The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

- EATTLE society people found
plenty 10 do last week. The
~ week previous was taken UP all
kt6yy most entirely with tennis and
the tennis ball. Last week the
weather was cold and disagree
able. which put stop to outside enter
tainment Nevertheless, q number Of In
eid0 affairs took place. The early part OF
the week WAS devoted to entertaining the
Victoria tennis people. who stayed over
and who have from this time on a fixed
place IN the hearts OF Seattle society peo-
pie. Many small iunchcons and dinners
were given In their honor, either at pri-
vate houses or at the FirIoch Club. In
TACT the society people made special eff
fort to see that their visitors did not lack
amusement. The bad weather prevented
any one from going near the tennis court
Wednesday. and tea was not served that
Afternoon. A number OF Seattle people
attended the tournament and ball in Ia
cons last week.
Among the pretty events Of this week
was the marriage Of Miss Hoskinson 10
Mr. Ramsay, Of Tacoma.
The military camp ut Woodland park
attracted large number OF people who
were anxious TO see what a camp of Tn
Gle Sans soldier boys really looks like.
FOR the next few weeks comes the dull
society season. the time OF year when II
Ii too cold for outside affairs and toe
early for the theatrical season However.
the card clubs and dancing clubs are all
forming once more and will probably core
tribute their qnota OF social events. A
meeting of the Assembly Club will be
held IN a short time To make arrange
ments FOR a series OF parties during the
winter similar TO the assembly balls INST
season.
A number OF the young men OF the
Nesikn Club gave an informal dancing
rarity at West Seattle Friday night. re-
turning from tho club house In time for
the last car Those present were. Mr..
and Mrs g. I. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs.
II, Brace Misa Relfe. Miss Carsiin. Miss
Myra Smith, Miss Ethel Hagiey, Miss
Ethel Cariin. Miss Clarke. Miss lie Noir,
Miss Gene Graham. Miss Cora Smith.
Miss Ida L. Smith. Miss Piles. Miss Fish
or. Miss Esteile Fisher. Miss Pfutti, Miss
Reha Brace, Mr. 4. G.. Henry. Nj. George
n Allen, Mr. John Boias Wing. Mr.. Ger
aid frink. Mr. Frank Frink. Mr.. Warren
Taylor, Mr.. Hockett, Mr.. VIII Mcdonald.
Mr. N Cow. Mr.. q. Rounsefcli. Mr., Pur-
Wis Houseman. Mr., Reginald Kayior. Mr..
L. J. Richards. Mr.. Leroy Back1s. ar.
Webb vinne<iwe Mr.. Harry Matthew. MT,
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Ora az the pretticat weddings OF the
season took place at high noon. Wednes-
0ay. at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. a.
p litten l70a Eighteenth avenue. when
Nlss Marion Van Dyke Hosksnson sister
az Mra M.!ien. was united In marriage 10
Hr' Arthur ramsay, OF Tacoma. Mrs.
Mitten's pretty home WAS beautifully dec
Grated for the wedding. The ceremony
took place In the rsrior beneath we'd
ding bell Of m.Kunetts and bride roses.
Besides this the parior coniain6d many
palms and bouquets OF dahiias. sdfd the
Inafstel was q bank OF sweet peas In the
drawing room white msrgnsri,es. caTha.
tious and smiiax were used to cosnpieta
the beautiful picture. In the hall La
France roses and pink hydrangsas pre-
dominated The wedding party. unac-
somparisd sn,srsa the psser, to s Msr mus.
played BY Mr.. r. Boyd Wells. The bride
locked charming In a gray pearl SILK gown
trimmed with chiffon and white lace, ana
carried h bouquet OF bride roses. The
ceremony was performed by Rev, J. p y.
I.lwyd, OF st. Marks church. After the
we.@.nE Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay left for
short tour and viii he at home at the
Rochester hotel In Tacoma after Septem-
ber & Mas Hoskinson II the daughter OF
Hon. George r. Hoskfnson. OF Centralia,
Wis. She came 20 Seattle about two
months ago and In that short time won
for herself many warm friends among
Seattle society people Mr.. Ramsay is n
son Of Sir Arthur Ramsay, az s.helten-
ham. England. He met Miss Haskinsan
II IN business In Tacoma. Amang these
present ~ the wedding were; pr. and
Mrs Mttten. Rev. and Mrs. ], =. II.
Ilwyd. Mr. and Mrs Il, w, Emmons Mr..
and Mrs w. A. Macp oaald. Mr. and Mrs
III. A. Noble Capt. and Mrs. W, w Rob
inson. Mr.. and AIRS. Thomas NJ Green,
nr. and Mrs r. X. NJ, Miller. Mr.. and
Mira n C. Strong and Mrs Joseph liar
,Ix ~ tssSrt A. ~
tus Rratnerd. MIR and Mrs, Horace y
Richmond. Mrs. II Riehmend, Mrs. john
c. Cole. Mrs w, e, Riake, of Tacoma
Miss cemnton Mr.. Jasper cunanto~. Mr.
Bcyu Wells, Mr.. Josenh - Harris. Mr.
Leonard Howarth. ~ Tacoma
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Ore ef the yiessanf events az the week
was sunrise breakfast given On heard
the yacht Henrietta as she iay as anchor
tho after cabin The Yacht was esssesta,Iv
decorated for tho errassow tire cabin be-
sng finished with ivy and ferns A novel
~ In tho way Of entertainment WAS n
large fssh ret snreaa ever the fable GOV
eYing. made fast hy numerous miniature
anchors, lending nautical appearance
30 the scene After breakfast the Kue~ss
entosed sexssal bears cruise The
Reifs. Miss cassiIa and Miss Ethel Car
din.
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Mr. ard Mrs. Reynolds F sssertn en-.
tersaisea ~ dinner last Thursday evening
ln homer az Mrs q W, rswRis who areNrs.
panied her husband. LIEUT.. rssii, % the
Thsra ravsfry. ta Seattle. These rrs~sn;
were Lieut. ard Mrs Rel Mrs r.. Miller.
Of Columbus. q. ard NJ. ". r. Uasrsn-
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Mrs C. " Burnside entertained -
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