The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24

Farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Brown.
One o. the social events OF the week was the
reception TO Rev and Mrs.. Elliott ". Brown
Friday evening. July q az the residence OF
Captain and Mrs. Gilmore, .s22 second street
II was rendered By the congregation of the First
Presbyterian church, OF which Mr. Brown has
been the successful pastor for the past four
years. The residence was beautifully decorated,
and everything done 20 make the affair one 70
be happily remembered by both pastor and
people. Japanese lanterns hung at the porch
entrance. The front and back parlors se:e
decorated with cut flowers and choice ported
plants. palms AID other tropical varieties Tho
naAntei az the right Of where stood ar. and Irs.
Brown and Captain aud Mrs. Gilmore was =
InArve. il itself. Pot.ed plants covered the
hearth with background OF the left OF brsssc ca.
eBd st the right were tail holIyhockS The
alaDtel was a mass Of sweet aIyssum and La
France roses crowned in the center with TWO
immense hi.um aratum. The many shaded
yellow uasiurtlums made most effective
gsrniture for the dining room The table of
polished oak had on 1t square OF yellow plush,
and in the center q cut glass dish filed with
nasturtiums. The sidebo2rd was banked with
the same fowers
Mrs. Ely, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. o.
borne, Mrs. Meachsm. Mrs. Whittier. Mrs RAM
sey, Mn. Ballard, Mrs. Esgleston, Mrs MeCul-
Tough assisted in receiving the guests Mrs.
Hill, Mrs. Holmes. Miss Atkins, Miss Clark, Miss
Lodge and Mira Coon received the guests in the
dining room, where ice cream aud cake were
served. Mrs. Ballard, Miss Atkins. Mr.. Gill
more. Mrs. Osborne and Mr. Hill were assisted
by Mrs Bsckus. Mrs. u. n Gilman and Mrs.
Whittier ia the decorations. From until IL a
constant stream OF guests called 10 pay their
spects To the departing minister and bis wife
LaBger's orchestra added TO the pleasure of the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will leave the
adj -ha fnr WI Pr
they viii remain visiting relatives and friends
before going 10 Edinburgh. Scotland. Mr. Brown
viii remain year, where he viii take a course
in iheolagy IN the Edinburgh university.
Among those present Were: Captain and Mrs.
David Gilmore, Rev. aud Mrs Elliott W. Brown,
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. toe, Mrs. 4. J. Ely, Mr..
and Mrs. Mccullough. Dr. and Mrs. 5. 6. Hiil,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L White. Dr. and Mrs
Samuel Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs George F.
Meacham, Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, Mr. aud Mrs.
Andrew NJ. Young, Mr.. and Mrs A L Coon. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank p. Lewis, Captain and Mrs.
W. r. Ballard, Mrs D. H. Gilmore, Mrs.
John C. Cole, Dr.. and Mrs J. B. Esgleson, Mr..
and Mrs. Hurlburt. Mr.. and Mrs. George Park,
Mr. and Mrs. PARK, Mr.. and Mrs. Virtue, Mr.. and
Mrs Buckheart, Mr.. and Mrs. 0rville Espey.
Mrs Campbell, Mrs. Thorndyke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson, Mr.. William Ca houn, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. II. Whitworth Mr. and Mrs. Leander Lodge,
Mrs. savage, Mr.. W. Z. Hsgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden, Mr.. and Mrs. Bogsrdus, Mr.. Sitter, DR..
and Mrs. sturgus, DR.. and Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philo Hamiin, Rev. George r. Whitworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tudor, Mr.. and Ms. l. D. T. Smell
ton. Mr. and Mrs E. +. Whittier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben 5. Osborne, Mrs. Nyckoh, Mr.. R. Heber
Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Perret, DR.. q. Willis
Price, DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell, NJ. and Mr.. H Il.
Raser, Nj. and Mrs A. II. Harri-on, Mrs, Mich
ois. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Coming, Miss Thorn
dyke, Miss Davidson, Misses Burkheart, Miss
Meyers, Miss Mckenzie, Misses Meyers, Miss
Brown, Miss McConnaha, Miss Carlson, Miss
Stacey, Miss Atkins, Miss Snyder, Miss Clarke,
Miss Willard, Misses Ferret, Miss Bean, Miss
Personeus, Miss Lodge, Miss Graf, Miss Girls
void, Miss Campbell, NJ ss Fowle, Miss Myrtle
Rirkman, Miss Kennedy. Mr.. Irving T. Cole, Mr.
Walter Ely, Mr.. William McAdams. Mr. David
son. Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Cuthburt, Mr.. Brengan, Mr..
Gaily. Mr.. Goodpassure, Mr.. Foster, Mr.. Jones
and Mr.. Frink.