The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19
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| talent was displayed In various forms.
particularly in the combination Of coIors,
| IN which she is distinctly cspa bic. A
| very rich effect on a number Of hand
some vases. technically described as
Royal Worcester, was 10 be seen.
The exhibition was characterized by
quite a wealth Of original designs both
| in form and color. Miss Lumhard is seri-
ous.y engaged in the study of design, and
| TO her no decoration Is complete unless
| the beauty of the form has been en-
HANGED. She contemplates a career in
wall paper and book cover designing.
| Her work in both oil and water coiors is
distinctly attractive and promising.
Miss Lumhard is a niece OF Mrs. Hale.
| She will make this city her home and
Will be a valuable acquisition to the art
| circles Of the city.
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Entertainment hall of the Rainier has
| been the scene OF many enjoyable social
events recently. Two OF the latest and
most delightful were in honor of Miss
| Perkins, of Fredericton. Canada, who for
the past three months has been the guest
| OF her aunt. Mrs. W. G.. Gaunce. one OF the
| Rainier's residents. On the evening Of the
18th inst a musicale in honor of this
| young lady drew large number OF her
! newiy-made friends to listen 10 a very
excellent programme. The exercises were
a.
who introduced the participants in very
felicitous style. Those taking part were
Mrs. Sawyer. Misses Pelton. Perkins,
Wrestling. Merkley. kahle. and Gaunce,
/ and Messrs. Dane and kahle. On Monday
| evening last the young lady residents Of
| the house gave a dance in her homer. A
| large number were present and INDUCED
| in this favorite pastime until late hour.
| Miss Perkins left on Wednesday morning
over the Canadian Pacific for her eastern
| home. She leaves behind her many re-
| gretfui ones among those who have made
| her acquaintance.
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| One of the pleasant affairs of the week
was select party given at the Griffith
| house in honor OF Mrs. Haake. wife of
Lieut.. Haake of the Grant which was
| enjoyed until ii O'Clock. when refresh
! ments of the choicest kind were served.
/ Mrs. Haake was the winner of the first
prize. handsome water color painting:
/ Mrs. Frank Lewis carrying off the sec
| ond, a dainty embroidery bag. Mrs.
| Haake received numerous other presents,
! cut glass. silver. etc, Ii being her ami
| yersaTy The ladies declared ii one of
| the most social and enjoyable evenings
| of the season. Among the guests were
! Mrs. f. Lewis. Miss Richmond Miller,
/ Mrs. Everett Stone, Mrs. f. Nj. Munger.
/ Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. q.
{ j L.
! soneus, Mrs Claypool. Mrs. Palmer. Mrs.
| Dickinson, Miss Cowles.
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| The annual meeting of the New England
! Club will be held at Plymouth church,
! Wednesday evening, to celebrate Fore
/ fathers day, being the anniversary OF the
! landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, De-
| cember %, 1870. The public is invited.
| The programme will include: Organ, in
/ troductory. by Mr.. Englehardt: prayer,
/ Rev Mr.. Temple: singing by male quar-
! tette: tenor solo. by Mr.. VIII p. Ham,
/ mond; address by the president. George
! Donworth; essay by Miss u. Marsh; reel
! tatons by Mr. Joe Biethen and Mr.. Martin
/ Howard Kent; "reminiscences of New En-
| gland. by Mr.. f. r. Butterworth. Elec-
| ton of officers for the ensuing year.
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| Mrs. W. A. Susandt gave an afternoon
tea on Thursday for the benefit of the St.
! Stephens Episcopal church. at her resi-
dence, on State street. Those present
were: Mrs. w. A. Susandt, Mrs. f. +.
! Overton, Mrs. Connors. Mrs. Phinney.
| Mrs. Donahue. Mrs. John James, Mrs A.
NJ. Pantlan. Mrs, Gala a. Maxwell Rev
/ r. f.. and Mrs. Hyland. Mrs. r. w Grow
I err. Mrs. David Kellogg. Mrs. George Start
up, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Thomas HOUSTON
! Mrs. Frank Nanny. Mrs. j Saeher Mrs
Walters. Mrs. Olo Bump. Miss Connors.
Miss Daisy Hyiand Miss Olive b. SUI
| sandt. Miss frankie Parker and Miss
Kathleen Grover.
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On Tuesday evening. December II. at
J o'clock. at the residence Of Mrs. y J.
! Holt, 2l2 Fourth avenue north. James A.
! Holt was united in marriage TO Miss Jewel
| Florence Archambault, ty the Rev. w. A.
/ Major. of the Second Presbyterian church
y Of a.
: gathered ia witness the ceremony After
/ The marriage luncheon was served. The
/ bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs j.
J Il Archamhault. IF Ninneapclis MINI
Mr. ard Mrs. Hole left on the Umatiia
! for San Francisco on their wedding trip.
! where they will remain for some weeks
After Their return they will he at home
. at the residence at Mrs Holt's mother,
! 2i2 Fourth avenue north.
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The arrival on the Sound of The United
States hatt!eship Oregon mas nc. resulted
IN many young naval Officers taking part
In local society. Tbs Oregon will not be
locked un,t January. and il IS said the
commander has decided that in the mean
time Port Orchard shall he the place Of
the young officers. They are expected to
stay there until after The docking OF the
oregon. The society girl VIII therefore
nave to postpone the uttle pleasure That
She expected would be hers az soon as the
, Oregon reached the Sound
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Last week the engagement Of Miss
Eeth Nalaron. OF Muskegon Mich. and
Mr.. Frank Frederick. of this city was
announced. Miss Waldron IS a niece OF
. Mrs. Fred Stjmsau. ~ whose elegant
home on Queen Anne Miss WaIdron spent
2 year, returning ~ hs~ Tieh{-au farae
2 last summer Mr.. Frederick Is one Of
The well known ycuuE business men Of
this city. The wedding VIII take place
al MuskeEoa in February. after which
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Will make a tour
OF the Eastern cities
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The Saturday Afternoon Whist Club was
. most delightfully."- entertained this week bv
Mrs. W. u IAmbuih. st her home on
Rainier Heights. The first prize. q hand
some piece 81 cUt glass. was Won by Mrs
7 =. Hardin: the seeond prize. an exquls-
lie piece OF embroidery, the work If the
! hostess. vas awarded 10 Mrs. Buzzeue.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. y L5wman entertained
Mr. l. :. J Hant and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
+ eE1ck S~uve al box party on the open-
( ing night - me Calhoun Opera Company.
/ en- tee SAM evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
, Fascnai. Mss Semple ard Miss Ethel sem
+. pie Rere the guests Of Mr E5Ear Anes at
box party a. tEe same ,heater.
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/ Ms. W.ilisu Eoq0e very act;rrtf,1'1v en-
| feE12.aed the ladies II the Kiruae@s Wrhtst
| cab oa Thursday. Delicious refrpS hrner. x
were served Mrs. II. + West reserved
| the first prize ana Ms Charles 3. New
/ ton the consolation. Mrs West will en-
/ Tcrfsln The cl8h 81 Thursday. December
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