The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-20

A. r. Mitten, Mrs. Charles II. Kittin-
ger. Mrs. Bailey Gafzerf. Mrs. Frank
kinbsl. Mrs. c. L. Webs. Mrs. J. c.
Haines. Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs.. II. G.
Shields. Mrs. Edwin Strout. Mrs. Tayior.
Miss Anderson, Mrs. Il. c. Seuseider,
Nine. Asnfsider. Mrs. John G. Scnrry.
Mrs. Thomas Shepard. Mrs John C. Resd-
man. Ars- Thomas u. Reed, Mrs- Mont
gomesy Russell. Nine. R1sseii. the Misses
Russell. Mira f. l. Terry, Mrs Robert
u. Hopkins, Mrs. j. b. Darbin. Mrs. H.
=. Fay. Miss Fay, Miss Essesle Wyckoff.
Mn. Mac Wilmaus, Nine. Wiimans. Mrs.
~ M. Hurd. Miss Hurd, Mrs. John 8.
hsoeoer. Miss Liyengood, Mrs. David
kellogg. Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. r. u. Spar
Ling and the Misses sparling.
Hrs. streuts Tea
The tea at the residence of Mrs. z. A.
ctrout, on Marion street, on Monday
afternoon was an elegant affair. Is wss
gwen BY Mrs. Sfrout and Mrs. Frank Tay-
ior IN honor OF Miss Anderson, Of Van
coayer barracks, who Is visiting Mrs
sfrout The decorations. while not elaiio-
rate. were artistically beautiful. A warm
hued welcome greeted the guests in the
hall, which was filed with ported palms.
hoilyhocks, peoples and Jacqueminot
roses. Heiiotrope and white was the pre-
vailing tone in the parlor. which was
decorated with heiiotrope, asters, mignon-
cite and sweet peas. banked on the man.
tells and window sills and hanging in bas-
kets on the walls. In the library. " here
the punch bowl stood. were banks Of mas
turtiums and marigolds. and in the dining
room delicate pink hue was obtained By
profusion of la France roses and the
tinted light Of wax tapers in silver can
delabra. Mrs. Strcut was assisted In receiv-
Ing by Mrs. Frank Taylor and Miss Ander-
son. Mrs. A. E. MacCuIsky, Miss DE Wolfe.
Miss Struve, Miss Graves. Miss Fur tn,
Miss Matter, Miss Sparkling and Miss
Russell assisted in entertaining the guests
and Miss Fay and Miss Stedman presided
at the tea table. The list of invited guests
Is as follows: Mrs. II. @. Bond, Mrs.
Charles Hopkins. Miss Hopkins, Mrs. ].
w. Edwards. Miss Edwards. Mrs. T. NJ.
Reed. Mrs. w. A. Harrington. Mrs. G. III.
Parker. Mrs. b. Hazleton. Mrs. George III.
Heiiason, Mrs. B. G. Piper, Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. J. c. Cole. Mrs. II. A. Conant. Mrs.
j. y. Conant, Miss Wyckoh. Mrs w. L.
Gazzsm. Mrs. @. O. Halter. Miss Halter,
Mrs. J. @. scurry. Mrs. H. III. Lewis, Mrs.
A. w. Engie. Mrs. George Carter, Miss
Jones. Mrs. +. O. Graves. Miss Graves,
Mrs. NJ. r.. Backus, Mrs. George B. Kit.
finger, Mrs. Lauron Ingels, Mrs. Web
ster. the Misses Munday. Mrs. Frank
Kimbali, Mrs. James Mcknight. Miss
Mcknight, Miss Slocum. Mrs w. L.
Boone, Mrs. +. K. Sander, Mrs. A.
Z. Alden, Mrs. Frank Hanford.
Mrs. ]. r. Mcdonald, Mrs. w.
r. Boyd, Mrs. III. r.. Whitney,
Mrs. II. III. Whitner, Mrs. C. Hogan. Mrs.
w. +. Hogan. Mrs. Charles II. Kittinger.
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Morehead, the Misses,
Russell, Mrs. NJ. Russell. Mrs. ]. f. Pratt,
Mrs. g. w. Saunders, Mrs. A. ]. Fiskin,
Mrs. A. Il. MacCulsky. Mrs. J. r. Gait.
Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs. A. III. Ander-
son, Mrs. g. 8. Meem, Miss Meem, Mrs.
George II. Gund. Mrs. s. w. Clark, Mrs.
Jackson, Mrs. J. p. Fay. Mrs. G. T. Como
yer, Mrs. c. J. Smith, Mrs III. Clay Ever
sole, Mrs. M. J. Carkeek. Mrs. Thomas r.
Shepard. Mrs. w. II. Taylor, Mrs. Will
liam j. Grambs, MI rs. w. r. Forrest. Mrs.
+. w. Sparkling. the Misses Sparkling, Mrs.
A. b. Stewart, Mrs. Henry q. Fay, Miss
| Fay. Mrs. C. T. Tyler, Mrs. X. c.
| Washbnrn. Mrs. Samuel Rumsey. Mrs.
| Spencer. Miss Spencer, Miss Mcclellan
Miss Annie Mather. Miss Mather
| Mrs 8. r. De Wolfe, Miss DE
Wolfe, Mrs. c. +. whittlesey, Mrs
Stewart f. Smith, Mrs. c. NJ. sheafe. Mrs
w. T. Preston, Mrs. ID. n. Baxter. Mrs. A.
| Barker, Mrs. Il. A. Brown. Mrs. G. III
Rollins. Miss Thompson. Mrs. George
| Thompson. Mrs. George Donworth, Miss
| Quimby, Mrs. Charles Power, Mrs. +. III
| osgood. Miss Arquit. Mrs. s. Baxter. Mrs
| A. NJ Brookes, Miss Brookes, Mrs. Sitton
| Mrs. j. w. Filkins. Mrs. George q. Lyon
| Mrs. Thomas Green. Mrs. T. NJ. Daulton
Mrs. NJ. MeMicken. Mrs. NJ. L.
Ellis, Miss Henry. Mrs. l.. B. Sted
man. Miss Stedman. Mrs. ID. h.
stedman, Mrs. Job r Lyon, Mrs. J.
H. Hayden. Mrs. ii. c. Henry, Mrs j. w
| Gregory, Mrs. T. c. Neufelder, Mrs. L. r.
| Dawson. Mrs. w. III. Humphrey, Mrs
| J. G. Haines, Mrs. James Readman
| Miss Readman. Mrs. u. c. Garrett
| Miss Tarbell, Mrs. III. q. Sfruve, Mis-,
| Strive, Mrs J. &. Grasse, Mrs u. III. Gil.
| man, Mrs. Wilson. Miss Wilson, Mrs. De
l. Harbaugh. Miss Hurd, Mrs. NJ NJ
| Hurd. Mrs. II. V. Il. Stacy, Miss Fiikins
Mrs. Howard Joslyn, Mrs NJ Il. Mad.
| docks. Mrs H. r. Shields Mrs. ]. r. Hoyt
Mrs. r. II. Alhertson, Mrs. David kellogg
Mrs. A. p. Hill. Mrs. Joseph Mcknight,
Mrs. Selmes. Miss Seimes. Mrs. Erastus
Brainerd, Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. s.
Frauenthai Mrs. J. h. Matcaife. Miss
Boarman. Mrs. W. IL. II. Green, Miss
Clara Roberts, Mrs. George w. Bacon,
Mrs. A. r. Mitten, Miss Compton, Mrs.
Thomas b. Hardin. Mrs. +. NJ. Carr. Mrs.
T. r. Fleming. Mrs. J. +. Temple. Mrs. T.
NJ Anderson. of Vancouver; Mrs. W f.
Butler, of Everett; Mrs. w. A. Peters, Mrs
Wrestling Mrs. Frank Wrestling. Mrs III.
A. Noble. Mrs. l.. 5. J. Hunt, Mrs Jacob
L. Terry. Mrs. Edwin Hughes.
The "street Car" Party.
The most fashionable event of the pas,
week was the street car party given NJ
Ranke's hall Friday evening. Although
full-dress function. il was q hard times
subscription ball. the arrangement being
that dancing should commence early and
cease shortly before the last cars left the
city. The object was 70 avoid the expense
of carriages. and thus enable the young
men who are working on diminished saIa-
ries 70 take part in the affair. All that
was aimed at MAS most successfully accom-
plished. for which credit Is due 10 DIR. w.
!. Baird and Mr.. George ID. kittinger. Who
were the principal movers in getting up
the party. A large crowd OF the principal
personaEes in society came early, and the
enjoyment was such that they quit re-
luetanflv A modest but sleeautlv-seryed