The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-20

events were confined TO the usual round Of
; card and private parties, with few re-
Captions and theater box parties.
- merry party OF earnest workers In the
Red Cross took passage on the Flyer last
Saturday. November II. 20 go 10 Tacoma to
attend an executive meeting OF the State
HE'D Cross They were the guests OF Mrs.
John l.. Hopkins. whose home al 40 North
Yakima avenue. was thrown widely open
Tor entertainment " the committee. A
light luncheon was pressed upon Them
xoon as arrived and before the session OF
sxne committee began. The executive meet
Ing was very interesting Il heard reports
from the vice presidents and ca4irrnen OF
ali The committees except two and proved
tina. the stgse IS well organized for practi-
cal work. The Seattle auxiliary reported
the work az the food exposition held Ia
Heaftse- short reports OF Walla WaIla Red
Gross work ~ the fruit fair held in Walla
Naiia In October. also al Spokane auxil-
; iary at Spokane fruit fair. Bellingham
BAY Red Cross had caaperoned "Poiona"
AID so divided the proceeds and repsnish-
ed their treasury. Mrs. +. Is. II. Miller,
chairman or the supply committee. reported
- that the auxiisaries al over the state had
Joined In sending Christmas cheer to the
r First regiment, Washing on volunteer in
fantry al Manila ana hal shipped over go
pounds OF Christmas presents la this they
mere aided by the emergency corps OF Day.
tor. Naltsburg, Vancouver and PomeToy.
besides the many Individual packages Some
Instances Of relief work We're reported.
A box for the hospital vas reported as
partly ready and the agxi!iaTies urged 10
work on paIamas. hospital night shirts,
sheets, pillow slips. caps. landkercniefs and
TIE usual supplies so that the box could
be sent soon before a call was made for
It, knowing that six weeks must elapse
Alter being shipped before 1t could reach
the regiment.
The badge pin was displayed. being a
red cross on white enamel set diasonaIly
To vary enough from the California Red
Cross not 10 Infringe upon their patent and
credit IL due Graham * Moore. jewelers.. OF
Seattle.
The printing committee. Mrs. r. w.
Emmons chairman. reported the state con-
sutation and bylaws "a ready for distribn-
ton and also The stationery or the State
Red Cross.
Both have directories of the officers and
members Of advisory board and executive
committee
The quarterly report of the state as for
warded 10 the national was reported, show
ing at least $3.50 receipts by Red Cross
auxiliaros and $i.2s1 by the emergency
corps. They had sent a ton OF fruit, apd
Jelies, cordial and hospital supplies 20si
+, bandages, TO housewives, 100 caps and
various other articles for the convenience
and comfort or the troops or the First
Washington
Auxiliares have heep formed at North
Yakima and Waitsburg.
Mrs. Hopkins WAS most genial hostess
and entertained all of the Seattle deiega-
n ton. who could remain until the p. IN.
< Flyer. al ESQ y. IN. III most deliberately
served dinner. 10 which Tacoma guests
were added. The next meeting of the
executive committee of the state Red Cross
will meet In Seattle early in December.
- -
Mr.. Percy Iameraux, OF Beaver Dam
Wis. and Miss Isabelle Holmes daughter
Of Mrs. Frederick Bausman. were married
yesterday afternoon ut o'clock by Rev.
Mr.. Cheal. of Tacoma. TIE nuptials were
3 celebrated at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
/. Bausman. 1903 Seneca street. only intimate
friends of the family being present. The
wedding was beautiful because OF the SIM
plicity. Mr. and Mrs. BauSman supported
the couple. MIR. Bausfnan giving the young
lady away.
70 the strains Of wedding march played
by Prof. Charles Englehsrdt. the bridal par
y descended the stairs. Rev. Cheat In his
Episcopal rohes leading followed by MIR
Bansfnan and Miss Holmes. they Ia surn
followed by MIR Iamersux ard sirs Baus-
man. The ceremony was performed IN the
reception room and witnessed by the guests
from the ball Congratulations followed
until MIR. and Mrs f.aineraux left for the
o'clock train. which will carry them 10
their Wisconsin home.
The decorations IN keeping wish the SIM
pl.ciiy of tie entire affair were extremely
artistic Palms. sfnuas and white chry-
anthemulns we're placed about the rooms
In easy effect and made all tile more at
traetlye 10y the soft eow cast about by red
lamp shades. Bumpers az delicious punch
lwere drank 10 Mr. and Mrs i.amefaux
otiI 10 AI- anu AAEE. Aa1H%inAN- Ny NAl4nE
cake and cesfea were a!so served
wedding hnok. which viii be Il NE
raento OF the happy occasion. was filed
with autographs of Those present A num-
her az elegant gifts showed the esteem IN
which the bride - held So Seattle MIR
lamerauNs sitt - his bride vas an ex-
Quisite diamond ring.
= The Drdo wore q gray cloth travelling
gown ana carried A bouquet OF Nhlsa chrys-
sanihemums ana "A e}0a iilly.
Mrs. fausInAu wore a beautiful gray silk
gown, trimmed wiih ctrlse silk and dacA-
esse lace.
In winpiuz Mss Holmes f5r a wife Mr..
l.amerauX Is extremely fortunate. a. size
has most charming personality ana pos
ss@ssAs many lovely traits Of character
MIR. IameraUx = a young man os steri-
Ing worth ana Is alsAly shcugat 81 among
his assoeiAtes and acqaatn,ances.
The coulue event - which al society IA
cenisr.ng rs interest = 5ao charity bali 10
be- gwen for tae OrPaa.gs' Home AZ Rake
-naH next Tuesday evening The
iaoies ia every section 81 tho ely ara ex-
erin themselves IN tbe matter aad every
eyhins a9w Indicates that the aTa}r VII
Pre- success socially aaG financially
THIS Viii he tHe fourth charity bali gwen
81 Seattle snd promises 50 eclipss al pre-.
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