The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

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n row n, execute Ms vocation n
ftss he should be reminded that -
.vssestyg ms duty. climatic conditions,
~.a~s are Supposed 20 carry some weigh
-. certainly IN S3s favor. boz fAsfe are 10
1900 mt he has accomplished any
- gr .ss .tgle ~ Ear. and sumner WIZ
- ~ the wane r. the -umanftc SIZE
= ase = Being neglected. the pEactAsS&a .
-. r. cannot - Eas1 that n. A@coffla
.,rrer are not Industrious. Or ff4na} 10 t2+
-. T-ae work for the Emergency
- ned s,re<rs Society ard the cali
ans Home takes ny a g0~5G many fassufs
:. n.1n uesk ard he three Large boxes o.
h-,-s,sl s,rseiies which were sent 10 Capt.
esry~sv ~ company e.. W. =. G.. in san
r,anrtseo. en- THURSDAY ~ ,ae Emergency
T.,rna x4i testify 70 the york ina; has
txxn accomplished ~ the women inter
std TN that society. 81 the Children >
,l.up. there are fhirty-sven ls'le children
"a b. newly QUILTED with clothing waen
.se nerfol % quarantine expires, ard In
s-,;e % the warm weather tngers are kept
busy plying ne needle 20 accomplish the
yark 70 DC done.
One Of the pretslast home wesIiings Of
ne season MAS that ~ Mlss Fora Etaeiyn
psvdan. daughter o. Mfr ard Mrs. -. H.
p.yders. 10 Dr Mar W Graf. THURSDAY
,xspinE The ceremony was performed at
ths i.rsdes home on North & street only
So relatives being present 4 large Ee-
.~ption followed from 10 .. The bride
al and very pretty blonde. wore "a gown
e. white sYsousseline dc sole and lace over
xhits silk. and carried large bouquet Of
shl,e sweet peas fiTd with white tulie.
Tue maid OF honor ard only bridesmaid.
Miss Hope Cover. wore gown Of white
A. alt Afw y go
was hest man. TIE ceremony was per
formed by the Rev Mr.. Little OF the Pres
hytsrian church The interior OF the house
eas profEsely decorated with flowers
palms and ferns. the drawing room. where
she ceremony was performed. being partsc-
alary pretty. this decorations being ar
ranged by the def fingers Of Ar. Clyde
Clancy ard consisting Of a pro;us.on Of
white tariatan in sesfoons anti white Gle
rasss 4 large uumher Of beautiful we'd
dig presents were displayed in the upper
bal In the library Mrs. Frank Sharp
ssrgsd punch. In the dlnIng room Mrs. ]
n Scott and Mrs J. NJ Ashton presided
st the table from which tees and refresh
ments we're served. The young ladies AS
ssiiny were Miss Forbes Miss Spragle.
Mo Hall. Ms knobie Miss Shuitz. Miss
wlgou. Miss kershaw and Miss Seymour
Dr. ara Mrs Graf left for - wedding trip
o. TWO NSEH-F Atfl upon tf.fst ft-i4fi VIII
reside with Mrs. Forbes. or Division ave
me and c street.
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An informal musicale Was given Tues
tay evening hy Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Hoakins IN honor Of Miss Grace Bradley,
laughter nf Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Bradiey
Mss Bradley, who II gifted with 4 beautl-
~ soprano voice has been In plttsiairg
D. las. few years studying. and where SHE
has also held a position as solos; In The
esef Of ore Of the leading churches. Miss
laura Shulfz. who has very sweet voice,
nse several selections. and Miss Van
hyper delighted every on. with her banjo
ESc. There were about fifteen g1ies. 9
yssnt. and supper was served late In the
swsng.
Es. Henry n. Caldwell gave a luncheon
INLAY for Mrs. Esther Albeftson. OF VIII
nagton. Del The guests were sea ed al;
around table. pre'Iiiy decorated with mig
nonette. Covers were laid for Mrs. Albert
son. Mrs Robert =. Caldwell. Mrs. ]. II.
Hough'ou. Mrs. J. W. Rowe ard Mrs.
George Blanchard.
TIE effort tha; Is being mac 20 form a
tailhafmoni; spsIoty in Tacoma il giving
EiereSt IL musical ClrCies "a fresh Impetus
Mr. sonlIneys. who is here from Fort Mad
t$cn and who Is u master OF the cello il
working, win the assistance of Prof ~
II JOY. NJ. ", r., Bowen and others. Ia
stsng Il ahout. The meeting held Thurs