The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07


past week 70 make the society side Of life
appear brighter. From now until Lent
the fashions be ones VIII Re kept on the
GO and when ''the period ~ rest coEnes
the society SRI viii he perfectly contented
20 80 into temporary retirement The
S;ruvs-Furlh wedding. the charity bail
and the bah 70 De given by the young men
of The city are among the promised feS-
tivities The Struve-F'urth wedding viii
take place November Il. The week fol-
lowing viii Bring with Il the joys OF
ThsnkSgivtng on the eTs OF this early
winter holiday society Vii indulge ia the
sweets Of a bali. Of which the young men
Of The city WIZ have charge. Its success
as a splendid affair is assured. Society,
young and cid will he present 20 dance
into existence the great holiday. The
charity bali viii take place in December.
and those who have charge Of the affair
VIII DO all they can 70 have society wei
represented. Many VIII he there who viii
nos attend the Thanksgiving dance. and
visa versa. But both will be society az
fairs well worth attending. The receipts
I from the charity bah VIII so into the fund
which supports the Orphans home. one
of the deserving institutions OF the city.
The plea that society should dance with a
viii for charity is a good one. and II Il
fails TO bring out a big crowd the affair
I could not hope 10 attain success through
other channels. Let society make the
coming charity bah success. and IL Will
be forgiven for past failures in that di-
rection and in the future the orphans
VIII sing its praises
Last night the Nesika club gave an
other Of its delightful club dances az
Prosch's hail. II was the affair OF the
week in younger society circles and those
who were present heartily enjoyed the af-
fair. These club dances VIII occupy
much of the time Of the young people
during the coming winter and WIZ afford
them and their friends much pleasure.
Dancing began last night at $50 O'Clock
and continued until midnight. The music
was Of the best. The hall presented g
pretty appearance. The Invited guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. z. Z. Ainsworth
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, c. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs
S, L. Crawford; Mr.. and Mrs. F. c John.
ston. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Wing. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nugent. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
wood Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.
Geary, Mr.. and Mrs Il. a. Strout, Mr..
and Mrs. W. u. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Kittinger Lieut.. and Mrs.
Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Kyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flavius Cole Mrs. ]. @. Scurry, Miss
Atkinson. Miss Andruss Miss Anderson.
Miss Baxter. Miss Brookes. Miss Bruins.
Miss Bagley. Miss Ethel Bagley, Miss
Clark Miss Garfield. Miss Ethel Cardin.
Miss Margaret Cardin. Miss Grace Car
din, Miss Conn, Miss Ida Corey, Miss
Amy Corey Miss Sldonia Furth, Miss
Alice Fisher. Miss Essie Fisher. Miss
Ferguson, Miss Garrett. Miss Goodfell0w.
Miss Gillette. Miss Jessie Hanford. Miss
Hansard Miss Bessie Ingis Miss Jennie
Inglis. Miss Heating. Miss Lawrence,
Miss Mcknight Miss Morgan. Miss Nc
Graw, Miss Marshall Miss Morrison, Miss
Mills. Miss Reher. Miss Nugent, Miss Ne
vile. Miss Prosch. Miss Phillips. Miss
Relfe. Miss Rumsey, Miss Cora Smith.
Miss Ida Smith. Miss Nettie Smith. Miss
Irene Simpson. Miss Carrie simpson. Miss
Spencer. Miss Semple. Miss Ethel Sem
pie. Miss Seldom. Miss Thedinga, Mss
Vinnedge. Miss Whittier. Mr.. Reuben Al
laine. Mr.. Cliff Andruss. Mr.. Robert
Brinker. Mr Fred Baxter, Mr.. Fred
Crockett. Mr.. Morris Cheal. Mr.. French
Dorrance, Mr.. Dana Fernsworth. Mr.
Walter Fulton nr Gentle. Mr.. Edward
Garrett Mr. +. w. Herald. Mr. Ernest
Herald Mr. william II. Hanna, Mr.. En-
cry Hathaway, MFR. Ralph Hopkins, Sir.
Frank Mitten. Mr. James Murray. Dir.
Grin Rank SIR. Stockton Rumsey, Dir.
Ralph Sheafe. Mr.. ]. mes Sheafe, Mr..
Lem Shortridge Mr.. William Siiliman.
Mr.. Ben Snipes. NJ fsHry Tomlinson,
Mr.. Charles Wurteie, Mr.. H. Wilkinson.
Mr. Harry Walthew The club members
present were Mr.. John Wing. Mr.. Lee
Mccoy Mr. Louis Cragin, Mr. Hugh
George. Mr.. Clayton Crawford. Mr.. Con
MURRAY. Mr.. Alfred Ruff. Mr. Charles
scurry Mr. n II. Post. Mr.. Dell HICKS,
Mr. Fred Hicks. Mr.. Howard Ames, Ar.
julius Augustine, Mr.. Edward w. Geary.
Mr. Ridgley Force and SIR. Fred d. Ham
mons.
The interior Of the big house which
stands at the corner Of Boylston avenue
and Madison street and makes a home
for the members OF the Rose Bud CLUB
was a mass Of splendid decorations and
rich lights Friday evening when the
elub which includes Miss Turner. Mr..
Lester Turner. Capt. Harry Taylor Mr..
Manlev 3. Haynes and Lieut. NJ. l.. Wal
ker. gave a dancing party. IL Was one
az the prettiest house affairs that mas
fallen to society's fortunate lot 10 attend
for n lour time The decorations tnclud-
ed punches Of beautiful chrysanthe-
NUNS smiIax, white roses, mountain
ash berries. everEreens and autumnal
leaves The parlors and the hal were
0anvssged and the guests danced 70
thrilling music 4 feature which added
much 10 the tone and beauty OF the az
Fair was the display Of many elegant
gowns. Refreshments were served on
small tables IN the dining room, which
ayas SsfrffIy arrayeG in flowers and was
Illuminated By q soft tight from nurner-
o.1s Httie candl es The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Power, Mr. ana
Mrs T. " Andrews. Mr. ana MRS; Eea'
Bsusuau Mr. and Mr. T. =. SIDut.
NJ ard Mrs l.. Is Stedman Mr.. and
Ma A + Fiskln Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Csa~s4rn- Mr.. and Mrs A IT, Anderson,
wr ara sfrs Charles Clarke, Mrs J. g.
Names. Ms Edward Terry. Mrs James
y Hoge st. Mr. and Ars- H. y. hehfy
az Ard Ms Daniel kelleher Mr.. and
Nrs Thomas p Hardin. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Burke Miss Sidonia F'urth, Mss
Rnev Miss Holmes. Miss sample, Mss
Frhel seraple, Mise Arquit Miss Han
ford Miss Shellenherger, Miss Spencer,
NJ Chaplin. Mr. 6iliisoa. ar, Feiiy' ar
N.~rav Nj Wurteis Mr. Hughes, Mr..
1qa~f,,1szv. Mr. Meyer. Mr. Fay, Mr.
So Mr.. Hnrd SIR. Austin. Mr.. Ling.
A. cole Mr. Mear8 Mr. Sweeney an3
+ NJ Warrington. Among those who sent
regrets were Mr. ard Ars. George p. Kit
finger. Mr and Mrs George Paschalh
NJ and Ms BrowueI. 81 Everett. ar
ana Ms Maurice &cBlckeu. Mr. and
Ms. Robinson. AR. and Mrs. Spencer,
NJ ana Mrs VIII Preston. Mrs. l. ;. J.
ugrt Miss St~uve Miss kurth- Miss
prserv Miss Mc%aughs Miss Muuday.
Miss Ac8raw, Mise Allen. Mss Hanford,
Mr Rank. 2r Bush ard SIR Strive.
IN his lecture before the Seattle Art
raarge last Tuestay evening Mr. Carson
aaf4. The ralncloud Intensified becezaes
tha storncload wherein We behold .
rn4rat. naaz1.ncencs Bn9 magnitude truly
hewgdsring The heavens appear % y
ovarrhrewn and crashing down upon tn'
devoted EARN IN tumuIt9ozs. gigantic on
rtr1tence ard gloom. rendered the mor1
intense % lurld suiphurous cosOrS ard 20
white streaming and qEnEerlnE shafts @
frs srsaafal n their irFegalarily and con
sgrning energy. Heneath the cnslagga
.roaa man Is helpless as child. -
structure th.t he can erect. however poZ