The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

subjects - her majesty notified * this oer
tntsnt1ez -ore are ahse-t save very
few who ars uravos6aety prevented .rcTn
attending ~ some private ca,sSs O. e.
cUru~tzncs. Mr.. Eehh tssn introduced
the Rev II Csswer 20 whom he sgns4
the chair while he proposed the toast @.
the evening. In proposing The Queen"
Mr.. Gowea laid emphasis On the great
lesson 0f The queens lie That sire rad
never refused work taat size "a the lard
est worked woman = England today. a
martyr % the duties and responsibilities
OF her position Thar. cerhs.inE a rass-
cuiiae understanding with "a wor.ssf's
tac-. she n2s beer enabled 20 weld ard
u;!liza The eonificgiF1S elements cen
tanned "a such characters ana p.lf>ieS =
have been those 81 her Trsrrs. minister
Nasoolrne, Peel Falmersten nisrasii au&
Gladstone. aud that. IL Ire glare OF t1at
fierce light that beats upon = throne "
she has ever. az no matter what sacrifice.
or self surrender. been the power shat
protested for righteousness This toast
was drunk by ali standing. Mr. Bernard
PeIly proposed the health OF THE Pres3-
dent % the United States IN q very happy
speech. insisting that despite the e-orts
az jtngces. the relations CT the two rs
lions were to-day more friendly ;aan ever.
ans that an occasion Ike TIE present only
served 70 emphasize the fact.
Mr. Ling proposed the ladies'. Mr. =
~. Franklin twice PRESIDENT the army
and navy Or. Edward Hsseli. the COZ
onies.
MIR. c. II Behh. instead OF making a
speech recited with great feeling Kip
Nng's poem. The Native Born" in WHOSE
honor the next toast was gwen. The
toast Hst closed with Mr. Paul Henderson.
v no gave ia a few Well chosen words,
The Country We Live in
The proceedings terminated with sing
ins 'Auid Lang Syne" Rule Britannia
and God Save the Queen" followed by
three cheers fer the queen and for tho
president Of the United States Of America.
Soclety's attention was absorbed
Wednesday evening by the dfth wedding
anniversary which Mr.. and Mrs =. \. Bell
celebrated at their elegant home. 40
Boyls1on avenue. II j. not often that al
affair takes place in thu city which IS -
genuinely enjoyed by those who take part
~ was the Bell anniversary. Probably
tie feature OF The evening was the pres
ence q many of The ladies In the cos
tunes which they wore wber they stood
at the bridal altar and took the vow 20
love. honor and Obey etc. The guests
Eere confined to those who had been mar
risd during the pass ten years. II WAS the
request % the host aud hostess that al
the ladies pear IN their wedding gowns.
Some did no. obey The request for many
reasons. but the principal one offered WAS
thai the gowns. while still things Of beau-
" and Joys forever. refused 70 III the fig
ureS ri their owners as well rs in the days
gone by. But there We're plenty OF we'd
ding gowns worn. and IL was a pleasing
sght 10 look 10 on the asssrnblage. Think
OF the many styles that have come and
gene 6ur1nE the past ten years and an
idea may be formed as 70 what w&s 10 ia
seen ar the anniversary. There were bag
sleeves and little sleeves ard gowns with
oat AIRY sleeves. ard there were waists
and there were skirts which 70 the pres
ent eye impressed one as being very odd
But the day was when they were net be-
hind the style.
The Bell home looked as pretty In It's
gown CT flowers as tsd the brides in their
wedding costumes. The music room was
ir red carnations. ard she hall was a mass
81 roses. peoples and carnations In thu
library were yellow peoples. daisies and
narsgolds- The dining room looked very
charming IN Ia France Poses and sweet
peas. Mr. and Mrs. Bell received with
Mrs. r. II Rrownegi. Of Everett Miss
Kyer and Miss McNaacht assisted Mrs.
Belt In looking after the guests. Six
handed cinch was played and prizes
awarded. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell were r.
membere5 by their guests. who presented
them with many presents. all 81 wood.
Mr. and Mrs Bells guests included:
Mr.. ard Mrs r. p. Aihcrtson. Mr. ard
Mrs. f. w Andrews Mr. and Mrs. c T.
C0nover. Mr. and Mrs c. Meade Emory.
Mr. ant Mrs A J. Ffxker. Mr. and Mrs
Fl. J. Hall Mr. and Mrs. T. B. TEar-
In Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Jackson
Mrs J. T. Mcknight. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Kelleacr. Mr.. ard Mrs. George b Kittin-
ger. Mr. and Mrs. A r McFswan. Or ARD
Mrs. A p. Nitren, Mr. and Mrs. r H.
Browneil. of Everett, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles CLARK. Mf. and Mrs. Thomas
Green Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Terry. Mr..
and Mrs. \. L. Hawiey. Mr.. and Mrs.
@ sorge Riley. Mr., and Mrs James n.
Hoge 5r Mr. and Mrs. Charles r Whit
tlasey afr. and Mrs. Henry Kver Mr. ara
Mrs George ponworth Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert N. Palmer Or and Mrs. Casper n.
sharplss Mr. and Mrs Charles Power.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lsary. Mr. and Mrs.
j. r NacDouSaH. Mr.. and Mrs W 4.
Mcdonald. Mr ana Mrs E. z .Ainsworth.
Mr. and AIRS. Harwcod Morgan. Nr. ard
Mrs Alfred Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
r SteSmAn Mr. ard Mrs r. T.. Blaine.
Mr. and Mrs W u. Perkins. Mrs. Brown.
q Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs NJ F.
Backus. r,r. and Mrs. r NJ. Conn, and
Nr. and Mrs T. 81. Dsulson-
Mothers will say no. and elderly maid
eris MI, cover their faces when you rner-
ri)n II. bat fais re- faffx and must he pub
iiShes Plenty O, society girls Will 30 q.
rohaSSa- beach this summer JUST "a they
were last summer and the proper fhinS
viii be 70 enjoy ride on the beach IN
your bicycle costume The decree has
~ en promulgated 10 the east and 80 be y.
To Re thoroughly fashiorabss ~ says. vou
should sak.. NJ least ore spir on your
wheel On TIRE beach. ~ course you rite
q vince tera use everf ore do~~. II voi
cannot take a spin on the seashore take
ore alnoe the shore Of tfse lake. or If that
fats think NJ 3 good Substitute. In any
event il yo8 are NJ the seashore DO not
faH 70 take q hreather just az near oil
ocean a. circumstances VIII p@rnnst.
Farkfor. haE sat thu zeal ~ arprovs3 ca
sh5s FAD anf all her teuotess. male ara
female. are scorchiug 70 obey her be-
h@sts Ore OF fhe most pleasant features
u snlz new faea is that 10 be strictly
CT regss ore shoulE ride III a bathing SUR
TIE satuuaew girl Ia ncg always At her
best II, = bathing saif. hur = she ~ ~ req
has7 the1 ~ course. the 1Gen suits her >
"A r 4 also suits ire summer youFy
man a-d raare Is nothing Ief, 70 - d.
sired To give the sanction OF absolute
rr,4nrtefv 81 has tssen G@@res5 that ths
xaT - take this spin aA9ng the ssnfs Is
10 do ~. II a party. whjer Is known as 4
bathing bicycle party. There must 20 a
r-lsneFoi,e. ard me chances af~ that -
essr@rofis who ear ride a wheel - not
o,lfv.o5sa &c TIRE fact mat young people 90
nor algssvs care 20 b conventional 80
ts4ra - a delightful combination Of jolly
rtss,r.4rQe.e. a bicycle ant a harn. -
might rsge - thought thar the beach