The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-13

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III cial pFepa-
- msds ~ please the guests, elegance
$50 sstainsa without osssntasion- rs
&c simplest hss become m end desired
- fAess Who entertain, - much through
80 TASTE . fancied necessity. The prin-
ke1noI event caring the week was the pink
- given b.. MrA r. A. Wing yesterday
r honor Other guest, Mrs. I. y. Peters,
- Portland { On Friday afternoon the
picnic was elaborated almost
k1e - dignity Of . rustic function in the
EDt - givenian honor Of Miss Banks BY
4 Nh Kinney and Miss Nellie Hubbard NJ
- camp bn Alki point. Picturesque
nmss In keeping with the surround.
- rounded ont the backwoods character
49, affair. which was not lessened by
1t1prefusion OF cultivated flowers strewn
dkDnk Mrs. %. Pickett gave dinner on
Loosssdsy. snd Miss Struve and Mrs.
6speed ess:h entertained . few friends
kmhneheon On Tuesday. ~ also did Mrs
nss on Thursday. The prevailing form
8mtefgsinment. however. was the picnic,
- events Of this character were very
lnnssous.
TIE 0fssosrl C1ub.
/ n Missouri Club met Friday evening
1 heard reports from the different CON-
1tses which were appointed at former
1ottne TO make arrangements for per.
pt headquarters, entertainment, etc
interest being taken by Missourians
3ssidents Of Seattle 10 evidenced by
~ bet that thirty-four new members
- ct this meeting, among them being
odp and Mrs. w. H. Brinker. Mr.. and
Nh J. II. W.,olsry and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
bslfs. Tha club will have for Its home
J. thtnre the banquet hail in the Masonic
onpls. where the first regular meeting
NJ b held Friday evening. September I.
b1ong ths~order of exercises viii be On
1dscss on Missouri: Its Resources,
scisi Features. etc., by r. J. Walker.
AIoo IN addf 30 ON the state Of Washing
- By J. L. 0rsen. The exercises will bs
ntsupsrsed fith music. refreshments and
hort talks" by the members. II Is
elsnestly des7rcd that all former residents
= Missouri how residing In Seattle and
u1einity attend the special meeting to be
IA In room. ., Dexter Horton building,
Friday evening. the 2sth instant, and Join
IAsciub, that they may participate in tneen-
jpyments of tae exercises above referred 10.
1hs following ladies aud gentlemen COM
- the membership 70 date: Mr.. and
M +. III. Lacy. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Dill
Id Nr. and Mrs. X. X. Latimer. Mr.. and
NM J. W. Han. Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Sno-
dell, Mr.. and. Mrs. }. II. Wooiery. Mr. and
Nrs. w. :. Selfc, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. H.
bsinker. Mr. and Mrs. ID. r. Nets. Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
n. Snarkmsn. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 3. Rich
srdson, Mr.. FAD Mrs. w. p. Dav. Mr. and
MA l.arris Gain. Miss Katie Nets, Miss
Lenfa Nets. Mr.. J. l.. Green, Mr.. +. h.
he1fman, Mr.. W. Miiliken, Mr.. II. r.
tAey, Mr.. HIN. Lacy. Mr.. II. J. Walker.
NJ. =. y. Baibcc, Mr.. q. 7. Stone. Mr.. X.
7. Rariden. Mr.. X. +. Barbee. Mr. r.
Foston. Mr.. J. +. Claeuc. Mr.. Henry Red
hair. Mr.. Jesse Brinkcr and Mr.. Robert
Brinker. This officers are Mr.. r. J.
Walker. president. Mr. c. II. Dillon. first
vice president. Mr.. X. X. Latimcr, second
sses preside;t: Mr.. J. l.. Green. CORE
spondhng secretary. Mr.. Larris Cain, re-
eording secretary; Mr.. III. N. Lacy, treas
sNn. Mr.. W.SMiliken. sergeant-at-arms.
Sirs. wing's Tea
The prinespal social event of the past
vssk was tic pink tea given yesterday
siiernoon from To t. by Mrs. +. A. Wing
q her residence on Harvard street, in
hocer Of h,i guest, Mrs. l. ID. Peters. Of
summer At '.r. Cummings Sunnyside cot
sasc across fac lake. but came back 20 the
tsty Tor thcsocoasion. A large number Of
invitations Ssere sent out and the attend
eaes at the reception was large. The floral
oecorationsswere beautiful. The hall Was
alsd with ssalms. rosted plants aud foli-
~. while TIE haiussrade of the staircase
vas wrcathisd with lace vines. The recep-
boa room V a. rendered bright by flowers
q ycllo~ hue. The window sill was
naked wii,i q bed Of nasturtiums. vases
He'd ~iih yellow roses stood on the piano
shd eoversi the stands and the chandelier
vas drap,si with lace vine. The prevail
nx hue oistho library MAS red. which Was
Attained ~ proiusion Of rcd carnations
ssd laoq' fminot roses in bouquets resting
saoa ~ book cases, stands and
ssosi u:e door. The dining room
vas shtrmins. the prevailing tone
es'sg rrSs. The sidcboard was banked
VITA La France roses: the man,el and ire.
Pace covered with roses. snilax. sweet
pa and foliage. The table Mas gem;
usai bowl of Ia France roses rested in
We csaier. from the chandelier draped
via srnilsx testoons of the same en-
4 al III
tie foar corners Of the table. Assisting
IN wrrg in receiving were Mrs. |. II.
ss'ss Mr.. J. ". fllkins aud Mrs. J. X.
nayasa Ms. \. Il Stewart aud Mrs.
osafss T. Carter served the tea and chose
sa's, shsle Mrs. 4. l. Terry presided over
,se paneh bowl, and Miss filSins. Miss
alns ana Mss Brown assisted in the
ssasns -eom. Invitations were sen, 10
We iois~ine ladies: Mrs Oliver Z. An
.sssoa. Mr.. /. = Anderson. Mrs. l. Il.
Aksefsssa. Mrs.. Manson r. Bsckas, Mrs.
Bacon. Mrs. J. 4. Bxillareeon. Mrs.
). esnton. Mrs. Amos Brown. Miss
sesa. Mr.. William J. blackwell. Mrs.
enss1s .Sranerd. Mrs George ". Board
An. ~ W. r. Boone. Mrs. Thomas
se'te, MS. A. ". Brookes. Mrs. Il.
arasty Basley. Miss Bell, Mrs + r.
ssAas. tMrs. W. L. BENTLEY, Mrs. Frank
sssea. Miss Reach. Miss Bessie Beach.
- Asnie Beach. Mrs. N. u. Ballard.
al. T.. Bcyden. Mr. II. Y. Bean. Mrs.
wsslids Baxter. Mrs. II. W. Barker. Mrs.
I:oyd. Mss Rass. Mrs. Frank Bell.
II; e Culver. Mrs J. Collins, Miss
ss4ns Mrs. r. J. Curtis. Mrs Arthur
49, :4ss S>xss G%ss-x. MIA GAx.