The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-28

~ Asst week, socially speaking. was
III rather featureless. The bright,
clear weather of the latter end
OF the week attracted many of
LIZ the stay at homeSs' out intO
the open air. Frederick Wards
ana the Bostonians at the Seattle theater
were made social events. A number OF
the theatrical people were entertained at
private residences during their stay herA.
Numerous box parties were given. The
dinner and dance given by Mr.. and Mrr.
Stehbins on Thursday was the largest
event OF the week. The "wednesday CARD
Club met with Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Stewart
last week. Miss Holmes luncheon on
Thursday was charming. A number OF
entertainments were given on board the
revenue cutters in the hArbor. Inc enter
tainment and dance given BY the Tacoma
Dramatic Club was attended by number
OF Seattle society people.
within a few weeks st. Valentines DAY
win be here, with It's usual accompaniment
Of Valentine parties and dances. Shortly
after comes Lent. when society VIII 60
into sackcloth and ashes for forty days.
Between now and Lent number OF
parties will be given. The Assembly Club
Will probably give one, II not two, perore
that time. The Nesika Club Is also max
ing preparations for a large party. A
great deal OF lUIcTeBt - pClHB tNhCih AZ S'~
David Harum'' tableaux soon to be given.
J. For this week nothing special IL in view.
Should the pleasant weather continue It -
ruuored that the Golf Club Will give an
Eat home at the links. The PeIy- Minor
wedding takes place Tuesday week at
Trinity Parish church.
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The prettiest affair among the young
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Steb-
bins at their residence. 1915 Boylston ave-
nue. on Tsrs sh 3, ths se D.
s. Corwin Covers were laid for eigh-
teen. The dinner cards ara were ss.t nsnc-
The house was beautifully decorated in
green and certse. White carnations were
used e y ss.. ana t re
spent few hours in dancing. The inyl-
tation list in Hiss aaams Miss n McKinney
spokane; Miss Phinlps. Miss Cardin. Miss
H H.aa S Mss keps Ms Mis-. Iian HsrseaT
Of Tacoma; Lieut.. DUtton. Mr.. Rood. MI.
Warren ), p TsyUr NJ 49,. II G5e!Si rs.
L LoSn y ~ s,a rarf M ". II LySn b. F.
X. Munday. DR.. Markoe MI y Hansen.
Mr.. W. @. Appleton and Capt Tnonae, Of
the U. g. s. Gedney.
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Seattle society people are once more be-
coming Interested in living pictures. Sew
eral years ago Gibson's famous drawings
were represented In real 1tfe At that
cessful and attracted widespread COM
ment. A movement fs now uncer way 70
give a series Of pictures from the novel
society people have the affair in charge:
The pictures are under the supervision Of
Mrs. Clarence Preston. Mrs. Gibson Tay-
acters are being selected from among the
younger society people. The pictures will
probably be presented in Ranke hall in
ss1at t~o is pad 70 detail Mhen the
Gibson tableaux were given there can be
little doubt Of success. The whole en-
Ses Of S. s Dsas Church
The entertainment and dance given Fri
day night In Tacoma by the Dramatic
Club Of that city was attended Dy NUM-
ciety people of Tacoma, and the AFFAIR was
one Of the leading events s,, OF the hn week aa
tended from this city included Miss Hay
den and Miss Hanford: who were guests
s. Gardner Yerkes and Mrs. r. B. Albert.
son.
Miss Anna Fletcher Sparkling, of this
city and Mr.. Charles Baker Hamilton
olmstead. Of New YORK A., were es,da, arIls 20
the brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. II.
Sparkling, 1913 Eighth avenue. Rev II. H
Gowen, of Trinity Parish churcn. perform
vate only the members of the family and
three or four intimate friends being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. olmstead left Immediately
after the ceremony 70. .s''i0'"
Mr. and Mrs T. N. Daulton gave
launch party on Lake Washington on FRI
day morning in honor of Miss Marcia Van
around the lake delightful luncheon was
served at the Daulton home on Renton
hill. Those present included Mr.. and Mrs.
lyn. MI. and Mrs. A. l. Hawley, MI. and
Mrs. E. f. Blaine. Mrs. r. M. Hopkins,
Mrs. John Noyes. Mrs. J. w. Wilkinson
and Miss Carter
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One Of the pretty small affairs of the
week was the luncheon given thursday
by Miss Helen Holmes at her home, Ever
green Heights. in honor Of Miss Ida Corey.
The table was beautifully decorated with
red carnations and green vines, and each
guest was given small cluster OF yiolets.
Those present were: Mrs Il ~ Holmes.
Helen Holmes Miss Ada Morgan. Miss
Sadie Morgan and Miss May Goodfellow.
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Capt Tohmae and the officers OF the U.
s. s. Gedney. entertained on board the
ship on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
THURMAN, Mrs s. L. Crawford. Mrs. H. s.
stebbins, Mira L. s. Mayer. Miss Mar
guerite Mckinney, Miss Edna Adams. Miss
Knatvold, of Tacoma; Miss Ada Morgan.
Mr.. s. NJ. Rock. Mr. e. Hockett. Mr.. Il.
Craig Mr.. John c. Slater, Mr.. w. II. Lyon,
and the officers OF the u. 8. 8. Paterson.
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Mrs l.. c. Gilman gave an Informal en-
tertainment on Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Hewlett, of Yakima, who was
visiting her last week. and Miss Piles and
and Mrs 8. ii. Piles. Mrs. Gilman was
assisted in receiving and entertaining the
guests by Mrs. F. l.. Stinson, OF Portland,
who is her guest. The evening was spent
in games and dancing. About forty young
people were present.
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Mr. and Mrs. s. Gardner Yerises and Mr..