The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
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every section 90 WASHINGTON. Tha decor
afioHs were very beautiful ard anproarg-
zfe 70 the oce1zSon. choice flowers hssnx
sent from California. Seattle and waNa
Walla- The entrance hal. which IL rhe
Moore residence. IS very s9acsops, vas
decorated vita dahlsaa and suord ferns
the paraor haa yellow f0r IS key noss
and was very pretty. with yNliow draper
lea In the dining room gold color also
pTsdon1iaatee. and graceful ferris ard yel-
lo% roses played = conzplcueas feature.
The Epesrs we're met az ths eaor o. Mr
Linciey Moore. and AZ the entrance 70 he
f'aFfoTs NRre met % Miss Janet Moore
Miss Wilkeson. Mss Belle wgEk@son ard
Gr. PM Winans who presented rhe
guests 20 Mr.. ard Nrs- Moore Mr.
Nakesor. Mr. a l.. Moore. Mr.. Gilbert
Ninzns and Master Yaney WGuans thus
representing four generations Mrs. J.
T. Reavis and Mrs. r ~ Ford presided
over the eofTes and Mrs. Hugh Ross, Mrs.
Macdonald. NiAs C9wies and Miss Nc
CuIsongh served the guests. Mrs. r. y.
Moore was dressed IN ar elegant black
six costume. with point lace and yellow
roses; Mrs. NilkssOn. black silk and
diamond Miss wEIkeson, white satin
and lace; Miss Belle wHkeson. white ehlf-
fon. vaIenciennes lace: Miss Moore, cream
kilk. yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Eeavis and Mrs. Ford wore black six
costumes. with gold trimmings. while the
young ladies who assisted n the dining
room we're attired IA white ogga ndy.
with GOLD col0red ribbons. One young
lady present wore the dress worn b. her
mother a. Dir. and Mrs. Aoore's silver
wedding The receiving gentlemen All
wore yellow ehrysanthemums. with TIE
exception % AR. Moore. who wore a vel
Low rose. Many beautiful and sppropri-
ate gifts were presented the bride and
groom % nifty years During the evening
Mr.. Moore referred to the wonderful
changes ard improvements OF the past
fifty years ard assured the single guests
present that s'msrriags was not a fall
ure" and finished By reading Maney's
beautiful poem. Husband and Wife"
The chief topic OF conversation among
society people Is the forthcoming "kar-
nlYal de Eommerce 10 be given under
the auspices Of the Ladies Relief So
elety the latter part OF the month. A
committee Of ladies consisting o. Mrs
William McSTleken. Mrs Mitchell Harris.
Mrs. Phil Skilimau. Mrs. Charles Bolton
And Mrs. Belle Oppenhelnaer have invited
about lfty Of the most beautiful and
graceful young ladies Of the city TO rep
resent the various characters. The enter
fainment Is something new here. and
from al indications promises 10 be a
great success. Living pictures. catchy
solos and choruses and fancy dancing viii
be among the features presented. as well
As Representations OF the business houses
and industries OF Olympia and vicinity.
The affair will be given IN Olympia thea
ter and pains viii be spared by the
society. a. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwen
are drilling the young ladies to make the
entertainments one that VIII reflect credit
on the business firms the society and the
young ladies. who have kindly promised
their assistance.
Mrs. Charles Bowen entertained the Di-
versIty Club Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Belle Oppenheimer entertained a
small party OF her lady friends Saturday
evening the entertainment taking the
form OK a mixed literary programme.
Dr. and Mrs. Tngham expect 70 leave
for tire East some time this far. whore
the doctor VIII take post graduate
course. and Mrs Ingham viii visit at the
home Of Mr.. Ingham's parents
Mrs s r. Barbee has secured po-
sitlon In the city public schools and yin
begin her new duties after the holiday
vacation.
Mrs John Cryderman has returned from
q visit OF several weeks At the home OF
her parents near WhatcoTH-
Mr. and Mrs. John Rea have removed
from the Filley residence TO the Horton
house. recently vacated by the family OF
F. C. Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. George f. F1lley have re-
turned from Grand Forks. but after
spending n short time In Olympia EFF FOR
Seattle. where Mr.. Fiiiey was obliged 20
so 10 have one q his eyes operated on by
Dir Kibhe. Thev are expected 20 return
70 this city Monday.
Miss Marian E'atten has resumed her
duties IN the Office OF the supreme court.
The family % Ernest Lister. travelling
auditor OF the board OF control, has re-
moved 20 Tacoma
Master Gwin Brewer celebrated the 18TH
anniversary u his birth by inviting
about sixteen q bis young playmates
70 a party Tuesday evening The delight
fal tirue ez3cyed ~ az the young guests
NH long cause them 90 remember when {
Cwlp was = years Oh
NJ ard A-s john Ws-aer - Tacoma. (
ar visiting ~ an5 Nrs F 6. kreiter.
Olympia teeatar goe~a enjoyed a Trip
. ChiaAtown~ "Wednesday evening
o. " MewsG spent = few days IA
Seattle asr1ae tes week.
Mr. 2 geGas Is removing his family
srsa ire sew houe recently purchased /
srau cart Wiley. OF Eisaia and Frank
IN streets
represezta.ive James II Lewis ana
wtss are guests % Juake and Ms, Reavls.
The Primrose Dancing Ciub gave an
int7}al dance Friday evening az LnifeT
auditorium Tess ctah IS composed most 1
~ ~ easfe Young pscp.e. and teey keenly
enfov tas aanel-E ard social times
Mss FsAs! Savarc entertained her
xee~r friends Saturday afternoon. the
occasion being IN heaor q her sch birth
d&Y
Amner the society events talked % for
the wioter 81 the presentation q the car
tata % Ruth ~ loca' mus clans.
Chisf Justice ard Ms Elmon Scott ere
terfalaea az euchre ast Friday evening
In heuor % NJ. and Mrs Case. 81 Pon-
sres who were their guests last week
Mr c : Lort and Mrs a Il Chambers |
carried or the }ane hard prizes and M
Pasfraar ard Judge Aneers the prizes Cor
progression. Ms Scott ts a deliEhtfll
hostess. ard the evening was an enjoy
abs CTS.