The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

" VI OF even the delightful weather
M N OF the past week has had any
NM effect on aY=srs sociai. AMI
II M oasssde OF few small lunch
~ " cons and card parties nothing
worthy of note has ,ranspirea
Many families are IN the ihrnes Of house.
cleaning. which Is equivalent TO being oat
OF town as far as entertaining goes. The
departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Straye
for European trip viii be felt liz the
ultra set, where they are leading spirits.
while several OF the younger set are
Planning fer trips either 20 California or
20 the East.
Several dancing parties are In consen-
piStaon for the next two weeks
Miss Charlotte Phillips proved charm
ing hostess 30 "a small number OF friends
Thursday Afternoon About soxea ns
young society ladies' have banded tagtth-
or 10 help while away the tedious hosars
OF Lent. eacn entertaining the other for
turaasa few an afternoon a week. MISS
Aotise Philips viii do the k0:sors next
Friday. Miss Charlotte Phillips saesEs
we're Miss McGsraw, Miss M8lfse rsssl-
lips. Miss Helen Holmes Miss isI.s sas-
Din. Miss Ethel carain. Miss Ida COREY.
Miss Ada Morgan. Miss Sadie doreaGs
Mrs Walter 5. Phillips and Miss Olive
Miller \ contest which caused muea
uerriment, that 90 each one arAwias the
faces OF shosr in the room. the usss recsss~
mixing the most resemblance receiving
the prize. was won by Miss Amy Corey.
-
Rev III. Fl. Gowen delivered his lecture
on Minor EiizaEsshen Dramas" at the
home of Mrs. jean SchSain. Terry avenue
and Madison street Tassssay afternoon
he made this subiec, serve rs presa-
tory 10 his Gext lecture 81 Sfaxfspczlf.s.
giving short accounts OF MaElswe with
extracts from mis- s'raustas," Beaumont
and Fletcher. Drayton and Other kiiza-
hethen writer's who deserve greater re-
nosSn than is given them. 5ut who w.fa
unfortunate by having 80 Write during
the same period as Shakespeare. wa1sy
bright light ousshoae their feeble ones.
of Mrs. Granville O. Halter, Minor and
James. 'sThe Merchant Of Venice Will
conclude the series.
Mrs. j c. Haines viii soon call n meet
ing al the executive committees OF Seat
tie Red Cross 20 decide asou- the sending
of reading matter &c our soldiers In Ma
Mia She has just recelyasi 2 letter iron,
Capt. Miller urging the srsefals OF the
soldier boys 10 send current reading mat
ter and especially To remember them WITH
many letters. The boys IN taat far-n~ay
land long for letters from home and for
the change 10 read the home Paper. Mr..
Richard chiicott kindly offers TO carry
books. periodicals and newspapers from
friends TO Manila free OF charge on his
ship. the Marion Chiiccfr. which leaves
this port April /,
. q q
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartney Hamll-
ton entertained a few guests at dinner
Thursday evening. The large dining
room was bower OF beauty. Ntoiets
were used in great prnfusion. combined
with broad satin ribbons and numerous
shaded candeiahra. The place cards we're
water colors of y!osets on satin bands
and tho service and menu was the Nest
elaborate given IN Seattle for some time
Mr. and Mrs. Hasnliton's guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs Fred ssiusson, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry A. kyer Mr.. and Mrs l.. T..
smith. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Watson
Mrs j. NJ Frink gave a Violet luncheon
Thursday afternoon that was enc % the
prsttses. and daintlest affairs given in Sc
attic this year Tss DECORATIONS were ell
egaat ana the menu most tempting. Mrs.
Frink's guests Were. Miss rosers Mrs,
Johnson, Mrs II. y. ssiadsosa. Mrs. @ A.
c. Rochester, Mrs. White and Mrs. Percy
Smith.
den Miss HAYDEN. Mrs. $. L. Crawford
Mrs. Henry Thurman. Mrs. G. w. Burn
sides, Mrs. r. b. ~. Miller and Mrs. II.
went 70 TAeosaa Friday 70 attend eosn-
rnsf4ee meeting cf the state soci.ty. They
we're entertained most delightfully."- during
their stay by Mrs. Joan l. HOPKINS.
. !. -
forh with Mrs Frederick Kari Strive az
guest az honor. That the guesta were
NOT sfpsrststio1S was proved ~ taeIn al
lowing the uHsncky ngr1aeer ~ thirteen 10
a.. seated at the table Among these press
era were. MtsS Judith Sfnor, Miss AM
burnett. Miss sE1ntiay. ssiessassl Cox, Jo-
siah Collins and G. ~ Austin.
Tho Younger society sat Is looking rag-
eriv forward 20 ltE dance, which .sili sse
given Apras Z In Aanor of Miss Mcknight.
WHO leaves in aszsnt thre" weeks for spv-
kane. where she viii spend the summer
months IT VIII - held ~ the home OF
Mrs. Nugent. al Ideal place for dancing
4 letter has been received nv friends in
tina city froas Mrs. =. H. Low j. WHO
has been aoJoursiissg fer 50 fa time Il,
Mexico city. She reports yerv pleasant
ssarYssy. and expsacts ia ieage seon for
finadas IA tar4ae Mexico. where sse and her
husband Will spend several wSsaa-
Mrs. r, II ossooi Miss Tamxsy. Mrs.
e;ssssfings Mrs W. A. Macdonald Mr.
Joshua Green. N~. Philip AsYnlsagxn ara
Mr. Charles T. Gary returned yesterday
aboard she 1saFeHne from Trip 70 thu
Hawaiian stands
THE eiuhs which are ssnsi!ag books and
pletuves 10 the little lusnber ard uinsav
towns. the clubs which are eadowing towa
institutions and rxsssIc isfsartes--fhose are
the cluas faas eesnt as posssiven'
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Mss Mari Eslsasssnf q wesl-knnan
yJsag LADY - thss city was married re-
cenxsg ia L9awxau - Mx IsuNsa Fesey j
ssaesesats5 business RAN arm rnsaef * fae
northern afes fusosGs.
Nj Rn4 Mrs samuel j. Heran Mrs e.
w Ia4sksoD afss Miss AifT@da HAs5y hM3s
tasan sha Msesua ho4sxw sss4ssnast ave-
sssse Aa4 ssenx1a street. fsF tie sGrnsssfr
gr. ara Nrs. FreSs~f 4 Karl Strive
leave for New York fs.1sT4 After a kvses
visit IN shas stty lfey sgii ssli sar E-s5-
r1ge Ia ~ gqEs asost foar snaatssa
TFze HentaT Iz5sl Cars Snsb wfa be en@
seyta5aezs Wednesday 0x AsB. xs~orxm 81;
$tewars. 81 her aasr@ Es fagsteemsh avs
nsa ard Madison street.
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At ssss9,ses " exsse sssS evening sss AzFgesr al
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