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

h HE Garden Bazaar az the Armory
took Up the attention Of many Sc
attic society people the first four
nights OF last week. In spite Of
rainy weather each night large
numbers OF them wandered 70 and fro
among the beautifully decorated booths
enjoyed the programmes and bought fancy
articles. After she bazaar closed there
was nothing much TO occupy their minds
Other social affairs were not very numer-
Gus during the week. Two Of tbs revenue
cutters came back from Part Orchard on
Monday but very little entertaining was
INDUCED in. The largest affair OF the week
was Mrs III E. Downs reception on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Townships mu-
sica,e on TUESDAY night was also largely
attended A number OF iuncheous and
dinners and two weddings OF weli-known
society people took place. MIR William
Erownrll Goodwin and Miss Mary Belle
Hood were married on Thursday night. and
Miss Olive Baxter and Mr Roliin Sanford
last night. The former win reside In San
Francisco. and the latter left last night
for Skagway.
For the coming week the all-engrossing
subject Is Thanksgiving and great prepa-
rattons are being made for q season OF
unusual fsstiv!,y. The younger society
people are TO he entertained bg Miss Ethel
Bagley and Miss Claire Bagiey tomorrow
night In honor OF visitors from Portland.
A number of other parties Will also be
given this week
The largest and most elaborate event OF
the past week was the afternoon reception
given Thursday by Mrs. Marcus Eugene
Downs at her residence. corner OF Minor
first large affair at which Mrs. Downs
has been hostess since her arrival here over
year ago. Her home was beautifully
.Isx<r - g. H. r.. he Rraxl
ing room white chrysanthemums in rrofu-
sion were piled In every possible place in
q charming and artistic grouping. The
dining room WAS I'm pink and white ohrys-
anthemums other coiored flowers being
used to good advantage. with strings OF
smilax and other green vines. The table
was perfect mass or beautiful flowers.
roses, pinks, carnations chrysantheluunis
and autumn leaves being most In evidence.
In IA hidden retreat. cut off from the rest
of the house BY curtain OF pains and
flowers. an orchestra dsscoursed sweet mu-
sic during the afternoon. Mrs. Downs was
assisted IA receiving by Mrs r A. Hender-
son. of Tacoma: Mrs, T. +. Minor. Mrs. j.
G. Haines; Mrs II, G Henry. Mrs A. r.
7. y. liwyd In The dining. room Mrs
Montgomery Russell and Mrs. Charles
Watson presided. assisted by Misc Miner.
Miss Judith Minor and Miss Elizabeth
Smith. Mrs G. j. Smith had charge OF
the punch bowl During the afternoon a
large number g the society people Of the
pastook Of her charming hospitality.
-
Mrs Il. r. Townsiey entertained the
Eeincke Musical Club Tuesday even
Ing nj her residence. ssa Isoren avenue The
house was beautifully decorated. Chrys-
authemun,s sD!lax. ivy, palms and net
ting were used with charming effect The
hostess was assisted by Mrs George New
lands, Mrs. w. A. shannon. Mrs. Edward
Man, Miss IS lie hsay ye and MICS Cora
freshments We're served. The programme
was as follows.
Plano soio~''Two skylarks" ..,..........,
Vocal sale Far Ii, EMIT Mps = 5 Kellogg
...... ....,..........Mr Mrs. 4. X. Fisken
Vocal solo-''i-eave Me Not -.
necitation-othslio:s A lsss y ; irsin'eF
Vocal soio-selectea. "a MIR. f. Richard
Violin solo Selected. MIR. w. l.. Carter
Vocal solo-Selectea, Miss Clara Tester
Piano solo
ta1 "Ballade'' .......... .........., Hoffman
O., lntermezzo ''Cavailersa Russieana''
Mrs. George Newiands.
Two young ladies Of Portland Miss
Helen Van Schuyver and Miss Alice An
drews. are the guests Of Miss Ethel Rag
les and Miss Alice Claire Haglay at their
home on Queen Anne hill this week Miss
Andrews is one of forttaasf's most popg-
lar young ladies and Is well known in
Seattle. as she has visited 8; the nagley
home several times In the past year or
tive Miss Ethel lsaRiey also spent two
delEhtfni months with Miss Andrews "a
fairs have taken place In the past Few
days. AZ which the Young ladies from
Portland have been the guests of honor
Tomorrow night Mtss Ethel Rsgiey and
Miss Claire Bagley give reception and
dance at The Queen Anne Cluh house in
Andrews fxx f.,say ttstI
60 q LARGE number OF the younger society
people OF The city and it Is expected that
en-, to @esame Miss kasie s VT fi es EFs'
=
A number % the younger society people
have organized Cfneh t'lub a hich is ia
meet every second Thursday evening Tho
FIRST meeting was hsld at the home -
Miss Alice Fisher last week THE ilrst
prizcS were wen by MtSs Ethel Bagiey
and Mr.. Fred Uammons. the second nv
Miss Elsie Bruins and Mr.. George Aiie;S.
Dainty refreshments Mere served during
The evening Those present were Mr. and
Mrs Frederick West Hicks Miss Lew
eliyn Morrison. Miss Van schuyvvr. ~
hsrlsy. Miss cefs ssa,.h. Miss - ci isiS,
Barley, Miss Mabel Veto Miss Elst~
Drums. Miss Essio Fisher Mr Edward
,senry. Nr AaeiheFt gittss Nr Leacs
Richards MIR George Allen Nr Fret
Hammond. AF. Fred Mallory Mr. r.
Hockess. MIR Eharles ts smith The
Nt'ts& NefA ~ 0fN4s esAArs sstfEE ssAast
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number ~ The friends - NIre Thomas
Burke surprised her s8 uevv) manner
on Frsasy nish} AZ fiahss. aef (akest!a
&ene she was in tasal isnoFal,~ ST the
ara.F until ihn sound ug u3ustr urske
through the stiffness, and sSHou }ook,nE ouy
she discovered atssut Twelve figures clad
IN ghostiy while ga represent the departed
Indian guardians % fiaahre- After scrs-
raalnE ATs Burke gaT seine stFle the So
pernatuyal yiSttangs w@nt indoors and
sneTgs 4 SsuEstfai eTgn1bk oNe az she
PARTY presented Mrs.. suske wsth az ogggt-
nal ode describing tie beauties q i,lahNs,
The meTnherS ~ ths Nineteenth Century
Literary c1Uh entertained few fTsensis
on SATURDAY aTtaEHGoa ~ las heama -
Miss Ts@ssn Wsiaa om SeHeHEtsath avenue.
The house we ngetttsY decorated. caTe s.ae
thssnasfss asclnK tFsc.l sails ssge la Elle
center - sAe 1ifs.HE fnaH tatis \ huge
howl If eiisysamsaeusatua stood T2ze after
noon Was sss@as IS gaines aad contests -
different ksAds sos 8EscA gsg&rz wxgw
awarded Later tees and c8ke were sesve9
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