The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08

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1fS little 10 write about OF sociesy's
do.ngs this week A few Affairs
have taken place, just enough
Ill 10 cause a slight rippiA bat the
BEAUTIFUL eays nave held out too
r~ IN sncucement for every eno 70 Be
- - there IN small regret At the lack OF
49, attractions. The enthusiasm fer
- snereases ard the players ere getting
~. 1oru for the fall iournamsnf. which
- - held this month instead Of Ia No
-her. - Ia previous years. The stormy
1900 Of last Saturday somewhat inter-
seA u4fh the genera. pleasure Of the CON-
s.s~son s,shouxh tire number at players
~ - handsome trophies presented by
-, pruaoe aud Mr. Betdoe was not dimir-
49, T. that account The fortunate win
- vere Mrs g. G. Meiiicott and Mr.
ra,see 1esJott II sssms TO b = fore
~. eoocI,nson now that Mr.. Maictt shall
-. evsry trophy that In put up he having
- poapession now ell the cups. medals
- trophjss % far contested for. He II
$3.50 man. not yet twenty. and plays
-arkabay even and steady game. Al
ennuai meeting OF the club held last
Esrsdsv ai9ht Mr. Alexander Baltic was
x9sia elected president; Mr.. George Lewis
&svee. secretary and treasurer: Mr.. Will
- u BurriII captain. Mr. Adams. Mr..
b 3 Grisss and Ar. f. N. Parsons. COM
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4 large reception was given on THURS
6av sftsrpoon by Mrs. William ~ Barker
Il the bshors house on Iacooaa avenue
cssds Mrs & K white A. principal Of the
xnn,e Wright seminary. The decorations
fNsouehous the house excited great admir-
ston and the credit No. OF me very ~, artistic
esacnef Of the seminary, who took entire
ehasas Tho glowing bright mountain ash
1870 were used profussly In the rooms.
naksng particularly effective snc sea-
liar haaksts that were used husd with
krTe ciusserx OF the berries and their foil
ase hung IN corners or suspended from
1oorways. was novel and pretty tdea-
10 pfsttjest efYecs produced was the rope
ecrs3efes made Of lunches OF the berries
Sfruuw on wires and hung at the double
6oo1s. IN the dining room the tabls vas
6immsd with crimson satin ribbons run
M ffom corner to corner with . center
~ az the berries. Mrs. Alexander Bail
s a Mn. John Thomas presided At the
iabie. assisted by Miss Paddock. Miss
~ ny Hsii. Mss Clancy. Mis- Wini-
- Armour MibA Alice Fraser and Miss
AKA Cooper the alumni Of the seminary.
Nh. Barker and Miss WnAamson were
taynof, Miss Chrreii. Ness Ishall, Miss
6yrher. the new teachers, and Mss Gnppy.
Ms $500, Miss Tsmpain, Miss rsdale,
- UtoOWYe ana Alss Naleu- rron
sntil 40 81 the scholars from the sem!n-
~ attended and the Sunny South trio
contributed music during the afternoon.
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Msn HAIRY Hurley gave two card parties
TITS week. on Wednesday and ThurSdAy
afternoons. TO which about 10 invitations
,.a ss ss a.x *. ,.. Ass.ss a..
Ssfs won By Mrs RalDh Metcalf, Mrs.
@ Il HaIlar and Mrs. Walter Harvey
o. Thursday by Mrs Nelson Bennett,
~. They were exceedinsiy pretty affairs
"a d-nshtfuiiy arranged to the smallest
Mrs. u y. Cai<ins gave . pretty pink
tncheon Friday In honor OF Mrs. William
= the winter. Covers were laid for Mrs.
(Ait.ns. Mrs, Rogers, Mrs William Wilss.
ArA curl. Mrs G J. ksrshaw. Mrs. ".
y Evan. Mrs 4 @ Foster; Mrs J n.
4 few friends came In for music during
shs hse4r part OF the afternoon.
ne dispatch boat Pawtnket. OF the
Puget sound naval station at Port Or
ehafd brought the following party over
We w.dsssday Naval t,enssrae,ar rs;s wr.
rUbey, Foreman and Mrs, A. n. Todd. Mrs.
RusF. Mr. Skinner ana Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
fcfhn The PARTY left late In the after
nocn On the return trip TO Port Orchard.
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Congressman ana Mrs, r. w. Cushman
given by Judge and Mrs. James wicker
sham Wednesday evening Covers were
hid for Mr.. and Mrs. IssshrAn MI and
Mr. g. n. Fuller. Mrs. +. NJ Thompson.
ter part % last week from an Alaska trip
On the revenue cutter McCaIiioch. and after
. couple Of days spent IN Tacoma CON
sinueA on 10 New Haven TO enter Yale.
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Mr.. 0eorEe II. stone OF Tacoma, WAS
elected president Of the Msxamas AZ the
snnua, meeting held in Portland Monday.
elected vice president,
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Mrs = A Perkins has returned from a
John l. Wilson Mr.. Perkins Joined her
there on his return from New York.
.
Mrs W. r. sheard and family left
thursday afternoon For ~ Paul. After
visiting there they VIII spend the winter
m California and Mexico,
Ar, AMI Mrs. F w. Snow have taken the
residence or Mr. w r Sh~ard on North
Yakima avenue ana FIFTH street for six
months
Mrs q. w Dickinson. Mrs George Ca
srfel and Miss woca came ever from Scat
10 Tuesday and spent the day IN Tacoma.
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Are William Rsg3ew. - Seattle. Is visit
sHx Mrs, Alexander Rattle, Mrs. Easlie
giving luncheon in Ter honor today.
3
Mra w 81 Cabins VII leave next week
70 spend tAs wtnter In Savannah, Ca. With
ssf daasAter, Mrs ] q; Van Marter.
q
ny snd Mrs. Chester Thorne will enter
a.n house party ~ Eastern friends sni
1eA'ises tAs las ~ ihss month,
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New. ara Mira Alfred " Martin re
.afnes last week from 4 summer spent ST
Various Eastern Pcsn's
AEa J Vincent Nrowwa snt Miss Ja-
anna Browne arr teV1 from skaxwAy fer
tss weeks VISIT
Mss G@FfTtsea MunSen nas returned
49,, sEom V's.t IN Olympia Sits Miss Eiiss-