The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

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mining the landscape, and the use e,e au-
eumn fosfage in number Of resent social
events has been . delightful and unusual
3es8ure OF this season Goss enthusiasts
are fairy Wild With JOY. and wheeling par
uee easors are constantly spinning out 10
ehs Edison EnkA the Country Cub. ana
the oeAusifu lakes south Of the city.
Ms. Samuea wskeson, whose delxhtfui
manner q entertaining her friends Is well
known. was the gracious hostess OF yhe
weeks principal event. when Mn. 4 x
Hiscock and her mother. Mrs. Hath, were
given farewell reception al her hone on
y streeS The floral decorations on this
occasion were elaborate and characterized
by the perfect taste that has been so often
manifested In the arrangement OF similar
events at Mrs. Wnkeson's. Quantities OF
ciemafsA rere used. tho pale blue and
white or the reception room being exquis-
ne IN ats consoination with The delicate
sprays. in which were set clusters OF long
steamed pink assers, as large and psumy
as chry sanfhesnt1ns. The dining room
repeated the charm Of the trailing Glenn
ATS combined with white asrers and the
table decorations were splendid white
dahlias. At the ersi Of the long hail a lit
tie naze o. autumn was arranged. the
wall being hung with scarlet creepers, ana
set among mass, OF rich red dahiias.
IN the library. with its warm finishings
and golden tones. a large oval table stood
under ver3tahie canopy Of c.eniatss,
reaching from the ceiling and great yell
low caa.ias In jaSS and vases gave their
0ssiendor TO uhe scene. which was ex-
claimed over again and again by the de-
lighted guests Coffee and sandwiches
were served by Mrs. c. b. Za.brskse IN
md IN -ha Ssrtr
room Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace and Mrs
Chester Thorne served ice cream and
sherbet, While Mrs. E Irving Haistead
dispensed the punch. Mrs WEkeson was
assisted IN receiving by Mrs Hatch and
Mrs. Hiscock. and further assisted In en-
pertaining by Mrs. e wood Evans. Mrs.. L.
3. Wallace. Mrs. Charles b. King. Mrs.
I. W. Anderson and Mrs. Stuart Rice.
The young ladies who assisted in serving
refreshments were Miss Griggs. Miss Ker-
shaw, Miss Bass. Miss Apologize. Miss
MunSon. Miss Cover, Miss Baker, Miss
Hoibrook Miss Ethel Holorook, Miss Holt,
Mss Gertrude Holt. The invited list IL as
follows: Mrs. Adna Anderson, Mrs. I. w.
Anderson, Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs. J. n.
Ashton. Mrs. Judson Appsegate. Mrs. Fam
ME Bailey. Mrs. Melbourne Bailey, Mrs.
Alexander Baillie, Mrs William W. Bur-
rE.l, Mrs. George Browne. Mrs. George S.
Brown. Mrs. Augusta Pllnnmer Foster,
Mrs. Nelson Bennett. Mrs. William E.
Bowen. Mrs. A. B. Bull. Mrs A. Z. Bull,
Mrs. A. E. Buell.. Mrs. James B. Best.
Mrs. William Barker. Mrs. L. p Bradley.
Mrs. George Blanchard. Mrs. A. ~ Baker,
Mrs. Frank Clark Mrs. p. V. Caesar. Mrs.
w. II. Calkins. Mrs. L. ID. Campbell, Mrs.
Samuel Collyer. Ms. 81. 3. Caldwell AIRS.
W. II. Cushman, Mrs. Leslie Cullom, Mrs.
Frank Case. Mrs. G. r. De,prat. Mrs G..
W. Dickinson. Mrs. r. W. DerTsckson,
Mrs. W. W. Evans. Mrs EGwood Evans.
Mrs. ". III. Eaton. Mrs. NJ ]. Emmons,
Mrs. II. G. Foster Mrs Richardson Glib
son. Mrs. Paul ]. Franssoci Mrs. c. w.
Griggs. Mrs. Everett Griggs. Mrs. B. s.