The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-14


Moaday night Miss Noble gave boating party
on Lake Washington. using the comfortable
steamer Kirkland. On Tuesday evening several
young men, assisted by Mrs. Reife, gave camp
ing party and dance at Alki point, which proved
q source OF infinite satisfaction to all that had
the good fortune to lie invited On the same
afternoon Mira. Charles F. Whittesey gave 6 tea
NJ her home In honor of Mrs H. T. Sloan, OF
South Carolina, which was attended by
brilliant coterie of ladies, and was an
unqualified success. On Thursday evening
the Cotillion Club was to have had a
boating party on the steamer Aberdeen. The
captain of the boat did cot, however, put in an
appearance and so the club, not to be outdone,
engaged Ran1e's hall and held dance there,
which certainly had consoling effect upon the
ladies. On Friday afternoon Mrs. !. w. Adams
gave an elaborate tea at her residence. Tenth
and Columbia streets. The attendance was
large and fashionable, and the guests thoroughly
enjoyed the occasion. On Friday evening lawn
party was given at the Queen Anne town resi-
dence OF Mrs. c. NJ sheafe.
Mrs. I. W. Adams Afternoon Reception.
Mrs. William Adams gave charming re-
ception on Friday afternoon. The handsome
house was thronged and the guests expressed
themselves In terms of .--eat admiration at the
success of the entire affair. The entertainment
was characterized throughout by generous hos
pitaiity aud unusual sociabiiity. The entrance
hall was as pretty q bower OF flowers as could
well be imagined. Tho doors that connected
this apartment with the parlors and library were
overriding with floral portieres.SOn the one hand
were festoons of snilax and on the other were
carnations, from which escaped natures per-
fume. The parior was done in pink La France
roses, while in the library the prevailing flower
was red Jaek roses OF the puress variety. The
dining room was decorated in yellow, and roses
filled every available nook and corner. The
ments elegantly served and dainty in character.
The ladies who assisted the hostess in receiving
were: Mrs Don Davenport, Mrs. c. w. Turner,
Mrs. George w. Bacon, Mrs. J. w. Rumsey, Mrs.
Z. C. White, Mrs. NJ. p. Benton. Mrs J. w.
Wilkinson, the Misses Shallenberger, Miss
Anita Hunt, Miss Spencer, Miss Clark,
Miss Miller and Miss Prindls. The list
of invited guests will be found below:
Mrs. C. 81. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
Charles Anderson, Mrs. NJ. d. Ballard. Mrs.
George w. Bacon, Mrs. NJ. p. Benton. Mrs. e. r.
-'sIlssne. Mrs. BLOOD, Mrs. William P. Boyd, Mrs.
w. r. Budden. Mrs. B. +. Bush. Mrs. William
Curtis Butler, Mrs. Jerome Catlin, Mrs. T. w.
Clark, ArE Henry @. Colver, Mrs. J. F. Conant.
Mrs. True l. Cragin, Mrs Samuel l. Crawford,
Mrs. I. II. Daulton. Mrs. Griffith Davies. Mrs. T.
Dobson. Mrs Salvador Ellicott, Mrs J. w. Ed
wards, Mrs. James 7. Eshelman, Mrs. William
r. Forrest, Mra David c. Garrett Mrs. Fanny
Perry Gage, Mrs David Gilmore. Mrs. Thomas
Al. Green, Mrs. Guest, Mrs. John A Hatfield,
Mrs. John w. Hanna, Mrs. George w. Harris,
Mrs. Granville O. Halter, Mrs. J. b. Hill, Mrs.
John p. Hoyt, Mrs. Eiiwood C. Hughes, Mrs.
Lauren Ingels, Mrs. 6. A. James, Mrs. Andrew
Knox. Mrs. Hammond Lamont, Mrs. William II.
Llewellyn, Mrs. James R. Mcdonald, Mrs. Ed
ward W. McGinnis, Mrs Albert C. Martin,
Mrs. p. B. III. Miller, Mrs. Henry W. Miller, Mrs.
II. A. Noble. Mrs. W. D. o'Toole, Mrs. Oliver P.
Anderson, Mrs. +. n. Armstrong, Mrs. William
r. Ballard, Mrs. Manson +. Backus, Mrs. Hubert
L. Bell, Mrs. William J. Blackwell, Mrs. John
N. Blanchard, Mrs. James Boutwell,. Mrs. Frank
A. Buck, Mrs Newton Budd, Mrs. Eugene Can
field, Mira. John G. Cole, Mrs. Charles 7. Conover,
Mrs. F. A. Conant, Mrs. j. Luther Cramer,
Mrs. Dounel Davenport Mrs. Herbert H.
Dingley, Mrs. Trusten r. Dyer, Mrs. Will
fam Evans, Mrs William l. Ellis. Mrs.
John w. Filkins, Mrs. S. Frauenthal,
Mrs. Warren !. Gazzam. Mrs Daniel If. Gilman,
Mrs. Edward o. Graves, Mrs. w. Ii. II. Green,
Mrs. George F. Gund, Mrs. J. Uhier Hastings,
Mrs. T. 3. Hardin. Mrs. William A. Harrington,
Mira sylvester @. Hill, Mrs. Robert II. Hopkins,
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. Helen II. Hunt,
Mrs. James Leddy, Mrs. Edgar A. Loyhead,
Mrs +. McGary, Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan,
MrA Z. L Meek, Mrs. Ivie Minnick,
Mrs. Charles z. Patterson. Mrs. f. s. Potvin,
Mrs. Charles Proseh, Mrs. Samuel Ramsey, Mrs.
Otto Ranke. Mrs. Thomas Milburne Reed, Mrs.
A. Robinson, Mrs. John W. Ramsey, Mrs. s. J.
Russell, Mrs. J. A. Sanborne, Mrs. L W. Sack
man. Mrs. B. i. Shaubus, Mrs. William A. Shan
non, Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs. John L. soule. Mrs.
David A Spencer, Mrs Robert J. Stevens Mrs.
Charles ID. Stimson, Mrs. Livingston B. Stedman,
Mrs. II. q. Thornton. Mrs. Columbus Tyler, Mrs.
Co!yin T. Villas, Mrs. George II. Watson, Mrs
Emma 3. White, Mrs. }. w. Wilkinson. Mrs
Frederick A Wing, Mrs. Fred H. Peterson, Mrs.
]. J. Post Mrs. Thomas W. Prosch, Mrs s p
Randolph, Mrs. William p. Redfield, Mrs. George
w. Il. Riley, Mrs. f. w. RUIZ Mrs. Montgomery
Russell. Mrs. John IL. Sanderson, Mrs. John
Echrsm, Mrs. Thomas K. Shepard, Mrs. Warren
I. Skiliings, Mrs. Addison Smith, Mrs. Il. W.
Sparkling, Mrs. Julius \. stratton, Mrs. Ezra T.
Crimson, Mrs J. A stewart, Mrs. c. w. Turner,
Mrs. ". H. White. Mrs. Wilmington, Mrs. l. s.
Willard, Mrs Joshua ~ Wrestling. Miss Arm
strong, Miss Boarman, Miss Cam, Miss Cleary,
Miss Forney. Miss Halter, Miss Hopkins, Miss
Jackson, Miss Johnson, Miss Mckee, Miss Mul-
lin, Miss Noble. Miss Potyin, the Misses Ranke,
Miss Roper, Mis- Ramsey. the Misses Shall.
lenbe-ger. the Misses Sparkling, Miss West.
ling, Miss Baekus, Miss Buck. Miss
Clark. Miss Edwards the Misses Graves,
Misses Hanna, Miss Hunt. Miss James. Miss Nc.
Denald. Miss Mcclellan, tho Misses Miller, Miss
Anna Olsen, Miss Bessie Prindle. Miss Riley,
Miss Ruff. Miss sanderson, Miss Dottie Smith,
Mss Spencer and Miss Willard
In Honor of Mrs. IL. L. sloan,
Mrs. Charles +. Whittlesey, On Tuesday after.
neon, tton 10 o clock, gave an admirably ap.
pointed tea at her residence In honor of hex
guest, Mrs. II. 7. Sloan. from South Carolina
The house Was decorated with flowers and ever
green's arranged with taste and elegance The
hostess was assisted in the srauous duties OF
tie hospitality by Mrs Sloan and Mrs F. S. DE
Wolfe, and the trio atiired in the most elegant
dresses spared not a single effort toward the
pleasure OF thosa present. In the dining-rooru.
which was done in white and yellow flowers.
the presiding graces were Miss Meera and the
Misses De Wolfe, who assisted greatly toward
the euioyrs OF all. The following were In.
vited: Mrs. George @. Lyon. Mrs. George g. Kit
tiugar, Mrs. Charles Il. Kittinger. Mrs Il. K. os-
good. Mrs. Howard II. Lewis, Mrs. David
Kellogg, Mrs. ". r. Preston, Mrs. H. T.
Whitney, Mrs. r NJ Greene. Mrs. W. II. VII.
scn. Mrs. J. C. Hull. Mrk y. c. Garrett, Mrs c.
II. shesie. Mrs.. Maurice MeM.oken, Mrs.
T. Il. Hardin, Mrs T. Il. shepard.
Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. A. p, Hill, Mrs
W. u. Meek. Mrs King. Mrs J. D. Met.
celie. the Misses Bowman. Mra A. p Mitten,
Hrs. Peters. Miss Van Wycs, Miss Meem, Miss
Scales. MISS eiseealeaf, Mrs. IL q. strive.
Mrs. Il. A s9oaf, MIRA Edwin Webster,
Mrs A. z MaeCulsxy. Mrs. J. l. Wilt.