The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

Mus Rochester. Maud McIscken. Mlnns
Andersen, Syco GIN. RowenA
Constance Hail. Enc Hynaan. -s.
Master Herbert Parkinson =
the bright little son OF DR.. ana Ms 49,
LarShary. OF Fort Sseilacoom- Wss $3.50
q birthday party On 81 Patricks Gay. -
the Parkinson home. 80 Denny W, -
which . dozen little people were ,.,.s
The basement was lastly festoonee -..'A
eyerSreens and ivy. ard the youln.S. 49,
pany turned loose in all their chiloisa 80
AZ O'Clock they were marchso 49,
into the dining room. which was aISo 49,
Grated with Ivy and ferns ana Sreee.u
folds OF green ribbon. The young suess
of honor was PLACED at the aesu ~
the table and given q knife w,'n Wn.sa
cat large birthday cake. decorAtsA
Dramatically of the patron saint. on w
anniversary OF whose birthday the Young
man was born four years aso Ai's
freshments. the children were aga -
lowed 10 play and as the evening nous ~
preached they were taken to their re-
spective homes. Each child Was rsanea
bered with q souvenir OF the OCCASION =
the shape OF q China cup cainiiiy paints
in green.
There was a happy gathering OF you&
people az the residence of ex-Aayor f Sops.t
Moran last Friday evening, the occaS
being the twelfth birthday anniversary OF
Master John Moran. Games were piases
during the evening. and at half pass ~
dainty refreshments were served. afser
which the young guests took rneir ue-
parture, wishing Master John many nappy
returns. The following young people "ers
present: Olive voswinkle. Eta trow.
Ruth Button. Lo,tie Bailey. Jean Grow,
Edna Coleman. Lille Jones, Donna
Phelps. Ethel Anett. Olive Jones. Non
Grow, Nelia Stevenson. Nellie Moran. sd
ward Button. Ed Morris. Thomas streams.
George Bryant. L. c. Palmer. Wynsrd
Bayhs. Harry Baylis. Dee Jones. Henry
Hibeard. Norman Ingrsham. Ralph u
Voc. Harry Rogers. Frank Moran
Mr.. and Mrs Sigmun Schwahaoh9
celebrated their silver wedding anniversary
at their magnificent home IN San Fra>sisco
last Sunday IN most impressive and Gle
CANT style. The San Francisco can
OF Monday. had the following to say of -
affair; Mr.. and Mrs. s. Schwabacae -
celebrated she twenty-hfth anniversary
Of their wedding last evening at their res
idence. corner of jackson and Gouea
streets. The Schwabacher residence. for-
merry the Lux house, is SO elegant In itseR
that but little decoration IS needed 10 pre-
pare II. for no matter how elaborate an az
fair. The walls IN the reception ana
drawing rooms are tufted with white sur
brsoaded in Dresden pattern. and the coe-
frescoing that represent the work of cei-
ebrated artists. In the elegant reception
ami drawing rooms In costly vases Wefe
arranged punches of calka and ST. Joseph
lilies. In the corridor rubber trees with
their glossy. bright green leaves, formed .
pretty decoration. Al $50 an elaborate ain-
ner for the relatives and most in.imzse
friends was served. Covers were laid Tor
thirty-six. and the table was elabcrateiy
decorated with cherry blossoms and pink
roses. in the midst of which cleaned cleo
trio lights. After dinner there was 10
ception, TO which some 100 guests We're
asked. The hours were from 10 L, dun.
ing which time there was an elahoratA
musical programme, Miss Rose Adler con
tribufed several vocal selections. MIRA
Longstroth and John Bradbury of The
Railroad Ticket Company. and little Ger
tie Carlisle gave several charming recita-
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. Sehwabacher reee.ved
very mary exquisite and costly presents
silver. of course. predominating-in honor
OF the occasion. a silver wedding"
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Blake. of VIII
street. celebrated their twelfth snniver-
sary on "Wednesday night ny giving 3
party to few intimate friends. at which =
'~sefy ysleasant- time WAS 'hsf. These pr@G
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. Mr.. at
Mrs. n. f. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Young. Mr.. and Mira
Nelson, of Fremont: Mr.. and Mrs. Archer.
Mrs. Quinlan. Miss Davie. Miss F'lux. Mr.
Bathurst. Mr.. E. Frank, Miss Nellie
Blake. Miss Elsie Curtis. Miss Bertha Cur
It's. Miss May Wilson. Miss Della Young
and Master Frank Blake.