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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05
A Juvenile MAY Dav Dance.

The hearts of the little children or so
ciety homes have throbbed with excite
ment for many days in anticipation OF
tho May-day dancing fete held last Fri
day evening At Ranke's hall II was 70
be "A grand terpsichorean event and great
preparat Ions for lovely toilets had been
made hy msmmas. and even 9apas were
on the qui vive TO witness so charming 4
celebration. The hall had not been dec
Grated but II presented q brilliant appear
ance with its glowing lights glistening
across polished floor. The stage was
arranged for the musicians. whore an
orchestra discoursei inspiring selections
that % the delighted listeners seemed a
delicate web through which enchanting
dreams were woven throughout tho hap
py night. Shortly after 5 o'clock the cal
lerfes we're crowded with invited guests
and also every Inch OF space around the
haU Promptly at $50 the splendid
strains OF fav0riia march broke upon
the eager. waiting ears and through tho
doors appeared the beautiful procession
or 90 children. keeping in perfect stop
with the music and Unerr3ugly going
through the various intricate evollttous
% the famous grand maDch Ths leaders
were two llttle tots and 8 years old
Ethel AcGinniss and G%rtie CottStetn.
and with the quaintsst dignity and un-
ruffied composure they led thu long lines
As they marched and Counterrnare had
about the large ball continuous applause
broke from the delighted bchoiders. Tor a
fairsr scene was never hooked upon. u
was more like a vast garden of exot8-s
swAyipg in the summer wind Two hun-
drod children IN ages from 5.a up 90 Il.
the girls in exquisite toilets the boys IN
stylish suits and III gloves and all hearts
were captured ~ rhe grace and precision
% their movements There We're four
teen numbers on the dainty iStJIe pre-
grammes and IL was enchanting q be-
hold the supple movements and airy grace
with which many OF the Intricate move
rl@nts were interpreted. from dreamy
wattz 20 stately minuet. all ny Joyous
children. whose glowing cheeks ana vapt
expression told now intensely they were
enjoying their oWa graceful and health
fui accom- piiShment. l. was all fasCfuAf-
sng and fail Of rare magnetism and lis
memories, 10th for children and parents
will be % lasting fragrance Among
those present whose children p8rties-
mated and ofher guests were Or. and
Mrs u. Z. Garrett. Mr.. jacob FurgA and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs r, l.. Terry and
children. Mr.. sn1 Mrs. HcuTy FuhvmaH.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ". pvos>h. Mr. am Mrs
MrCsinulSs. Mr.. ard Mrs H. e. Henry
Mr. and Mrs Nadeau. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Rea. Mt and Mrs. PantiJEs. Mr.. and Mrs
Parkhurst. Mr. and Mrs John ScnrArn
Mr. and Mrs. Eversole. Afr. and Mrs. \
C,ttstefn. Mr.. Joseph NJ Glasgow and
lasias Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Mr. and Mrs
E3,-nstfe Capt. ard MIS-. Ballard Mr
and Mrs. l. 3. SteWart. M and MIS-
Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. H!osarc, Dr. a&ad
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. z. A sirout returned home last
Tuesday.
Mrs, W. II. Gibbons Is here visiting
Mr. and Mrs IT, T.. Reli returned to
Leavenworth asst Wednesday.
Mr. W. A. pickey, Of Monte~ano, has
teen visiting In this city for week.
Mrs T. g dIughes left last Friday on
the steamer waila Waila for San Fran
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs Lee De yries left for Cal
ifornia last Friday. 10 be absent three
weeks.
Miss Run gave q chndren's class r.
cital al the old Rainier hotel yesterday
afternoon.
T.he wornen.s Gunf 81 81 Clements
Episcopal church held a church fair last
WefIFes STAY.
Miss Aitce Pratt. a tourist on the way
20 san FrRncieco, was guest OF ~. w.
Pratt during the week.
Mr.. Frank B. Ingersoil. who has been
Past Tor two months. returned last FRI
day on the Waiia Waila-
Miss Alice Goldsmith. % Portland. - n
quest ~ Mr. and Mrs. =. G. Neufei8er.
she wln remain another week.
sir and slrs. + W. Andrsgw havs
changed their readezlce from ITO Ihir-
feonth - rect 20 queen Anne hhi.
Mr. ard Mrs James y. Hoge. Jr.. LETT
~ the Waua Walia last Friday for "a two
weeks pleasure trip IN California
The lafies of the Asbgry " r. church
TIE souvenirs were dainty art plaques.
w~u Nelson Farley anf her Two
Hsunhfers have returned from keDton.
where they were the guests OF ArS. 81.
- Shearsr.
Mas TIzzie Jaw Richardson enjoyed a
pleasans visit during the past week with
her father Major ~. ~. Echars1son. at
Thorp. Wash.
Miss Gertrude Hanna an9 1r. and Trs.
Ava Clover Salmon. 81 Tacoma. made up
4 t.or party at the Seattle fheater last
Monday evening.
Mrs r. j 4ir@s has returned home from
san Fvamefsco wHere Stlc 'lss@ .ns~n visit
sas- fgar grandson Mr.. q. F. Ffaresell. for
the past Ew0 months
N~a l. ~feho1@ who has be~n a
sv,5esf - her son. Eeg. J. r. kichnir for
sqsrass months past, returned 70 fSr h0Fne
H. F.oefgy last wednesday.
wr ard Mrs Erastus Brsinsrd enter
tsfnssf SIR ~ r Forrest. Sir. 5. J. chad
ak au8 Nr Marx Red n a FefActas
Naaters' box party last Tuesday evening.
pev ". a. Ssanklin. who took rying
49,, 10 San Francisco on the steamer
"a .Ha WaHa. returned On fh@ same
sfeaTasv- last Friday and WI occupy his
pulpit today.
Nrs Rase Winkier gave her husband.
sf~ F'raa Wlukier a pleasant SssrFf -
rs4rfy sunday. April -. a. the family resi-
der,ss4 So East street. About hfty guests
~ers present
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Mr. Jean Kelly cfsscIatezf 50 hess rssn-
Only tbs immediate friessts ansi relatives
~ TIE C.aasrscSIng parties were present
Csastiy gifts. After congratulations had
bean offered refreshments were served
ant , most enjoyable evening followed
AR. and Mrs. NanrsSSAu viii leave TIA
city on MONDAY for Washington city.
where Nr. MsnEAsSau has received IN
a1pointrse<t n ono % TIE governmental
departments, The hrst wishes % many
friends 80 with sfr. aSrs Mrs. Mannassau
20 her new horne."
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Mrs. RadcIIne.- Whist Party.

Mr.. and Airs W W Radcliffe gave a
progressive whist party at their resi-
de2ce last Monday evening In honor ~
Mrs Malotts. sister Of Mrs. IT. e. Au-
gustlne. The nrst prize a silver hou-
Quet holder. vas won by Mrs. Angus
tine and The consolation prize. TFilby
pin. by Mrs. Malotte. At midnight a
dainty supper vas served. Those pres
ent We're. Mrs. Malo1te. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy F. Smith. Col. and Mrs. I. d. Nc
Cutcheon. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Angus
tine. Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Fox. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. FRANK Hansel. DIR. and Mrs II.
u. Kline. Hon. and Mrs ]. w McDon-
nell and Mrs r. 81. Pistolesi. OF san
Francisco
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The singing Marching TArosiga tieorgs4-'
~ al present wzs hearty AMI impressive.
Seven sar-oia EsanS Garle ara SEass
EGr1 responded with rec8tassaas- Mss
H@-k1ess reeltea &C f-igtle Brown Bat
tons Hiss M~M slian sang Yes. Let Ne
Like 4 Soldier EaH." and Miss Atkinson
also eutsrkA.ae5 Win music. STORIES and
war "reminiscences were plenty and enEa--
fsaRlns- J. e R2SsdorpA relatei an sx-
peraence with Arkansas Ku-Kiux. A. ~.
Rent made a patriotic address. and :. r.
Street also contributed TO The orateEical
efforts Of The evening. State Senator
Range made humorous address ard II.
:. kesae closed with tribute 20 tbs cid
soldiers
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Budlong birthday Party.

Capt and Mrs. George +. Buihong. Of
s0i Columbia street, gave a birthday str
prise party last Wednesday evening IN
honor OF their son Claude. 4 pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present and
Claude was the recipient OF many hand
some presents. The guests present were.
DIR ana Mrs. Gay. MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Bailey. Mfr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey. Mr..
and Mrs. Blnkins Mr.. and Mrs. Heimer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Browne. Mr. and Mrs, KIM
ball. MIR. and Mrs. Greenwood. Airs.
Densmore, Mrs. Walsworth, Mrs. George.
Miss Sintz Capt.and Mrs. Budlong. Claude
Gale, Miss Peckenpaugh, Mrs. Breton.
Mrs. Martells. Mr.. and Mrs. Ridell.
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Mrs. Thomas Burke's Party.

The agreeable talk among Seattle's best
society during the week just closed was
about the one thousand and one pleasures
enjoyed by all those fortunate enough 10
be present at the very select and bril-
lAntly successful party given by Mrs.
Thomas Burke az her residence last Mon
day evening. Society in It's strictest sense
has had It's sacred portals hermetically
closed for so long that their reopening
under such favorable auspices and By
such "A charming and accomplished hostess
proved an event Of more than ordina ~
interest I'm which everybody took an In
terest and caused many elaborate prep
arations and displays 10 be made in point
or gowns and jewels on the part OF the
ladies invited 10 attend The results,
however. justified both cost and labor
Not a ripple rnarred the manifold pleas
ures Of the eversing. anticipations were
more than realized. everybody" was
there. handsome gowns enhanced the
charms OF handsome women, bright
jewels WED with brighter eyes and with
enchanting surroundings the air redolaut
with perfumes of many flowers and
dreamy waltz music intoxicating all the
senses. the scene was one that beggars
description and will live pleasantly in the
memory Of all fin attendance for its bril-
Nancy and the quiet ease and elegance
that characterized the affair throughout.
The hallway. drawing room and library
with their neatly waxed floors. were
given over 70 the dancers. the stringed
orchestra being eugconced IN a corner OF
the ante-cbamber. Dogwood. wild cherry
blossoms and the flower of the laurel fur.
ntshed the groundwork for strIldngiy
rustic decorations In the various rooms.
while handsome tardlniore filed with mar
cissus and jonquils were scattered about,
enhancing the effect of the whole. The
dining room was fragrant with lilacs and
pretty pFin1roses, the table hesng pale
green and lavender. with resesia forming
a parterre TO n handsome epergne filed
with liiacs. one room upstairs was de-
voted 10 card players and had Its full
complement the entire evening. Refresh
ments were served IN the quiet French
style the dining room being thrown open
AZ 1879 and kept open the rest Of the
evening leaving the deiicacieS 20 30 en-
loved at the sweet will OF the guests.
The attendance was exceptionally large,
the many rooms being fairly crowded with
prominent men, while Il was generally re-
marked that never before had there been
seeen such an aggregation Of rich and
costly new gowns on 50 many OF Seattie's
strikingly handsome women gathered IN
one place as on this one occasion. The
success Of the affair was most pro
nounced and beneficial and II IS hoped
that the generous impetus given 20 society
by this interesting assemblage Will arouse
desire in others 70 emulate Mrs. Burke
IN her brilliant achievement
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NTannaS-.arl-kelIy.

Miss Aznes Kelly. formerly = resilient
% thfs city. where sac Pas hosts q warm
friends was married IN Lansing Mich.
r,lessssav. April =. ISIS. - Mr. Alfred :
NfaunsEsAu The following Account Of
ne wedding - taken from a Lansing
paper Of April =.
"A very pretty and quiet wedding took
-sa-a Rars evening az th@ nuTn@ % tho
brides fsro-negs. 80 ottawa street west.
u+hen Mr. Alfred s. MaunasSau and Miss
Agnes Kelly. tao Of Ianstngs popular
,so,s-.r raople. we're urg1tes3 ia marriage by
peg u ~ Osborn rector az ~. Paul.
T,rAsvrz.aI church The bride vas at
xe.dea b. her nioee. Miss Ella Kelly, and
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Mr.. Alexander VI. Reynolds Party.

Mrs. Alexander NJ REYNOLDS gave a
select party at her residence. 6t5 Chest
mat s,reet. last Thursday evening for thu
honont of -. Nary's chapter ~ Trinity
guild The affair was limited - hfIesD
couple and was male charmingiy- inter
..stiug ~ t34e ore score and ter guests iH
attendance Nha. one and all. thoroughly
..n ssyed THE Inequalities OF ths genial
ssos.eg~ The various rooms had ben
r,-ettfiv decorated Wtsh pa asies and the
rtssftc srgw0aa ne general effect being
grounded n white and green. and with
tse sgft strains Of dame music cleysrly
rendered on piano ana violin ny Miss
wosfcock and Mr. Ross respectively. the
rraaaed senses caused fh@ evening -
yass All too quickly FOR the de.ighted
guests
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Krfefe-Islka-

Nr Edward q. Kfssfe and Miss Lois
Nauds pike. both Of this city, were mar
rled ar tho residence of the brides pa
rents 2gis Fourth street. Seattle. Weilnes-
DAY ey ening. May ]. 1ss5 and after wed
ding supper enjoyed with relatives and
friends repaired 70 the4r own haTHe costly
fgru tss1e-1 a. Green Lake ana waiting 70
receive theTn. Mr. Henry II. Kriete ssers'ed
a. f7cst man ard Miss Eersfi M@srs IS
bridesmaid Rev john L. Damon ofi}ri-
afed Among fhe witnesses were. Mr.
and Mrs Fred r. rHke. Mr.. and Mira
Terry KinE. Miss Grace Pike. Mr. Leroy
pike ard others
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A Nav pay Kindergarten Picnic.

TIE little pupils Of The Hope kiudergar-
tens and primary schools. accompanied
rs Miss Winter4pourne and friends, spent
a very ENJOYABLE May day at the pretty
residence II Mrs. George Bush. On Ia nler
Heights nv her kind invitation Tho
merry party started AZ 10 O'Clock and
spent th> day IN playing various games
and gathering wild flowers, Before lelv-
ing they assembled on the lawn and gave
hearty expressions ~ their appreciation
Of Mrs. Bush's kindness
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Mr.. Rogers. birthday Surprise,

A very plea SAINT surprise was given Mr..
A. H Rogers at his home at Green Lake
last Monday evening. the occasion being
his SD birthday. Refreshments were
served and Mr. Rogers received many
remembrances Those present were: Mr..
Rogers, Mrs Eliza Rogers DIR. and Mrs.
Amos Forney. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Stew
art, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rayner. Ir.
and Mrs. Robert Weedln. Mrs. Metcalfe.
Miss Myrtle -Weedin. Master James
Wecdin. Matte Wheeler and Miss Rogers.
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Rarry-Evans.

Mr.. David Barry and Miss Sadie Evans
were married In the college ~ Our Lady
Of T.ourieS. AZ South Park. last Tuesday.
April 81. iSa5. BY Rev. Father Demanex-
Mr. Ea Mcintyre was best man and Miss
Susie MoSorlev was bridesmaid. thu
wedding was private. and only The inti-
mate friends OF the contracting Tartles
were present.
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SherrilI-Nu@eu.

Mr.. Dudley l. Sheriff. and Miss Lena
Nussn. both Of Tacoma were united i'm
marriage Saturday aftsFfpoon. May 4. At
tho residence - Mr.. q. w. Arnold. Sit
Marion street. The Rev. w, 4. Sshark8in
of the First Methodist Episcopal church
officiasea Immediately after the ceremony.
WITNESSED ny oaly a few friends. TIA
happy couple took the Flyer for Tacoma.
their future home.
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Mr.. VIII l. Dawson and Miss F. Eta
Ackersnan were united IN marriage az
Shaho~nna. III. last Wednesday, May l.
lSS ny Rev. w T.. Dawson. Both ara
well known IN Seattle ard have many
friends. who win be glad 20 gTe~f the
harry couple. Mr.. pawaoa formerly at
terasfef The university In tafs city. h0t
went East before graduating. Miss Acke~-
man graduate 81 ~ thu Seattle Htgh Sshoal.
Both have been cons3wuirlg their studies
az oherlif q. They VIII make Washing
ton their future home.
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Flselity Council. No. q Y. NJ. T. gave
May day party AZ Ranka-s ball last
Wednes5ty evening About 10 couples
were present. and all Rad 4 very eaJ0y-
ahl. firue The n ussc Sas excellent and
1}7e affair vas ore az the most success
fnl ever given by tsis society. The 80
cfefy vsfIl give another dance IN the early
ssfsr,-
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present we're, Mr.. aHd Mrs. Charles
NicSe-Sou. Mr. ard Mrs. Eswsrd WiiAins.
Mr. ana Mrs. =. NJ SfuIth. M. AMI Mrs.
Charles TrlSx AfT. aa3 NrS. Charles o.
grosn. Mr. and Mrs.. 4. - ". Bowers.
Mrs e NJ Walthew. Mrs SseElsy. AR.
aaa Mrs. ". :. aoraey. Mr. and Mrs. n.
j. Srlish. Mis- Josephine r Morley
Master Fresiersck Mercy.
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Mr.. rattcr.on,s Luncheon.

Mrs Charles r. Patterson gave a
green and white luHcheon ~ her resi-
dense ora Nadis1a street IN honor q Airs.
Seneca Dorr. ~ Lincoln %eh Mrs Pat
t4rson+s guests were. Mrs " r bal
lard. Mrs. = O T,1rr. Mrs G. T. Slim
son. Mrs " F.. Ste&art Mrs. J. r. Fay.
Mrs T. e Gilman Mrs Calvin r. Villas.
Ms A. Flaken and Mrs. =. n carr.
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The Goddard surprise Party.

The members OF Lake Union Lodge. iis.
I. O q T., joined by delegates from
nearly all the Good Templar lodges IN the
city. about $50 I'm all. went to the resi-
dence OF Albert J. Goddard. on Aurora
avenue. in Fremont last Tuesday and
presented him with set of resolutions
framed in oak and silver. as a token Of
esteem from the friends OF temperance
for his work in the recent state legisla-
ture The guests were entertained until
a late hour by Mr. and Mrs. Goddard.
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Mrs. fuckers Primrose Luncheon.

Mrs H. = Tucker % Eagsws'er. gave
a primrose luncheon last Saturday after
noon. n honor Of Mrs. NJ. J Kttbourne
and Mrs. r A kii9ourue Who viii short
IS leave FOR Chicago. Among those pres
eut were Nrs. ". J. ktlDourne. Mrs
= A kilbourne Mrs. .. +. Stone Mrs.
n ". Pratt Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs .. !.
carr Mrs VI. peusmOre. Mrs. n. "
I4oyetoy. Mss Mae Kellogg. Miss Iona
T'lekar.
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The brooklyn Mutual Culture Club.

The brooklyn Mutual Culture Club met
Al Mrs. Kinselrs last Tuesday. the prin-
s.spal discussion being the Life 81
Ra belaIs aud FroIssart" The club elect
81 Mrs l.. Thomas president for three
months. and Airs. 6. ". Godfrey secrA-
tary Those present were: Mrs. w. l..
Linn. Mrs. =. r. Ames. Mrs. II. o f.szier
Mrs " II Cushman. Mrs William
IFovey. Miss Stella Palmer, Irs. ]. J.
Donaldson. Mrs NJ Kinsell Mrs. O. NJ
Godfrey. Mrs. l.. Thomas.
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stevens post. q. A. r, gave a open
<o-sal meeting last Tuesday evening a.
wh4~h an interesting programme y "a
reosered. As usual. TIE families o. IRE
-..-a hers and their friends weTe veil rep
resented. -. q. Hubbard and Miss Nc
Mullen had charge az the musical pro
xr..nrzs and acquitted themselves ssiL
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This new CLUB. the locality % whose
headquarters Is evident has Just been
necessarily organized under the presi-
cency o. DR. ". A. shannon, and an ex-
ecUEIEe committee composed OF NeSsrS.
II. Macdonald l. g. Pallato and II. \
Upper. Il proposes 70 AFFORD % is men3-
bers ne usual conveniences OF such an
Institution and viii eadeavor 20 devote
special attention - the requirements ~
those new - me allurements Of the pas
time. A ladies committee has been
formed - undertake social and other
matters pertaining 70 the fair sex. TIE
grounds VII he ready Tor use next Saxur-
day. Nay II. by ~hlch date 4 large addi-
ton 70 the membership IL anticipated II
may he OF interest 10 state that the active
membership. which is limited to forty. IS
alreaay more than haE nllei
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I.AhieS' Musical (lnh.

The Ladies' Musical Club gave it's
eighth concert o. the season yesterday
afternoon IN Ralto hall. the attendance
being exceptionally large and the excel
lence OF the programme arousing hearty
enthusiasm and necessitating "A number
OF encores. The Progra mme IN full is
as follows
Piano quartettes-
{al Priests March. .Mendelssohn
(h) Invitation la Nalse" ......... Weber
Mrs. Fisken. Mrs. Crow. Mrs. Mathews.
Miss Moore
Vocal trio Down In the Dewy Deil".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-.+.....-.-. smart
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. White.
Violin solos
tal NoctUrne No. Pnaofka
% "BCrCeuse" ........-.-..-......-...R cnard
Mr. r. Lobe accompanied by Mrs. Lobe.
Vocal solos
(a) La Serenata" ..........-.....,.-...To su
(b) Beat Upon Mine Little Heart.
Mrs. L. c, iKlbourne.
Plano solos
tal Impromptu IN a fat major Chopin
OBJ Naise IN y minor. Chopin
Miss RenEel
Vocal duet-"Giorno D'orrCre". .Rossint
Misses Ferguson.
Concerto in g minor. ...-....-.. Moscheles
Mrs Fisken. Miss Moore.
Aria from 'sStrade}la" ..-.........F iotow
Miss lehman.
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THURSDAY af;erncon Mrs J. II. Adams
and her daughter. Miss Bertha. 81 san
Francisco. were cnfersAiae& AZ luncheon
~ ira cosy and charming residence OF
Mrs. T. ". j. Rocker. 50 Afeer, streeS.
TIE affair Vas enjoyed very much BY All
1hs~ guests. wha conceded The hoscS4ss as
being a royal entertainer.
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Society Is coming out OF the le.hargic
state IN which it has lain for many
months. and the week Just closed saw a
pleasing revival and witnessed = number
OF interesting events that give promise 81
many more 20 come. The most prominent
affair of the week was the party given by
Mrs Thomas Burke Last Monday ey eTfnzy,
which for bTilltancy has never been sur
passed. The Carr Burke wedding was ar
other choice event. Though more private
IN It's nature The reopsning OF the lawn
tennis grounds yesterday, notwstlls1and-
Ing the clustering wind brought out many
society people and afforded a display OF
many handsome new spring gowns The
Ladies Musical Club gave one OF its Sc
lect concerts. which was as usual well
attended. Aany other events OF less gen
eral Importance made up pleasant week
in society.
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Father Mathew Dime Social.
Arcana social Club Dance.

The Arcana Social Club gave the last
OF its series of parties for the season at
Ranke's han last Thursday evening. The
party proved TO be the pleasantest % the
entire series and was attended by "A large
number Of Invited guests OF the club. The
affair marked the closing OF one OF the
most enjoyable series OF dances given
this season. Next winter the Arcana
Club viii reorganize and contemplates
giving a series OF parties which viii nc
even more elaborate than the present
series.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. Paul A. Petersen and Miss Sarah
Helgarson. both Of this city. were quietly
married at the residence OF the officiating
clergyman. John r. Damon. aio Fifth
street. Seattle. Saturday evening, May 4.
1896 In the presence OF few friends AZ
witnesses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Mr. Ernest TSldors ana Mss Bertha
Catherine Drlsoon. roth 81 this city, were
quietly married at the residence Of the
officiating clergyman. John r. Damon. 80
Firth street. Seattle. SATURDAY. April q.
1895. al l.3o 2. IN. ono of the witnesses
was the brides sister. Mrs +. =. An
drews.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Nj " < Morley was pleasantly sur
r,risea last Friday evening ny few %
ms friends. who net 20 remind him that
II vas his birthday. The evening was
ag~eeaAly spent with games and music.
ea6ag vita q delicious lunch. Those