The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29


AASs ana joys. has core and gone. and
Viii X stacks OF turkey, paarn pudding
ana rn4flce pies. TIE Sav was sivss. t1p
20 devotional services IN the various
eAarcnss, a football game, which many
society leaders hraved tae biting cold 10
witness. and small dinner Parties and
family reunions In the evening. 4 sky as
afas as the opaasscsnt sea, wifh the sun
salilns clear and bright. made an ideas
cay which would have been keeuly en-
Josed had y not been for the SHARPNESS
o. tle atmosphere. While this kent many
INDOORS. hugging the eysr-welcarle ire
place, a number took in the football zsr.a
a. \. NJ. &. A. parA. while Others. atslrel
IN their furs. visited Green lake and en-
Jeyed a skate, which has grown in pop
ularlty until IL has now become a TAD
70 skate. whether you know hon or not.
Should the cold snap eonslnae. ard * has
every prospect OF so doing. skating parties
Will be the thing. and happily So. far no
more inTigoratIng and Aealtaful on: door
sport exists. Besides the benefits from
a healthful standpoint. IL Is Contagious
among the gsntisr sex 10 see who can IRE
sent the s.nartest appearance In winter
tcggeFy and furs. The members CT the
ultra set spent Thanksgiving day and ev-
ening at the Country club house. al Bean
point. most delightfully."-.
The SWEETEST event of the season was the
Asayne Club bah al Ranke hail Tuesday
evening. and ii viii live long IN the minds
OF those who were fortunate enough to
attend The hal was pretrily decorated
for the occasion. and TO the melodious
strains OF the First Regiment orchestra
the dancers wnirled through an evening Of
unalloyed happiness. The ladies were re-
splendent IN stunning gowns. forming a
bas relief for the snowy expanse OF shirt
bosom OF the gallants. Dainty refresh
nents were served throughout the even
ing. A number Of invitations were sent
20 Tacoma. to which quite few respond
ed. The young men who managed the
affair were copiously complimeHted on
the success OF their efforts. every one ex-
pressing the hope that they would carry
20 as successful completion many mora
parties. The patronesses were: Mrs.
George b. Kittinger. Mrs. j. F. Nc
Naught. Mrs. W. ID. Perkins, Mrs. ]. Al
bert Jackson. Mrs. J. b. Nugent. Mrs.
Otis Sprague, Mrs. ]. Tenant Stesb Of
Tacoma The invited list included: Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Kirtinger, Mr. and
Mrs. j. +. Mcknight. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stimson. Capt.
and Mrs. J. b. Nugent. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Sprague and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tennan.
Steeb, OF Tacoma From Tacoma: Miss
Sprague Miss Durgin. Miss Hewitt, Miss
Bass. Miss Rowe, Miss Ward. Miss Curl.
Miss Barrett; Seattle: Miss Ethel Sem
pie, Miss Semple. Miss Helen Fairfax Nc
Naught. Miss Beth Waldron. Niss Holmes.
Miss Ssdenia tn, Miss Gertrude Clarke,
Miss Spencer. Miss CaHdeld. Miss Laura
Garfield, Miss Emily Whittier. Mss Han
sard. Miss Morgan. Miss Baxter. Miss
Phillips, Miss Nugent. Miss McGraw,
Miss Hughes. Miss Amy Smith. Miss Ida
Smith. Miss Cora Smith. Miss Nellie
Smith, Miss Myra Smith. Mss Dottis
Smith. Miss Wade. Miss Munger, Miss
Stewart, Miss Graham. Miss Fox. Miss
Baxter. Miss Ollie Miller. Miss otheiia
Carroll Miss Frye. Miss Nina Mills. Miss
Corey, Miss Amy Corey. Miss Louise
Hayden, Miss Halen Lawrence, Miss
Laura Rumsey. Mr.. Herald, Mr.. Rank,
Mr.. Reber, Mr.. Silliman. Mr.. Rob BFinker,
Mr. jess Brinker, Mr.. Farnsworth. Mr..
Harry Frederick. Mr.. Frank Frederick.
Mr.. Inglis, Mr. Harold Smith, Ar. Scurry.
Mr.. Inger.oll, Mr.. Edwards. Mr.. Dell
Hicks, Mr.. Fred Hicks. Mr.. Aliaine. Mr..
Baxter, Mr.. Hansard. Mr. Webb, Mr.
Garrett, AIR. Claud c. Ramsay, Mr. Inyer-
ariaty, Mr.. Trenaman, Mr.. Murray. Mr.
Coll Murray, Mr.. Carroll. Mr.. George, Mr.
Post, Mr.. Wing, Mr.. Crawford, Mr.. IT.
win, Mr.. Fulton, Mr.. Clary. Mr.. DECK
man Mr. Sheafe. DR.. Gentle. Mr.. Wurtle.
Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.. Hammons, Mr. Pierce,
Mr.. Charles scurry. Mr. Newell. Mr..
Wells. Mr.. Dana Farnsworth. Mr. Cotton.
Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Tomlinson: from Ia
cena: Mr.. Woodruff. Mr.. Bridges, Nj.
Vanderbilt. Mr.. Tippie Tyler. Mr. T.
Thomas Han, Mr.. Hayden. Dir. Allyn
Mr.. McDanleis. Mr.. Huggins, Mr. HAWKS
Mr.. Freeman, OF Olympia: Lieut.. H. A.
Jones. Lieut.. Hamlet, Mr. Rumsey' MI
Scott Calhoun. Mr.. Wesley Young.
Chief Engineer Doyle. OF the United
States revenue cutter service, returned 10
The Coast last week, after an absence OF
several months on the great lakes, where
he has been attached TO the cutter res
sender. Mr. Doyle has just been appoint
ed chief engineer Of the revenue feet on
the Pacific coast and viii so North curing
the summer season In his official capacity
TO unaiaska the rendezvous OF the neet
in Berfng sea. Mrs. Doyle. and asr casrTa-
ing daughter Eva. both OF whom sfe
wei known on the Pacific coast. and par
tsculariy on Puget sound. VIII remain LOT
a short time az Detroit. and then proceed
% Washington. where the remainder OF
the winter viii be spent. II the spring
AIRS. and Miss Doyle viii go 10 Baltimore
end Philadelphia. In May they sal from
New York Ger an extended tour OK Europe
Chief Doyle made application 10 The de-
varlmen1 for an assignment on Aus Fa-
sfne coast, hoping that his detail wouid DC
Puget sound. in which respect, however.
he VAS disappointed His headqsart srs.
after the launching OF the GoEden Gate.
viii DC pntll the sailing OF the aeet' at
San Francisco.
Girls. prepare 20 shed tears-real ears
Col James Hamilton Lewis has done gore
done Il. A telegram announcing his mar
rtage Al Atlanta. Ga, yesterday 20 Miss
Rose Isswton Douglas was received iH THIS
rgty. aaa whiie Il did not surprise many al
ire gallant coI5nels personal fF4encs.st vii
bs received III the nature % a saock "a
the score OF mammas wlia MARI fEssAnts
DAUGHTERS When the colonel lett seat
tie Cor the East s. was Whispered tifst u
VAS not alone business mat called GIN
aaay. but something more eoassaia1. 1e
his many female admirers tHeugh, re
colonel did not b. deed or word convey
snv such impression. he was. A. always
courteous. smfa3ls ard g24Asal- Indeed
BE could not - otherwise
Col Lewis has chosen FOR wife a lsty
o. rare literary talents and high seeiA
effaln1enGs Seattle society MI look tor
wara with great pleasure 70 ira Fe154EF
q sae conSrsssnza-siecs ard as bride.
thanksgiving day was spsnt IN a es-
fgAtfai manner - tho score and Tea O.
S~4ttla's iead.aE society fox a. Ire CcE11'
trv club house On Beans point T9s par
~ whBca w4s gotten lp hY AIRS +. ~
CssEy-a. had a merry tine 1emollss-ns
furksv AID az manner o. goo3 things. ans
= fsara-a RS H4urtHE slsasEsEsE EssssT asssss