The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-30
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TNA COMA. Sept ss-The weather
this week has been 50 beautiful
as to make the days, whether
given over 20 outdoor or in
IL door pleasures. thoroughly en-
joyatle. and many pleasant af-
fairs took place. Tho clubs have resumed
their meetings and commenced their work
for the Water. Card pSrties receptions.
luncSeors and dinners havc' all appeared
In the eSeots Of the week. This after
noon the arst fall golf competition 10
being played ard the second meet OF the
hare AID Mounds also occurs today. The
start End an,sh viii he made AT the
eole clubhouse. The EFFORT to establish
a riding academy Is meeting with sue
cess. as th- 0rst meeting held Thursday
night at tire Arinaty was an enthusiastic
one and well attended The riding ring
is excellent. having tan bark door. Mr..
w. c. Davies viii be the instructor. The
classes win undoubtedly create q great
deal OF pleasure this winter.
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Bishop and Mrs. William NJ. Barker
gave a very handsome reception Thurs
day night for Mise Port who has come
70 Tacoma TO assume the duties Of prin-
c!pai OF the Annie Wright seminary.
About 4ec invitations were issued, and the
rooms during the evening were thronvcd
with guests Receiving with MIS-. Barker
and Miss Port were Mrs, Raynor and
the rev teachers at the seminary, Miss
Correii. Miss Spureh, Miss Farman and
Miss Gregg. The refreshment table. In
the dining room, WAS presided over by
Mrs G. c. Wagner and Mrs. T. II. Wall
lace. The decorations on the table were
in lavender The senior class OF the SEM
mary served the guests with refresh
ments
Mrs. c. w. Morrill, gave a large card
party Friday afternoon for Mrs. Nj. j.
Nicholson, who recently returned 10 Ia
coma 10 reside. There were twelve tables
occupied PLAYING progressive cinch. Palms
and cut flowers were used In decorating
the different rcom.. Mrs. @. c. wagner
and Mrs. l.. G. Gault assisted In reeeiv-
ing. and Miss Hewitt Miss Wolbert and
Miss Norton assisted in serving refresh
ments.
Mis-. cornciia Lawrence gave very
charming veranda luncheon on wednes-
day The ,eranda was inclosed with flags
and the table handsomely decorated. The
guests were Miss Browne. OF Virginia;
Miss Field, Miss Bates. Miss Roediger and
Miss Page.
The Invitations to the dancing party In
honor OF Miss Janiet Tyler OF New York.
which had been issued by Mrs. william
Jones for Thursday night. had 70 he re-
called Thursday morning. owing 10 the
severe Illness OF Mrs Jones.
Mrs Nelson Bennett entertained nj
cards Thursday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs Addison G. Foster Cinch was played.
prizes Being won Ivy Mrs. Donald Me-
Donald and Mrs. NJ. A. Bull
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Mr. y. C. Kaufman has gone to youngs-
town. O.. where he viii join Mrs Kaun-
man and children. who have been visit
Ing there several months. They will re-
turn TO Tacoma next week.
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Mrs Hans Glcse who has been East for
n number OF months past, IL expected
home In about two weeks. Mrs Gieae Is
spending the autumn season NJ Lake
George.
Mr. Everett q. Griggs will go 10 South.
ern Oregon tonight on hunting trip.
He win be accompanied by Mr.. Josiah
Collins and Mr.. j. r. Clark. OF Seattle.
Miss May Mac williams. OF New York.
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fran
chs Ia Fargo for the past two weeks. left
Thursday for Glenwood Springs. Colo,
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Miss Fletcher, Miss julia Fletcher and
Mrs. Florrie Brown leave tomorrow so
return TO their home In Virginia. going by
way 81 California
Miss Montgomery, OF Portland, spent the
FIRST Of the week VITA Mrs J. c. Gould,
on her way home from Seattle.
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