The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

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80 10 corfer about besides ttse
-" Thee sas oeen q good 3sal q
49, IRIS aek waic:s aa1s given ST.
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u xs.ys.. b.; e 90 present flasi n teas
= ~..rr,es so.ssefy Rt-I fiaTe an oyer1Gas 70
-, from T'1ry aye always pretty
.s,S~ 1Enes g. = yoFat@. and TeEsresesFlr
- asaI - work and ilFns eE1+nd @s4,
ae~.e@ gn~y Isftle feeling % oh-sEa-
re tre1rz~ from NsDusss9|a which
- ,hrcusa Tacoma las- Saturday
- things s-gs!y ar3gg.si the depot While
- vere here TIE .adjszs u tie Euser-
80 f-sgts an BED Cross Eoeje-g weTe
a. rsasy 10 49, ffe a3rGry 11ss. a q
u ~.sx4rf.ss. ftrsgs berries aF.ae coffee. and.
Il asst,!or. esach man waE siEen q paper
L. eeuta!nlnx a luncheon % take Zi1h
- incidents Ocrt.rrest that would s7lg-
.se start.ag az nGt Il few ro14aaeea
sNsas~-sses were exchanged a. q spirit u
IL and o@uquets we're given. zith caTds'
7..actaa al: as tie train pulled oft good
=. xefs waved frxn windows and plat
hsms
/ NJ. Alexander Bali..a'- reception on
{ssur~say afternoon tor Mss Margaret
II ~Aawas who has .,1t recently returned
i e,,s Europe. WIS ore - sie largest % the
l.aaox nearly 50 Invitations Being sent
L. Qaasti,ias % asrLs ana tropical!
I.sn,s and roses IN srotas.ou transformed
Ian hog~s into q perfec. bower. Tbs
IExssag room vac a picture wish is
lfasn.Y furniture and effective grouping
Is salr-s TIE guests were received in
las roor. by Mrs Hs!lHe and Mss Thomas
81 Mrs. William Hge,oz. The fDlsst ef-
To- table was placed. presided over by
Ixrx Harrison Foster ana Mrs 4 $ Mill
Jhn. TIE walls acre covered wl.h Amert-
ssn au5 Eagiish d7gs AMI Under the cell
lag from ore s14d OF ;5e room - the OF her.
sss Stretched an American flag. measuring
Hurnfy-ave fest and forming as Il were.
IA canopy Of the Stars ard strips La the
Hs.ag rooms Mrs T. r. Wallace eerved
sHeh Assisting IA receiving were Mrs
Ia r. M-Claine Mrs c. II HYDE. Mira
rssaerfck M0tfef Mrs. Nichols The
ysary ladies' serving were Mise MacDon-
"a MIS- Tyer. Mss SDrag74e. Mas Hewitt,
Nkw Clara Hewitt Miss Bennett. Miss
Hcancy. MIA HolaTooke Miss Darnau.
| Among the largo an ~ the week
las me reception given "Wednesday from
Ia Until BY Mrs Ralnh Natcaf ard Mrs
II: p. Scott az The Residence Of Mrs. Met
Itsg on Yakima avenue Delightful music
lie, harp. violin and flute added much TO
Ipls pleasure ~ the entertainment The
teasra.ians throughout the house wefe ex-
vseiingsy pretty. particularly IN the din
thr rsarm. where the scheme OF red. white
Iaaa blue was carried oat hy using red
lad White carnations ard blue coTuii0w-
lss TIE table IN this room was presided
lever BY Mrs A. G. Lu %. ard Mrs Claude
Astsley. assisted Ny Mss Fitch, Miss lfew~
M Mss Hayden. M.ss SbuIiz. Miss Clara
Hewitt Miss Voorhees, ifiss Mcdonald.
ZNss Knobb. Mss Spragu-. Mrs. Clinton
a sn0wisn served punch on the broad
sssaada Assisting the hostesses 81 receive
ia wsre Mrs. stieb AIRS. MonIanaon. Mrs.
eyragae and Mrs. Morlton. The g-lests
we're received 10 the drawing room by
HMrs Scott. Mrs. Mccall Miss Wilson.
Niss Simmons ans Miss Eoyins.
A tea Was riven IN honor % Mrs Fred
erics Ilraseii RIO has come - Tacoma
fe reside from HoHEho0g and Mrs Frank
1Noolsse. Of Portland hT M 4 r
RritehaTd 90 Friday aftern oon TIA and
Ices were served in tho dining room. where
be decorations were in rrsen and white
lby Mrs W y Tyler ard Mr.. /. Il, Man
l.ine Mrs Mack ~slar served F4H. Is 81 me
BAL Assisting we're Ars. FRANK I. FARCE.
hiIss Ia Fargo Mas styEe. n l=s Wiasate
>a.s KeFsfaw Nta BroHue. Mlss White
tssa Mss Farreily.
I Ms Sara Louise Tsrreiy ani Mr., Fran
u Joseph Ia Fargo wcre emitted ia mar
sass last Saturday morning A. SEQ n 81.
isas church Father I{yisb9s performing
To- naptia mass only tte relatives Of