The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30


Buxzelle. Mrs. Lawrence Booth carried
away a 0rsSCen plate a> VISITORS prize
Al be close Of the sane each table vas
s2pn.ied WITH cnarnS diss oysters and
ire either eSSent ais for pan roast. and
for each table one lady was appointed az
head cook. tbs novel way " serving re-
fss>aments caused much uaerr;ruent and the
ladies' Of she club were unanimous IN ths
opinion that this had been the most de-
lighsfai entertainment n the season
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The ladies having IN charge the arrange
meats for the anngsi charity bail will meet
for the function. IL. all probability tho
bail VIII take mace Taanksg!ving eve at
TIE Seattle thestsr, II IS Intended 10 make
this the event II the year. as the cause 10
a most meritcrsous one. and the Seattle
she2ter desirable Place In which 10 give
a swell Sail.
MIS- John Collins. assisted ny Miss Emma
Collins received the members Of The French
CLUB last Monday afternoon The early
part ~ the afternoon WAS passed in gen.
professor After partaklng OF refreshments
al listened with interest 10 a comedy read /
b. Monser Constant. Tomorrow the club /
Will meet with Mrs Calvin Hagan, cornsr
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Society attended the feed show Thursday
, ana helped swell the receipts. which went h
TO the Red Gross Society Great interest !
was taken IN he rattle for prize cakes and /
In the musical numbers which Included I
selections w Sesttles mast talented sing |
eTs. Tho ladies who sod tickets for the
; AFFAIR or who took par; in the MANAGE
{ nent are requested 10 attend the meeting
Tuesday morning and report
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Mrs Philip Kelly was the hostess at an
extremely pretty card party Friday after !
! noon at which forty-fiye ladies were pres
en,- Six-hanaed euchre was played. Tho
tiuts. lmpartine very artistic effect. The
general decorative effect was followed out
in the prizes. which were autumn scenes.
The Forinsghtly Club mot Thursday
with Miss Corey and Miss Army Corey.
Tie following guests were present: Misc
Nugens Mss Aollle PHILLIPS Miss Me-
Graw. MIR. Walter Fulton. Mr., Sam Irwin.
day, Mr.. Harold Smith and Mr.. Il. Hanii-
ton Gea-y.
Mrs l. c. Gilmore entertained few
friends al luncheon Friday. complimentary
10 Mrs James Hamilton Lewis. Tho
guests besides Mrs Lewis we're: Mrs J.
y. Howe Mrs. Frederick Rausman. Mrs.
Clayton Jerome Burns Mrs, T. y. Hardin,
! F. Norton
Mr.. r. Maitland Nersey. New
York soclety and club aan. ard at one
time said 10 he the afr:ancei husband %
Miss Virginia Fair. one OF the richest heir
esses IN America, and q sister OF Mrs Her
man Oelrichs. Of New York. was a guest
at the RAinier-GraHd last week
I The Fulton Nugen, uupsials VIII be oele-
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month. 0nsy relatives and intimate
| friends VIII attend and the wedding viii
he tina prettest eveni Of the season. Both
SIR. Fulton ard Miss Nugent ara popular
IN Seattle society
An elaborate reception was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Gillette on their re-
turn from their wedding tour "Wednesday
avenue. Several hundred invitations were
issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Starkcy returned
from Rampant city "Wednesday the lash,
much TO n pleasnre Of All their Eastern
| street with Mr.. GIllespy.
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Mrs L. H. Gray entertained AZ iuncheon
"Wednesday In honor OF Miss Helene Healy.
Present were Mrs Cray. Miss Healy. Miss
Alfredo iealy. Miss Mckinney. Miss Reifs
Lieut. Lawrence Speer lc.t Thursday FOG
washington CITY WHERE he will be stations
"a in future. Lieut.. Speer was popular Ia
society eirc.es. ard his absence viii be feie
greatly.
The Wednesday Card Club was enter
tained last week nv Mrs A. " EngIe. AZ
Terry avenue tbs week the club meets
Nish Mrs. l. q. Graves