The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-19

a. e3wAr1ue~touuw but IT, 9aednnaa cUt-
sage OF the shore wss the scene Of F'rs-
Days funcskon. Tile rooms were fa2siy
decorated ch.ssy with -ossz Tire lunrn
MENU Vas elalsor4fs and tss afternoon Was
very naucs1 satoyed Mrs. Stsdnan ssnt
out about Ise invitations.
One u the met interesting social eyents
@. ts1A week KRIS the eeseBgatsoD OF tire
golden wedding Of Dir. r. A and Arz.
Loxisa Sgnixh az the residence % Or >. X
wasogef. 1Ils spruce street. the son-in-iaw
o. the ma pEy couple. II was made a family
gathering aud Included Resides DIR. ard
Mrs. Wagner Rev. Il. A. Smith. OF Cedar
Fall Ia, M ". r. Smith. az attorney Of
AAssossa Mont: Mrs Harry Thompson. OF
AarsnasIsowp Ia. and e4ghs grandchildren
The Ieads Of the family were married at
Syracuse. y Z. fl leis. Mr.. Smith served
fn tne Second lows cavalry for three and
a half years. and lived OF one farm IN
Iowa for tafrty-fsyr years. Fou- years ago
they came TO Seattle OF account Of Mrs.
Smiths health. she being 50 fli that she
could scarcely walk bat thanks 20 the be-
Blgu climate Of Washington sfe - now
hat@ woman. After .lse family had flororea
fhs occasion by an elaborate dinner, a sur
prise was given them by the arrival Of a
large delegation. numbering nearly 100.
Representing, he c0ngreg CATION Of the Tsbss-
nacfe Baptist church Feisestsoas speeches
were made BY Judge Roger 2. Greene. Rev.
Mr.. Cole. OF Waatcom and Rev. Mr..
Chrtsm pf the Tahernacle. on behalf Of the
adult members, and by two young ladies.
Mis- Gardner and Mites Maison. OF behalf
OF The Young Peoples Society. Theae were
followed by the prssenta ton OF a number
OF gifts.
A mos, enjoyable party was given or
Thursday evening when Mr. and Mrs
william J. Miller entertained number Of
friends at their home sis Twenty -first ave-
nue.. In honor 81 Mss Aaade Mcclellan.
wealth OF flowers and delightful music
contributed TO the pleasure Of all present
The evening was concl aded with dancing
or the lawn. Among those present were
Mss Hortenze Ferguson, Miss Maude Nc
Cl~lIan, Mis- Jennie Lynch. Miss Roberta
Russe Mr. Johnson. Mr.. Arthur Upper
Mr.. John Daley Mr. Allen Faulkner Mr.
Jay Allen. Mr.. Bert Blazing Mr.. and Mrs
Car. W. Speer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o.
Larned. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodaue-
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Mr.. Edward A. Salisbury gave a yacht
ing party on the sioop yacht White Star
last Sunday. the party being chapsronei
by AFR BucklaEd. The yacht left the El-
Holt Bay Club house at 3 In the morning
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elegant luncheon .ag served on board a;
10 O'Clock, ard the party returned late in
the evening. Mr.. SauIshury's guests were
Mrs. auckland Mrs. Mckee, Miss Hall and
MIS- caryfsan. OF Port Angeles Mir Nor
gan MEss Hood. Misc Long Miss Rocking
ham Miss seIden Mas Blodgef Mr. Nor
gar Mr.. Mckee. Mr.. DeWoife. Mr. Wick
life Thompson. Mr. Fox. Mr.. Smell. Mr.
Carter Mr.. Riley Mr.. Mclean
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In the early evening of Thursday last
MI. Frederic Robson Baker and Miss
Frances Richard wers married AT the
Church OF the Sacred Heart. Father Brown
ofhciating- Brothers and sisters were
present az the ceremony Later I'm the
evening "A few intimate friends, the bride
and her husband and members Of each
FAMILY met al the Hotel Butter. where din
ner was served In private rooms pro-
FUSION or flowers gave attractive surround
ings. and the gayety of all present mad.
the evening pass enjoyaby. Mr. and Ms
Baker left for their wedding trip on the
same evening.
The officials Of the Blue Star Transporta-
f'on Company entertained a number Of
friends on hoard their new steamer
Charles Nelson at the Arlington wharf
iast Thursday. An elaborate menu was
served In the saloon OF the steamer
Among those present were Mr. +. w.
Parker. Mr.. 7. A. Sadeau. Mr. II Nadeau.
Mr.. II. c. Stevens. Mr.. n. p. Benton. Mr..
G. T.. Cline. Mr.. Frank N0rthrup. Mr.. -
c. Sharp. Mr., II. s. Ryan. Mr.. A. NJ
Brookes. Mr.. y. h, Lstimer. Mr. Thomss
A. Graham. Mr. S. :, Rally. Mr. Hugh
Grtggs Of Tacoma. and the officers OF the
Charles Nelson.
Two OF tho swell lunoheous Of the past
week were given IN honor Of Mrs Herman
Hart OF Adrian. Mich, who r. In the city
the gasst NJ her sister. Mrs Frederick A.
Wing. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E w
Eucae was the hostess at her home 4is
Terry avenue. Her rooms were lastly dec
Grated with roses and tho dining table was
dressed In most artistic manner Mrs
Eng'es guests were Mrs Herman Hart
Mira Frederick A. Wing. Mira H. e Hem
~. Mrs. NJ. +, Rsckus Mrs. Charles u
Stimson. Mrs. T.. c. Nsufelder end Mrs
Montgomery Russell,
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very pretty Eastern wod,ftns IN which
many Seattle society people are Interested
through an acquaintance with the bride
was that OF Miss Emma Hodge 10 NJ
Owen r. Reeves ir. which vas snlemnly
ed AT the residence ~ the brides rrother
Mrs. Mary g Hodge az Bioofninrton. M
ncis. ON june Miss Jui'a Hodge. also
we'll known IN this city. acted Rs brides
maid Mr.. William Evans and Mi James
Reeves stood MP with the bridegroom
Miss Hodge Is sister NJ Mrs Frank He'll
and Mrs James McNanght. ~ this city
and has VISITED them several times.
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The tennis tea az ths Seattle Tennis Club
grounds an Madison street and Minor
avenue VAS a rather watrry affair last
week. The r,ain came ,3own I'm torrents snd
oniy few ~ the faithful! gathered ~ the
neat Itt:fe cub house Those who did
come spert the afternoon under cover tafk-
ing over the paints ~ me game ;ha. ~
oesves so much attention from SFattI.9s
swen set. Mrs r. W Andrews assist ID
ny her sister Ms Grace pink,eSsss'ii O.:
Stanford cal. WAS the hostess Of TIE after
noon.
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There will ~ a consider Me ext~itls ~
fhn Country cub during The next two
weeks IN the part ~ the ulclnHc ~ Of SEAT
ties swell set \ p.~asauteT place 81 spend
the summer Cannot Re found al tTe sound
and fhn .~inh W.T. Aze Vr~A i-sx fefseN THIS