The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

old Knot A t;afr club. Tne wedding VIII
q IL said be q private affair. none but
the relatives and . fe~ friends being
present; Xr ard Mrs. Cotton viii spend
~ least a part q IRE winter In California
where the groora's mother makes ner
home
"a. g. Peters church. Regent square.
r,,udon. England. on the 18th day o. All
gust. so. AZ = noon ~ tire Rey. p n A.
Bradley Neftie EIeanors Perrin Of seat
tie Wash. 4. = A.. 20 Charles Percy Nil
Ter. % Toronto. Canada"
THAT f. whaf y said or copies %
weSding announcement. which were re-
eefged IN this city last week
The hr.Se rsade hcr home N
this city for years. she had consider
alla dramatic ability. and assumed prom
inent role S. the production of the society
drama Moths" about q year ago. After
that sire went 20 New York 20 study ana
later went 20 London. where as e vii oe
seen her marriage 20 Mr. Miller followed
Mrs Miller II q charming young woman.
and is held in high esteem b. All who know
hsr.
Mr.. b u. snalley pleasantly enter
tanned a few o. her friends Al luncheon
on Wednesday al her home on sS2eea
Anne Present were Mrs. Baia~ln,
pvs. J. W elise. Mrs. c. r. saeEest.
nrs. r r. Mccoy. Mrs. II. r. elise Mrs
a. =. Bell. ars. G. F. Crane. aud Mrs.
Wright. Of Indiana
Mrs. Miles Price Benton gave very
.s tgyable Afternoon" or Friday. about
- guests being present. The diversion 81
the hour Was one OF the original guessing
* mes now 20 much 80 vogue Mrs. HAT
field s.on the first prize. Toe second, De-
INK a tie between Mrs. Blackwell ana
Mrs Turner was cut for t1e prize faA-
fnK to Mrs Blackwell. At the eonclu-
sin Of the game delightful refreshments
we're served. The affair was given in
honor OF Mrs. /. W. Adams. recently re-
turned from Japan. and Mrs and Miss
Benton. mother and sister % Mr.. Benton.
who have lately come from the East TO
make Seattle their home.
The Kew York correspondent OF the
pest-InteiiiEeRcer writes under date OF
Sept sth as follows:
Charles II Baker. the receiver Of the
Merchants National Bank. Of Seattle,
has been in New York city the past week,
spending most Of his time down IN the
Wall street district
Mai Harlan is stu In the city visiting
his sons Otis the distinguished actor,
and RaIfe now = practieing dentist here,
Frank w Atwood. the Seattle mer-
chant. spent a few days out Of town and
returned 10 the metropolis the middle Of
10. week.
The Nineteenth Century Literary Club
win hold the first Of It's meetings at
o'clock next Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember 10Th In Miss Bush's studio. The
programme for the afternoon Will include
roll call. names OF interesting books
read during the summer. paper "Har-
report OF delegates 10 the convention.
" s f. w c., Miss Personeus and Miss
Hili. review Of work for the past yea.
and plan OF study for the coming year,
Miss Frances Knapp.
Mr. and Mrs james NJ. Corbet. whose
marriage s announced in another cell
uuan. VIII attend the fiftieth anniversary
Of the marriage OF the groOm's parents
at f3rookvilie. Pa, on the 2ist Of the
present month subsequently visiting
friends In Washington. u. c. and other
Eastern points before returning to Spo-
kaEe.
Mr. and Mrs G. ]. Smith left the city
last week for the East. They were ae-
ccrnpanled by their daughter. Miss Myra.
They viii spend a few weeks IN New
York after which Miss Smith VIII enter
Smith college for the year and Mr. and
Mrs. Smith will return to Washington.
Mrs. James Mcknight and Miss Nc
Naughi left Tuesday for New York. after
spending the summer here. During the
week the Steamans, whose cottage they
occupied, returned TO the city from the
Country Club. where they made their
home during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Furtb, Miss Furth,
Miss Sidonia Furth. Mr.. Frederick Is.
Struve and Mr. James Murray were the
guests OF DIR Luke Robinson. OF San
Francisco at a box party given Friday
evening at the Third Avenue theater.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Power and Mr..
and Mrs. James y. Hoge jr.. occupied a
box al the Third Avenue theatre
Wednesday evening. Another box was
occupied by the officers ~ the Monterey.
Mr. ard Mrs william d Perkins en-
tertained ~ dinner Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. r. r Blaine, MIR. and Mrs.
T. L. smith Mr. and Mrs z. w Price.
and Mr. and Airs. HARDWOOD Morgan
Mrs Homer F. Norton gave an infor-
nal AT Home Thursday afternoon.
pelightfui music was rendered by some
joyed Mrs Nortou's hospitality.
The ladies OF 81 Marks WIFI give re-
cepuon soon at the home az Mrs W II II.
Green IN honor az Rev. SIR Ilwyd, who
VIII succeed Dr. Garrett as rector of the
church.
Nr Edward Sweeney. Mr. Lester Tur-
ner Mr.. Il. r. Spencer and MIR. r Cardin
made mp party hat enjoyed q cruise on
the yacht Aggie early last week.
Col James Hamilton Lewis was IN
Spokane and other eastern Washington
cities several days last weak
Mrs Henry Fuhrman gave n luncheon
"Wednesday for Miss Adler. % New Or
leans. who IS her guest
Mr. ard Mrs u. Lowman spent sew
eral DAYS AZ orcas island last week
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS