiASc IOSCu, MIS-. y. +
ast, Mrs. Post. Mrs. w. A. Peters,
~ Montgomery Russell, Mrs. Robert
asseli. Mrs. +. Ray, Mrs. T. r. Reed,
rs Rsedman. Mrs. G. NJ. Sheafe, Mrs.
b. Stewart, Mrs. II. G. Strive, Mrs.
page Stratton. Mrs. Scurry, Mrs. Sparling,
~ Shepard, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. G. w.
auLders. Mrs. ]. II. Sanderson, Mrs.
al, Mrs. Edward Terry. Mrs. +. III. Tay-
:, Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Van
orn, Mrs. Il. G. Washburn, Mrs. ]. II.
asson, Mrs Whittlesy, Mrs. Wilcox,
Waterman, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs.
nker, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Wheeler,
u. Wing. Miss Mosher, Miss Anna Furth,
iss McGllvra, Miss Strive, Miss selms.
iss Graves, Miss Hopkins, Miss Ktmbali.
iss DE Wolf. Miss Nevlns, Miss Reedman,
ss trittenden. Miss Peliy, Miss Emory.
ss Henry, Miss Edwards, the Misses
zach, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Fiikins.
ss Graves, Miss Brown, Miss sheafe. Mr..
ssr Holman, Mr.. Charles McGilyra.
Y. Charles Rinnear, Mr.. w. f.. Bailey, Mr..
BARKER, Mr.. c. L. 4. Kellogg, Mr.. II.
aapln. Mr.. Pelly, Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Nichols,
y. Aiberson, Mr.. JOSIAH Collins, Mr.. c.
"uhs, Ut. u. r. Sparling.
cortLLIoN CLUB GERMAN
The Cotiliion club met on Monday even
and elected the following permanent
ncers: President, Mr.. George F. He'll
Fun; vice. president, MIR. K. A. Strout;
sascrer, MIR. George R. Carter; secretary,
u . b. Nichols; executive committee,
Y oeorge T. Carter. Mr.. George B. Kit
nesr, Mr.. c. B. Nichols. Mr.. George f.
y, MI. Richard Nevins, jr.. Mr.. E. A
eoai, Mr.. Z. ". 5. Jingle, Mr.. Frank b.
ssting, Mr.. Richard NJ. Hurd and Mr..
~ ctruve. At the meeting about twen-
s.a" members were present, and the by
OF The organization were adopted.
- nrst german of the club, given at
aisnoims hall on Wednesday evening,
one OF the most notable events of the
.A season. Eight figures were danced
~ ABOUT twenty couples took part
IL me excellent music furnished
Professor Wsgner's orchestra.
nali was tasteiully ornamented. and
- 'ae iuli-dress costumes of the dancers
NC brilliant effect During the even
aaity refreshments were served.
1ong Inose present were: Mr.. and Mrs
ege II. Hebron. Miss Piper, Mr.. and
- .. W. 5. Jingle, Miss Pelly, Mr.. and
= nn, Mr.. T. o. Graves, Miss Graves,
~ s,afse, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
n af' Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. MacCulsky,
naker, Mr.. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. New
@ss strive, Mrs. Saunders, Miss New
MSS Mosher, Mr.. Claiming, Miss
n, The Misses Carter, Mrs. Gait, Mr..
s MI. J. Gait, Miss Furth, Mr.. Wa
cur All. hnrd, Mr.. Strive, Mr. Gibbon,
l' Miss Sheafe, Miss Rumsey, Mr..
ackson, Mr.. aeserve.
CLUB CT FORTY LIARS.
nosei organization has recently been
Aeu 10 Seattle under the name of the
.as quo, or Club OF Forty Liars. As
= by the name, the object of the
- 70 develop embryonic Baron Mum
and Tom ochiltrees. Some
.ass Prominent young men of Seattle
psen admitted ION suspicion" The
Harry NJ. Viele, president;
~ Il hammond, secretary.
fWENTy-EIGhT YEARS WELDED.
last Monday evening MIR. and Mrs.
LasSen, IN honor OF the twenty
n anniversary OF their wedding aav,
a'aihed large number of the Scandi-
'@as OF the city at their residence, I,sl9