The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

was we'll attended. The presence III
part Of the revenue cutters and train
ing ship Adams added life To society. and
q number OF affairs we're given on shore
and on the different vessels The largest
event OF the week Ia older society circles
was Mrs Lowman's reception CT Thurs
day. Mrs. Green's card party the follow
Ing night was alsr pretty and well attend
ed. Among the younger people. Mrs.
Ainsxor:h'g card party for the members
OF the Sesiaa Cub aas the subject Of dis
cussion. Throughout the week society peo-
Die attended the fheaters we'll.
Preparations are going on for several
parties 10 be held ia the neIghborhood
OF Halloween. Among the older society
people there Is whisper OF big ball
IT Ranke hall. besides ore or tao house
parties. That tho younger people Will
give one is almost an assured fact. This
week party Ii TO DO given by the young
ladies In honor Of Miss Clarke, who leaves
shortly for California.
Probably the most elaborate social event
OF the week was the reception given by
Mrs J. II. Lowman on Thursday after
noon. The house WIS beautifully deco
rated throughout, each room being fin
ished In a different color. The hall was
In red. flowers being hung In PROPULSION on
the wallis and Tn every corner. The front
parlor was in pink and white, chrysanihe-
nuns and roses being used. The back
parior was in yellow chrysanihemums and
marigolds FILLING every space on the
mantels and tables In the dining room a
mSst unique and striking form OF decora-
ton was exhibited. The large mahogany
table was covered with a beautiful open
work table cloth, showing off the polished
wood mos. effectively Upon the table
fruit OF all kinds was piled high. The re-
mAindar OF tile dining room was draped
with huge clusters al autumn leaves of
Oil kinds. the many shades of coioring of
the leaves making charming effect. Mrs
lowman was assisted IL receiving by Mrs.
G. Haines. Mrs. r. Mckee and Mrs.
George r. Kitsinger. In the dining room
Mrs Charles Power and Mrs. Frederick
Engie and Mrs a. J. T'isken served punch.
Miss Hayden Miss Hanford. Miss Minor
and Miss Hodge also assisted in the din
Ing room. During The afternoon almost
100 ladies were present.
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One OF the pre,tiest affairs OF the week
was The card party given on Friday night
by Mrs II. T.. Answ1rth at her residence.
f0l4 James street. The party vas given
IN honor of the young men Of the Sesika
Club. Besides the club members "a large
number OF those who usually 30 20 the
Neska Club were present Mrs. Aims
worths home was beautifully ana artis-
tically decorated for the occasion with
ehrysautbemams. dahias and other flow
eTs, tho colors Used heing principally white
and red One Of the preitiest decorative
spots about the house was the porch
which was completely enclosed with cam
vas and lighted with Japanese lanterns
and decorated with vines and flowers Mrs.
Ainsworih was assisted In entertaining the
young people by Mr., and Mrs. Robert Will
son. Nra Harry Hull arsd Miss Collins
Tho prizes for card playing were won by
Mr.. Joseph Harris and Miss Cardin.
Dainty refreshments were served, and ar
forwards dancing was INDUCED ia until
midnight Friday u Ara,
the Neslka Club has been entertained ex~
cept al affairs where cniy clul, members
Were present. ara Mrs. Aingworth's hos
pltality was appreciated and enjoyed by
all The yeang men.
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number OF the professional friends Of
DR. c. A. Smith gave him banquet at the
Rainier Club on Thursday evening, on the
eve OF his departure for the East Covers
were laid for thlrty-eight people and
splendid menu WAS served Those present
were; Or. G. A. Smith. nr Montgomery
Russell. Dr. II W. Seboenle Or A Il
son. Or, ". g Gibson, Dr. George II. Me
Cailoeh. br- James shannon. ny. w. A
shannon, ilr. l. W Willis. Dr.. II l..
Kline. Or. II. Eaglesen. pf. Z. a Hon
man, ng. Charles II Ford. Dr g w
Sharplss. nr. b. II. cae. Dr. J. II. Lyons
Dr.. y, a. Mitchell bF, George NeNlaads.
nr, J. \ Hnlmes. pr, II NJ Barnes pr
J +. Cr.chtoq; u. + NJ. Conn, nr II. T
Or. NJ. = 4 McKerhn's nr. + wothsr-
speon, bt Henry fandeil Dr. GEORGE II
Randall pr J N; Harrison. ~ Matter
Booth. pr. Elmer Heg. Or. J Richter. nr
George NJ Horton. pr l.. <. Neville
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Gina ceremony was performed AZ the rome
avenue west. ny Rev, ! y smith, ls,Sser
or The kirs; Christian church. fflc c1gl~
traa ting parties We're Mr. George. tial1x-
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and entered the parieF - the strains -
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II. fAfk- The bride Mar given aN4E los
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