The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17

precfauOn OF tne GIT ans
the watch bore these words: presented
TO j. F. Trowbridge by the employees OF
the Pacific Coast Steamship Company
June Is, 1907
One Of the pretty affairs OF the past
week was the tea given Monday afternoon
nv Mrs Erastus Brainerd at her none on
Fifth avenue. in honor OF Mrs. james
Haight who has lately removed from
Olympia to this city to reside. The house
was prettily decorated for the occasion
with roses carnations. ivy and ferns
Mrs Rraiuerd was assisted in receiving
her guests by Mrs. Burke. Mrs. T. r. She
pard. Mrs. L. ". Carr. Mrs. ]. Hamilton
Lewis, Mrs. John L. Hopkins. of Tacoma;
Miss Hanford. Miss Wrestling and Miss
Hayden. About forty ladies were present.
Most of them were those whose husbands
had met Mr.. Haight in professional way
whiIe in attendance upon the supreme
court in Olympia.
Invitations have been issued in the city
for the wedding OF Miss Helen Phoebe
Holmes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il.
Holmes and Mr. Ivan Jansdale Hyland.
The ceremony is TO take place Wednesday,
June 27, at the Holmes residence, $40 Thir-
tieth avenue south. Only few OF Miss
Holmes girl friends will be present at the
ceremony. but afterwards large recep-
ton will DO given.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Lowman gave box
party at the Goodwin Elliott performance
Thursday night. in honor of Admiral and
Mrs. Kautz. Those present in the party
were, besides the guests of honor: Judge
and Mrs. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Strout Mrs. A. V. Kautz. Miss Hanford,
Miss Hathaway and Judge Hanford.
After the theater supper was served at
the Lowman residence on Boren avenue.
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Mrs. p. B. NJ. Miller has issued invita-
lions for an afternoon reception to be
given Friday at her home on Sixteenth
avenue, in honor of Mrs William Chester
Keith. of this city, and Mrs. Lester Her.
rick and Miss Harrison, of San Francisco.
who are Mrs. Milers guests at present.
Mrs. Miller will he assisted in receiving
by a number of young ladies who have
been married In the past year.
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The Ladies' Guild of St Marks church,
have chartered the steamer George r.
Starr and arranged for an excursion to
the Tulalip Indian reservation, Wednes-
day. June a. This IL one OF the prettiest
trips on the Sound The Tulalip Indians
are famous for their basket work The
agency Is one of the oldest and most at
tractive in the State.
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The Wednesday Night Cinch Club met
last week at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. HARDWOOD Morgan. on Marion street.
Besides the club members a number of
other invited guests were present. The
club prizes were won by Mrs. S. l.. Craw-
ford and Mr., n, III. Latimer, and the visit
ors prizes by Mrs. w. A. Shannon and
Mr.. Henry Blake.
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On Monday evening the wardroom OFF,
GERS OF the United States steamship Path
at which Mr.. and Mrs S. L. Crawford,
Miss Adams. Miss Sadie Morgan and
Miss Warren were present.
A number of young people spent a few
hours on Lake Washington on Tuesday
evening. Before their return to the city
they called at Barnabee. the pretty sum-
mer home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Forth,
across Lake Washington.
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Gen. and Mrs. g. s. Meem, Mr., and Mrs
George NJ Paschall, Miss Nanette Pas
chall and Mr.. Edgar Ames occupied box
at the Seattle theater on Friday night
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The tennis tea was served last wednes-
day by Mr.. w l.. Geary. assisted by Mrs
David Kellogg and Miss Kellogg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Karl Struve
entertained about twenty friends last ev-
ening in honor of the birthday of Mr..