The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02

, Of rare beauty and personal charm. she Is
, graduate OF the Chicago Conservatory or
Music and possesses rich ana sympA-
thetic voice which renders her quite as eh-
gible for the operate stage as for the the
atricai footlights.
Mrs Post and her daughter. mother ana
sister of the groom. went 10 san FRAN
cisco about a month ago 10 meet Guy ON
his arrival In that city.
Those present at the wedding from seat
tie were: Mrs. j. j. Post. Miss Madeleine
Post. Mrs p. Il. NJ. Miller. Mr. and Mrs
Lester Herrick. Mr.. and Mrs. kendrick
and Miss Kendrick. Mrs. j. c. Grass. Miss
Gertrude Grass. Mrs. Florence Chick. Mr..
Sheldon Hyde and Miss Mabel Need. From
San Francisco: Mrs. Louise Toby and
Miss Lillian Toby. aunt and cousin OF the
bride, Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders. the Oldest
actress In America, whose home IS in san
Francisco: Prof w T. Ross, Mr.. George
Hind Miss Mary Hind. DR.. and Mrs. +. B.
Spalding, Miss Helen Spalding. Miss Bes-
sic Prindle Mr.. Otis Skinner and Mrs.
Maud Durhin Skinner and Mr.. Clarence
Eddy. Aside from these many OF the
school day friends OF Mr. Post were pres
emit and the entire company of which the
bride and groom are members.
In a personal letter from San Diego. CAL.
to friend in the city Mr.. Post says. after
speaking generally of the wedding: IT As
beautiful down here. The air is loaded
with the aroma of orange blossoms. MIS-
Post and may be in Seattle for while
this summer We shall so 10 Chicago first
after the season closes to see her parents.
and then ! think of putting on Fennei.
one of Jerome N. Jerome's translations
from the French. also piece called The
Picture and the trial scene from the 'Mer-
chant of Venice That would make bill
of three one-act plays. all of them very
fine. .Fenner is almost a classic. We
want to spend delightful summer and
don't know where TO find more beautiful
country and climate than about Seattle
and then / want 10 see some OF my old
friends and introduce my wife 10 my ma
tive land
The event of the past week and one or
the successes of the season was the As
sembly party, which took place Friday
night at the Queen Anne clubhouse. The
parties given by this club before Lent were
extremely pretty and enjoyable affairs,
but Friday nights gathering was even
more successful than any of it's predeces-
sors. The music by the First Regiment
orchestra was fine and the floor in ad-
mirable condition for dancing. Many new
and pretty gowns were noticed The
patrons and patronesses were: Mr.. and
Mrs F. d. Van Wagenen, Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton ]. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Flavius
s. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 8. Stimson. Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Brookes. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Bendal. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T.
Fischer.
The guests and club members included
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Holiday, Port
Orchard: Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hethering-
ton. Port Orchard; Mr.. and. Mrs. James -.
Hoge, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ kinnear,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Adair. Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles H. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs Van
A. II lhnrs
and Mrs. Bert Williams, Mr.. and MRS. T.
| w. Andrews. DIR. and Mrs. Wotherspoon,
Lieut.. Turner, Miss Kate McGraw, Miss
Eta Nugent. Miss Helen Mcknight, Miss
Arquit. Miss Berta Frye, Miss Jeanne
| Lynch. Miss Cora Smith. Miss Ida smith.
Miss May Adair. Miss Belle Holmes. Miss
Name Spencer. Miss Nina Mills. Miss
Irene Simpson, Miss Olive Baxter, Mss
Ethel Bagiey, Miss Claire Bagley, Miss
Alice Fischer, Miss Brookes. Miss Carrie
Morgan. Miss Judith Hughes. Miss Rich
ards Miss Emma Banks. Miss Mollte Phil
lips. Miss Winnfred Wade. Miss Edna
Whittier. Miss Bertha Crockett, Miss Birdie
Munger Miss Maud Harmon. Miss Aimee
Smith, Miss Laura Rumsey. Miss Zoe
Semple Miss Ethel Semple, Miss Marion
Garfield, Miss Edna Durgin, OF Tacoma;
Miss Helen Lawrence. Miss Olive Miller,
Miss Anna Calhoun. Miss Gertrude
| Clarke. Miss Beth waldron, Miss Name
Young Miss Williams. Miss Ora Brown,
| Miss Laura Canaeid Mr.. Effinger l..
Reber Mr.. William III. Hanna, Mr.. Walter
| s. Fulton. Mr.. Ward G. Austin, Mr..
| Samuel Irwin, Mr. Mort Donaldson. Mr..
/ F. j. Foster, Mr.. j. W. McConnaughy.
| Mr.. Charles A. Kinnear Mr.. Duncan q.
| Inverarity, Mr.. Paul Holbrook. Mr.. Philip
| Ammldown. Dir. r. A. Purdy, Mr.. Howard
| AYncs. Mr. Dell Hicks. Mr.. Maurice Cheal.
/ Mr. Fred Deickmann. Mr.. Robert Red
| field, Mr.. Pierre p. Ferry, Mr.. Henry Tom
| linson. Mr. William SiIiiman. Mr.. Rube
/ Allan, Mr.. j. \. Richards. Mr.. Clarence
Edwards. Mr.. Ed Herald. Mr.. Norman 5.
I Pierce, jr.. Mr.. Claire Farnsworth. Mr..
! stockton Rumsey. Mr. William II. Moore.
/ Mr. Harold Smith. MIR. Scott Calhoun.
Mr. Grant Calhoun. Mr.. o. w. Crockett,
Mr. James sheafe. Mr. William Farr. Mr..
/ f. e. Ingersolf Mr. Linn Reife, Mr.. Joseph
Harris. Mr. jess f. Brinker. Mr.. Robert
/ H. Brinker. Mr.. Boyd Crockett. Mr..
Charles f. Patten. Mr.. Grin Ranke. Mr..
| William Inglis Mr.. Fred Duty. Mr. Henry
| Moran, Or. r. y. Gentle. Mr.. Fred ID.
| Hammons Mr.. George Lamping. Mr.. VIII
liam Beatty.
| Mrs. Henry A. Kyer's matinee tea"
| week ago yesterday afternoon was one OF
| the prettiest private affairs ever given In
tho city. Mrs. kyer was assisted by her
aunt. Mrs. II. Augustine. former resi-
y HEHi OF INT Nli3~ Inc EutrAS WIZ
! ceiyed in the drawing room. which was
beautifully and artisticaliy decorated
with La France roses and maiden hair
! fern The library was a dream in green
| and gold. stringed orchestra rendered
gems from popular operate selections
| from a corner in the rear hall. Mrs. NJ.
| b. Augustine served tea Ia the old blue
| dining room She was assisted by Miss
| Compton Miss Conn and Miss Mae Kyer.
three charming young ladies' bccomingly
gowned Mrs. Kyer's guests Included:
| Mrs. c. J. Smith. Mrs. r. VI. Conn. Mrs.
w T. Boone. Mrs. e. u. Hussey. Mrs
f r Blaine Mrs. j. W. Hanna. Mrs.
w r. Dennis. Mrs. Frederick Churchill.
| Mrs. Arthur L. Hawley. Mrs. Charles
Watson. Mrs. l.. III. Gray. Mrs. r. w.
Pettygrove. Mrs. G.. w. Sharpfes. Mrs.
Charles Burnside. Mrs f. H. Cute Mrs.
r. A Buck. Mrs. NJ. j. Carter. Mrs Byron
Thorpe Carr Mrs. James Murphy. Mrs
r. Beach Misses Beach. Miss Lillian
Miller Mrs. Sigmund Aronson Mrs. Eu-
Eenn McAiiaster. Mrs. Flayius Cole. Mrs.
| Lewis e Smath Mrs. W. r. Boyd Mrs.
James Lee. Mrs. George Gary Lyon. Mrs.
| @. n smith Mrs. NJ. p. Haynes. Mrs.
! X. c. stevens Mrs. W. X. Ballard, Mrs.
y. n. Latirner. Mrs. w. r. Hagan. Mrs.
| Henry Thurman. Mrs. @. w. Bragdon.
Mrs. Calvin Hagan. Mrs. william Frank
| i'm Edwards Mrs. r.. NJ. Barrett Mrs.
W. II. White, Mrs f. l.. Terry. Mrs. w
l. Benhan. Mrs. J. r. MacDougaIl. Mrs.
Montgomery Russell. Misses Carter.
The announcement en- the society col
umns last week that Nine. Genevra John
stone Bishop. the famous lyric and ora.