The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05


kenke, Miss Wilson, Miss Mclaughlin,
MIN vlark. Miss p. kslfe. Miss Msude Sem
k es,,s M1 =: ?. steeomsn. MI joshua q.
Wpessile. ~. ". =. baiisy, Mr.. =. 4. Ed.
nssons w 4. Forrest. me- A. d.
=, Diookes, NJ. Hammond Lamont. Mr..
Anomas g. shepard, M. Warren Z. Skill
ings. NJ. Y. 3. ktiey. Mr.. 4. N. Palmer,
MI. marry Meserve. MI. George Carter, Mr..
nDranm Barker, Mr.. 2. e West MI.
ueorge Francis Fay. Mr.. James Gold
smi.n. M. 4 Albertson, Mr.. Z. II.
uoluie, MT. Harrington, Captain Kellogg.
At. hsrsy Dwight MT. ~. Brookes. Mr..
x Asklns, ar. =. n. Barber, MI. Fred Meyer.
Mr. "a Bennett, Prof.. 9. Lopp. Prof. =.
oeilis' ar. Charles Nichols. Mr.. w. Car.
mo0e. Mr. hilton. Mr.. Tomton, Mr.. Hall,
M. wilson, NJ. Frank Wrestling, Mr.. n.
:. Hsl M. Fred strive, Mr.. Mears, Mr..
Preston, Mr.. W. D. Wood, Mr.. Valentine,
M. burket, Mr.. Barry, Mr.. Alfred Hol-
man. Mr. jackson, Captain Hatfield, Mr..
nayaen. M. George Il. Preston, Mr.. Hill,
mf. q: 4 duilene, MI. q. d. Emery, Dr.
harold. M Collins, Mr.. w. 4. McClin-
sock. Ar. Wallace, Mr.. George }. Kilgen.
Mr. NONE, Mr. r. l. Stinson, Mr.. Nc
Laugniin. Captain Harry Strive. Major
AeoWick.
MRS. LLEwELLYN's RECEPTror.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Llewellyn gave
most pleasant reception at her home in
West Seattle Although the day was I'M
pleasant over hundred ladies were pres
ent, and when once in the artistic home Of
Mrs. Llewellyn, beautifully decorated,
with daylight excluded and mellow, artifi-
cial lights enhancing the scene. the weather
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given IN honor Of Mrs. Ellis Morrison and
Miss Llewcllyn. Mrs. Llewellyn was as
sisted by Mrs. w. r. Boyd, Mrs. Walter
Faddis, Mrs. Reuben Jones and Miss Amy
George. The invited quests were: Mrs.
Walter Faddis, Mrs William Hainsworth,
Miss Hainsworth, Mrs. David III. Vail,
Mrs. 7. r. Robertson, Mrs. Lair L. Moore,
Mrs. A. d. Eshelman, Mrs. G.
w. Lonny, Mrs. Stewart Smith,
Mrs. J. X Boutwell,, Mrs.
Culsky, Mrs. d. H. Gilman, Mrs. L. q.
Gilman, Miss Thorndyke. Mrs. Eben
Smith, Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs. Clarence
Smith, Mrs. w. r. Ballard, Mrs. Reuben
w. Jones, Mrs NJ. d. Ballard, Mrs. o. G.
Root, Miss Brown. Mrs. A. P. BurwelI
Miss Burwell, Mrs. Fl. s. Taylor, Mrs. f. G.
AlkoOaKuSs MISe u0ruu0E Ae1k0KR. MIS-. ".
G. Ehorey. Mrs. ]. n. Sanderson. Miss SAN
derson. Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Hopkins, Mrs.
Il. N. Hopkins, Mrs. G. +. Patterson. Mrs.
Lauren Ingels. Mrs. Charles Painter. Mrs.
H. G. Struve, Miss Struve. Mrs. H.
=. bagiey. w. Il. Boone, Mrs. Boone,
a ITS s lanes 01sune1, Mrs. AnorsW Ano1'
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=, nssuloucA' MIS- ". Z. Doya. Mrs.
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". A. Llas. sdrs. ". n. reeves MRS, a.
McAnosn, MIS-. Frano nanIoras MISS
z"ns 0pssa"e, MIS- JOun Aauef, MIS-. Z.
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Miss MHer, MIS- >. Wnklnson.
~ r. .YnH DlsncnaIo' MRS. urMsn uavies'
ME- maurice McMic.en' mrs. :. =. naines,
Ut. !" ~ LOCK, Mrs. clarence wnte,
MS harvey =. On.eaos. MRS. W.. black
rcus ~. nlA.ne, MS. Jonn
n a1uess NE. =. Mc1cn., s :. =.
Easieson, MIS-. sonn :. rost. Mrs. ounson,
1,. ,s. A.wooa, MIS-. norace Z. Wood, mrs.
ynoel. Nooine' Mrs. Ellis MORRISON, Mrs.
lug Mfs ". y. Woou' MRS. Jonn
Lehman, MISS Onsmoeriain. mrs. I. +.
Eyer; Mnss atkins, Mrs. ". uranam'
Ms H. Den'y' "ls' = n MacDonaid'
MS :. 0eoise'
THE MAZE MART.
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- W.. 20 NJ saAe piacc =.
the ArMory wednesday, thursday and
Friday nights, promises to be one of the
cr.rd..% sfFs;r. .u.r ,,..s.,,toa - . c...,,.
6AseSs aAa.as csei PaoScuscu " 0eastle
audience. The committees having it in
charge are working increasingly in order to
make it q success. both financially and so.
c;a,lv ena from rrasert ;rd;c.t;ors 60
y' 800 49,. s 'noy
will not be disappointed. AS early as next
Monday a score of carpenters under the su .
perv;s;on IF an .rch;tact will have IN. A.
psIv.'o ~ =. an Aio rhe win nave 'ne ar,
will be made to represent houses of the diff
ferent natiOnalities as characterized by the
osSueo LUG
FIRST regiment orcnestra mas been
engaged and will discourse music
throughout the evenings. Mayor White
will be invited to open the mart with an adj
dress, and all the city officials will also be
invited to attend. One OF the features of
the event will be the contest for an elegant
gold-headed cane, which Will be given to
the candidate ior sneriu OF hing county re-
ceiving tne largest NUMBER Oh votes on the
three evenings, ana basket OF champagne
VIII De voted ior the most popular newspa-
per. Ihe programme as arranged VIII be
as follows:
weanSsaoy M.gM.
ber Of little girls in appropriate costume.