The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

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s9Csety j0st TOW Is several
weddings which are on he tapis,
The announcement, ~ made IN
IL this issls Of the HAYNES Han
ford enga cement, which IS 10 Be a
swell! church wedding. and in Tacoma
Wednesday evening NJ. Thomas Shep-
ard. % Seattle will lead TO The altar Miss
Agnes Bowen. a handsome young lady OF
sha City OF Destiny.
III the inneruost circles Of the ultra sci
Al engagement 81 a mystic nature is hint
ed at. but with all the ar, possessed by
society reporter not an Idea San he CLEAN
ed as 70 who The parties are Dame Rumus
has X. though. that the groom * of En-
slish extraction.
1t IS also sad with the welraness OF A
Mystic Shrine meeting, that several couples
II the younger sets have pi4gaied their
vows and unless circumstances greatly
change, one Or more enga sements viii
shortly De announced. all Of which Is de-
csdeoly refreshing 10 society. as there has
been IN awful scarcity II weddings during
the past few seasons.
Card clubs. which we're so popular las,
winter. are being recognized. and severA.
dancing clubs are talked Or. Altogether
the prospects fer the winter are not 50
bad.
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The Red Cross ladies Of the state, who
have done such noble work ia providing
comforts foT our troops and relief for the
fre-stricken people az New Westminster,
Mere well represented at the meeting OF
the executive committee held IN Tacoma
last Wednesday
Mrs, John b. Allen. OF Seattle. president
OF tie association, presided at the meeting.
Reports from various officers showed many
societies formed III the past month and
much work done.
Spokane has sent 20 headquarters n box
containing eigAtyone caps ard seventy
eight baadases. which have boea forwarded
70 San Francisco, The expresSags being
Mrs. flames. president OF the Seattle Red
Cross, told OK The relief work done At New
Westminster. The Seattle Red Cross raised
sit's ~. Of wh.ch $40. 50 was expended fer
bread. bedding. shoes and stockings. IN
conjunction with the citizens three Cal
loads OF food. cots, etc. were sent fuzzy
zens Of Seattle.
~ appeal was read from Mrs. Bennett,
OF Ental. the wife % a soldier. She and
her family are in destitute circumstances.
needing clothing aud shoes and wood for
winter. This matter VIII be referred %
the Seattle society. wh3ch VIII cooperate
with the state organization in furnishing
a vote O. thanks was extended the FOL-
lowing: To the Seattle & International for
transportation for Red Cross workers TO
New Westminster: also Tor transports t!on
OF al. freight sent; 10 the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern for their offer to carry
any donations received throughout the
state. should the suffering a, New West
Minister he 100 great for Seattle. 70 Mr..
James Arthur. for transportation on State
OF Washington and FaiThaven given Miss
Beals. state organizer, 10 the Flyer fer
transportation 10 Tacoma for members Of
the executive committee, 10 Wells Fargo
and Northern Pacific Express Compaa ies
for carrying Spokane Red Cross society's
box 10 San Francisco: TO Pacific Coast
Steamship Company for carrying several
boxes 10 First regiment.
The treasurer report showed ssi5.53 har-
Ing been received. o. which 500 Was given
by II. G Mcneil. Of '.Coionsay." Seattle.
for New Westminster Sufferers,
The d. a. II. of Tacoma win send telliss
ard cordials through the state Red cyQss
The next meeting VIII be held In Seattle
Wednesday. October 3.
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The first large dancing party OF the sea-
son was glFea Friday evening AZ the Queen
Anne Club house by the members Of the o. 4
Agayne set. Tie evening was delightfully."-
cooi for dancing. and with FIFE music by
VESTS orchestra right jolly time vas
had The party was informal in It's char
aCter. but Notwithstanding this there were
many fetching gowns In evidence This
crowd will give numerous hops % this char
acter during the winter months. Those
present Friday r.ight inciHeed AR ard Mrs,
Fred stl,uson. Mr. and Mrs. Harwaot
Morgan. Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry FredeTicks,
Mr. ard Mrs. T. Z. Ainsworrh. Mr.. and
MF-. -. IL. tFA&fnfG Mfs. ia lE&Du OF
Dawson; Miss Carrie Morgan. Mss Mary
Reber. % Baltimore. Miss Edna Writer.
Miss Cardln. Miss Alfredo Healy, If Daw
son. Miss Camphell, q San Ffaneisco: Miss
AGair. Miss Helen FalTfas ~ Na3eht Mas
Helen Holmes Miss Graves Mss Evelyn
Graves. Miss Marguerite Mckinney Mise
Raeley Miss Ethel Bage, Miss Dorothy
Smith Ms Anale Smith. N'ss A@ilie phil
llps. Miss Loam.s. Miss Eda smith. Miss
Net!ie Smith. Miss F.s-er. Hlss ESsse
Fisher. Miss Inelis. Miss Be&sts inglls. Miss
,soo5felo~, Mss Carfle niggnn. Miss
Miss Genev.sve Relic. Mr. VIA InEl's. Mr
VIII Hama Nj Hago3 smith Mr. T. ~.
Herald. Mr. Ernest Herald. sfr. Reuben
Aha ne. MIR EIdgely Force. Mr. Fred Ham.
rnond Nr. RsIph Hopkins. Mr.. Angus. 81:
Vancouver Z. G; Mr. Mayherry. Mr..
Harry sheatte. = Da.son. III. James
Cfses0S1 VI Duffy. Mr. Frank Dingiay
Nr Charles : Clafy. Mr.. Hicks NF Fref
j4ioks Mr Crockett. Mr Mccosnaugaey.
Tar kellogg Nj. iloh Erlnker 1T Franz
Nauday Mr. Harding Cos NF. Chester
Fox vi Mcdowell. Nj P2M Richards
Mr. = In.stsoii Mr GsaTse canaf.2eiJ.
Mr.. Ceary ar3 NJ Jess HE.nkef
The following parry es}oyee aeiighttul
sal! or TIE popular yac1t kesp5e aGa
iunchsA az EaE hafhcr ast -3H1s% Ir
ere Mrs Sarel r CtawfcrG Ir su1 Airs
warren. II Faf;iers. Mre Jackson. Mas
C9ndon Mis- taexa M.Es Any smith,
Mas Jo4rsoa. Mss Metiaoev si.ss Mce
%aueat Aez Campbell ard NisS Cfoekesi.
q Montreal. 5iF Gordon, Mr. iGgeTsoi..
". Fos:er. NJ Gear Af Ana. ~
crawford Mr. NH.rr Mr. Fox ~. Bah
cox and f9r. Muaday
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