The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-19
Reception to Bishop Wells.


Reception to Bishop Wells.
Monday evening Bishop and Mrs. L. II.
Wells, of Spokane, were rendered recep-
ton at Columbian hall by Trinity church
parishiOners, assisted by the parishioners
of st. Luke's parish. Evergreens were the
decorations in the large reception room. in
the center of which Bishop and Mrs.
Wells stood. Among those present were /:
Bishop and Mrs. Wells. Rev. and Mrs.
Jefferis, Mayor and Mrs. Huson, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. p. Pritchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Cardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
NJ. Ashton, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. Foger, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly, Mr..
and Mrs. listed, Mr.. and Mrs. Durgin, Mr..
and Mrs. Bonser, Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Ham
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daley, Mr.. and Mrs. Landell, Mr..
and Mrs. A. X. Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ker-
shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingersoll. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanscom. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garretson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Tarbell,
Mrs. DeWolf. Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Doland,
Mrs. Dorman, Mrs. White, Mrs Maynard.
Miss Hail, Miss Gertie Holt, Miss Amy
Hall, Miss Mabel Garretson, Miss Carrie
Hammond. Miss Williams, Miss Mary
Williams, Miss Folger. Miss Ward, Miss
Sue Ward. Miss Lithgow. Miss Kittle
Lithgow, Miss DeWolff, Miss Davis, Miss
Young, Miss Paliies, Miss AIDA Pallies,
Miss Frances Whitcomb, Miss Wade. Miss
Shumway. Miss Sherman, Miss Fuller,
Miss Fay Fuller. Miss Daley. Miss Ker-
shaw. Miss Mabel Kershaw, Miss Ferriss,
Miss Dolly Ferriss, Miss Hanscom, Miss
Van Rensselaer,, Miss Eastwood, Miss
Maynard, Miss Maynard. Miss Mcdonald,
Dean Apologize, British Vice Consul AL
exander, Mr.. Maynard, Mr.. J. lie. B. john
son, Mr.. Hedrich, Mr.. Day. Mr. Young,
Mr.. Murray. Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Mattingly,
Mr.. Jacobs, Mr.. Hewitt, Mr.. Butler, Mr..
Parsons. Mr.. Hayes, Mr.. Richmond, Mr.
Wilson, Mr.. Kershaw. Mr.. Ramsdell Mr..
Garretson. Mr.. II. Garretson, Mr.. Sher-
man, Mr.. BabcOck.
WOman's Worlds Fair Club.
Sixty-five dollars will be expended bv
the Ladies' Worlds Fair Club, of this city,
for TeninO sandstone vase. A conspicu-
Gus place for the vase will be selected in
front Of the Woman's International build
ing to be occupied by this contribution to
the beautifying features of the grounds.
Mrs. Houghton has promised to secure
one pottery and one granite vase at Spo-
kane, and she is of the opinion that she
can have Seattle ladies arrange to con.
tribute another. These vases are to take
the place of granite columns, which Mrs.
Houghton originally volunteered to donate
for the woman's building. Mrs. William
Biglow's design for the Tacoma contribu-
ton contempiates a hemispherical vase
with base smaller than the bowl and with
acanthus leaves reaching from the center
OF the base to the rim of the bowl. The
ladies of the Tacoma club will meet again
next week to meet Mrs. Alice Houghton.
of Spokane. The local art league is CO.
operating with the ladies in securing some
dainty decorated china for the woman's
department at the fair. A further effort
will be made to have the school exhibit q
creditabe one.
Cupids and Crimson Hearts.
The Washington Guards entertained
their friends at very pretty dancing
party Tuesday. st. Valentines evening.
Dainty little crimson hearts with old time
sayings in golden letters with many little
cupids covered the walls. The pro.
grarnmeS also were of crimson-heart.
shaped, with quotations inscribed on the
reverse side. About sixty young people
were present. Many pretty and dainty
costumes were worn. Miss Fay Fuller re-
ceived the guests. The chaperon of the
evening was Mrs. Copeland. Miss CALI
her furnished the music. Among the
merry dancers were Miss Helen COPELAND
Miss O'Neill. Miss Maud O'Neii. Miss
Carrie Hammond, Miss Hattie Campbell
Miss Allen, Miss Reed. Miss Manion.
Miss Garretson. Miss Leighter. Miss
Helen. Miss Rice. Miss Bird, Miss o. Brien.
Miss Pearl Hunt, Mr.. Richmond. Mr..
Rice. Mr.. O'Brien. Mr.. Reed, Mr.. Fuller.
Mr.. Rapier. Mr.. Comerford Mr.. Walsh.
Mr.. Cushing, Mr.. Hawkins. Mr.. Manion.
Mr.. Quiet, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Baker. Mr..
Chandler, Mr.. Day. Mr. Drum, Mr.. Bar
ton, Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Cole.
Fanny Paddock Hospital Entertainments.
Thursday evening. under the auspices of
the First Congregational church, the pa
tien;s at Fannie Paddock hospital enioyed
songs by Mrs. Marvin, Mrs Haliock. Mis-,
Confare and Mr.. J. LeB. Johnson, Miss Full
Ter and Miss Bengel acting as accompan-
lists. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sloan and Miss Savage
favored the convalescents with character
sketches and Rotations, and remarks were
made by the Rev. Messrs. A. q. Loder.
Hal!ock and Nevins.
In st. Valentines Honor.
Mrs. Iaoriskie gave progressive hearts
party Valentine eve. There were fiftv
ladies present. The prizes were appropri-
ate. being unique and beautiful, reminders
OF 81. Valentine, and were won by Mrs.
II. c. Potter, Mrs. c. Ii. Marble and Mrs.