The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-23

Mrs. Parker Mrs Page Mrs Osgood, Mrs Ov-
ings, Mrs Montgomery Russell. Mrs. J. N. Rus
sell, Mrs. T. Russell, Mrs. I. VI. Reed, ME-
Raymond, of Michigan; Mrs. Kaynor, Mrs.
Ray, Mrs. Ryan, Of San Francisco; MIS-.
Readman, Mrs. Randolph, Mr.. Fl. @. Strive,
Nrs J. A. stratton, Mrs. T. r Shepard, Mrs A.
u. Stewart, Mrs. E. stroat, Mrs sanderson, Mrs.
r. Sander, Mrs. c. w. Saunders, Mrs. sheafe.
Mrs Shields, Mrs. J. G. scurry, Mrs. Eben smith,
Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs. l. B. steadman. Mrs.
Sparkling, Mrs. R. II. Talcott, Mrs i. 4. Tyler,
Mrs w. II. Taylor, Nine. Won Baoo. Miss Van
Horn, Miss Calhoun, MISS Carter. Miss Agnes
Carter, Miss Collins, Miss r. Collins, Miss Clark.
Miss l. Meigs, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Mcdonald.
Miss Leonora Denny, Miss Retta Denny, Miss
DeWoIf, Miss Josephine DeWoH, Miss Dean.
Miss Lillian Dean, Miss Durbrow, Aiss Emory,
MIRA Van Doren, Mrs. O. H. Watson, Mrs. ID. T.
Wheeler, Mrs J. Wrestling, Mrs. c. White, Mrs.
R. c. washburn, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Fl. q. Whit.
ney, Mrs. F. D. Wing Mrs wsrbass, Mrs. W. II.
Wilcox. Mrs whittlesey, Miss Buck. OF Chi.
cago: Miss Atkins, Miss Bachus, Miss Beach,
Miss A. Beach, Miss Edwards, Miss Furth, Miss
French, Miss Agnes Green, Miss Graves, Miss
Gibbons Miss Harrington, Miss Hopkins, Miss
Hawkins, Miss Kimball. Miss Noble, Miss Piper,
Miss Phillips, Miss Readman, Miss Riley,
Miss Towles, Miss sheafe, Miss Sparkling, Miss
sanderson, Miss Smith, Miss schench, Miss
wyckof Miss Celia wyckof, Miss White, Miss
Wilson, Miss Wrestling, Hon. A. A. Denny, Mr..
r. B. Albertsonv Mr.. Austin, Mr.. F. A. Bell, Mr..
c. H. Barnett, Mr.. Lea Burnes, Mr.. Burnett Mr.
w. E. Bailey, Mr.. Huntley, Mr.. Hurd MI Hills,
Mr.. j. Hoge, Mr. Harrington Mr. Howard JOS
lin. Mr.. c. Kinnear, Mr.. C. L. F. x. kellogg, Mr..
John Leary. Mr.. H. B. Loomis, Mr.. Fl.
Noble, Mr.. o. Chase McGilvrs, Mr..
II. +. Meserve, Mr.. John Mitchell, OF Ia
CONS; Mr.. c. Munday, Mr.. G. Fl. Preston,
Mr.. A. Baker, Mr. NJ. Bond, Mr.. Baker, Mr.. c. n.
Carter, Mr. W. H. Carson, Mr. Irving Cole. Mr.. c.
Z. Conan. Mr. Collins. Mr.. Chaplin, Senator Della
mater. Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Folsom, Mr.. Mcdonald,
Lieutenant W. P. Goodwin, Mr.. John Gibbon,
Mr. Y. n. Haller, Mr.. P. Henderson, Mr.. J. r.
Hayden, Mr.. Palmer, Mr.. r. Palmer, MT. b.
Pelly, Mr.. c. Pelly, Mr.. J. Readman, Mr.. w. H.
Redfeld, Mr.. g. Riley, Mt. H. Struye, Mr.. g.
Woods, Mr.. p Stewart, Mr.. stoneman, Mr. An
drew Woods, Mr.. C. B. Woods, Lieutenant Wyck-
OFF, Mr.. L. VI. Wooley, Mr.. Van Wyck, Mr.. Rause-
man, Mr.. Wrestling, Mr. w. P. Watson and Mr..
Craig.
Mrs. j. X. Kinnear's Reception.
On Wednesday afternoon, from o'clock un-
til 7. Mrs John r. Kinnear gave a reception at
her residence on Olympic avenue, in Queen
Anne town, which was one of the most elaborate
affairs of the entire social season. 1t was
marked by elegant dressing on the part not
only of the hostess and the ladies who received
with her, but by the guests as we'll The home
Of Mrs. Klnnear is built upon one OF the highest
o
three handsome lawn terraces, that looked vel
vet in the sunlight. To the west the Sound
spreads out its sheet-like surface, while beyond
in the distance the Olympic range pokes its
jagged peaks into the clouds. Every one re-
marked upon the inspiring quality OF the view
from the porch. This was preparation for the
scene within. Damask curtains fell in Oriental
folds at the entrance TO the parlor, where pink
and green flowers converted very pretty room
into rarely scented conservatory. The fire.
place was massed up with potted fow
ers, while from behind leaves and
petals a pink light shone, as If pro-
duced by magic. The back drawing-room was
simply bower of unique horticultural designs
in scarlet and green. The hall entrance to the
dining room was through hanging trailing
curtain made of smlax The entrance from
the drawing room was through a curtain of
long ribbons of rainbow hues In the dining
room the table was charmingly arranged with q
more lavish display of flowers. The pots
seemed wrapped in the whitest of snow and
tied with yellow baby ribbon. The refresh
ments also were unique; the ice cream, cake
and candy were green and yellow, and even the
negro walters served in green and yellow colors
The room was lighted with waxen tapers. The
musicians were stationed in the hall, but were
hid behind pots and plants and could not be
seen. The following ladies assisted Mrs. Kim
near in receiving: Mrs. George Kinnear, Mrs.
n. y,
Julia L. Chamberlin and Miss Lulu Richards.
The following guests were present: Mrs. George
E. NJ. Pratt, Mrs. E. r. Kenyon, Mrs. p. B. NJ
Miller, Mrs. Rev. Levi Gilbert, Mrs. Andrew
Knox, Mrs F. w. d. Holbrook, Mrs. Charles
Denny, Mrs. Oscar Knox, Mrs. William Jen-
nings, Mrs. Sarah Libby, Mrs Ezra Stimson,
Mrs. Charles F. Fishback, Mrs. Mary Calhoun,
Mrs. C. NJ. sheafe, Mrs. Jerome Catlin, Mrs.
Lott S. Willard, Mrs. Charles D. stimson, Mrs
Gardner, Mrs James Boutwell,, Mrs. J.W. Langley,
Mrs. Harriet 8. Parkhurst, Mrs. C. L. Slauson,
Mrs. Amos Brown, Mrs. I. p. Dyer, Mrs. A. NJ.
Goldstein, Mrs. William Harper, Mrs. Robert
Knipe, Mrs. C. P. Stone, Mrs. s. Milham, Mrs J.
i. Eshelman, Mrs. T. E. JONES' Mrs. David Gill
more, Mrs. ]. w. wilkinson, Mrs w. H. Gra-
ham, Mrs. d. K. Baxter, Mrs. A. NJ Gilman,
Mrs. C. II. Badger, Mrs. s. A. Bright,
Mrs. ]. T. Ronald, Mrs. w. II. Hughes, Mrs. E.
s. Meany, Mrs w. II. T. Barnes Mrs. +. A.
Churchill, Mrs. 7. l. Cragin, Mrs C. K. Jenner,
Mrs. A. a. Wright, Mrs. 4. Abernethy. Mrs. F.
Fl. Peterson, Mrs. A. Wren, Mrs. William d.
Wood, Mrs. T. A. Jones, Mrs. Austin. Mrs. d. A.
Mitchell, Mrs. Nj. d. Ballard, Mrs. d. J. Morris,
Mrs. w. B. Roland, Mrs. II. II. Ames, Mrs. G. E.
Miller, Mrs. I. R. Rainey. Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. s.
p. Short, Mrs. j. B. Denny, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. +.
W. Foster, Mrs. K. A. Denny, Mrs. Eben Smith,
Mrs. B. Harnett, Mrs. g. w. furry, Mrs. E. b.
Hussey Mrs Calhoun, Mrs. T. NJ. Daulton, Mrs.
NJ G. Willard, Mrs. II. NJ Hunt, Mrs. H. w.
Il
Mrs j. w. Filkins, Mrs. Fl. K. Shafer, Mrs. E. F.
Shaffer, Mrs. William K. Brawley, Mrs. d. C.
Brawley, Mrs. A. f. Bramer, Mrs. j. p. Soule,
Mrs. C. J. OSaughnessy. Mrs. Monroe, Mrs.
George A. Hill, Mrs. Durant, Mrs. s. l. Crawford,
Mrs A. H. Toote, Mrs. E. J. Worthington, Mrs.
James Leddy, Mrs. Eliza briggs, Mrs. J. S.
Kloeber, Mrs. n. r. NeisZ Mrs. George B. Adair,
Mrs D. B. Ward, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs.
c. b. Bsgley, Mrs. J. W. elise, Mrs. w.
r. Epler, Mrs. l. Dobson, Mrs. Charles
Proseh, Mrs. Thomas Prosch. Mrs. d. T. Denny,
Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. J. 7. Robinson, Mrs
F. D. Black, Mrs E. T. Smart, Mrs. 5. D. Crock
EFT, Mrs J. W. Rumsey, Mrs J. Fl. Payne, Mrs
Bell Thomas, Mrs. J. II. Darlington. Mrs. w. R.
Ballard, Mrs. A J. Black, Mrs. g. w. Gait, Mrs.
Hamlin, Mrs. Albright, Mrs. Z. Calvert Mrs.
E. Hammond, Mrs. Hardwick, Mrs. T. VI. Catch
Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. J. d. Corey, Mrs. Davis.
Mrs Pearson. Mrs. Charles Kellogg, the Misses
Holbrook, Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Winnie
Knox. Miss Vincent, Miss Hawkins. Miss Hattie
Rumsey, Miss Julia L. Chamberlin, Miss Nora
Chamberlin, Miss Catherine Forney, Miss Jessie
Crum, Miss Meta Hunt, Miss Waldron, Miss
Julia E. Kennedy, Miss Josie Short, Miss Baxter.
Miss Ida McKowin, Miss Lottie Milham Miss
Mary B. Cochraue, Miss Julia W. Cochrane.
Miss Nina n. Cochrsne, Miss F. A. Durant. Miss
Lois Sheafe, Miss Repa Bagley, Miss Inez Denny.
Miss Pauline Harberer, Miss Albright Mss
NJ F. Barnes, Miss Bessie Prindle, Miss Laura
Harnlin. Miss Hardwick, Miss Rumsey, Miss
Catch and Miss Frazier.
Mrs. C. II. Hopkins Reception.
On Thursday afternoon. at her residence at
Tenth and Columbia streets, Mrs Charles B.
Hopkins gave reception in honor of Mrs. John
B. Allen, wife of United States Senator Allen.
The home of the hostess was decorated with ex-
Quisite taste. Flowers filed the reception room
with natures rare fragrance. and the brilliant