The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07

/ e. ~ 03sEas HHBAANS Tt11AAsg tSE4alIE
ru,lesie in the point OF artistic finish
x.s that given ct Mrs. l.. W. sackman's.
saocLe0ns inuumerable occupied the time
4 the society ladies', and some OF them
s<re exceptionally choice affairs. The
Hkrary societies are beginning TO meet for
.zatsial Improvement. and the outlook is
/ tsss the coming winter will be both pleas
xrsbss and profitable.
MIRA Green's Morning Musicale.
Last Thursday morning Mrs. w. II. H.
e-een gave at her inviting home one Of
rcss interesting social affairs OF the sea-
,on. II Was morning musicale done In
Eosish style. and the invitations were
xuoss unanimously accepted. One hun
ard and twenty-five ladies found them
ss,yes the delighted guests. The drawing
nom. library aud dining room. opening
mo the large hall. gave one the peaceful
sa4 delightful impression OF an autumn
zsy flied with sunshine. This impression
sas intensified by thoughtful friends Of
Mr.. Green, who had brought masses Of
susumn leaves and autumnal flowers. with
which the house was most charmingiy
1ecorased. The sun himself shone In all a
&8tE ltf1 AsVAF sAt ssfk1 INsOfb
a the red and gold leaves which hung in
clusters or crooped in tempting branches
siong the walls. yelling the pictures and
disclosing the books which arrayed them
selves along the way. evidences OF the daily
life OF the occupants of this happy home.
Mrs A. T. Mitten and Mrs. r. ID. Schuy-
Ter opened the programme by brilliant
pisno duet, ballet music from Donna
Dana, which was followed by Mrs. q. A.
c. Rochester in because Of Thee" Mrs.
Rochester. whose rich and beautiful voice
il welt known to oil lovers or music, sang
10 her unaffected and finished manner this
nsxzo-soprano ballad, which elected much
applause Mrs. w. III. WhittIesey sang,
AJAX What Thou Witt" by DE Koyen.
Her vibrant and touching voice, 50 full
and clear, so responsive and true. found
It's echo 10 the hearts OF ali present With
3 divine gift in her exquisite voice. Mrs.
Nhittlesey is able 10 give the greatest
pleasure 10 all who hear her. The encore
which gave rise 20 her next solo. II Am
Content" was reiterated again and again.
.Eorpidden Music" by Miss Bray, was
beautifully rendered, and 10 a tremendous
sneore she sang a piquant little song.
@Wed Better Kiss and PART" which was
given with archness and spirit Inter
spsrsh among the songs. like dewdrops
sn blooming roses. were pretty selections
On mandollns aud guitars, by the Misses
Corey, Miss Clark and the Misses Stone.
Mr. Engelhard more than added to the
seecess OF the occasion by his accompaui-
asnfs. which were accurately and charm
iaely done. After the musicale was over
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guests by eight young ladies who were all
fssed in dainty gowns OF white. The ex-
eaisite programmes were done in white
sad gold, and handed by young friend
1ewned in Kate Grecnaway style. After
shese two hours Of unalioyed pleasure the
friends found themselves, strengthened by
TIE refreshments and elevated by the
nusc. saying goodby with sense OF
fsgTet
Reception by Rev. and Mrs. =. H. Ford
One Of the social events in Methodist
circles during the past week was the re-
espuon given the pastors OF the Methodist
Episcopal churches Of the city and vlcin-
isy aud their wives by Rev. and Mrs. I. II.
Ford at their residence IN North Seattle,
Friday evening. assisted by Mrs. W. A.
Stewart, Miss Mabel James. Miss Lydia
nankle. Miss Mollie Ford aud Mr.. Fred
", Hoyi. The evening was delightful.
Tie attendance large and the occasion eu-
ieYAblc. Those present were: Rev. aad
Mrs. D. f. Blaine. Rev. A. Atwood. Rev.
sad Mrs. ". A. Shankan. Rev. and Mrs.
" 7. Ford, Rev and Mrs. NJ. A. Coving-
Ion, Rev. aud Mrs. Spragae Davis. Rev.
sad Mrs III. H. Wadsworth, Rev. and
Mrs T. r. McNullen, Rev. and Mrs h
r Hayward, Rev. y i. TedFiek, Rev. aud
Mrs. G. H. Feese, of Tacoma; Rev. and
Mr.. Robert Hatfield. Rev. aud Mrs. A. J.
]. Edwards. Father James Adams, always
sfAv0rise among Seattle Mathodtsts; Miss
Mamie CoviHgtan. of Olympia: Miss h.
ecker. OF Centralta; Miss Title Atwood.
Mss Lorna MeMullen. Asss Dora Me-
Mullen. Mrs ". A. Stewart, Miss Mattel
lames. Miss Lydia nankie, Miss Noble
foFa. Mr.. Fred ". Hoyt aud the Misses
Aainsjd The hours were spent in social
soayeTsatloa. strengthening "thc ties that
bind" re.reshments were served and.
siseE s.agias and being led in an appso-
rssase prayer by the Rev. A. Atwood. one
e iae veterans. she company dispersed.
feeling hoS good aud pleasant IL Is 70
sse4t toSetncF IA unity.
Mrs. jain LeAry's W htse Iunehean-
Mrs John LsAry gave select white
snneAsea last Friday in honor Of Mrs
iaaa /. Hayden aad Miss Blanchard, tue
@sssr Of santa Paula, Cal. The deceras
nsas acre unique, aud reelected the ex-
saisl.e taste 81 the charming hostess.
smiiax, anemo8e and white carnations
saFlshed the raoms, table and service. the
isasare oi sae sable being table scarf done
u saste syAss llue. Mrs. Leary's guests
ssFs Mrs. JOAN l. Hayden. Mrs 4. L.
Perry. Ms. M. J. CAskee&. Mrs. James L.
hsy&ea. Mrs George II. Hrlloron. Mrs.
kAsigs HFa.uera. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller. Mrs
4. !. NeEWaa. Mrs. ]. +. Mcknight.
~. T. y, Kellogg. MIS-. John Dlae1es, OF
kAl0ssg. Or. Mrs. Gsorxe q. Lyon. Mrs
{. NJ. Anderson, Mrs. ". T. Forrest. Miss
LAssse he logE aud Miss blanchard
Mrs. Ciaud rreup's naaelng Party.
Mrs Cisud TFoup gave ere Of the pleas
aassas dancing parties of the season last
tfsiav eysaiug Al her reStdeDoe IA " Ala
Mas addition. The guests wsre received
% Mr.. Isoun and her sister. Mss Mamie
aasSias. 81 poFuand Amoas those pres
sat ueEv; Csut. aud Mrs. Claaa IFeoA
~ sad Mrs Prank tsoodhue Mr.. and
"a VII &. Ogapman. Mr.. and Mrs. aAaa
aaSoss. Ar. snd Mrs. Harry Cam,
~ And Mrs.. A. Kemp. Mr.. snd Mrs. y.
=. = lar, Ar. and Mrs. " sliiAm CaTxee<,
ard Mss. Harry Carroll Miss hAsy
sesaan, Mss stella Coagtls. Mss Ida
rasaa. o. Everett. Miss Mamie iiarSans,
:. teftl2aa. Miss Belle hssslng. q NslsS
@a4A; A4ss BESSIE keaaax, Mss sene
sssassOa. Mis-. Eta Little. Mss Nellie