The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20

! Mr.. p. H. Amnidown. Mr.. r. B. Allan,
Mr. William Blake Mr. c. II. Burnett
Mr. Jess Brinker. Mr.. Robert Booth, Mr..
Frank Brown, Mr.. Revaud Blanchard. Mr..
Walter Blabon, Mr.. Ed Craig, Mr.. l.. s.
Cragin, Mr.. j. Thomas Dovey, Mr.. Charles
DeBergh, Mr. G. J. Danz Mr. f. c. Ellis,
Mr. ]. Chester Fox, Mr. f. j. Foster, Mr..
l.. W. Farr, Mr.. Gerald Frink Mr.. r.. II.
Geary Mr. Hugh Goodfellow Mr.. Harding
Cow, Mr.. Ernest Herald. Mr.. Ed Herald.
Mr.. Eugene Hockett, Mr.. Joseph Harris.
Mr. Ralph Hopkins. Mr.. l. L. Hyland. Mr..
William Ingis. Mr.. Frank 3. Ingersoll,
Mr. Fred Mallory, DR.. F. X. Munday. Mr..
Winlock Miller, Mr., Fred Mcmillan, Mr..
Philip Morrison. Mr.. George Lamping,
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Odell. Mr.. ]. Oak Preston, Mr..
J. Percy Parkinson, Mr.. Horace Phillips.
Mr. b. F. Petley, Mr.. George y. Piper, Mr..
r. L. Reber, Mr.. Ralph Reber, Mr.. Stock
ton Rumsey, Mr.. Lenos Richard, Mr.. II. J.
Ramsay. Mr.. Ralph Ross, Mr.. Paul Rich
ards Mr.. j. Won Ronnsefell, Mr.. Harry
Sheafe Mr.. james Sheafe, Mr. Harold
Smith. Mr Harry Stout, Mr.. Harry Stone.
Mr.. Matt Scurry, Mr. Henry Tomlinson.
Mr.. Guy Sweeney. Mr.. Webb Vinnedge,
Mr.. F. Boyd Wells, Mr. Yawger. Mr.. Gros-
venor Folsom, Mr.. Blasting. Mr.. Morgan of
Tacoma DIR. c. s. Peterkin, Mr.. X. r, Der
ickson. Mr.. Claude Seeley of Tacoma, Mr..
Charles Piper, Mr. Thomas Fransioli, Mr..
Bacon, Mr.. d. G.. Inverarity. Mr.. Joshua
Green, Capt. Dickens and Mr.. Appleton,
Mr.. Essler and DR. Markee, of the Z. ;. 5
Gedney, DR.. Diggins and Mr. Jacobini. OF
the u. s. 8. Patterson. Mr.. Flynn, Mr.
Lewis, Mr. Atkinson. Mr.. Dutton and Mr.
Fitzgerald, OF the U. S. S. Pathfinder.
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The largest and most elaborate function
of the past week was the afternoon tea
4 yIan
Thursday from to 6 at her home, 504 Har
ward avenue north. The feature OF the af-
fair was the profuson of flowers used in
decoration In the reception room where
Mrs Hamilton and her mother. Mrs. w.
B. Shaw, greeted the guests the color
scheme was red Red roses and smilax
were placed advantageously in every pos
sible place. in the windows. over the doors
and windows and on the tables. The man
tel was a perfect bank of bright red roses
entwined with delicate pink organdie and
smilax In this room Mrs. j. l.. Wood
worth Mrs T.. c. Neufelder, Mrs. Fred $.
stimsor. Mrs /. f. Smith, Mrs. II. A.
Rigelow and Mrs Richard Stevens also
assisted In receiving the guests. The back
parlor was in white and green. beautiful
white roses, smilax and ferns being most
In evidence Punch was served In the
library by Mrs Frank A. Bell assisted by
small room was bower OF yellow, Scotch
broom being used profusely. On the table,
which was earnished with strawberries
and other fruits. stood the punch howl,
sarianded with green and pink. Dainty
refreshments were served in the dining
room where Mrs. NJ. f. Downs and Mrs.
C. J. Smith presided, assisted by Miss Col
Inns, Miss Hayden. Miss Elizabeth Smith
and Miss Mabel Webb. On the table sew
eral large bouquets OF brilliant red peo-
MES stood setting OF admirably the white
tablecioth and streamers of white tulls.
The tea was very pretty and thoroughly
enjoyable oven one hundred people were
present
Great preparations are being made at
the mountain summer resorts around Sc
attic for the coming season. 1t is ex-
pected that "A large number OF Seattle
people and tourists viii avail themselves
of the opportunity OF visiting some Of
these delightful places The Antlers, at
Lake Cushman. Is making preparations
for large number of visitors. The
| summer hotel will be opened about June
], and on July a new hosiery called
the Adirondack Camp will be opened.
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MFR. Sol G. Simpson gave n small dinner
at the Hotel Butler on Friday night In
| honor OF Mai. g.. : Bingham and Capt.
| " T. Richardson, OF the department OF
I Alaska. The table was prettly decorated
| with iaruusmlnot roses and smilaN, and
/ lighted With canlelabrS MI Simpson,
/ other guests we're Mr r. G. Mccormack,
I Mr.. James ID Hose jr Mr. lester TNlr-
/ ner Gen. J. Is. MetcAlfe and Mr.. r. ".
/ Williams
/ Miss I.ora Prise. sister Of Mr. r "
| Prise ana Mrs Flavius ;. Cole, Of ;Als
/ city. and Mt Falcon Ioslin were married
I May at Miss Prices home, In dewitt,
/ Iowa After the ceremony wedding
! breakfast was served and tho couple leFt
! for Seattle They are at present the
/ guests 81 Mrs cole. but will leave on
/ Wednesday for Mr JosIin's home in psw-
/ son Clty.
! The announcement Il made OF the en-
gaxemcnt OF Miss Madgs Fowler daughter
| Of MI aud Mrs + Il Fowler 20 Nj Al
| fred Battle Of this city. The engagement
was announced AT an informal tea on
| Thursday afternoon at Miss Fowler
home al BrisAton Beach. The wedding
wall take place early Ia June.
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Mrs Z w. Burr. of Port Orchard. gave
a chatting dish party Saturday night May
| u. in honor Of Miss Hanfurd and Miss
! Hayden. OF Seattle and Miss Henrietta
| King. Of Tacoma, who are her guests.
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A number OF Seattle people have been
! visiting at the naval station during the
! past week. Miss ssmpla aud Aiss Ethel