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

smoking ROOMS. library. dining saloons ami
the neat pansrses. Mrs Hans Giese. Mrs.
Philip Tiiliaghast. Mrs George Browne
and Mrs C. ". Griggs. managers o. the
C5il0,ens Home. received the money az
the plank, assisted by Mrs. Frederick
Dodweli. wife OF the Pacific coast man
axer Of the Northern Pacific Steamship
Company. The officers OF the ship ex-
tended every courtesy 10 the women in
,eres,ed and the visitors. The women
managers ard Mrs. Dodweii were enter
tzined ut luncheon by Capt Panton ard az
I O'Clock tea was served
A very pretty wedding took place Mon
day afternoon. when Mr.. Alexander Cor
don Avery and Miss Katherine Lee Hardy
were united in marriage al the home AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Avery. sol North X
street, the Rev. f. II. Church performing
the ceremony. The house was e.abora,siy
decorate ted with flowers. ivy and ferns. The
ceremony was performed In the bow win
dow OF the parlor which was banked with
white spsrea. ana Under a marriage bell
made of La France roses The bride was
given away ny Col r. g. Huesfis, of Port
Townsend. Miss Avery was maid of honor
ard Mss Alice Chapman and Miss Olive
WEIGH were flower maids. Mr.. and Mrs.
Avery left for Victoria and upon their re-
Avery.
Mr.. Philip TiIhngnast gave a very
pretty luncheon last Saturday for Mrs
Bass. who is visiting her daughter. Mrs L.
X. Manning. The decorations were OF
sweet peas. The guests were Mrs. Villa m
Wiies. Mrs. ". w. Evans. Mrs. Post. Miss
Forsythe. Mrs. J. NJ. Miller.
I: 1. ::
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Caldwell gave a
launch party Friday night 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Martin. Miss rockingham.
Miss Perry and Mr.. rockingham. OF
Philadelphia. The party returned TO Mr..
and Mrs. Caidweii's for supper.
Mrs Atkinson and Mrs. Wells spent
Thursday with Mrs. Warren Brown at
Steiiacoom. On Tuesday Mrs. William
Bigiow and Mrs. c. E. Hyde were the
guests of Mrs. Brown for the day.
= 1: =
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. HaIlock, OF Seattle,
and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d. Whitney. OF
Portland. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Avery on North X street. this week.
= : :
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Dickinson, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Tousey ard Asss. Wiles, were
entertained at luncheon on board the Ariz-
Ona, SGncays by capt. Jonn ii. PaEton.
: = :
Miss Mabel Kershaw. who has been very
Ill for some time. Is with her sister. Mrs.
II. G. Potter. on Cliff avenue. and is show
ing encouraging signs Of Improvement.
{. I: 1.
Mrs w. q. Pearce gave a dinner Of eight
covers Tuesday night for Miss Amy Bur
nett. After dinner the evening was spent
playing duplicate whist.
= {. {.
Mrs. G. W. Dickinson. Mrs Rowe. Mrs.
Wiles, Mrs Tousey, Miss Clark Miss
Rowe and Miss Mabel Rowe spent Monday
at Steilacoom.
Corporal Howard Vanderbilt. Of Com
pany c. y. G. w, was in Tacoma this
week. while on furlough from Vancouver
barracks.
Mr.. Frank Gregory. OF Victoria. was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. MeNamee while IN
Tacoma for the Eiifton-Se seymour wedding.
I: = ::
niece. Miss Laura Hunt. returned from her
Eastern visit OF three months last week.
= =
Mrs. Lena Mccoy gave an exhibition OF
swee, peas at her place on Pacific avenue
Wednesday that was largely attended by