The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

T@ HERE WAS decided aeartA
ef society events last wesk,
owing 10 tse unprecedented fs.l of
snow. which inlerfered with Sev-
IL eEal affairs that had hsen planned.
When fae snow became sufficiently
packed for seEhing and coasiinS some
pleasure WIS experie need, hus aot in the
degree antscinal ThiS San he explained.
ho@eVee, by the 3ansti attending sleigh
'se ana coasiins in a cslS billy As See
attic. and from tas IA * Of equipment, S1.eh
storms as the nyesen. heipg rare In this
fsats ~ the state
Ttae only a1a!rs Of really any Importance
We're the MacDougaIl reception. Mrs. FlllF-
mans cara party N ho8or Of the Misses
Morgan, and the reunion OF the Daughters
OF tae Revolution.
Sickness has been another factor snilitat-
ing against activity IN social CIRCLES. The
miserable grip fastening is clutches On a
number of prominent psoale.
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The largest affair of tn. past week was
the reception given ey Mrs. J. II. Mae
Southwick, OF New York city. The hand
some Mae Dooilgail home on Terry avenue
and Spring street, which Is well adapted
for entertaining GA large scale, was
wen filled with society people, Mrs. Mae
DougaIFs affairs always proving popular.
The decorations were extremely pretty
sad harmonious. and in fact every detail
was carefully looked after. 4 very hand
some and novel theme was followed out
in the decoration Of the arch between the
second parlor and dining room. gate
in ribbons OF pink and green, through
which were interviewer flowers was ore
SIZED over by Mrs. Grey. Mrs Charles
Andrews received the cards al the door.
Mrs. Charles Stimson. Mrs. Stewart and
Mrs. Boone assisted Ia receiving.
Mrs. A w. Eagle and Mrs. Taylor pre-
sided nj the refreshmen; table, assisted by
Miss Mcknight. Miss Mckinney. Mss Me-
Grsw. Mss Brookes, Miss Olive Baxter
and Miss Morgan. Airs p. r. NJ. Miller
served punch.
During the afternoon wagner's orches-
ira dlscoursed music from an attractive
nook on the stairway.
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On Friday evening. January 6. the ami
versary ~ the marriage of George and
Mary Washington, the Rainier Chapter Of
The ID. A. Il. gave reception at tie house
OF Mrs. George II. Hebron 10 the Suns az
the Revolution and Sons OF the American
Revolution in Seattle ano throughout the
state. Notwithstanding the unfavoratle
weather there were "A geodly number pres
ent. After exchange Of greetings, the fol-
lowing programme was rendered.
America" .,.,...,......By entire audience
Address. ....--... ..-......-.. t.....-.ts.-s-
Mrs. G. W. Bacon. Regen; Rainier
Chapter
Tenor solo............s.. Mr.. Alfred Flsken
Poem on Washiugtons Wedding Day.
Written ny Ella W wilcox
Abigail Adams. DR. Sarah Kendall
Address. George Washington. .,..........
.-...-....-....-.--.... Mr. Josiah Collins
Mrs g. A. c. Rochester and Msss Drane
Poem. ........,.... Written 10y Murdoch Cow
Star-SpargIed Banner. by entire audience
All enjoyed, Il 30 richly deserved
TO be. Delicious refreshments and pleasant
talk followed. II was most happy and
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Mrs Henry Thurman entertained al
cards Thursday afternoon In honor ~ the
Misses Morgan, who lately arrived from
England. The AFFAIR was very elegant
After the guests were seated and ne tally
sheets had been passed Mrs. thurman
passed around pla;e with souvenirs In
The shape of stick pins for each one of the
olive Miller and the second prize by Miss
Margaret Mckinney. Punch and sweets
we're served durin. II. game, Refresh
ments followed Miss Margaret Mckinney
sang 81 few selections from the "oseisfla =
Those who assisted Mrs. Fubrman were
Mrs. p II. VI. Miller Mrs, Harwooa Nor
san Mrs i L crssfsrd. Mrs , Jaekson n
were present: Miss Morgan. Mas Sadie
Morgan. Miss AIDE Morgan. the Misses
Corey. Miss Al'sa Brooks, &lss Owe Eax-
Mckinney. Mics Lonss Hayden, Miss Car
fle Frauenthai. Miss Helen NrSsughf.
Mise Beekie Sehoenfel.lt. Miss Helen
Holmes, Miss Gertrude Clarke. Miss Clara
Tsjynage Miss Rena Tn fBage. Mrs Edwin
xoai1 Mas SefupIe. Mss Ethel Segnple.
Miss Olive Miller. Miss Lille Hansen, Miss
Tsuelis Morrison. Mss May Bnsst. the
ana Miss Hattie Moses Of Tacoma.
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Mrs. Annie g Halter. widow IF George
Morris Hailer. Nhc me- his death In sat
r,ef ~ ~. paufs church. Los Angels. Cal.
peremgsar 81 rs Rev. Henderson Judd. to
Hugo Grim, Of Shanghai. China No
cards
Twenty-Five representative citizens ard
the naval officers who conducted tss trial
trio 81 the Rowan were hanqustad at the
Butter grill raom aast evening by Moran
pros & Co. IN homer Of the rscori-break-
iug performance ~ The torpedo boat
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SIR. Andrew = gurlelza aHe bride ar
fnents AZ the Hafnier.GFAnd. airs. Bur
lelgh ls "A member 81 oae ~ PHILADELPHIA
most exclusive families and Is d Lady OF
many accomplishments
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Nj Crerles +. Gary. weli known in
Garonne January ~ a. fnnfaher % the
Jnle Walters Dramatse Company whleh
VII pay four weeks engagement a.
Itaaosulu-
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Idslst. StehoIson. commander ~ sba tor
ueds brat FArFARUt a. S8u Francisco, has
been Ia he city ter several Gsys. He gaH
sNe head Of TIE 5aa ~ representing fns.
navy aepar rseat In ire trial trip II the
Rowan.
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TIE engagement q Mas Dolly %0ye. Of
Bette. - a wealthy $@w York gentleman
has bern announcez Niss Seyes - zTeS3
kraaw~n IA SeatEse sacsstv esTcIaz, having
visited here ca seEesa! occasions
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Mes Mogilr Tsafsliqs entertained e. a -ta,-
* Glsa party Neg Years eve Mss sse-
Aaugsf As.ss NJ kinney Mss Dorothy
Smith NJ Edxags r Ceary, Or Eraak
Muzsazy sn6 Mr.. REED.
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