The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-17

Mas Reeds and Miss Lords Euchre
Parties Moman.x club High Tea.

Miss Reeds and Mas Lords Euchre
Parties -womsn'x Club High Tea.
Miss Emma Reed gave farewell euehre
party Monday evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. b. G. Armstrong, who leave soon
for Portland. The parlors were decorated
with pink lilies and roses. After the
game was finished elegant refreshments
were served. The first progressive prize
was awarded TO Mrs. b. c. Armstrong aud
the second to Miss Helen Cowles. DIR.
Carlyon and Mrs. Mitchell Harris won the
consolation prizes. BESIDES the guests in
honor those in attendance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Shep-
hard, Mrs. Convey, Miss Fitch, Miss
Cowies. Miss Brownies. Miss Pendergast.
Miss Tarbill, Miss Allen. Miss Hoyt. Miss
Lee. Miss Phillips Mr.. III. w. Carroll, Mr..
q. W. Ingham. Mr.. Gus Harris. Mr. ~ l..
Campbell. Mr.. W. II. Bracket. Mr.. Frank
Owlngs, Mr. T. Ii. Carlyon, Mr. +. NJ.
Gowey aud Mr.. George II. Miller.
Mrs. {. ]. Lord gave a euchre party
Saturday afternoon IN honor OF her
mother. Mrs. Reynolds. who returns 10
her home in the East shortly. The rooms
we're decorated with banks of sweet peas
and nasturtium- Mrs. Paisley won the
first prize. Mrs. O'Brien the second and
Mrs. Il. {. Armstrong captured the lone
hand prize.
The Woman's Club OF olympia gave a
high tea yesterday az the residence OF Mrs
I. -. Moore. Mrs. Rrntnali. president Of
the clgb, presided and about thirty-iivo
Iaembers were present. p0tted plants.
ivy, pansies and roses were tas;efully
arranged about the rooms and the spread
Was q delight 10 the eye 80 we'll AS To the
palate. The club was ten years and SIX
months Oil yesterday and as il grows in
years 1t keeps ike pace ia interest The
limit Of lis laembership Is fifty and that
limit has long since been reached Al the
quarterly teas o. reunions the ladies meet
for social enjoyment and conversation.
and any and all subjects may be discussed
With the exception of religion and politics.
Mr.. I, +. HolcTait and Miss Jeanne Ne
kertie we're married Sunday morning bv
Rev. T. J. Lamont. The wedding tooS
place At the Presbyterian manse and was
witnessed only by tea intimate friends
and relatives, The bride and GROOM lefs
on the morning train for Portland. M
Holcfait q assistant foreman IN the state
printing oifice, and Mrs. uoicran has
been. until her marriage. foreNo oman in
the STATE hindery Both have a hoss Of
friends MAO heartily wish them JOY and
long .de OF happiness.
Judge punhsr has returned from his
vts}t % she tar
Mrs. J. Benson Starr Is home from an
extended visit IN Oregon.
Mrs. g.. ". uopp, vile of the proprietor
~ the tHssHsan, len this week for \ visit
- friends IN Soulh Dakota.
A's- AMI Mrs. t.. :, Armstrong left sur
Say for vis.t Do the Hast. The doctor
VII represent ais state az the Auaerlcan
Heath Association which meets this
month ip Caicaeo
Nj %. a. White. accompanied by his
I've sons, Let Monday fos visit to the
World iair. My Waite wtli attend the
Sovereign Grand losjxe 81 odd FelloNs.
NJ. eas Harris hss gone 10 ChlcAga.
lace curtains ase PAIR and up Cartasn
Fe.ss a@4 trifam lnrs complele asss LARGE
me eretones, s.ik cotton and plush dran.
sf.es fds' received Max q. tlppeaaeimer
secand ana SprinS
Deposits 9. s. ans upusgygs racegress a. TIA
RHEvt ssgst Savings sauk
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