The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

OF Japanese lanterns shed their soft and
mellow light. The tables were attended
by several of the young men formerly
Mr. Ha soss n shs IL Mr ana hq Mrs
c. E. Downis and Mr. and Mrs, e. L.
Blaine acted as reception committee. On
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Hal LETT Tor a
turn and be at home after August /, at
5ls Eighteenth avenue north
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A pleasant party was given Tuesday
sssnns By Mr. ana N Ns VENUE. II LTo o so a.
or Of the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
wedding. The house and grounds were
decorated with flowers and Chinese Ian
terms. At a late hour dainty refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. A Cadien. Mr.. and
Mrs G. Have MIR. and Mrs. q. Wise, Mr.
and Mrs W. Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. W
Brewster, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Q, Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. f:
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. ID. Reed. Mr.. ana
Mrs A Tilford, Mrs r. X. Winters, Mrs
q, Dimes. Mrs. Il, Harshman. Mrs. r.
Miss NJ Anderson. Miss j. Anderson.
Miss f. Howe. Miss 7. Howe. Miss A
Tillford, Miss L. Ellswort, Miss Ia Tooly,
Miss NJ: Benson, Miss g. lie Mont. MISS
born. Mr., F. Brooks. Mr.. b stevens MI
b. Case. Mr.. l.. lie Mont. Mr.. b. Smith.
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A party of young people were entertain
ed on board the steamer Finn on Lake
Washington on Monday evening. After a
short trip around the lake the party was
landed at East Seattle where dancing was
INDUCED in for several hours. Those pres
Juanita Edw ards, Miss Maud Fallon, Miss
Heiena Way, Miss Theresa .Tn!, Miss
Grace Way, Miss Olive Tilford' Miss a.s-
Miss Bessie Doty, Miss Emma Johnson,
Miss Mary Shiek, Miss Rooney, MISS
Gates, Miss Agnes johnson, MISS Nina
Walsh, Mr.. Charles c. Martin. Mr.; Curtis
Parker, Mr.. Walter w. Way, Mr. T. Pow
err Mr.. D. o. Shiek, Mr.. ]. n. Cuiher. Mr'
George .Tyner MIR. a. Brown MI Il; A.
Faiion, Mr.. j. w shiek. Mr.. p: F. Lud-
low. Mr.. G. L. Dindinger, Mr.. w. Land
wehr, and Mr.. William r. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O.. Reed gave recep-
ton to their many friends at the homs
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. kune, 22l high
teenth avenue south, on Wednesday even
ing. The house was elaborateiy decorated
with cut flowers vines and bunting. Ihe
porch was the most attractive. was illum-
mated with Chinese lanterns and electric
lights. At one end was booth OF whlte
bunting and ferns where Master EnSsns
over the punch bowl and at the other end
hid from view behind palms and the red,
white and blue, was an ofchestra.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward MCGEE enter
tained a number of relatives and friends
last Thursday evening at their residence.
I'll Fifth avenue, the occasion being the
twenty-first anniversary of Mrs, Mcdees
birthday. Among those present Were: MT
DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Page, Mr. b. Chandler, Mr.. Par
sons and Mrs Annie Workman, of VAN
couver.
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Tuesday evening the Mystic Social CUB
gave an enjoyable moonlight excursion
and dance on Lake Washington. Fhe
steamer Haas started from Ieschi, STOP
ping at Madison street to take on board
the invited guests assembled there. ana
proceeded to Meyenhauer bay, where the
ing floor afforded the pleasure seekers a
few hours enjoyment.
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DR.. ct. John Aston. LII. D., OF London,
England, and Mr.. Edgar NARROW, of Mar
low Hall, Isle of Wight, came over from
Victoria. Il. c., last week in their yacht
and entertained small party cruising
about the Sound In honor of Mrs. Fred
w. Hankey's sister, Miss McCann, who Is
a guest in the city.
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On Tuesday evening, July 10, Mrs. Clara
Ixotka gave Seattle Lodge. No, T. ID, or
II, a surprise as 1t was her last meeting
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. M Thurlow entertained
a number of friends at iAuneh party on
Lake Washington on Friday evening.