The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-17
nuIIET SOCIAL WEEK.
=. Neem Reception the Prin-
cipal Event.
=, ING LADIES INSTITUTE BALL.
s.-.~s Affernoen Card Parties and
Issehesns-outing Parties Beoon-
ing Fewer and Fewer.

~
ing Fewer and Fewer.
he psst week In society has been COM
~.vsfsysly quiet. The principal event
1900 The smart set was the reception OF
- md urs. Meem on Tuesday evening,
..ssrh vas followed by dancing by the
$3.50 r~opls. The most brilliant and
1900 affair was the ball given on FRI
49, svs,,lng at Rankc's hall by the Young
1890 Institute. Besides these there
- several small card parties and
,n.rheoas. mostly Of an informal charse-
- Among these were Mrs. Perkins
h,sh ave party and Mrs. Colver's lunch
- an Thursday afternoon and Mrs.
r,..itan,s at home on the same
.versng. Hrs. Donworth's euchre party on
r5dsv afternoon and Mrs. Shepard's
laa<Aeon on Wednesday afternoon. Out
- rarties are growing fewer and fewer,
- principal one last week being that
gsyen last evening BY Miss Mcknight. OF
coming events the opening OF the Seattle
athletic Club on Friday evening and the
t..tinx tourney and coronation bali on tho
esh promise TO be leading social func-
ions
Mr.sMeem's Evening Reception.
On Tuesday evening an evening recep-
fion was vsyen by Gen. and Mrs. Gilbert s.
geem At their residence. No. 1873 Seneca
s,s<et Tie apartments were handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Large num-
hers Of palms occupied the hall. white
assers and dahsias gave the tone to the re-
cepsion room cornstalks and sun1owers
formed the decoration of the dining room.
which was used for dancing. while in the
library, where supper was served, the pre-
yali1ng color was pink. borrowed from
large numbers OF hydrangeas. roses, car
nations, sweet peas and shaded lights. An
extra room was formed by enclosing the
'front.' veranda With rugs. and il was illu-
Minated By eolored lamps. In the smok-
lDg rooms upstairs several whist tables
were occupied. The reception lasted from
7:30 TO 10 o'clock, after which several of
the younger people who assisted the host
ess 10 entertaining the guests remained TO
dance for few hours. Mrs. Meem was
assisted In receiving by Miss Meem, Mrs.
George i. Gund and Mrs. c. s. Clark, re-
rntly of Baltimore. Others who assisted
IL entertaining the guests were: Mrs.
Frank 0sgood, Mrs. A. T. MacCulsky,
Mrs. A. Fiskin, Mrs. Charles Rolling,
Miss Fnrth. Miss Graves. Miss Struye.
Mas Wrestling and Miss ssedman.
M. W. NJ. Miles and Mr. George +. Fay
srtsd rs ushers. Those invited were:
Nj. and Mrs. A. II. Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Thurman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jsnss Readman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lntzy, Mr.. and Mrs fraak Wrestling.
NJ and Mrs. Job T. Lyon. Mr.. ana Mrs
" MeMeken. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Gag
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Kellogg, Mr.. aud
Mrs l.. l.. Sanford. SIR and Mrs. w. III.
H. Green, Capt. aud Mrs. +. 8. DeWolfe,
Gen. aud Mrs. j. b. MeEalle, Mrs. Turner,
Dir. and Mrs. T. Il. Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. J.. Crawford Gen. and Mrs. c. w.
Turner, Mr.. aud Mrs. John f. Fay, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Agen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Yeason. Mr.. and Mrs. David kellogg,
Rev. and Mrs. ID. G. Garrett. Hr. and
Mrs. W. I'll. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
o. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Gund. Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Lewis. Mr.
aud Mrs, Roscoe Drummond. Mrs. Selmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. J, w. Filkins, Rev. and Mrs.
Alex Alison. Mr.. and Mrs. William Par
cons. Judge and Mrs. T. A. Garrett. Mr..
AID Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pohndortf,
Mrs. Piper Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Spencer,
Col. and Mrs. g. o. Halter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Nc chicken. Mr.. and Mrs. George
il. Hebron, MFR. and Mrs. NJ. Hurd.
Hon. and Mrs. John Leary, Mr.. and Mrs.
X c. Sradwiek, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Hilton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nellie, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II Ktiinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Englebrecht. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauren lngles, Mrs. Hunt, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Yandell. Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Pot
vim, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ +. Backus. Mr.. and
Mrs W. .. Farr. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Forrest. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Catiin.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mr.. aud
Mrs. G. /. Conover, Mr.. aud Mrs. f. A.
hrout. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph shipper, Mr..
and Mrs Il. G. Washhurn. Mr.. aud Mrs.
George ouinhy. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Tyler,
Mr. ahd Mrs. j. ". Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ, Danston. Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Il. Sted.
man, Mrs. Stedmap. Or. and Mrs. Clarence
snlih, Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Preston. Mr..
aud Mrs. ]. Il. Calf. Mrs, Barker. Mr.. aud
Ms. Il. A. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs David
baxseF. Mr.. and Mrs. f. IL. osg0od. Mr..
ana Mrs. +. W Price. Mr.. and Yrs. J. d.
laEman, Dr. aud Mrs q. A. RaMson. Mrs.
Norton, Mr. and Mrs John Tenuey. Mr..
aaa Mrs. AcEwen, Mr.. ]. NJ, Stroui, Mr..
sad Mrs. + < NeuteldeT. Nj and Mrs.
Y, F. SkLlings Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
seser. MIR aud Mrs Charles W.
saSadsFs Mr. and Mrs Charles r.
sssiard, Judge aud Mrs Thomas Burke,
~ and Mrs III. C. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tack A. Eel. Mr. and Mrs. J Albert
!!askson, Mr.. snd Mrs. J. Il. Hal. Mr. and
IN Thomas Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Erastns
hsa'neFd, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Alhertson.
sasse snd Mrs II. q. Struve. Mr.. and
A's George e. Carter. Ms. ard Mrs. Al
,,ea anderson. pr and Mrs. Montgomery
sasssll, Mrs. =. /. Russell. Mr. and
;su HoSard Joslyn. Mr.. and Mrs.
,,sRaa NJ Wrestling, Judge and Mrs.
a. .. Bond, Ns. aud Mrs. 4. NJ
!, proxies. Mr.. and Mas. H. r. Whitney.
~, aud Mrs, ]. +. Crichton. Mr.. aud
MS. A. +. MeCalsky. Mrs Freeman. Mr..
ess Mss Chapman :. clark. Mr. aad Mrs.
- H. Rollins. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
,,,essF, Nr. and Mrs. George Donworsh.
= ~ and Mrs Archie Fisken. Mr. and Mrs.
sSfk, Nj and Mrs. Charles L. Whlt,lssey,
80 and Mrs. Tracy Robertson. Mr and
= "a " :. Relic, Mr.. sud Mrs.A-P. Hal. IT..
e and Mrs. W II. Wilson. Miss Young.
: - Aoerehead. Miss Graves, Miss Hunt,
s.sS se,neS, Miss Jones. Miss Fllkins.
sis Alison. Mss Personnel. Miss Hop
, !, Alss Spencer. Miss Mcclellan. Miss
1ssS. Miss fotVsn. Miss Furth. Miss
cse8Etan Mss : rnssta 49,. Egtss,. Ma.A.~