The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02
BKLLINoHAM BAY SOCIETY.
Events Of the Social Week In the Bay
Cities.

Events Of the Social Week In the Bay
Cities.
FAIRHAvRN, Oct I.--[Special The week has
been . comparatively quiet one in social circles
here. although it has been marked by q few
events of q very pleasant character.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mira Dudley X
Inslee gave most enjoyable reception in honor
of Mt Inslee's sister, Mrs spire Pitou, of New
Brighton. Staten Island. The floral decorations
were abundant and tasteful, the refreshments
most dainty and the toilets of the ladies es-
pecislly beautiful Cards were received by
many out-of-town people, who were detained at
home by the iuclemency Of the weather. Mr.
and Mrs Inslee were assisted in receiving and
entertaining by Mrs. II. A. Compton, Mra J.
Mel Harvey, Mrs. Albert sherman, Mrs 8. w.
Means, Miss Christopher, Miss wardner, Miss
kathy Wardner and Miss Hakes, of Fairhaven:
Mrs. Edward Fisher and Miss Stangroom, OF
Whatcom; Miss Cole, of San Francisco, and Mr..
c. +. Warner, M C. W. Howard, Mr.. J. II.
Bloodel, Mr.. Dwight Darling, Mr.. D. Daun Egan
and Mr.. 8. w. Means
Thursday evening the ladies of St James par
tsh gave most unique and enjoyable social en-
tertainment at Thistle hail. consisting of tab
leaux. musical selections, dancing and refresh
ments. The several tableaux were very
creditably presented. In the first, aThe Flower
Show" Miss Holman represented the Wild Rose,
Miss Langdon the Pansy, Miss Cora Roll the
Marguerite. Miss Pearl Day the Sundower, Miss
Cora Smith the Poppy, bliss Byrne the Gala
Lily, Miss Oracle Waldron the Rhododendron.
Miss Nellie Langdon the Forget-Me-Not. and
Miss Minnie Mundy the Daisy. The s'Sculp.ors
Studio represented Mr.. John Kellogg as the
artist at work, Miss Jessie Templin as q beauti-
full statue completed and Miss Genevieve
Downey and Miss Ida Smith a. "The Home
Guard"
In another. "The Powers that Rule the
World" Miss Tomlinson represented the God
dess of Liberty, and Mr.. Byrne Uncle Sam.
cupid Among the Fairies" represented Nellie
Lurydon AZ Cupid and Oracle Waldron as the
Fairy Witch. "a Gypsy Camp" was most sue
cessfully presented by Mrs. J. H. Badly. az
Queen OF the Gypsies, and Mrs. Sherman, Miss
Christopher. Miss Hakes, Miss Belle Lamoreaux,
Mr.. Hardy, Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Byrne as Gypsies.
Fine vocal selections were rendered by Mr. John
Black and Mrs. Clifford. while Prof Laitey and
Miss Benson ELECTED great applause by an ex-
ceptionally fine violin duet Refreshments were
served by the ladies, and the young people pres
ent enjoyed themselves in dancing until late
hour.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Badly gave
very pleasant card party at their home on Nc
Kenxe avenue
the week were tbs promenade concert and So
cial given by the Ladies' Guild of St Pauls
church Tuesday evening, and Mrs. SHADES re-
ception to the Bloomington, Ill, Gun Club
Thursday evening.
One of the pleasantest events OF the coming
week will be the social and musical entertain
ment to be given by the New Whatcom Art
League Tuesday evening. for which elaborate
preparations have been made.
Mrs. NJ A. Wilson and Miss Elbry Wilson,
mother and sister of ex-Mayor Wilson, left on
Thursday for Oregon and California, to be alb
sent several montha
Rev. l. w. Apologize, rector Of St James
hnr and or,it1 hsu Eaa to- f.x.s
months visit
The marriage Of Miss stangroom. daughter of
M. l. stangroom. general agent Of the Belling-
ham Bay Improvement Company, to Mr.. ID.
Daun Egan. formerly city clerk of Fsirhaven,
but now head bookkeeper Of the Improvement
company, Is announced to take place on the Eth
inst, at the home OF the brides parents in New
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