The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

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from a tWp weeks outius white
mountain climbing Mr LILY met
with au accident lea whieh Be- apraiu.
"a his ankle
\ battalion irlil aud dance was
held at she armorx last Monday rN-
euang nnter the auspices ~ com
pauicH o. and e ~ she FIrst Wash.
IuztIu rvs meui TIE hrmnry WaH
allied with dancers until a late hour
ST. and Sis geergs T. canklin. II
the Cankilu taune. Iiit's Third az
cuae. eft yesterday far three OF
fpuF wreks' vacation in California.
They Niii Walt san FRANCHISE aud lie
onvifpus. Stockton and Sacramento.
Nr ward tsanaaEr. ~ tsdmnnia.
aui Mfa clara Mills - this city.
weFe married az tho ffcc Methodist
parsonage. corner - Terry avenue
and Pine street. isat Monday Rev.
A ~ Mcsi pffleiatei.
\ movement has been started b.
local women Nho arite for thr prcas
Go establish a Numnua press club Ia
seattle. The parties are working
4siriiy. but hope 60 secure the e,t.
operation II All tbs seattle Namgu
who have written for publication.
4 musicale and card party was
EiNeu a. Morris hail On Tuesday se-
eu.aE for tie brnrat ~ the Jesuit
Fathers It the immaculate Canc~ps
tiuu church. 4 number of local nin.
gers contributed to the success 81
the oceauiau. and ever body had a
good time,
The Numen'a Federation wiii hold
a special meeting next TueadBy To-
perfect Arrangements faF tbs diapipy
To be made b. club Women at tire
coming exposition The mans ge.
mrpt u the cNpaaitinn has courteous
" rendered the Federation the re-
gulFcd space,
The ladies VI The George FortHnu
Relief CurTH wili do another good
NerA whcu they give a benefit at thr
seattle thcatcr tonight for fHe needy
among the returning volunteers The
pras ueeorthy Efforts ~ these lad -
are being Justly patruu.Eri. and
much saut has already breu accom-
p'iancd.
Mr James H. Sannan and Mics
Hester g. HroyIes. both % this city.
wcre married last Vsdn a,iay even.
ms az the home It she Misses CON
ming. corner ~ Twenty ave-
rue and Weller street Rev. .. =.
Thompson aaa the officiating clergy
man the couple vii b. at home At
isis First avenue.
Mr. r B Alb risen gave q charm.
ms reception Thursday aftern ruu az
D 80 residence. 20 First avenue west.
The rooms were "a perfect bower
u ferns AMI rusps. producing an ex-
quia.ie effect Many persons were
entertained during She afternoon.
and this reception proved one Vt the
most aueccHsfui Of the season.
Mr Edward a Green and Miss
Ada n Boil. both 81 this city. we're
married by Father Brown at the sa-
erred Heart church last Thursday
murniue az s o'clock After the Wri-
ding breakfast was served ut the
HAMMERED the young people lott
for san Francisco. IS here they wlli
remain Tor two weeks. On returning
Mr.. Green viii engage In business IN
Seattle.
Tine Y. W G \ and the Y NJ. e. \.
~ the State university. gave The an
uual reception to new and old stu
dents last night Denny hall was
very pretiily decorated for the oeca-
sion. Thc college calora. purple and
gold were overhead, and on tho stage.
potted plants and palms filed the
available SPACES below After an
hour at conversation. a brief pro-
gram was rendered. consisting OF an
address 81 welcome By Carl Reeves.
a piano solo by Miss Mcintyre. and
speech by President Graves. RE-
treatments were served later IN the
evening AMI the students new and
old left feeling that the evening had
been one ~ perfect enjoyment.
one II the most successful card
parties ever held IN this city. was
that " the Red Cross society last
Tuesday afternoon In the parlora 81
the Rainier Grand hotel The party
was given to raise funds FOR caring
for the sick and needy among the re-
turning volunteers. -Four large par
lorH were used. and ffty tables were
and the progression of play through
the rooms led the player among
names associated with the late war.
This unique idea belongs to Mra J.
l.. Strive. VIM was assisted by Mrs.
\. Fortlouis, Mrs ~ G0ttstein. Mrs.
Gregory. Mia Wolfe. Mrs. W. H
Finek. Mrs J. W Goodwin and Mr..
c. \. Harrison. Of the Rainier-Grand.
who donated the parlora for the uc-
casion. Tire prizes given 10 the play
erR were very handsome Mrs
Schroeder won the first prize, which
was q beautiful vase Other prizes
were won by Mrs. Gus BFown. Mrs.
Marshall Mrs. \. W. Engle, Mrs
$ Neweamb. Mrs II. Chaplin. Mrs
s. W Clark. Miss whittier. Miss Ro-
senthall and Mrs. Rosenberg.