The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

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TN HE season Of rim on Puget
sound may now be said TO be in
fun swing. The charming street
toiiettes Of the summer are 4.
IL thing Of the past, and from
now On umbrella. macintosh
and rubbers win constitute neces-
sity IN every woman's attire.
There Il one thing. however. which
makes the rain more bearabie. and that
IL that everyone expects II and always
goes prepared. with the rainy weather
comes the football season. The younger
people Of the city are Intensely interested
IN the sport and no weather - too severe
Ia keep them away from thS game. eape,
ciaily II their favorite team - playine
The pnsf week has beensA 1ltfle QUfet
IN society. II will probably drag sIonk
IN the ssme channel until the holidays In
December. Thanksgiving viii brighten
AFFAIRS up somewhat as win Halloween.
but the proximity Of nauopal cleo
tion n already showing its effect upon So
ciety and the effect win become more
marked In the next two wceks-s
A featvIrs in decoration has made
it, aAnual appearance. The chryeaDthe-
mum season Is here. This flower II very
popular a. / decoration for dinners and
iuncheons and IL. even this early IN the
season, being used 10 great extent. Al
colors are popular. but at present yellow
seems - bo the favorite.
The hrst large social function o. this
year At the university took place on FRI
day night II was the Gaudcamus party
IT tho Queen Anne club house. ana wns
well attended both by students Of the
university and the younger society people
Of tho city. Outside Of this only few
affairS took place. Two large card par
ties were given By Mrs. r. p. Lewis and
Mrs. Pers0neus On "wednesday and
Thursday The regular meeting d the
"Wednesday Might CARD Club TOOK pace
A few amaN dinners and m informal re-
ception completed tho weeks doings
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Two card parties were given last week
By Mrs. Frank r. Lewis and Mrs. VIII
y. pcrHoueus at the residence OF the for
msr, Ism Eighteenth avenue. The nrst
took place Wednesday ana the seeenN -
Thursday afternoon The heuss vs. ~
prettiiy decorated for both occasions. IN
tho drawing room La France roses ware
used and IN tina hack parior Jacdueminot
roses and palms The halt was IN red
and green. holly bnrries and vines being
uaed. IN the dining room Whsre refresh-
ments were served. sweet peas and vines
were used in decoration, while the library
was IN yellow. iArse numbers OF chrysan-
themums being used. Tho hnstesscs We're
assisted each afternoon by Miss Rowena
Neville. Of Seattle, and Miss Anna Me-
willie. OF Tacoma. On Wednesday the
prixes were won by Mira Alfred X. Ffs-
ken ana Miss Bessie Reach. ana on
Thursday Mrs. Eugene Bokardus and
Miss lone Cutler were the successful
ones. both Affairs we're largely attended
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ON tuesday evening an exceedlnsly
pretty dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs,
fred D. stinscn AT their home on First
avenue north tn honor OF the anniversary
of their wedding day, The color scheme
Of decoration was yellow. ana the dining
room was elAhorateiy embellishsd. From
the four corners os the room 70 the CEN
ter 81 the table long yellow ribbons wero
draped. making a UNIQUE and charming
eject THE srantei IN the dining room
was complstely hidden IN masses OF
and yellow ribbons. the
table cover was OF bfocaded satin N1d
vas In perfect harmony with the rest OF
the dissertations. The center piece was
iarss bouquet Of yellow ehrysanshemums.
Covess ware laid for ten. the guests be-
ins NJ and Mrs Maurice McMteken. Mt
ana Mrs nwish, Parker Robinson, Mr.,
and Mrs George y, Kistlngsr and Mr.. and
Mys Howard VI. Lewis,
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The wedding 81 Msss Alice McSaaah,.
formerly Of Seattle. but new Of New
York city. and Mr.. ERNEST T.. Ling viii
take place IN New York about the end
81 this mouth. Miss McNaugAs u tho
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs James Nc
Nsugh,. che lcft hsre several years ago
and has stree lived IN New Vera, although
ehr has visited IN Seattle several tunes.
abe was here last two years ago. AZ witch
time she was guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frederick Karl strive Mr., lang Is also
vet knewn n Seattle. Ne lived hers q
rotary ~ the Chamber 81 Commerce AZ
teY the wedding q y Understood thsy VIII
live 10 1ueNes cAnaaa. whers Mf, Ling
" IN business
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Miss Rells Kean gave luncheon az the
home az her paFeHts, ~ Tweatysthird
avenue. SATURDAY tfterroCn. HetpAer ~.
IN homer q Miss belle Munro, who te-
aaintns served r~freshmenss shg guests
we're entertained with sA,nss and music.
These present we're Mta~ Heien@ TfiNk,
Mlss flegensee MsKensier Mss Asssl.a
seeisy snd Miss Athena FriaN
y u -
A complimentary concert will b esvsn
tomorrow sftefaana &c fiymeafR charch
by The ladies Musical Ciah - ihla ctty.
A rserrssnrae viii he rendered ey fhe -.
foists e the ROYAL Martre hAu& % Rally.
which VIII Ne De- thn eity eaFt ~ this
wrsA " u tSNaete9 that she aNAir eiil
Ne well atteeaed the eepceri wls be.
al az r. m
q = IS
TIE iatiSs 81 ST. raul's Church Ia NcTtA
fnagtle. gave rscrptUn on "Wednesday
evening" al TIE hlrgo og AFR, sad Mrs, A
NJ GFoekes m hoSns - Rev, r. = Arney
who has lafeiy been chosen tr take eAarre
ns the chaycA 81 tAe pace os Rev y
hfW5ueF Who rtaiEmNd snHsw weeks ago
Ths aawss was gFestsly decorated. over
~ feaae we're present
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TIE Frearn CiNh viii ngei this week
Tuesday instead 90 tomnrraW, The regular
meeting day The change "a raaGA On ae-
coaus 81 trc lnaiss Musical club cons
ests. which taxes place Tomorrow after
teon, The Fraach Ciuh wiil meet With