The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-14

evidence at the seattle tneater AZ
most every night. Yesterdays
bright sunlight attracted many enthusi-
asts to the golf links. The champion
ship matches have not been finished yet
and interest is growing as the end APP
proaches.
The most important event Of the week
was the tea given by Mrs. ]. w. God
win on Thursday. A large number Of So
ciety people were present during the
afternoon
Two weddings took place last week.
one church wedding, that OF DR.. Harry
Carroll and Miss Ida Suthoff, and the
other house wedding, that of Mr.. Will
liam Chesta Keith and Miss Olive 6ibyl
Miller. Both were exceedingly pretty.
A number of new card and social clubs
have been formed for the winter months.
For this week nothing so far IL an
nounced. 1t is expected that a number
of marriages will take place in the
younger society set in the next few
months, as rumors are prevalent Of en-
gagements. which, although not yet an
nounced, are none the less a reality.
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The largest affair of the past week was
the tea given Thursday afternoon by Mrs
j, w. Goodwin. at her residence. 611 Minor
avenue. Mrs Goodwin leaves for Phila-
delphia and other Eastern points about
February l. and the affair was in the ma.
be gone several months. The house was
a Insaw entirely in ss osss
showing, out in relief against the, dark
with mountain ash and smilax. Between
the rooms instead of portieres, red ribbons
and smilax were used. The lights We're
shaded in red, giving a charming effect to
aee the
bons were used on the. table, while the
win was assisted in receiving and enter
gan, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, Mrs. ii. II.
Thurman, Miss Ida Corey. Miss Ada Nor
gan. Miss Llewellyn Morrison and Miss
Mary Beale Brainerd. Miss Betty Brain
ernoon an orchestra stationed in the hall
discoursed soft music. Between seventy
FIVE and eighty people were present.
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One of the prettiest house weddings that
months was solemnized Wednesday even.
ing at O'Clock, when Miss olive sibyi
ter Keith at the residence of DR.. and Mrs
p. B. NJ. Miller, 1914 Sixteenth avenue
Rsy p yd Of st. Marks church
deliberately decorated for the occasion.
The drawing room, where the marriage
green, White N9A roses n and Gas earnations and
green vines being used with charming
effect. The hall was In green and red.
Miss Miller was attended BY Miss Madge
Wilkinson, and Mr.: Keith by Mr.. HI. Liv-
ingston Miller. Only relatives of the con-
ceremony wedding supper was served
in the dining room. This room was in
white and green, while the table was a
profuson of roses, chrysanthemums car
Keith left the same night for Portland
ey Marion M be st MIS- asr Mar IS we #
known in Seattle and has been prominent
in society affairs for number Of years.
/ Mr.. Keith is well-known attorney Of
Seattle.
"A pretty church wedding took place on
Wednesday. night at s o'clock, at the
ner of Madison street and Broadway. when
Dr. Frank Carroll and Miss Ida SUIT
hoff were united In marriage. Father
roll was supported by DR.. f. X. Munday
and Miss Suthor by Miss .othelia G. Car
roll. The bride was handsomely arrayed
In gown of organde over white. and
carried bride roses. Miss Carroll wore
yellow silk trimmed with chiffon. The
After the wedding q reception was held
in the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Suthoff, or. Terry avenue. A large num-
and reception. DR.. and Mrs. Carroll will
be at home after February l, at 1902 Six
teenth avenue. No cards.
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Miss Elsie Bruins entertained few
friends at cards Thursday evening at her
home on Twenty-seeond avenue south. The
first prizes were won by Miss Ida l.. Smith
by Miss Serril and Mr.. Adelbert Hicks.
Dainty refreshments were served later in
the evening . ns:s tn. Those present were: Mr.
I. Smith. Miss Alice Fisher, Miss Ethel
Fisher Miss ,{ Claire Bagley; Miss Booth.
Haley. Mr. f, Yawger, Mr.. Purvis Haus-
man, Mr.: Reginald Kaylor. Mr.. Adelbert
Hicks. Mr.. Fred Hammons, Mr.. NJ. Z.
Scurry. Mr.. George II. Allen. Mr.. Frank
Serril. Mr.. Paul Harper and Mr.. Webb
Vinnedge.
number of society girls Of the city
have formed a new club Organization
was effected Friday afternoon at the home
of Miss Cardin, on Eighteenth avenue.
toire of entertainments win include din
ners, luncheons. chatting dish parties and
informal DANCES. No name has yet been
Miss Genevieve Relfe. Miss Lleweliyn Nor
rison. Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Sadie Nor
gan. Miss Margaret Cardin, Miss Ethel
Fox. The club will be entertained this
week by Miss Cardin.
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-, A number of Red Cross workers from
Tacoma came oyer to Seattle on wednes-
day to attend the regular meeting of the
state executive committee, Mrs. Lyman
Banks entertained at luncheon the same
afternoon. Those present were: Mrs.
Chauncey w. Grlggs, Mrs. John L. Hop
kins, Mrs, F. Hanlon. Mrs. E. Dent. Mrs.
II: M. Thomas. Mrs. Johnson Nickeus.
Miss Seymour and Miss Maynard, of Ia
coma, and Mrs. John B. Allen, Mrs. Eras-
tus Brainerd and Mrs. Francis Rotch, Of
Seattle.
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Mrs. L. G. Gilman gave a luncheon last
week in honor of Mrs. Clarence Preston,
who leaves for Southern California Sun
day. The guests at this delightfully."- in
formal affair were: Nine Carr, Mrs T..
M Carr, Mrs. S. NJ. Preston, Mrs ID. NJ
Johnson and Miss Myra Hewlett, OF
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Mrs. L. II. Gray delightfully."- entertained
a few friends at cinch on Monday even
ing. The ladies' prize was won by Mrs.
Clayton J. Burns. and the gentlemens by