The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-23
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~. Ar0MA. Dec. 22.--Socicty has
4{<S broken fealty with Dame Fash
ion and is deserving the draw
ing room and boudoir to pay
homage TO the sweet spirit of
the holiday season, and loiter
-. mistletoe and Christmas tree.
H.'sshrafion OF Christmas with its
..ss.si accessories Of Santa Claus"
q .sYr,a Kringle' and the evergreen
~sth their burden Of sweets, has
u y bexun, and the presenA week
l..s 1 70 be more than replete with
16ay events. :. =. ~
Va. n the pretty church weddings OF
Y e.s,.Sk vas the nuptials of Miss Annie
Il .'.scc and Mr.. William Osmond Par
y ~ we're married at st. Luke's Epis-
"a church at II o'clock Monday morn
~ ~ Mr.. Buzzelle officiating. About
- Ss.n6s OF the young couple witnessed
ID r~5dlnr. Immediately after the cere-
~ ia bride and groom left on the
ss.sd train and will spend their honey
- "a california. Both are we'll known
F.coma society circles.
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|x,1,uday afternoon Mrs. Louis ID.
.SsxIl entertained twenty-five chill
.. 4 her beautiful home in the North
~ = honor OF the birthday of her little
.'Ssey. Laura. Various games and
E%s Al amusement were INDUCED In
81 n ~ IN the afternoon. when dainty
.hmsnts, one of the most notable
ss,es Of which was a large birthday
~ containing souveniyor each guest
~, were served.
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~. ch,idren's fancy dress ball given
2 rs,,or A OF the Tacoma hotel. Friday
'sss~ vas one Of the most unique and
~. events Of the season. The little
Y IN one night tried to act with the
2;s.s6s and wisdom of older people.
1 skelr picturesque costumes and cute
n propriety made the event q de-
" tfest to the many guests present.
- sSair was given under the patronage
" ~ Taynton.
~ annual ball Of the Tacoma fire de-
2nent, given In Germarfia hall. Thurs
evening, was attended by many fire.
rom eeattlo and other cities on the
~ The hall was decorated In a
~ svny and the evening was spent
noot enjoyable manner. Upwards OF
Shtliations were issued In Tacoma and
sltsndance was very gratifying to
esmmittees having the event in
Eo q the events for which the literary
~ dramatically inclined contingent of
11n society has been waiting with inn
1912 b the Dramatic Clubs perform
u take place next Thursday evening.
members of the club who will take
n n the plays produced have given
Anot diligent and painstaking care 10
y parts. and rehearsals have been at
~ almost nightly for some time past.
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n snd Mrs. J. II. Rouse entertained
q rtreet In the West end Wednesday
mng. Games Of various kinds were
M until 10 o'clock. when supper was
et. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Winxard. Miss Nellie Longden,
V E1sIe Gosney, OF Kentucky; Miss
mnond, Mr.. Arthur Davis and Mr..
Nv n. Brown.
n A. 3. Bull entertained number
hknds at her home In the North end
10y evening in honor of the birth
Il her son. Mr.. w. A. Bull. A sup
M served to the guests present.
~ whom were the following; Mr..
Ma Edward Simpson, Mrs. Little,
Nd Mrs. ]. III. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and
NJ A. Bull, Mr.. Fred =. Bull. MIR.
= Little.
6Fsday was red-letter day for the
Nm Of the public schools. the holiday
Mv11er II many OF the school buildings
~ place In the afternoon and even
that day. Visitors were present a.
esxsrctses and many quaint shades of
meter developed In the rendition OF
uried programmes by the little
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CARNATIONS are being made by many
y society leaders to keep open house
nv Years day. Heretofore the GUS
~ been partially disregarded. but
Iear many have Indicated their In
w Of entertaining their friends In
ah style" ON that day.
- aemhers OF the Cary club win give
Ret holiday entertainment to their
enen friends some evening during
Hesent week. The club met last
TIE residence of Mrs. Wilbur. ON
Y Eighth street.
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nefpert II. JOY and her daughters.
puA and Miss Edith. left Wednes-
usning to join Prof. Joy in New
wv where they expect to make
n'me In tho future.
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y. W. Wingard entertained a few
- ner home In the West end Fri
lining farlor games and guessing
urre played until 10 o'clock, when
+aosuss we're served.
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tNnghters OF the American Rev
e'e making elaborate preparations
Mspsion TO their gentlemen friends.
=" De given In the near future.
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k~ssv evening Mss Mabel Opic en-
80. : number OF her friends at her
@se W the West end,
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~ MfS was given at the residence
"soett kahler Wednesday even
%kN
~ !, c'sHe cub gave an enjoyable
: N0'amhia hall Thursday evening.
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thEHAItS.
~ Dec 22-Mrs. L.. G. Lowry
n NOnse" ~, OF Claauato, returned
h 4 1 ss from Tacoma. where they
PSI fortnight visiting friends.
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