The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

arcsed 20 be a very 0uii week
srvue6 out TO be q very pleasant
- The next few weeks win
S~tax the departure Of the sum-
d -ecs visitors, many Of whom
Nk 49, returned 10 their Eastern
z..-1 men viii come the period Of
III .esai ouIefness between seasons.
~ Asonest reception Of the year
-. ~ Mrs. 8. A. Perkins 1t her
zZs - north D street, on Wednes-
.zs.so, from ( 10 8. In artistic ar
s.ss snA beautiful effect the decora-
l-,ranued anything seen this season.
a ss.-se iieelf 70 admirably planned for
sssss1.e ana Elves readily 70 the deco
-. 1870. The color scheme Of Law
~ 1he dining room was beautifully
~ -. Nothing more exquisite could
..Sl.ad than the round table covered
f1Sender silk. over which was cloth
~ rnousseline de sole. 6miiax bcr-
- table, and pretty lace doyites
,snut the tables under the cut gia8
80 dishes Over the table. hang
- the chandelier, was a most grace
Wssrged basket Of flowers. purple
frrader sweet peas. and ribbon in
1920 OF lavender, which was charm
arranged TO fall gracefully to one
~ The table. ending in q large bow.
1rything was the color idea carried
IN. Galusha Parsons at one end OF
{SIkle served violet Ice cream. and At
81 end Mrs. William Jones served
IL. Violet candies and CONNECTIONS
~ dishes on the table. The mantei
ienked with purple hydrangca. and
hem was twisted the lavender rjh-
G<Anh Me- G
Ma Margaret Thomas assisted In
frlng room. In the drawing room,
Nh Perkins, Mas Perkins and Miss
- Perkins received. punches Of beau
rfles and white roses hrearhed fra
and delightful welcome. In the IL
= 81 small. daintIly appointed table.
oenthworth poured coffee. assisted
~ Frederick Watson. In the large
"a which q such q delightful fea-
x his pretty home. with its g.orious
Mn H. B. Caldwell and Mrs. II. G.
- sefyed punch. the porch decorations
11eaT0d snd seine. draped from col
b column. making a beautiful SET
! From an upper landing OF the stair
ane the soft. sweet strains of man.
and guitar above the hum OF voices
2 The hall was rich In It's decorations
nutiful PAINS and Jacqueminot roses
= rs cards were sent out for the re-
II. and the bright afternoon. after so
gloomy days. brought out q great
J people. who filled the rooms during
apeption hours
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invent OF the week in this city was the
ne" given by Miss Gertrude Man
JDsfSday afternoon at the home Of her
n. Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Maniey. Each
W1e given fac-simile pen and ink
from Gibson's famous sketches.
y q I'll nations were printed on cards.
q tuemtng contest was engaged In by
/ rung ladies. Beautiful prizes were
~ and the afternoon passed In music
NJ. after which dainty refreshments
ogsSed. Beautiful roses and sweet
edofnsd the parlors ana tables and
- ban was adorned with carnations,
md beautiful ferns and potted plants.
II invited were: Mrs. Mouiton, Mrs.
NJ. Mrs. Han. Mrs. Carman. Mrs
len, Miss Barrett, Miss Hhritx, Miss
Miss Van Benthuysen. Miss Law
Mss HoImta. Miss Rocdiger. Miss
Mss Field. Miss Worden, Miss Sal
me Mrs. l.. II. Gray, Misc Hea!ey
~ 4. Heaiey, Of Seattle.
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. ~ r. Stacy and Mrs. Alexander
e0 eve q reception Tuesday after
y honor Of Mrs. Henry A. Strong. OF
1eeer, n. r.. who Is on her return
- from Honolulu and the Orient. The
= han pSption room and library being
- NOR In yellow. with decorations
hosaiiums goidsn-rod and marigolds.
NJ room was In green and white.
III I'll Aeosafions Of white sweet peas,
<<.sey upsopaiia. dandelion blows and
tulls Mrs, a. n. Fitch served salad
- y. Il. Caldwell and Mira Freder-
unEIs served sherbet. assisted by
oafgaret Thomas. and a number of
sSssU girls assisted In the dining room.
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keepisca'e whist and luncheon club has
formed 20 NEE once week the
M OF whIsh are Mrs. y. ]. Fransioit
b Wallace. Mrs r w. Snow Mrs.
5 Pesrce. Mrs. +. G. Griegs, Mrs w.
Ter. Mrs l. r. Manning and Miss
- Jessie Kershaw gave a luncheon
y say. entertaining Mrs. H. B. Kershaw
Mss McGiivrsy. ~ Walia Walla: Miss
1psa. Miss Powell. al Victoria: Miss
- and Miss Mabel Kershaw.
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q ". q. Pearce and Miss Marrsre.
Nj spent several days In Portland
YNe~k Mrs. fearce Will give 4 lance
eesaay nsght for Miss narnalt vhn
- Thursday for her home in I,exinr-
Ky. " ANS
~ W. n. Tyler gave a vary prs,,x
eheon AT the Tacoma hotel Wednesday
els were iaso for Mrs j " Rowe. Mrs.
Grg9s. Mrs. q. Foster. Mrs.
non Munson and Mrs II n raomss
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q J. NJ. Wfnslow and daughter. Dor
err.ved In Tacoma Monday from
ana viii srend some time visiting
i Minslows parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Perkins and Miss Hattie Perkins
I've been spending the summer In
- with Mr., and Mrs. 8 A Perkins,
Mday for their home in Iowa
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Louise HAYDEN. who was the guest
"a William Jones during the tennis
- sns. returned 20 her homo in Sc
MI W. Andersen and daughter. Hell
/. ssss heen spending part az the week
.oNnr& with Capt. and MIRA J. A.
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4 c, Potter ana Mrs. ]. Net. Pan
W. over tn Seattle Thursday with
nsfan, returning 20 Tacoma FRI
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LAshfnp who has been Waiting
nAsss since last spring. leaves next
-11H Tor Boston, Mass
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=. Isnnsnt Steees returned Mon
sA very deligatsu. visit % SIX
- N Cassfornsa.
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