The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21

cts summon the muse and orators tax
their vocabulary TO the utmost. and do
fun Justice to worthy subjeet-Tke
THANKSGIVING Day Girl OF 1877.
Poets and orators. however. must not be
allowed 20 monopolixe tina Thanksgiving
Day Girl Has she not come 10 the front
in art so that her male competitors ara
beginning TO fear for their laurelsg Then
what 50 fitting that the best artists Of
America should take their drawing boards
and portray indelihly their idea Of the
American girl.
But the American girl needs no art
TO add 10 her attraetiveuess. and
no art 10 add 10 her attractiveness. and
no artist TO contend for her right TO first
place In the hearts Of the people OF
America. She has all that and good deal
more. and every one is glad it is so.
The Struve-Furth wedding Is thing of
yesterday. Long and great were tho
preparations made for IL. and now that it
IS over society will rest for few days
before delving into another big affair. such
as it was. The wedding was all that So
eiety expected to see. There was nothing
about It to disappo.nt the most exclusive
OF the fashionable folks. Thoss who
crowded into Trinity parish saw beautiful
decorations. listened to music OF much
splendor and gazed at one OF the prettiest
wedding parties that ever walked down
the aisle OF a local church. The reception
which followed. while small in comparison
with the wedding. was fitting consum-
nation Of the great society night. The
Haines residence at f4oa Seventh avenue.
where 1t took place. conid not have looked
prettier than IL did. with its magnificent
display of white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and bows OF white and yellow rib
bon and palms and plants. The reception
table was elegantly arranged with decor
w a
to tho health of the bride and groom. and
II was almost midnight when Mr. and Mrs.
strive left the Haines residence. II Is
said that in less than an hour from the
time they took their departure they had
reached the place whore they are spend
ing their honeymoon. Those who attended
the reception included: Miss Sidonia
Earth, Miss Flanders, Miss Strive. Miss
Munday. Miss Emory. MIR. Lester Turner.
Mr.. Manly II. Haynes. Mr.. Richard =.
Cox, Mr.. Bernard Pelly. Mr.. Ernest Ling.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Furth. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Struve, Mrs. ]. G. Haines. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Power. Mrs. w. A. fiarring-
ton. Mrs. T. l.. Terry. Mrs. Emma Parkin.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert F. Gowen. Mrs. j.
@. Scurry. Miss Anna Turner, Miss Ada
Hanford. Miss Elaine Hanford. Miss Mary
Arquitt. Miss Virginia Sourry. Miss Anna
Furth Terry. Miss Dorothy Terry, Miss
I.assie MacCulsky, Miss Pattie Harring-
ton, Master Willie Harrington. MIR. A. F..
MacCulsky. Mr.. John Davis. Mr.. Harry
Newton, Mr.. ]. Gillison. jr.. Capt. Harry
Taylor. Mr.. Herman Chaplin. Mr.. James
Murray Mr. Coll Murray. Mr.. Carl Har-
baugh and Mr.. Burton Haines.
Society was charm,nday entertained last
week at the fashionable card party which
was given by Mrs. Charles f. Burnside
at her residence, Terry avenue and Marion
street. Thursday afternoon. A large num-
Der Of guests were present and the
efforts OF the hostess to mako the affair
a success were crowned with success. The
home was pret,ily decorated. Progressive
cinch was played and prizes were award
ed to Mrs. G.. L. Webb. Mrs +. NJ. Daui-
ton, Miss Rumsey and Miss Nugent. Pres
ent among others. were: Mrs. w. r. Bal
lard. Mrs George F. Meacham. Mrs. r.
r. Ainsworth. Mrs. A. b. Stewart. Mrs.
f. s. Stimson. Mrs. e. r. Blaine. Mrs. j.
A. Jackson. Mrs. C. J. Burns Mrs c. ID.
StImson, Mrs. q. W. Bragdon. Mrs. John
Schram. Mrs. r. 8. Cole Mrs. George w.
Bacon. Mrs. John w. Filkins. Mrs. c. l..
Webb, Mrs. II. r. elise. Mrs. T. p.
Corey. Mrs F. s. tombstone. Mrs. u.
p. NJ. Miller. Mrs. ]. w. elise. Mrs. W.
L. Geary. Mrs. J. Il. MacDougail.
Mrs. n. II. Latimer. Mrs. Harwood Nor
gan. Mrs. r. r. Van Tuyl. Mrs. c. L. Hat
field. Mrs. NJ. p. Benton. Mrs. Tracy.
Robertson. Mrs. w. y. Perkins. Mrs. II.
T. Norton, Mrs. r. 7. Carr. Mrs. II. Fuhr-
man. Mrs. Ellis Morrison. Mrs. Charles
Watson Mrs. j. W. Adams. Miss Hop
kns Mrs. w. r. Smith. Mrs. L. II. Gray.
Mrs. 8. T.. Crawford, Mrs. w. T. Boone.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hopkins. Mrs f. r. Burweli.
Mrs f. u Schuyler Mrs r. l.. Wilson.
Miss McNaught. Miss McGraw. Miss
Gertrude Clark. Miss Jackson. Miss Laura
Rumsey. Miss Smith. Miss Brockes. Miss
Reber Mss Eta Nnsent. Miss Corey.
Miss Morgan. Miss Relfe. Miss Miller and
Miss Beasicy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stanhope Cotton.
tr whose marriage was among the recent
society events OF this city. returned last
week from California. where they spent
several weeks, and where much was dons
for them I'm n society way Since their re-
turn number Of small affairs have taken
place in their honor. Wednesday Capt.
Munger OF the United States revenue cut
ter Grant, gave a breakfast for Mrs. Cot
ton at which were present Capt. and Mrs.
Munger, Mr. and Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Royn-
ton. Miss Munger. Mrs. Everett Stone. of
Boston. and Lieut.. Jones. OF the Grant.
Wednesday afternoon there was re-
ception aboard the Grant, the guests Of
honor being Mrs. Everett Stone. OF Boz-
ton. and Mrs. Cotton. The many pleasing
features Of the affair made Il one OF ths
smartest and brightest Of the week. The
invited guests included: Mrs. Kline Mrs.
Berry. Mrs. j. n. Brown. Mrs. Cochran.
Mrs. s. .. Yerkes. Mrs. Mitchell. wife OF
Lieut. Mitchell. Miss Louise King. Mrs.
Frank Lewis, Miss Personeous. Mrs..
George Mayer. Mrs. Faben. Mira. Tonniin-
aon, Mrs. Frank Fisher. Mrs. J. p.
Sweeney Mrs. Cam. Miss Cam. Miss
Peck Mrs. j. p. y. Liwyd. Mira. Forbes.
OF Port Orchard. Mrs Oicott. Mrs. Will
liam whttlezey, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Angus
tire. Miss Parkinson. Mrs. Frederick
Haake. Miss Lbby. Miss Kuhn. OF Port
Townsend. Mrs. Beynton, Mrs. Harry
Fredericks. Miss Garfield. Miss Eanks.
Miss Sempie Miss Knapp. Miss Clark.
Miss Morgan. Miss jackson. Miss Baxter,
ard Miss Brookss.
Miss Henrico Munger daughter % Cart.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Munger. and Mr.. I. r.
Jones % the Grant. VIII be married DE-
cs nafer g. The wedding will be a quiet
affair and rome but the relatives and init
mate friends OF the contracting ps rites
VIII witness tns ceremony. The engage
fYent vas announced BY Miss Munger az
me reception given Wednesday afternoon
on board the Grant. Mr.. Jones Is a South
.rner his native home being Baltimore.
Tic has been with the Grant for tnres
years and Is considered ore Of The abieSt
young men IN tire service. Miss Munger
u probably batter known in this city than
Is Mf Jones Since Capt. Munger has
made SEATTLE hss headquarters she has
been here ard has Attended many social
sgnes loas. She is an accomplished young
woman ard has accompanied her father
on mary % ria trips 10 foreign ports ard
ia as welt informed about service mat
tsrz'' a. the average officer.
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