The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-17

portiero separating tbs csnE4-vaso-y.
where TIE musicians wcre seated. made .
beautiful picture. TIE dining room wa.
q boxer Of crimson roses and poppsss.
Dainty refrexnmen.s 81 punch aai red
ard white tees with bI1e bon-bong and
angel cake were served during the after
noon. The After Dark Gice Club played
while the guests made merry over the
luck or iI-fo-tsns OF sae game. The
score cards " ere tiny American and
Cuban flags in water coioTs. tied with red
ana white ribbons. Mrs G. ". Loggte
won the first prize. Mrs onfFroi the SEC
ond and Miss KATE Allen the consolation
prize. The guests we're Mrs. j. r. Mason.
Mr.. J.. r. White. Mrs. c. L. Anderson.
Mrs J. n Daring. Mrs. John EE~ooI.
Mrs. ". n. Ax;eIi, Mrs. ]. =. Badly. Mrs.
Frank Flint. Mr.. oEffroi Mrs a X.
Campbell, Mrs ID. White Mrs. II. r. Had
ley, Irs. Ella Hfxgin-on, Mrs l.. II. Had
ley, Mrx Timson. Mrs. II u. Hug, Mrs
Thomas. Mrs. T, X. KerShaw. Ars. s. j.
Kelly. Mrs. A. Mansfield. Mrs. ]. r.
Cities. Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. O. c. DeiIirger.
Mrs. 9. II. Irish. Mrs. Dow. Mrs. @. W.
Loggie, Mrs. George Cooper, Mira II. l..
Pagan. Mrs. T. r. Mobiles. Mrs.. Els, Mrs.
Cooper. Miss Kerr. Miss Diekinson, Miss
Stevens, Miss Anderson. Miss Lamorsaux,
Miss Barnes. Miss Husuenin, Mss Deiiin-
ger, Miss Cleveland, Miss Jenkins, Mas
Alien. Miss Bell.
The entertainment by the ladies' Of the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening
In the BeIlinghaIn theAser was very
spectacular affair. One feature was
swing Tag composed OF chorus Of 10
school girls arranged In eight tiers from
the front to the back OF the stage. Stefs-
epticon co.orsd lights were thrown Oh
chem while they Gang the national airs.
Miss Laura Kerr gave thlmeie party
Saturday afternoon. Choice rosea and
sweet peas were the decorations used.
Aiss Ames, Miss Stevens, Miss Mackey
and Miss Lee assisted the hostess In the
gefresh7nent room. While the ladies chat
ted over their fancy work they were en-
tertained with duet hy Miss Edna ATnes
and Miss Claire Stevens. violin obligato
b. Miss Grace Stevens and a charming
solo BY Miss Lee The guests Of honor
we're Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. Kerr. Of Los
Angeles. and Mrs. Simms, OF Win;erset.
Ia Other guests were Mrs. Ames, Mrs.
Donovan. Mrs. Hedge. Mrs. I-arrabee,
Mrs. Dodson. Mrs. Black. Mrs. +. w. Gil
cite, Mrs Fred Gillette. Mrs Narriner
Mr.. Stevens. Mrs Turner Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. Mckenzie, Mrs Compton. Mrs
Nackey. Mrs. Badly. Mrs. Dorr. Mrs
Eobies. Ars. craft. Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Esstou. Miss Prentice, Iiss Nina
Prentice. Miss Dickinson. Miss stevens.
Miss Brook. Miss Barrett. Miss Mackey.
The parlors or The Fairhaven" were
the scene of very brilliant affair on
Tuesday afternoon. the attraction being a
reception by Mrs T.. X. Larrabee and
Mrs. ii. W. Kinney 10 over hundred
guests. Mrs. NJ. H. Downes and Miss
Brook assisted In receiving. Miss Easton
And Miss Anderson presided at the table
where del.eately favored liquids We're dis
pensed. and wee maidens In white dis
tributed refreshments 10 the guests. Sweet
peas and lilies made up the chief color
ing In the pariors. brilliant nastur;iums
lending an effective vigor 70 the fainter
tinis. Soft strains OF music aud all the
graces Of t'4e most courteous hospitality
helped 10 make the occasion most pleasur-
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Darling Of Ever
EFT. are visiting Mr., and Mrs. j. III.
Darling
Mrs. ID. Damn Egau Mrs. f. W. Purdy.
Mrs. A. Van Wyck and Mrs. ii. L. D.ck-
inson are spending the week at East
Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Badly. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. Badly. Miss Belle I.amoreaug and
Mr.. Norman Tucker are camping at Lake
Whatcom.