The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

~ ociETY was duh laa eek
The weather ~as char "a
beautiful simast every day Dat
still no one seemed 70 care
~ much about goiaG ca. great
deal. The week bet3r. q nun
ber Of parties had been given Ga sceovnt
81 visitors 10 the city ~hc were aasxs 10
leave. and society seemed inclined - rest
Tho regular opening OF the theatsrs took
place laR week and society people In gen
srai awaited themselves OF the opportunity
Go attend. Although the play at the Scat
tie fheaser was not Of tho bert. yet Il was
veil pstronixed BY society people. more on
account OF the fact that il was the arst
attraction of thu season-
The boot affair Of the week was unAoube-
sdiy the tea given on Thursday by Mrs c.
y wh.ttieSsy The Red Cross card party.
although an affair of a different kind. was
quite a. svrcesafgl and was attended by a
large number OF society people who are tn
tsre~ted In Red Cross doings
The excursion and camping sraaon ~
over. although some people tempted BY the
continued clear weather. are still staying
out. During the gas: summer many have
taken trips To Alasks and 80 enthusiastic
ere they sbou; the beautiful. scenery tina;
next year will fnd a larger number than
ever taking the trip
Tie younger society people. owing to the
absence Of many Of their number are
rather quiet ana viii probably be SO until
The winter ssaeon sets In.
v v
TIE pretiies, affair of the week and ons
OF the largest was the tea given by Mrs.
moor al her residence. vi. second avenue.
The house was handsomely and art sticalIy
decorated for the occasion. When the
guests eniered the house the beautiful dec
orsff9ns ~ the hall were ffs, met In
sseFs nooa aud corner large roses. sweet
peas and assers were arranged IN hsr-
mony. In tire reception room the principal
seaor Used was red-roses. mountain ash
s>rrfes. carnations and red gerarsums. The
dnsue room ~ss in yellow. dahIias heing
used with charming effect. Mrs Nsittie-
sey wss assisted in receiving BY Mrs r.
. A.ess.ssn. Mfs q Meade Emory. Mrs.
Seosge Hurt. Mrs w u Perkins. Mrs J.
y Lo~man. Mrs. + ". psnIton and Mrs
Thomas Green. Mrs Hurd presided over
bowman and Mrs A J Frsksn has charsr
~ fhe table m the dining room whore re-
sr-e1nenfs were served. H~h.ni a screen
~ srsen the FIRST Regiment orchestra
81 tire whole scers During the afternoon
faiiy ;" guests were present At the tea
W
a number ~ the yoanx people ~ ths
city assembled At the Queen Anne Club
house las, night and enjoyed very
con Vas assigned for tho ,,sraee other ,nan
Just 10 have dance" The a-slr ended
IN tine ftr every0n. u catch the last
o. AH.ns shes" rses~n' we're NJ sna
r.ter. Mr. aud Mrs Freaer'es Nest
HicAr. Mrs VI Carter. Of pendisson.
or Mrs HeFon, Miss nrookes. Miss
LaAs - chicago Miss Rans~y Miss
norsAn. q Les Angeles. Cal Mss Healy
Miss Afr~cs HsAy Nias Carrie Sla-p-
sen Mss sche.nfeai. Miss la Smith.
Miss fhilllr~ Miss Morrison NJ Rrha
Erscy Mr. Alfred Rattle M & 4 smith
Mr. ! shertYidxs Mr. Wi Fisher Nr
A r Mcsgurky Mr. f.eitheas NJ \
Iei,hesd NJ Paul Richards. NJ Henry
sehn huFnses Mr. T Heaiy pr. = X
Ngnsay Mr. " g rorce. Nj ~ J Ram
r~e M res~ph Harris Mr n r Rses~
M A,is'n. Mr. Frank y nsley Mr. r
c Milard
TIE larw~~f s~Air e fhs week wa ne
essH party siV-n lu ne rarirrs q ~.
ksin.ef-fsrRnd hotel ~ tAe aadles - no
Rec rosS IRE o. ierf - he rarf rarsv
was primarily - raise money 20 swell
the fund fsr re re- arning VASE uxtaa
eoldisrs The ia7'es Mo eaF cnarxs .
TIRE d~cors.ieg = ~ garior~ worked
has nrf faithfully ara sae..e.fef ~
rnsrAhlv in sssakt~x Re rsrtas |. ,,.rtts~,
ef beauty TIE principal feature 20 che
ec~~ersitsns vas ~ fat.sa use og hua.tnR
snd national rseS ana hunting 90 naf8a~sI
soiors The ar.aue sea q naming he
t~hl~~ sgf.f no~able perEr,ss ana F a-a~
cennects4 - tAe iase war wss - fav-
c-~ciy commented ppun hy everyone pres
en- Sturh as niss ~ at ar tn~ rsn-
ciurtRr - fse GAr1~s hea stif - As
we're xfvsn - M ssgcees~f.l ca~sssfssfs
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