The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

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Der ef guests ~ shsi- elegant home en-
Carcea street A parior orchss.ra fur
Mashed nrsls FOR dancing and the spacious
rarlors. the ts4 room ara billiard hall
we're scenes ct great mira and 9alssy
urel t5s small hours cf ere New Year
mc-Rsrs
Tie pleasurs-sowsns Germans 81 TIE
city gave . most lively and snsoyacis
masquerade bah THURSDAY might a. -
home hal. There was q large sttsncancs
and the uirsh and fun grew FAST and
furious uns2 the ola year wNs . oask
Huznhsr.
Miss Jennie strand, Of shis cisy. ana M.
Charles Robin, cf Castle Rock were mar
ried Thursday evening ~ me resteencs
OF the brides pzreats, Mr.. aad Mrs II. ,.
Strand. On Elk street, Rev. Eor2tso All
Ing officiating. The brides sistsr. Miss
Phoebe Strand, was Bridesmaid. ana Mr..
L II. Darwin was the g-oorn's best man.
After the ceremony, which took place at
eo-ock In The pressncs Of the family and
few intimats friends. q reception was
rendered 20 the newly welded pair. whic1
was attended by many friends WHO were
glad OF AZ opportunity 10 extend their
congratulations and best wishes. The
bride Is q graduate Of ths high school
and has FOR soms time been one of the
most popular OF the city teachers. Mr..
and Mrs. Robin will reside a. Castle Rock,
Were Mr.. Robin 10 engaged IA business
with his father.
Mrs. George Z. oass gave n,r. social
at home" Wednesday afternoon for the
BENEFIT Of s. Agnes suild Of ST. Luke's
church.
The Cougar Club, q new social organis-
alton having . membership OF thirty
prominent young men. gave Its nrst re-
cepuon yesterday afternoon from TO .
o'clock az It's handsome rooms In tho
Reilingharn Bay bank block. A large
number OF invited guests were present
and they were royalty entertained. Don
kick IS thu motto or the club. and GER
tatnly none o. its numerous guests felt
inclined that eay yesterday.
The Aftermath Reading Circle was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. George A.
Kellogg IN Fsirhaven Monday afternoon.
Mrs. WELDON. OF Seattle, daughter OF Mrs.
kellogg, read az excellnt paper on lie
insurance, which she had read before the
Century Club. OF Seattle. Miss Hsrristte
kellosg. who IS spending the holidays al
home, entertained the company with some
or her popular readings and also some
vocal solos. Refreshments were served
and a social time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
A watch night servics was held at the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday night and the Epworth League
A-asl "a NGAASENAeSN&gz4 SGE WIG ~ ~ " N%oN<A
Mr.. c. y. Larrabee president OF the
Fairhaven Land Company. and his attoT-
ney. Mr.. ]. A. Kerr. left Thursday for ST.
Paul
Miss Emily Lobe gave a pleasant party
TO a number OF her friends New Year .
eve.
Miss Gertrude Jenkins has been visit
ing friends al Anacortss for a few days.
Mr.. J. W. Romaine, county attorney
elect, has returned from a visit 10 his
mother at Dayton.
Mr.. Norman Tucker the new receiver
OF Fairhaven & New Whatoom Street
Railway Company, by appointment OF the
Federal court, IS back from holiday
visit TO Portland.
State Senator porr visited Olympia this
week 10 arrange for suitable accommoda-
tons for himself and wife during the leg
.slative session.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. simpson attended the
Christian Endeavor convention at Ev-
erctt.
Mr.. John F. Miller, of this city. and
Miss Ifilda Berkman, OF Lynden, were
married Wednesday at the home OF the
brides parents.
Mr.. John o. Jackson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. p. Jackson, OF the Byron house.
are 10 be married tomorrow at the home
OF the bride on Garden street.
Ex-Mayor Alfred L. Black is going TO
California in few days. and may decide
10 locate there.