The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16

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| TN HEATER parties. teas. dinners
ana receptions furnished a
lively week for Seattle society.
50 long had been the interim
IL between The performances OF Mi
Henry Miller ard "By the Sad
Sea Waves" people were hungry Tor
amusement. and-tAe funny Sl.t was :
happy medium for working off the ennh
which had taken possession az them tile-
atrical!y speaking.
Monday night there we're several oox
parties In the Low man box We're Mrs
bowman. Mr.. and Mrs SIrout, Nj. and
Mrs. Frederick Karl StruVe and Mrs. J, g
Nj ard Mrs. II. (. Washburn and Mr.
Edwin Hughes made up another party.
supper at the Butler grill following.
Mrs. Moves and Miss Noyes. os Butte City
and Dr. and Mrs kioeber.
Tuesday night MS; and o MIS-. ts k,chaFd
cupied the Lowman box
Mr.. John Bots Wing was the host at a
delightful dinner party and dance given
at his home on Harvard avenue Friday
evening. Covers were laid FOR i~enty-t~o.
q most SUDptDGGS course dinner bEinS
served. The floors were canyassed for
dancing, and after dinner the young geo
pie wal.zed and two-siepped until mid
night Besides Mr.. Wings parents. Nj
present Miss Sarah Atkinson Miss Edith
Prosch, Miss Ieora Conn. Miss Bag:ey.
Miss Ethe Bagiey,, Miss keating Mss
Bruins. Mr.. Coll Murray Mr. +. Hamilton
Ceary, Mr. Mcdowell Mr.. Ridgeiey Force,
Mr.. J, french potrance Mr. Fred liam
monds Mr.. Wick Thompson, Mr.. Charles
Scurry and Mr.. Robert Br.nker.
Ladies interested In the Red Cross work
had busy time last week. Mrs. J. L
Haines. president OF the local society. nav
ing received a telegram from Col Who'll
ley that the Washington volunteers would
sail October is. determined 10 have GER
tain decacies collected and sent 20 the
boys at san Francisco. which was done.
large sized box being sent n DR.. Dawson
reg:Ynental surgeon. The society will have
a handsome booth AT the food show, at
which Will be exhibited articles made and
Red Cross day at the show. On that day
the prizes for the best cake viii be award
Cd. and the cakes turned over 70 the Ia
dies of the society To- be disposed of, the
proceeds 10 90 to the society.
A leading society event Of this week VIII
be the musical recital 20 be given at the
residence OF Mrs. Morgan Carkeek on
Tuesday evening, In aid Of Trinity parish
church The music rendered viii all be o;
the very choicest description and the per-
formers some Of the best known and most
highly talented in the city. The names OF
Tester. soprano: Nj *. l.. Sterling.
basso; Mrs. Robert NJ. Palmer. Mrs. Sill
toe Mr.. c. Saunders Mr.. w l.. Sterling,
quarteJte, Mrs. Robert NJ. Palmer. Mrs.
John Van Osie, piano. Admission Is only
by invitation and guests are requested 10
be In their seats promptly Al oc.ock, "a
no one vii he admitted during the render
ing CT a selection.
Last evening a. E1R hland Park. Illinois.
a double wedding was solemnized a the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green.
the parties being Miss Alice Appleton
Winston. L. S. A. and Miss BESSIE Aitken
Hall To FIRST. Lieut. Milton Feanimore
Davis, I, $; A IA, l4eu' Davis vas sent s.. Y,
known in Oregon ana Washington social
circles. Both officers fought in the San
ttago de Cuba campaign.
Mrs. ". ". Robinson. jr.. gave most
charming reception Wednesday afternoon
AZ her home on Aloha street. Queen Anne
hill which was The largest indoor event
Of the week. The decorations were arts
Nc and the refreshmsnts delicious. Mrs
/ w W Robinson ST., Mrs. J. G. .Haines
and Mrs +. \. S-rout assisted Mrs Robin
son IN receiving. Mrs. f.; Il. Webster and
Mrs Charles SfttESOn p0HtEl Tea ana Mrs.
George Garry Lyon served punch.
The annual charity ball. which takes
place in November is h.'ng talked up by
the ladies who have charge or the or
phans' home. and IN all probability mo
ball VIII be the largest 8ud most elaborate
ever given in Seattle. Everyone prornI-
nenf IN social hfe and having the welfare
Of the homeless w1if A. hear. should At
tend this function. thus assisting Ivy their
mite in thp ma 1teuanfe Of these CaaFt-
table organizations.
Last Monday afternoon the French club
vas delightfully."- and hospitality enter
tanned by Miss Thornton. Mrs Care9ce
Coulted assisted the hostess n receiving
the members 81 the rluh After refresh
ri1ents were served NJ Constant read 81
very amusing comedy by II slche. To-
Wilson w!H receive the M n1aers cf the
club a, her new home. i13 Mar.oa street.
Mr.. Lawrence k. Spear. L. :. y. had
as his guests aboard the torpedo huat
Rowan IasE week Mrs Smith. wife - Past
Assistant Engineer Sulth Miss @cmDie
and Ass Ethel Mary Semp.e A Fun WAS
made - the navy yard a. Pert Orchard.
me docking e me Rowan Altogether tne
day was d most delightful ONE.
4 large dancing party al he given soon
q: fanke bslt frr tne benefit e. fHe cnFys-
aufhemufu carnival ~5.rA ~Ij he hcI IN
or the affair are In rgacze q Mtss Nc
Kinney and Mss Alice fnneage : so
MAIDS ~ honor t. her majesty. he car
uival qleea ~ili be- ca9se2 from seattle
The dance IS 70 - ar aviation affair.
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Mrs II. z. B4elny wl'l give dinner
rsrfv tz&tY az beg earning county
pace a Riverside Fs.ai 'Faea;ary p Mr.