The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-07
FEET.
tant Party Given by
and Mrs. Forrest.
IcAMPlNe-ouT CROWDS.
MINER Concert Of the Ladies'
= Club-A Number Of We'd
p-Porsonsl Social News.

WEEVff th0 PC1pA0 VI IuSSb
wno0 sound than to know
zea1 ~ that while the heat of
greet Eastern cities has quite
ixing II driven away all thought
mitta ofsocial enjoyment, that
frot the people here pursue
! / ! !. ]: !
pl1t4kZ~ their usual round of
party pleasures undisturbed
stand In the slightest degree
RayWsa/ by the weather. There
NJ were not quite ~ many
pHY{ brilliant affairs last
ofG week rs were given the
bo{k week before, but still
tb4A there was much enjoy
MAJ large numbers, and many passed the
Why absorbed In social duties On Mon
xAff M. Irving 7. Cole gave a nice theater
up Cordfay's. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
~ gave Q brilliant affair at their
adsncs. at tho corner of Tenth and
e4tv 9ests, which was largely attended and
bG4e brilliant social success. On Friday
PIT the Ladies' Musical Club closed their
ct n an excellent concert On Thursday
M 9en camping party. started out for Orcas
thu the yacht Cyrene, and had on board
TOD no gay party. All through the week
moSvitiea at Chautauqua were kept up,
~ - Interest manifested in the various ex-
o. outinues TO grow. There are number
o. IN tho city In attendance at the
- nstitute, and considerable quiet social
m has been paid 70 them.
~. Il. Forests Brilliant Party.
nufsday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. For
tertained at their new home, at Tenth
pffng streets, in brilliant style. The host
D0stess received from until IL o'clock.
tnas hour onward until 2 O'Clock dancing
ncuiged in in the ballroom on the third
refreshments were served throughout the
ngs q pleasant feature being the various
taes OF punch set about the house in hooks
eofners for the guests. The decorations
excecdingly beautiful. In each room were
nd shapely plants aud abundance of cut
- Floral curtains hung between doors,
eyery inch OF available space was devoted 10
qiut arrangement Of flowers and ever
n4without end. The front parlor was done
III carnations and La France roses Over
Doors and windows hung pretty
dclicate festoons. The middle room
sxutificd and made attractive with nastur-
In the rear room white roses prevailed.
Dali room was decorated with blue and pink
re. Shaded lights on beautiful dresses Gre
Charming picture of genuine LONELINESS.
music was excellent and the floor a Joy to
zee upon. Four rooms were set apart for
1es and those gentlemen who preferred this
Basement to social conversation or the more
fancing dance were given an opportunity to
their skill ut whist aud other games. The
|aing proved rerelw delightful, and during
hours of entertainment over 500 persons
Fted the charming place and partOok of the
|oyments OF the occasions. Mrs. Forrest was
listed in receiving by Mrs Elisha p. Ferry,
:. H. b. Bag!ey, Mrs Erastus Brainerd, Mrs.
J. Cafkeek, Mrs. w. II. Taylor aud Mrs. G. w.
A4r. II ,o;, l.. a
lroom. ana contributed greatly to the
,cees OF the merry dancers. Follow
! 10 . list OF the invited guests:
. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. An
,ws. DIR. and Mrs. Z. d. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ Arthur. Mr.. ana Mrs. W. s. Austin, Mr..
4 Mrs. r. A. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. /. William
ans, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Anderson, Mr.. and
g. Alfred II. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p Anderson, Mrs.
1elia E. Alden. Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Brain.
!, DR.. and Mrs. II. Beardsly Bagley, Mr.. and
:. w. p. Boyd, Mr.. and Nrs Sutcliffe Baxter.
. and Mrs. Frank Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brookes, Mr.. and
= Manson F. Backus, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
rnett, Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Ballard, Mr.
Mrs. William r. Brawley, Mr.. and Mrs.
les Price Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond
WIDEN, Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Boutwell,, Mr..
v ME- IDpOuS, ahu MIS- ocOfkc
Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baillargeon, Cap
n and Mrs. +. J. Burns, Judge and Mrs. Hiram
Bond, Mr.. aud Mrs. Amos Brown. Mr.. and
.. NJ. D. Ballard, Mr. and Mrs.
w. Blackwell, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Co.
Mt, Mr.. aud Mrs. Conant. Mr.. and
~ Samuel l. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'm Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d. Crockett,
ljor aud Mrs. 8. W. Clark, Colonel and Mrs. f.
Carr, Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Colman, Mr.
Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek, Mr.. Charles 7.
mover, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Catlin, Mr.. and
.. Wellington Clark. Walla walla; Mr.. and
=. w. 7. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Cole,
!. and Mrs Griffith Davies, Hon. and Mrs.
listen p. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs, Theodore NJ.
ulton, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Dimock, Captain
d Mrs. F. =. DE Wolfe. Captain and Mrs. W. II.
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. George Donworth, Mr.. and
.. A. 8. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Edwards,
!, and Mrs. J. w. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
n Evans. DIR. and Mrs. James b. Eagleson,
!, and Mrs. A. W. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. Saliva
T Eilicott, Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Fink, Mr.. and
s. Daniel .. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Furth,
vernon and Mrs. +. Z. Ferry, Olympia: Dr.
d Mrs J. w. Filkins, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
skcn, Mr.. aud Mes. $. Frauenthal, Mr. and
g. Henry Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. For
1t, Olympia: Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Fay, Dr.
d Mrs. J. c. Grasse, Mr.. and Mrs.
ed J. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. u. II.
Imam, Mr.. and Mrs. l. C. Gilman.
: and Mrs. A. NJ. Gilman, Captain aud Mrs,
lyid Gilmore, Mr. ana Mrs. J. w. George. MI
3 Mrs. Thomas VI. Greene. Mr.. aud Mrs. W
H. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren l. Gazzsm,
+ and Mrs. Edward o. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
seph w. Gregory. Professor and Mrs Thomas
Catch, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Convey. oi
ympia: lieutenant aud Mrs. Goodwin. Mr.
q Mrs. Ill. &. Henry, Mr.. and Mr. J. 5. J. Hunt,
/. aud Mrs. George IL. Hoilbron, Mr.. and Mrs.
n uaxletine, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Harrington.
:. anu Mrs. G. A Hughes. ludgs and Mrs.
I'm z. Hoyt, OF Olympia: Major aud Mrs.
mes r. Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Har-
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander r. Hill, Mr.. snd
RS J. Il. Hin. DIR. aud Mrs K Heliker, Mr.. sni
RS George W. Hall. Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Hau.
ri, Colonel aud Mrs q. o. Halter, Colonel aud
RS. JOAN A. Hatfield, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
aIsks..s, Mr. and Mrs. y. X. Howard. Mr.. and
rs Iauron Ingels. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Jones,
:. ard Mrs. ]. W. jennings, Hon. and Mrs.
an Il Kianear. Mr.. sud Mrs. George g. Kit
nscr, Mr.. and Mrs. &. H. kittinser,
!. aud Mrs F. L Kubourne, MIR. aud
"a Frank Kimhali. SIR. and Mrs, David
eIlogg, Mr. and Mrs Gardner Kellogg,
r. and Mrs. Noryal IL Latimer. SIR. sad Mrs
ilham II. Llsweilyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard IA.
wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L&uderback. Judge
IA Mrs. }. L. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Low
an Colonel aid Mrs. George Gary
ron, Mr.. and Mrs John Leary, Mr.. ana
rs. Howard Hammond, Mr.. snd Mrs Job p.
ron, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il, Maddocks, MIR. aud
rs Henry ". Miller. Mr.. and Mrs James K.
acxisnald, Mr.. and Mrs. John IL. McGEaw, Mr.
Mrs J. X. Mcdonald, Mr., ana Mrs. Maurice
chicken, Or and Mrs. A. T. Mitten, Mr. aud
RS. J. b. Meteslfe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. y Mac
alsky, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. AcGiunis. Mr.. and
r.. george n Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.
eNaarht. General and Mrs. Meem. NJ. and
rs. 4. e. Nenfelier, Mrs. ami Mrs. Richard
eyins. Mr. and Mrs. u. X NiesS, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Noble, Colonel aud Mrs y. II. owings.
lymnis: Captain and Mrs. J. q. Parker, MIR.
al Mrs. ". IL. Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles