The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-31

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self mvolEntarigy casting my eyes shout
fer the faca 81 a man waaxn could trust.
Curious. .zn't K. thar Is should - man
But n such distress I saoGEd somehow
rever think . turning 70 Woman.
SUPPOSE its the old prirsevai Instinct bid
ding Us &c lean upon ne stronger sex.
But sEfii more curious = The lacs nat
50 rarely encounter a man With thor
auxhEy trust worthy face. ena who has that
in his countenance which makes ME feel
thar I could rely upon him / see plenty
az bright faces. and knowing faces ard
handsome faces. noe 20 speak % greedy
faces and sallen faces and sv1l faces. but
not ere hand IN a hundred has the rhysl-
ognomic marks - being jlst simply good
Now ard then come aeross hifsa. but ua-
I'll you've locked for him. as I have, yea
caa'E realize row rare he ss.'
Queen Anne people have always enjoyed
the reputation o. being able 70 properly
entertain. and they demonstrated their
ability again last Wednesday evening
when they opened their pretty clubhouse
for the present season with large dance.
The clubhouse was decorated. ard parttc-
uiarly attractive we're the card rooms.
y here a big wood fire was kept going IN
the 0id-tashioned fireplace md where
many ether comforts q a pleasant home
were 20 De found The ballroom was dec
Grated. There was large number q
guests present. Many fne gowns were
worn. Dancing began at o'eleck and
continued until after nli1r ight. The guests
numbered several hundred. Among them
were Mr. ard Mrs A. NJ. Breokes. Mr.. and
Mrs Smscliae Baxter. Mr. and Mrs j. W
elise Mr. and Mrs. r. z. Mccoy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il r. elise, Mrs. Erastgs Brainerd.
Mrs. ". Demlng-Smith. of California.
Mrs. Edwin Webster. Capt. and Mrs Rob
inson. Lieut.. and Mrs Berry. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Tracy
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. z. d. Schuyler
Mr. aud Mrs Fred Fisher. Mr. ard Mrs
Clayton jerome Burns. Mr.. ard Mrs, Har-
wood Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs $. r. Weston,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Cols Miss Relfe. Miss
Simpson, Miss Garfield. Miss Evelyn
Graves. Miss Mcclellan. Miss BAXTER
Mss BroosSes. siiss Ethel Bagley. Miss
Morgan Miss Rumsey. Mr.. Heary Tom
linson, Mr. VIII Hanna. Mr R0isin san
ford. Mr. Ferry. Mr.. CHI Andruss. Mr.
Loring WhstsingfoG. Mr.. and Mrs. X A.
Kyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine, Mr.. Ralph
Hopkins. Mr.. Daschlel. Mr.. Percy Park
insoa. OF Tacoma.
No coming society event Is receiving
more extensive talk than the ball which
the young men OF the city VIII give in
Kanke's hall on Thanksgiving eve. Those
WHO nave u " Cll4f Ee nave AE3Af COM
pletea their arrangements Tor the aHaIr
Wagner's fun orchestra will be there and
the dancing. which will begin at 2 O'Clock.
Will continue until = Thanksgiving mcrn-
Ing. There VIII be a large LIST Of patrons
and patronesses from amonS the society
people OF the city, and out-of-town guests
VIII include Tacoma and Olympia society
people. II viii be the first big dance o.
the season and for that II no other rea-
will ka La TEA h,gf D
share the pleasures az the go.
This ball will be followed by the great
Charity Ball which under present ar
rsngemants VIII take place the f-st week
II December and outside OF the Thanks
giving eve bali VIII likely be the oniy biz
thing that society will have the pleasure
OF attending before the holidays. Should
the Cotiliion club be organized 70 viii
probably 10 something during the holiday
season. but unless its membership Is
greatly increased any dan fng affair n
might have charge Of would no. be IN
usually large. There has been some talk
that a scarcity Of men would prob bly, in-
terfere with the organization OF the club
this season, bat as a matter a. fact the
old members would have ~ fficulty IN
filling in with new ueu Il there Is an
earnest desire 20 make the club a success
during the coming gay days OF winter.
One Of the principal society events of the
week occurred last Wednesday evening az
the residence OF MI and Mrs f. A
Buck II being their thirty ninth wedding
anniversary They were assisted in enter
tanning BY their daughters. Mrs. Homer
Norton and Mrs. Byron Thorpe Carr. The
house was beautifully decorafed-the
drawing room being in roses. carnations
and smnax. the library IN nas,urtigms ant
ferns and the dining room IN ash berries
and autumn leaves. In the han was a
profusiou % ferns, where an elegant
punch was served by Miss Bessie Beach
ard Miss ida TheaiHga- Congratulations
whist and reparfee made the ewsuiug one
Iong 20 De remembered. The prizes were
won by Mrs. II X Owens and Mr.. I. ".
Adams. Fifty invitations were Issued.
The engagement was announced last
week % Miss Lottis Gertrude GiIeiand.
sister a. Mrs. x. G. Van Houten 70 Mr.
Fred T. Harlow TIE wedding day hsa
not been set. hut 81 IS expected that the
wedding viii saiss place shortly. The bride
/. r. a charming young woman and II vel
ard favorahly known n thla city. Ar
Harlow has for years had charge 81 the
Northern PAcinc express business IN this
city. and n bas4Ress and social circles has
large number o. friends
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day night which viii be attended hy a
farga -tlrrser ~ weE-known society nee-
ria -rsa pafranx and aafro-enu4e vii IN
~gt,ssa Ne ara Mrs. = r. Crawford sfg.
ars M~s y gsrafgf ar ard Mrs. r.
CaIe Mr. ard Mrs. II. A. kYer. Mr ard
w~z A. winr. Mr ard Mrs. e r.
Agnswe-th Mr. ard Mrs. W D. Perkins
srd yr ard Mrs. ]. q seurrY.