The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-21

OcIETY was very quiet last
II week The only events to
chronicle were card parties and
few dinners. The weather has
wv been brighter last week and
consequently society people
awaited themselves Of the opportunity to be
out OF doors as much as possible. The
golf links were literally patronized yes
terday afternoon as the weather was
blight and warm.
The older society people did very little
last week. most of the affairs being con-
fined to the ranks of the younger sets. The
opera "Chimes of Normandy" given BY
well known amateurs on Friday, was well
attended.
The Minor Pelly wedding, which is to
take place on February s. IL looked for
ward to as one Of the society events Of the
season
An organization of the older society
people, which has been IN existence for
popular. is the Wednesday Night Card
club. 1t Is composed of many of the
as ns ee sassy Z p ons o & n prnepa
ter amusements. The custom last sea.
son was to meet once week, but that
was abandoned this season, as the der
mnnds Of other forms Of entertainment
kept many of the members away from
time 10 time. Now the meetings are
different members ..evefy two weeks,
They. are not exactly exclusive to the
members. and many a hostess Is. able
lions and at the same time do her duty
by fhe club. The meetings usually open
about October and the, last meeting is
in a few rare cases hearts. A close ac-
count Is kept of the playing of each mem
e ee az tss ell ne and pr. e. n
awarded the players having the most
points and highest averages. The club
folio%a r and a9ol MRS sor John Aen
Mrs. Thomas burke, MI and Mrs. Nor
Ense a aars and MIS- Ms En- f. Mf Henry N.Y.
and Mrs. Il. o. Graves. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Lowman. Mr.. and
gonnery Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J.
and Mrs. G: D. stimson Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
A. Strout, Mrs. J. C. Haines. Mr.. A. e.
McCulsky and Mr.. E. H. Ammidown.
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The following is taken from the Detroit
Free Press, January Q, 1900:
A charming home wedding was celebrat-
ed last evening at the residence of Mr..
George Johnson, No. ASS Woodward avenue,
Of Mrs. johnson. was united in marriage
to Mr.. Homer r. Foster, professor of bio
logy in the Washington State University.
was pro r. decorated Sp with white lilies
and colors of the Christmas seasop-green
and red. The ceremony was performed at
9 o'clock BY. Rev. Arthur w. Stalker, OF
Sault ste. Marie. The entrance of the
wedding party was announced by the Lch-
engrin march, played by Schremsers or
chestra. The maid, of honor was Miss
Carolyn johnson, who followed the little
flower bearers. Miss Margaret johnson and
Miss Winifred Roberts. Mr.. Calvin s.
Gray, of Benton Harbor, acted as best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Carl Hendrick-
son and Mr.. Francis x. Carmody, of Notre
Dame, Ind
At the conclusion of the marriage serv-
ice, and while congratulations were offer
ed the orchestra rendered Mendelssohn's
wedding march.
The bride wore handsome gown of
white embroidered silk null, tulle ven, and
The maid of honor wore white mousselne
trimmed with lace and carried large
bunch Of red roses.
The flower girls wore dainty frocks of
white mousseline garnitured with red rib
bons and carried garlands Of smilax and
red roses.
held from $3.50 to 10 O'clock, during which
a wedding supper was served. Later Prof
and Mrs. Foster left for Seattle. Prof. and
Denny-Fuhrman addition.
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Miss Millioent Fox gave an informal
Sa Ta party THe,day evening at her
Cregin won the first prizes at cinch. The
tally cards were pretty posters printed in
ftsr ibs 9as Thnse Srs weTe %
Miss Margaret Cardin, Miss Ethel Cardin
Miss Martha Heating. Miss May Pratt
Miss tsiTe Bagiey. Miss Miss iaa ne L. Hsa @fSS
Miss Elsie Bruins, Mr.. Winlock w. Mil
Ter. Mr.; Robert Hugh Brinker. Mr.. Louis
Purvis Hausman. Mr.. NJ; E.. seurry, Mr..
ton. Mr.. Fred Hammons, Mr.. E. Hamil-
Miss Margaret Cardin and Miss Ethel
Cardin entertained tho new club of young
dsy nEh s Ses a sn
avenue. Besides the members OF the
club Which goes , under the name m Of the
were present. Cinch was played, the first
snd Dr.. T; W; schoenle. After the game
guests present were: Mr.. Louis Starr
Cragin, Mr.. Sylvester Harrington, Mr..
R.. W schoenle and Mr. Robert Hugh
Brinker.
Mrs. Charles Ethslbert Claypool enter
tanned number OF ladies on Thursday
way. in honor of her mother, Mrs. A. B.
Cowles, OF Olympia The guests were Mrs.
J. r. Hayden, Mrs. J. w Gregory, Mrs
J.. W. Parker Mrs. Turner, Mrs George
y. Meacham. Mrs. A. w. Engie. Mrs.
Howard Stevenson, Mrs. ]. p. Hoyt, Mrs.
June Hoyt Waite, Mrs. James G. Giyens.
Mrs. ]. S. Mcmillan, Mrs. Wilson r. Gay,
Mrs f. Harlow. Mrs. j. II. McGraw, Mrs. |
o. p Anderson, Mrs. John Leary, Mrs.
-. p. Ferry, Mrs. A. T.. Campbell, Mrs.
Herbert McMicken and Mrs Reese.
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The ladies of the Friday Morning Whist |
Club spent very delightful morning !
with Mrs. T, NJ. Daulton, on Sixteenth |
avenue LAT week Mrs. q W; Burehard |
SECOND. sd Mrs. G. b. Vilas tn. yisitors:
prise. The next meeting viii be at the
home OF Mrs Edwin Ford, 1910 Main