The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-06

Taeoaa. Sept G-e,ec.a.-Ths soe.ai
Ncg.1 continues In much the Same % way,
- the continued fine weather allows
Dien.y OF outdoor Amusement. and tboss
who were wont 10 lead in society matters
are out az town and sbsoroet in other az
fairs. The various clubs are beginning -
make plans for the work o. The winter.
Everybody seems bound 70 have good
time on . little margin, and the spirit o.
courage that has taken possession o. ne
various households goes far TO TIDE ever
the uncertain months that lie between this
ard Nsvsn ser for this year no one V
ignoring the vital importance q tie out
como Of ne pe!fias. campaign. ard
uany q woman. used 20 luxury and eis-
Gxnce, has accepted the truth o. the u1tsr
Yever ri OF hsV fortunes II the counsry u
saptursd ~ the enemies.
The most important event - the week
was the charming dancing party gwen
Tuesday evening BY Mrs A. NJ. in9srsoil
o. hsr handsome homo on L street &he
occasion was one OF UNUSUAL pleasure a.
the evening was fne and the broad vers1-
Aah and beautiful grounds were ssyy
lighted with Chinese lanterns and covered
with rugs and cushions The party was
aiysn for the two charming young daHgh-
{srs OF Mr. and Hrs Ingersoh prior 20
their departure for school IN washington
City They appeared In simple gowns o.
white and pink an suited their youth ana
fresh beauty. The house vas profnsely
decorated with roses. yellow prevailing IN
che oarinr ard crimson IN the dining room,
Pe-reehrnents were served on the second
0oor. Music for the dancing wss furnish
ID by Mr.. ". r.. Fiaskett, and merTler
dance was never enjoyed tnan fhls, which
brought together a. the younger SCI m q
genuinely happy fashion The invited list
Included; Miss Sue curt. Mics Edna Dur
ain, Misc Clara Hewitt. Miss Heweit Mss
Julia gpragns Miss Mssle Alnsworth, OF
Portland. Miss Mabel Rowe. VI So Thomas,
Miss Sue ward. Miss Cover. Mrs George
White. Miss Hoibrook. Miss Eihei ioi-
brook. Miss Forbes Miss Paddock. Miss
Fucson. Mlss Margaret Thomas, Mis-
phi.pot. os Victoria. Nlss claaey. siiss
Nargare' Tyler Miss KarEhaw. Miss Sen
nett Miss appeEate. Miss Baker. ".
Aionzo TAYLOR OF Everett: Mr. JACK
Browne Mr. George Browne. fr Ar.
Louis Holmes. Mr. Tom Pierce. Mr. Frank
Allyn. ir Mr. pelbert A. Young. Ar.
Charles Foster. Mr.. Walker Foster. Mr.
John McDaniels. Mr.. Jesse fagers0li. Mr..
Everett Bsbcock, M Clifford PBbeock.
Mr. Hayden. Mr.. Clyde Clancy. NJ. Mar-
shall Holbrook Mr. Morton HolhroDk, Mr..
Hi Hudson. Mr.. George white. Mr.
Alnsworth. Mr. Alex Hosmer. NJ. Be-
more Browne Mr. sydney piummer Mr..
On Thursday at O'clock was soiemnlzed
the marriage or Miss Myrtle M!Sner ard
Nr. Theodore Bernard Giaasasn az the
yesidence OF the brides brother. Or. W.
W. Misner. The event was one Of The
prettlest Of home weddings. ana the dec
oratlons were exceptionally beautiful. The
parior was a bower or white roses and
cismatis. and in the large bag window
hung beautiful bell Of white bride roses,
under which the happy couple were united
b. DR.. T. X. Tb0burn. chancellor of Puget
Sound University. Alss Bosworth PLAYED
che wedding march. and the brides little
niecss. Frances and Ella Arnold. dressed
In white with pink sashes. led the Hay.
each carrying baskets % pink roses, which
they scattered before the bridal party
Miss Edna Misner. "a maid OF honor. wore
q dainty frock OF white and blue trimmed
with vaisncisnnes, and the bride. eho en-
tered on her fathers arm. was charming
In . white French organdie. trimmed wlsh
white satin ribbon and exquislts Nalen-
ciennes lace. Her hair was simply dressed
ard she wore q single rose bud I'm "a coils