The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

Cordially the zine rev neHoers ana were
suruvfzsd hcw vel they EustalTssa thelf
va-s N the conversation. some OF tnFM
having tzksz lessons only seven nonlhs-
IRE earfy part q the afternoon Nas spent
g. x~r1-aI conversation After the sery-
.rz Of gaIrty refreshments he professor
rave his first lecture on ne syrtsE O ne
F-ench fznEaage Ths rexE meeting Of TIE
dub VII be tomorrow lMorday} az the
S.r.a az Ms Alfred II. Andersen, No
1ssr ze-e~a street Tire members ~ the
clnb ara Mrs. "A II. Anderson. Mrs. J. Col
lies Mrs Denny Mrs. II Clay EverSoies
Mrs. G II. Hagan. Mrs LeSman A-s-
meSaught Mrs. shepard. Ars- Charles
SrimsCnr .rz. 2. w sharpiss. AZ :.
1.auney Ms wilson. Miss IL. St-uye. Mss
Emma Collins Mlss Emery. Mss A Nick
els Mss Becker. Miss r. ". Thornton.
Mss VI. Spencer. Mss A. Hanforc and
Mss q. Alien-
There wag very quiet wedding AZ T-i1-
fv Episcopal church thursday sTcrnlng.
xynsu Mss Tinifre5 Wade. daughter Of the
late Lieut. Edwin l. Wade. Z. :, X. 4,
and Nr. Charles 2tanhope Cotton, r. son
a. Capt. Charles Cotton, were united IN
sxedIoek by Rcy. II. II. Gowen. The ceFs-
rnony was witnessed b few relatives ana
friends Of the contracting parties, tnclue-
ing Mlex waae's mother and the parents
Of tae groom Mr. and Mrs. Cotton left
for the Soath where they win spend
ghort honeymoon after which Mr.. Cotton
xslg return 70 Alaska, where he holds po-
sl80u. Mrs Cotton may return 10 Seattle
within a few months 10 make her home.
Last Saturday a party Of well-known so
csety people vent 70 snoqualmie on the
train spent Sunday. and returned TO the
CITY Monday on their wheels Ia the party
were Mr. ane Mrs. Harwood Morgan, Mr
and Mrs. s. l.. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
fflavIax Cole Miss Carrie Morgan. Mr.. j.
c. Slater OF san Francisco. Dr.. ;. w Nc
connaughey and SIR. and Mrs. Charles
Baker.
Mrs. Fred stsEson gave a dinner party
iast evening 81 her Queen Anne residence,
which was attended BY a number of her
intimate friends. Il was one Of the few
smart affai-s OF the week. The dining
room vas made attractive by profusl9n
OF flowers maiden-haif fern and white
chrysantheuums. Dainty green candies
adorned the table and iiuminated Inc
room.
Rev Wallace NuEting who was for
long time pastor Of Plymouth Congrega-
t}onaI church. returned recently from Eu-
rape. and a letter received In this city last
week states that the members OF his
church. the Union Congregational or Prov
ideuee X. l.. gave him a magnificent re-
eepti0n, which was attended by many fash
ionable church folk of Providence
Miss Minnie Beatrice Peck entertained
Informally Wednesday evening at her
home ei2 Denny way. Mrs. III. j Bost-
wick OF Elkhart Ind. Miss Laura Can
feld Miss Rowena Neville. Mr.. A. l..
Hawiey Mr.. Ralph Hopkins, Mr.. Ed
Herald. Mr.. Henry Tomlinson and Mr..
Sylvester Pier. of Portland. Or.
Last Wednesday evening the Wednesday
Night Card Club held It's FIRST social meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. ]. G. Haines. Sew
enth avenue and Union street. Six-handed
ciach was played. There were present a
number of persons who are not members
OF The club. The meeting was a success
in every particular.
At a meeting of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, held at the home of
Mrs. John Leary last Tuesday. Mrs. John
LeaFy was made regent and Mrs w. II. III.
Green vice regent for the ensuing year.
Two subscriptions were received to the
fund for the Washington statue for Pho
Mr.. Edward f. sweeney's yacht Aggie
came into port this week after five days
cruise near Port Townsend. On board
during the cruise were Mr.. and Mrs. Mag
nus Of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Henry
and two children. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
Robertson, Miss Spencer and Mr.. Sweeney.
Mrs. W. r. Hoggatt returned 10 the city
Monday after a visit OF several weeks
with Capt. and Mrs Green at the naval
station Port Orchard and win leave
shortly for the East, accompanied by
Lieut.. Hogzatt.
Miss Sidonia Furth. Miss Turner Miss
4
ker. Ar. Maniey b. Haynes and Mr.. James
Murray occupied box al the Third Az
enue theater Thursday evening.
Mr.. sni Mrs. :. II. Wendell arrived
from Detroit. Mich. on Thursday. having
been called here by the serious Illness OF
their daughter, who Is at Mr.. NJ. X. Mad
dock'a. 40 caerry street.
Wednesday evening. October q. the
Queen Anne Club viii formally open the
dancing season on Queen Anne with a
dance. to be given in the clubhouse
AFR. and Mrs Charles Baker Mr.. and
Irs. J. " elise and Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
elise made Up a theater party at the Sc
ettle theater Wednesday evening.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. f. O
Graves gave small dinner party in honor
% Mr.. and Mrs John Mcmillan. Of Roche
Harbor. who wers their guests.
Miss Sample. Miss Ethel sempie and Miss
Holmes. ehaperoned by Mrs. Gecrge NJ
Paschall were guests OF the officers Of the
Aihatross last Tussdsy.
Rev. J. =. ~. IIwyd az tire request az
the wemen's Guild e ST Marks church.
has consented 20 give a series OF lectures
IN ne near future.
Mrs Elhs Morrison will Eive 4 card
party Thursday AZ her hcmc. fiS Nine
teenth avenue.
Mrs. a. Il. Stewart viii leave this week
far California. where she vii spend sew
erai months.
Cart and Mrs. Charles Cotton len for the
East last week, where they viii spend q
.ew weeks.
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