The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26

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| by her sister. Miss Alice Hood, and Mr..
Goodwin by Mr.. George Folsom, Mr.. and
Victoria. from which place they viii go TO
San Francisco, where they VIII reside.
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Miss Olive Baxter daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Sutcline Baxter, was married at T:3o
o'clock last evening at the residence Of her
lin Mcneil Stanford. Rev. r. Kemper. OF
81. FauFg church. performed the ceremony.
Only q few relatives and intimate friends
were present. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford eft
last night on the steamer City of Seattle
side.
Mrs. Thomas Burke gave a small tea on
Tuesday afternoon In honor Of Mrs j. &.
Hainas. who was her guest for day or
two last week. Those present We're: Mrs.
George NJ. paschail. Mrs, j. b. Montgom-
cry. Of Portland, Or; Mrs. j. Z. BiaDon.
Daniel keleher. Mrs. Montgomery Rus
sell. Mrs. r. r. Minor Mrs. c. G.. Lyon,
Mrs. J. c. Haines and Miss Judith Minor.
Mrs. p. A. Purdy gave a pretty lunch
con ON Friday afternoon in honor OF Miss
drews, Of Portland. The dining room
and table were decorated almost entirely
In yellow. chrysanthemuns In great pro-
fusion being used with charming effect.
ent we're: Mrs. William III. Sheffield,
Miss Beatrice Peck. Miss Ethel Bagley
and Miss Alice Claire Bagley.
President and Mrs F. p Graves. of the
State University. have been giving a Sc
ries OF dinner parties TO the professors
and their wives These dinners together
with the informal reception given each
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gents faculty and friends of the univer-
sity. have done much to promote the So
ciai side OF the university life and 10 In
crease the university spirit.
Mrs. Daniel Kelleher gave pretty lun-
cheon on Thursday afternoon In honor
OF her cousin. Mrs. +. s Beatty, who re-
Gently returned from Manila, where her
husband Is q lieutenant on the u. 5. s.
Monterey Those present at the luncheon
were: Mrs. j. b. Coghlan. Mrs. F. s.
Beatty. Mrs. George n Paschail. Miss
Gretchen Piper. Miss Minor and Miss Ju-
dith Minor.
at cinch on Wednesday evening. large
number Of young people were present. and
al late hour a delicious supper was
Mss Ida Smith pF mnnns ls
Mrs 8. Gardner Yerkes receiving second
and Mrs Edwin Ford third Among the
gentlemen Mr.. 4. $. Givens won first prize.
Mrs. Augustus A. Sutherland entertain
and mrs W u MrT
, Vail. who have recently returned from
Portland 10 reside in seattle. Mrs NJ. u.
maynss pfnnsasd the dns
punch. A large number OF ladies were
present during the afternoon
The ninth annual ball OF the Seattle
Street Car Employees Benefit Association is
Armory. Good music has been procured
and an excellent dance programme
ranged for the affair. The street car men
propose 10 make this ball the largest and
best in the history Of their order.
The Morning Card Club met on Friday
nj the residence OF Mrs. Edmund Howden.
1880 Eighteenth avenue The players We're
seated around five tables and the prizes
George W Bacon. Afterward light re-
freshments were served.
A large number OF the university stu
dents turned gu, Friday night al Denny
hall. where Mrs Rule u. Meeke gave an
Evolutionary entertainment. which was
much appreciated.
MrH. III. +. BackIS is seriously III at her
home on jefferson street. Mr.. Backus
who LETT for the East few days ago. was
notified OF her illness and has returned
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Mrs Frederick West Hicks entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Whist Club last
week. The prizes We're won by Miss Ida
Snlth and Mrs. John Henry Suthon.
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Mrs s. Gardner Yerkes returned few
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friends IN Portland and Vancouver bar
racks
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The Wednesday Evening Club met last
week a, the residence Of Mr.. ana Mrs NJ
J. Carkeek.
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Mira J. c Hstnes spent a few days last
week. the guest OF Mrs. Thomas Burhe.
a. iliahee.
Mrs. J. n. Lowmsn entertained the
French Club last Monday.