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


trimmed in r~oint lace made charming
finish 20 the pasture. She carried : large
bunch - brlds. NaScs, Miss Helen Stroui.
as pretty a little maid as any bride could
wish. was dressed IN fun evening dress ~
white sufy material aud carried a bunch
Of Duchess Sc Bralaud roses. While the
contracting parties are very prominent ii
local society. their relatives are n tho
East So the cegeuony VAS Witnessed by
only : few relatives. who reside in the
city May beautiful presents. hoN ever.
testified 10 ,ae interest ana good wtsaes
OF absent ones After the ceremony dinner
was served az the osgoe3 home Later I'm
the evening number OF friends came In
10 drink To the health If the Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaplin hofora hair del arturo for Victoria
on tna steamer City Of KINGSTON. From
Victoria they viii 60 - California Tor
months visit At points OF Interest on
returning To Seattle MIR. and Mrs. Chaplin
will make their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. osgood.
Seattle women are at last TO have
chance TO take part indirectly in the war
agains: Spain. Almost every ether largo
city in The United States has wsll-or-
ganizei wartime association II some kind.
There ara Red Cross and wlfnenS auxiliary
societies by the hundreds, and the ladies'
Identified with the movement are finding
much to do that Is entirely practical Sc
at;le has been the last ~ the large cities
in Washington Ia take up the movement.
but now that IL has started the usual spiris
Of the Queen City will undoubtedly 10
manifest. Through some very hard work
on the part OF Mrs. ]. =. Ha!ues. Mrs. w.
w. Robinson jr., ard Mrs charles u.
Stlmson, nearly all Of the prominent la
dies OF the city have been Interested
meeting Will be- held in Elk hail. in the
Colman building. tomorrow morning at
10: 30 o'clock. /; will he attended by many
Of the prominent women OF the city and
plans for active work viii b. presented
for consideration. Among these whe have
signifed their intention Of attending tho
meeting may he mentioned Mrs J. z.
Ha!nes Mrs Charles -. Stimson. Mrs. w.
w Robinson. jr.; Mrs. q. O. Halter. Mrs.
NJ. f. Backus, Mrs Thomas Burke. Mrs.
Morgan Carkeek. Mrs. Gilbert s Meem.
Mrs II. c. Henry, Mrs. J. ID. Lowman.
Mrs. Charles Power. Mrs. Siliitoe, Mrs.
John Il. Allen. Mrs. 4. L. Strout, Mrs.
Maurice McM;cken, Mrs. A. II. Stewart.
Mrs A. w Engle Mrs. F. A. Wing. Mrs.
H. q. Strive Mrs. Frederick X. Strive.
Mrs r.. l.. Terry Mrs. 4. II. osgcod. Mrs.
f. o. Graves Mrs. w. J.. Trlmhle. Mrs.
f.. A. Bel. Mrs. Francis Rotch, Mrs.
Edgar b. Piper Mrs. James II. Hay
den, Mrs J. u. Macpougail. Mrs. George
NJ Paschali. Mrs. Livingston Il. S'edman.
Mrs Thomas NJ. Green. Mrs. A. h. Nc
I George II. Hebron Mrs. Thomas Hardin.
Mrs w. l.. Goaty Mrs. Charles Hopkins.
Mrs. ". +. G!ddings, Mrs. TX. c. Coiver.
Mrs. James II. Hcge. jr., AIRS. G. j.
Smith. Mrs Montgomery Russell, Mrs, II.
C. Neufe'der. Mrs. Il. C. Hughes. Mrs.
Charles Shepard. Mrs Erastus Brainerd.
Mrs SutcliTe Baxter. Mrs. 4. NJ. Brookes.
Mrs q. q. Lyon. Mrs ID. y. Baxter. Mrs.
David Kellogg. Mrs ]. +. II. Llwyd.
Mrs H. II, Gowen. Mrs ". III. g. Tenn
pie. Mrs Hugh w. GIlchrist, Mrs. Louis
s. Bowerman. Mrs. A l., Hu.chIson. Mrs.
w. A. Major. Mrs. l.. NJ. Randall and Mrs.
W. 8. Harrington.
The iarges, reception Of the week. per-
haps. was given on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs Edward q, Graves In honoT or her
daughter. Miss Evelyn Graves. Mrs. Graves
was assisted IN receiving 10y tho Misses
Graves. Mrs. David kellogg. Mrs A. +.
McEwan and Mrs Robert Wilson. Mrs.
Thomas NJ Green presided IN the dining
room In the hail Miss Louise Hayden and
Miss Lilly Kellogg served punch. The
Graves home ii20 jefferson street. was
bower OF roses. A large tennis net, inter-
woven with roses. was draped around the
hall. The parlor was In white roses artis-
ticaIiy arranged on dark green pack
ground Of ferns and vines. The library was
in red and pink roses and the dining room
entirely in large Ia France foses. On the
side porch Wagners orchestra played dur
ing the afternoon. The Invitation list
numbered an even hundred.
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Ensign W l. Eisler, T.. 3. ~, who mar
RED Miss Grace WishaaY. OF this city,
few months ago, Is on the u. >. >.
Niagara in the thick Of the' naval maneu-
yers IN Cuban waters. Mrs Eisisr viii
remain with her mother at the Victoria
during his absence When war was de-
clared against Spain Ensign Eisler, who
had resigned from the navy several years
previous al once rendered his services.
TnrougA influential friends al Washington
and on account Of his excellent record m
The navy r.iser was ordered TO report
for duty on the Niagara without delay,
After rexign.ng from she United states
navy he se~ved with Japan ~ the war
against China. ard won considerable dis
tiurtlan He Then entered the services
Of the Nippon Yueen batsha Company,
= (: ::
Mrs W. J. Bernard gave one Of the larg-
est bicycle parties ~ ihe summer last
Thursday 20 4 number II friends. y run
@. six miles over me South bicycle n3th
20 Mr. Charles Loacb's strawberry farm
occurred an he3r in the morning. The att
.rrloos gaz spent on the farm with straw
berries ard rsca cream as aide atirac-
fIon number 0s gentlemen came out
from the city 20 luncheon. Mrs. Demands
guests included Mrs. John Larry. Mrs
+ p. Ferry. ars. NJ T. Benton. Mrs. j.
+. Bufr.u Airs. H. ". HOPKINS. Mira A..
Il Stewart Mrs. Frederick T. Fehren.
Mrs r. r. Garter Mrs. Guy. Mra. VIII
fans Mrs Turvilie. Mrs j. N r. Akin
son. Mrs ! r. Ioughray. Ars- Riley. Miss
f. ae. Garrett Miss RoweEa Neville. Mss
ssarreE Miss Atkinson. Mss Carrie Atksn~
sen ami Miss Ida Tns4.nea.
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Ai~s May Lucine pgty!n. a wal-known
sestt.% grl wh3 bag won Distinction In
large Eastern cities fer her musical abb
lty il 20 give Il reelfai IS s6s city before
returning 20 Chicago. Music lovers and
society generally are very nagen Interested
IL me affair whlea ts 20 be gwen IN fis
Seattle thsater On the evening N june
- On account ot tns I Aaye concert. the
recital wsz postponed uafh tba date aaove
mentioned.
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Mrs. L. II 2,edrasn gave a very sWel
luncheon FFl5ay afternoon AZ the Country
Club II honor Of her mother. Mrs. f4ieper.