The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-24

fses 70 be no exception TO tho ruie. ~
last nights dance each club memoef W.
allowed TO ask one OUTSIDER. Aitok
there were about thirty-six couples pres.
EN-, The young people were ehaperoneo
by Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Crawforu
launch carried them across Lake WASH
ington Z, Mcydenbauer bay. wneie at'e.
a few hours dancing IN tho pavilion they
returned to the city in time Tor the 'as'
car.
Among the events looked forward to TINS
week Is the wedding of Miss Pheos
Holme. and Mr.. Ivan Lansdale Hyiand.
The ceremony viii take place at the resi-
dence of Miss Holmes parents. AFTER inc
wedding a reception will be held at tho
home OF the bride.
A dance was given yesterday IN Ia
coma by Admiral Kautz and the officers
az the United States ship Iowa compli-
u,entary to the people who have enter
tanned them in that city during the stay
OF the ship there. The dance took place
on board the Iowa. A number OF Seattle
people attended.
The Triskaideka Club of young iaaies
met last week with Miss Morgan at her
home on Minor avenue. One OF the club
members resigned and Miss Marion Craw-
ford Warren was elected in her place The
club meet next week with Miss Ragley,
on Queen Anne hill.
Judge c. II. Hanford and Miss Hanforo
entertained at dinner Thursday night In
honor Of Gen. King. who was in tho city
part of last week The other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Lowman. Mrs. Ben
nett, OF Elgin, ILL.,. Miss Hathaway and
DR.. l.. r. Dawson.
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Mrs. George A. Hurd gave luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Buxton, OF
Vancouver, r. c., who Is visiting Mrs.
George b. Kittinger. The guests were
Mrs. George b. Kittinger. Mrs. C. d.
Stimson, Mrs. Howard Lewis and Mrs.
A. J. F'isken.
The Akros Club will give aNdance some
evening this week at Meyderfhauer bay.
on the east side of Lake Washington. A
steamer will leave Leschi park to take the
guests across and will return in time for
the last car. 1t is expected that fuliy lVo
young people will attend.
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Mrs. William c., Gibson and Mrs. John
Grant MacLean entertained about thirty
ladies at whist last week in honor of out
of town guests. First and second prizes
were won by Mrs Harry D. Kline and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Carroll.
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Mr. and Mrs s. Gardner Yerkes enter
tanned at q small supper last Sunday
evening at their homo on James street.
Covers were laid for twelve. The table
was handsomely decorated with ferns and
cut flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power entertained
at dinner at the Firloch Club wednesday
night. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Karl Strive, Miss Dickens.
Miss Helen Dickens. Mr.. Josiah Collins
and Mr.. J. ellison, Jr.
The annual excursion OF 81. Marks
Guild will take place next Tuesday. The
steamer George f. Starr will leave City
ton. returning at 8 p. m.
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Mrs. Edwin Guillard Ford sutsrtainsd
a number OF young people informally at
cards on Tuesday evening. About twsA-
ty guests were present.
Mrs. II. A. Noble gave a small tea FRI
day afternoon at Yarrow In honor OF her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Hal Noble, Of Port
land. who has been spending a few days
in the city.
Tennis tea was served last week by Mrs.
J. ID. Lowman and Mrs. Charles Power
Owing TO the disagreeabie weather only a
few were present.
The engagement Is announced of Mr..
Ralph S. Hopkins. OF this city, and Miss
Mary Hines, of Chicago.