The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

Mrs. III. c. Henry. Mrs. Fred s. Stmson.
Mrs. c. J. Smith. Mrs. A. y Stewart.
Mrs Maurice MeMlcken. Mrs. r. w. EN-
mons. Mrs. George +. Meacham. Mrs.
James II. Hayden. Mrs. Henry Thurman
and Mrs. II. A. Kyer.
The programme will be an unusually
good one. including the best Of our Seat
tie musicians and some outsiders. Herr
Rodenkirchen will render two cornet
solos, Miss Grace Bradley, the Tacoma
soprano, Will sing. Prof O. A. Hauer-
bach, Of Walla Walla. win give readings.
while Mrs. w. u. Whlttiesey, alto. and
MIR. Alfred Rolo, tenor OF this city,
will sing, and Mr.. r., Boyd Wells will
give on the organ CLARENCE Eddy's ar
rangement OF the Pilgrim Chorus from
Tannhauser.
The concert is for the benefit of the
butiG\ng fund OF the new Pilgrim Con-
gregstional church, now in course of
erection at the corner OF Republican
street and Broadway. Invitations will
be furnished to those who have sub
scribed 81 or more 10 the building fund.
subscriptions can be made and invita-
tons secured from Graham g Moore. Se-
attic Hardware Company. William Mar
thus and Winter & Harper.
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Mrs. r. III. Piles gave n delightful
chahng-dish supper on Monday evening
at her home. on Thirty-fifth avenue, In
honor OF her sister. Miss Myrtle Barnard,
who left for her home In Henderson, Ky.
on Wednesday. Miss Barnard has spent
tho summer In Seattle with her sister.
She is typical Southern girl and has
made many friends during her short stay
here. On her departure she was accom-
panied by Mrs. Piles. who VIII spend some
time visiting her former home at Hem
derson. Those present at the supper were
T.
II. n. Gentle, MFR. and Mrs, w. u. Lam
buth, Mrs J. n. winn. Miss Cora Smith.
Miss Ruby Piles. Mr.. Frank II, fnger-
soil. Mr. Gerald Frink, Mr.. Stranther
Banks. Mr. ]. G. whitlock. MIR. Henry
Yandeil and Mr. WIN Saunders.
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Miss Julia Hodge. OF bloomington. H.,
who has been In Seattle for the past year
as the guest Of her sister. Mrs, +. A. Bell
leaves tomorrow night for the East Miss
Hodge will stop ut Spokane for some time
on her way East, whore she win visit her
cousin, Miss Helen Fairfax McNaught
Miss Hodge Is considered IN Seattle as al
most n Seattle girl. as she has made two
extended visits 90 this place In the past
four years She ls one % the most popu.
lar young ladies ir society circles and
has made many friends during her visits
IN the city. Her mother. who has hcen
IN Seattle with her. will accompany her
East.
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pretty wedding took place On
wednesday last az the residence 81 Mt
and Mrs J. Parke i07 MAYNARD avenue
when their drlshter Miss Berniee Parke
was united In marriage with Mr.. Robert
Franklin Booth, The ceremony was per-
formed hv Rev. W. ~ G Temnie Only
a few relatives and Intimate friends 81
the eontractins parties we're present.
Tho bride wore q pretty gown of white
satin trimmed with rhiron and carried
q bouquet % sweet peas. Both Mr. and
Mrs Booth are well known On Seattle
They Will be AZ home, after October *
at - Eighteenth avenue.
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Nrs w blackwell gave a large card
party on Wednesday evening AZ her
home. on Marion street The house Wss
prcttits decorated with a profusiaa %
hop vines and ferns together with cut
flowers In tbs drawing room red roses
and sahlias were used ANA IN she aininE
from yellow dshiias Six-hsndcd ciueh
WAS played the pvises haine won nv Mrs
Howard Lewis. Mrs, Richards aad Mrs.
NcGhNcuday. After the games refresh
meuts we're served About 100 guests
were present
Mr. Lester Turner leaves Tuesday for
New York whore he viii meet his aapeh-
ter. Miss Anne Turner. who VIII san from
Europe on Tuesday aetet spending e year
abroad Mrs Fred Grant and Mlss Grant
arr with Miss Turner ana WiN return 80
this country AZ the same time. Mr. TUy.
ter ana his~aAughter VIII return az oncN
% SEATTLE ard wlu 1--we IA the Msem
house corner Of Summit avenue ard Sen.
I eca street.
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A meeting ~ the members 81 the We'd
Z ucsaay club will b. hold tomorrow uiRht
at the residence 81 Nir ana Mrs NJ J
I Carkcek en- Boren avenue. The 0h5eet
I of the meeting - % re7rEarlEe Tor tho
Z winter seaSon The meetings of the club
/ last winter were very successful, and & l.
I prohable that number OF new members
I will De taken IN Tor this season.
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/ one OF the largest affairs Of the week
/ was the card party given Friday nighf by
| Mrs Howard Lewis at her residence sos
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