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

Shepard. Mrs W ". Robinson, jr.. Mrs.
&; Il. burnside. Mrs. J. d. Lowman.
Robinson .,is ir. Mrs E 4. McGinnis Mrs rs.
Otto Ranke. Mrs. f. Z. Ainsworth Mrs.
Charles H. Clark, Mrs Maurice McMcken.
Ms Samuel Frauenthal. Mrs. J Gregory.
schoenfele. Mrs NJ D. Ballard. Mrs. J.
c. Haines and Mrs Sherwood Giliespy.
Printing-Aiss Mather and Mrs. S. Aron-
Music-Mrs. Alexander Stewart. Mrs.
David Kellogg.
The following well known men have been
selected as floor managers: Mr.. Theodore
Halter. Mr.. George +. Fay. Mr.. Josiah
Collins. Mr.. Bernard Peiy and Mr.. II. b.
Halnes
The ladies' announce that tickets for The
ball can be procured at the following
place.: Stewart & Holmes drug store
QulcRs drug store, Albert Hansen's. Smith
& Kennedy, Lees pharmacy. and Du5b 6
Goodwin.
Saturday afternoon. November r. at the
home or Mrs. Clarence L. White. Il22
Fourth avenue. farewell reception was
given Mrs Martha W. Fulton by her many
friends OF the First Presbyterian church
1t was most enjoyable occasion. The
many guests who crowded the rooms from
10 wishing her bon voyage and safe re-
turn bespoke the high esteem ana kind
thought they ali cherish for Mrs. Fulton.
Exquisite taste was displayed In the arfis-
tic decorations OF the reception rooms. Ivy,
)dsanlne, autumn leaves and nasturti:ms.
with predom.nating tint of yellow were
used in the decorations of the drawing
room. beautifully reflected by mirrors
mountain ASH berries and scarlet ger
aniums formed the scheme OF color in the
otheT room. In the dining-room where
refreshments were serves. the decorations
were elaborate. On the polished dining
table was an exquisite center piece Of
moses and profGsion Of lovely delicate
roses Mrs Fulton contemplates spending
the Eastern states She will be keenly
missed III ell branches OF the church work
curing her absence. as we'll as by her many
friends IN society.
A eharmingly pleasant afternoon tea was
gwen last tuesday afternoon by Mrs
George W. Bacon at her home, sig Tenth
avenue South. In honor of Mrs Thos r
Shepard. MIS- Charles Shepard. Miss Mary
shepard and Mrs. ". Winsiow Cranneu Of
Albany. y. Y. Dahlies OF many hues were
used for the decorations and gracefully
punched amid the many etchings. paint
inss. water color sketches and other art
treasures that grace the home of Mrs
Bacon. The ladies assisting Mrs. Bacon
10 receive were: Mrs. John Ieary. Mrs
Erastus Brainerd. Mrs Gibson TAYLOR. Mrs
mares e: Shepard and Mrs. Bowen OF
Tacoma. Another charm was added 10 the
afternoons reception by number OF musi-
cal seIecriors rendered by Miss Compton
Miss Drane and Mrs. Terry. Choice re-
noon.
Colonial day was observed by the Queen
Anne Fortnightly Club az the residence 81
!ts president, Mrs. Sheafe. In response to
ron call quotations were given bearing
upon The manners and customs OF 100 years
ago. The programme consisted OF papers
by Mrs. sheafe on The Father Of His
DANES OF the Washington Household"
ana Quiz on the Constitution" by Mrs.
Z. L. Parker. Many ladies' whose names
have become historic graced the occasion
with their quaint costumes powdered hair
and beauty patches. Among those present
were Mesdames winthrop Fairfax, Brad
Bradstre.t; Susanna Edwards, Elizabeth
Hidden. Martha Washington and Priscilla.
Amateur dramatic talent of Seattle Gre
ated favorable impression at the Chrvs-
anthemum carnival In Olympia last Thurs
Ton OF two farces written by Mr.. John r.
Wing. namely. "A Picture" and "Prnpos-
ing Under Difficulties Both were m.rth-
Clara spray ana eanF ad br0a maS Mss
celienf impression both by her handsome
stage presence and clever acting and Sir.
NJ. " Thompson, the leading man, was
equally at home In his respective parts.
Della Spray ana Mr, NJ, c. Yarrum adv epy
supported the stars Of the company
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Mr.. Clayton Crawford who is now To-
Gated Tor the winter in San Francisco
writes that while pleasantly located In cal
ifornia his heart Is with his many friends
that he left in Seattle. II Il is any conso-
lation 10 him ne can rest assured that ne is
equauy missed among the young society
Mrs. j y. I.owman gave two box parties
during the first engagement 81 janet wal
dcff- Tuesday evening Mrs IoymaD's
guests were Mr.. and Mrs George u XII
nssday evening she had with her Mr.. and
Mrs. fred II. Strive and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Palmer.
Mr.. Del Hicks who left last Wednesday
for a years stay in Japan will be greatly
missed In society circles and none will
mise hin, more than the members os the
Mes ka club, which he ana Clayton ceaw-
ford organized,
MAJ and Mrs. s W. Clark. Miss Ger
lrude Ingram Clark and Airs J. Albsrt
Jackson have removed from Fremon; aad
are now pleasantly domiciled for the win
ter at SIS Ninth avenue. corner OF Jefrer-
son street.
Invitations are out FOR an evening r.
ception 20 10 given December by can't
and Mrs James Nugent in honor Of Mr.
ana MFS- " &ttCF =. 4 uft09 On their a
turn from their wedding trip.
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Mrs NJ. W Fulton iett on "Wednesday
for Cleveland. O. and other Eastern cltias
y number ~ Mrs. F'ult0n's friends We're al
To train 70 say aaieu and wish her a
pleasant Journey
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Mr.. " @. pgarce. Miss Elliott. Mrs
" +. Ha ker. MIS- G. H. Hsauchara ali
society ladies - Tacoma. we're in Seatfia
last wednesday IN Mr.. Pearce's private
car.
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Mss Ethel SeUpla sn! Miss McNAueht
Who were maids 81 aou0y 20 ne queen a.
the Olympia cArysan faerutirn carnival
have returned home from the cApi.al city.
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Az inferms} reception VAS given -. NJ
ana Ma. = c, RausTnAn q. thsir Residence
last Thursday evruiug far taa purpose az
neet4~s Mr.. Perry E~AmTraGx
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Mrs Thomas :. Minor ara her tz.,rh,.-
Mss Jadiyh Miner arrived from phsIssel.
ptia MS last vfsk au1 ara guests AZ Or
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