The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

Z. centeTs1 cni"I5 ABOUT .1l@S 4B0fSf
- Mss Rec, DhO are giving lectures
Ii talks In the interest OF kindergarten
- On Tuesday and Thursday after
= lectures were given II the Ken
L. The lectures and talks have nse-i
7ssroughly delightful giving sd VINO ar
f-sss a most comprehensive i1ea OF kin
ls~~.-,er work. Both Misc Hofer enG
- Roe are women of charming person
- ard particularly gifted fo- their
-. on Monday night a large reception
IL. given by Miss Dewey and Mlsz Nor
-. 10 the ladies. On Thursday morning
~, kindergarten Cub gave mus ale
r. the home Of AIRS. G. @. Wagner Miss
xm.es talk or music FOR children. WI. Sc
etioas on the piano and songs from
"a .yner'a 'sSiegfrsed" was charming. as
~. roe is gifted with an excellent voice
80 n 4 fnIsned musician. Miss Hofer
80 Miss Roe are both members of Ger
Mss,ae Home. fl Chicago. the home or Kin
#.rrrarten work Miss Hafer Is the cd
kssr Of kindergarten magazine
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i e. Joseph Lincoln CaTman and Miss
! e.raaret Ann Coofes were married on
- naay afternoon at the home II the
ik4sa mother. Mr.. Sarah r.. Cootes. On
Ia street and Division avenue. II was
80, homo wedding, only the immediate
- .fyes and friends being invited. The
6ev Mr.. Chapman. of Trinity Episcopal
1 ,kuren performed the marriage ceremony.
lee bride was married In a handsome
4 nilor-made travelling dress and carried
8MGa bouquet OF white roses. The house
! Us BEAUTIFULLY and deliberately decorated
ll4ka ceremony was performed In the bay
i s;s,sow Of the drawing room. which was
Il huked up with palms. Palms and pink
u I'm.
i eeetiyeiy and tastefuily used IN dec0rat-
Ax An elaborate luncheon VAS served,
5fsenty sitting down 10 a table exquisite
IN appointed with silver and cut glass and
il nfhted with pink-shaded table lamps.
u ned satin ribbon was hung from the chan
Il fp,er over the table To the corners. end
|Ikg with a large bow. In the center of the
|fishls was a large center piece Of pink
llah1 red carnations Mr. and Mrs. Car
rsn left at 40 fer Seattle and Vic.orla.
| expecting TO be gone a week.
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Tbs mos; elaborate and elegant lunch
fen of the winter was given last Satur-
lay by Airs. Louis u Campbell fof Mrs.
jxcob Scott. OF Lock Uar50r Ia. The
iht.e was round. and over a cover of del
Hate piak silk was laid a cover Of white
i ehiYon giving a soft rose color to the
HID about the table for the covers. and
lszver and cut glass dishes holding olives.
4 a!nonds and bonbons. Across the table
vas run a broad pink satin ribbon.
terminating at each end with a large bow.
A mass Of pink carnations in cut glass
tsase. resting on a mirror center piece in
IL silver standard, adorned the middle OF
1the table. Mrs Campbelfs guests were
Mrs.. Jacob Scott. Mrs Addison Foster.
;tfss. c. ". Grlggs. Mrs. w. u. Tyler.
slhfs. George blanchard. Mrs. II Il. Caid.
well. Mrs Frederick Mottet Mrs Clin-
Ten Manson. Mrs. James II. Keen.
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| Mrs. c. NJ Shultz gave Il very pretty
Inrd party 20 a number OF young ladies
lsst Friday afternoon in honor 81 her
lrisce. Mlss Van Banthuysen. Of Chicago.
Tbe first prize. gold-topped toilet box.
Gas won hy Miss Clara Hewitt Miss f.e-
ina Clancy won the second prize a pref
IL decorated china pun box. The young
Ifsiss present were Miss Styne. Miss Curl.
Mss Bennett. Mss Hewitt, Miss Kno-
bic. Miss Durgin. Miss Tyler. Miss Cover.
sNss Inssrsoll. Miss Nckeus. Miss Riggs,
Kiss Voorhees,. Miss Daley. Miss Clan
ley. Miss Van Ruynsr. Miss WoIhert.
Mss Frances wolhert Miss Bradley, Miss
Hayden. Miss Colburn. OF Michigan CITY.
Ilsd Assisting Mrs Shultz were Mrs J.
IL Hopkins Mrs ] " Bradley. Mrs
ihalrh Metoalf. Mrs. y. +. Albertson and
Mrs. ID. f. Newell
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| Mrs. r. T. Anderson gave a very en-
liesabls Ehimhle party 20 a number OF her
Friends on Thursday afternoon as fare
ses TO her mother Mrs. y D.cky. who
asss next week for her home in pes
aahes. Ia Dainty refreshments were
issrved hy Mrs. Crowley and Miss car
war. Those present were Mrs osre.,d
Hrs. Snyder Mrs Mcconnell. Mrs Mil
Isrd. Mrs u. J. Crowley Mrs. Bennett.
lhs J.. 7. olds. Airs r. \. O.ds. Mrs
-aisaeeih oids. Mrs. Stone. Mrs J. \.
ssrssf. NFs +. h. French. Mfs A W
asrtin Mrs g. G. Wagner. Airs. VIM
i.ts. Mrs sprowi. Mrs Alex Thompson
1rs Stacy. AIRS Frederick Brown. Mrs
Narr-n Brown. AIRS w H. Calkius. Ma
Cslkins Mrs. Parsons. Mrs. Manley.
KS Hamilton.
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Az TIE Annie Wright seminary merri.
nsnt rcisned supreme on Tuesday In
nrsgnition ~ the day being Sh~ove Tues
isr. pancake luncheon was served
saksd IN The cakes was iActa. rf.ce
penny and a r'uK tho ring elxulf>fna-
s"edainx. Tho io-cen; pietc snIuen.s ana
ts penny poverty II Ms GEMS fou
% Hns As-s i'ertie EtWeg Sire Decent:
H.. al M'~s Mabel Fa5r TIA rrrrt
II the evening there WAS d,,rtnr ara
nmes. pf.zes te.rE WIN PSF Mss 1s.4ssa
AoA aad NJ ~ Cora Ci-ytlera.
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MTs. l. Hoqkios entertained A NUM-
sF q 'ouH f'lenas cR raee1sv at--io.-