The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
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His daughter. Mrs. r. NJ Palmer. resides
in this city. on Wednesday, DIR. Biodgett
gave a short lecture at the home of Mrs.
John Leary. which was attended by
large number OF people. and was much
enjoyed. DIR. Blodgett spoke upon the
theme OF church music
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The cheu Club at a meeting held on
Thursday evening. elected new officers
for the coming season as follows: Presi-
dent, Mr.. %. Callahan; secretary. Mfr.
Emerson KNOT treasurer, Mr.. Jay Aus
tin The other members OF the club are
Mr.. r. Oliver. Mr.. Bert Kellogg, Mr..
Fay Kellogg. Mr.. f. Hammond. Mr..
A. M. Franklin. A dancing party will
he given by the club about the last Of
tho month.
A large number OF Seattle people were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Slim
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Stfmson,
at Ballard. last Tuesday afternoon. the
occasion being the launching OF the new
schooner Stimson. II had been Intended
TO tow the party around TO Seattle on
board the schooner. but owing 90 the
grounding OF tho schooner, the people
were taken back TO the city I'm one OF the
Stlmson tugs.
Ut. H. w. SCnperit entertained al dln-
ner Tuesday evening at his home on
Highland drive. Queen Anne hill. in honor
of Mr.. Chaunccy Wlnslow. ~ San Fran
cisco. who has been spending the last
two months with friends In Seattle. Mr..
Schoenles guests were Mrs. A. V.
Kautz. Miss Kautz. Miss Navarro Ksutz.
Miss Thomson. Miss Hughes. Mr. Les
ter Turner, DR.. 1. Shields and Mr.. e. #.
Sweeney.
Mrs VIII A. Shannon gave n dinner on
Tuesday evening at her. home on Sum
NIT avenue In honor OF Mrs. Peterkin Of
New York, mother of DR.. @. g. Pe,erkln
OF this city. Only a few guests were pres
emit After the dinner the party occupied
a box at tibet Third Avenue theafer TO
witness the production OF Under Sealed
Orders"
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Mrs. r.. O.. Graves. Miss Graves and
Miss Evelyn Graves have returned from
visit to Southern California. and are
In Olympia visiting Mr.. E. Bertram
Graves. They will probably remain there
until Mr.. Graves return from Europe,
and will Join him in the East.
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The following Tacoma people made up
party who sailed over TO Seattle last
Sunday to attend the yacht races on La
Dor day; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Scott. Mrs.
H. Metcalf. Mrs. l. E. Halstead, Miss
Durgin and Miss Underwood.
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The wedding OF Miss May Banks, of
Seattle. and Mr., Otis Han. OF Tacoma.
will take place Friday at the home OF
Miss Banks parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ly-
man Banks. on Minor avenue.
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Mrs. Charles III. Clarke gave a luncheon
yesterday, In honor Of Mrs. Clarke, Mr..
Clarke's mother. The decorations were
entirely in pink. About twelve ladies'
were present
Mrs. livingston n. stedman will en-
terrain at luncheon tomorrow at the Fir
loch Club. in honor of Mrs. stcdman and
Miss Stedman. Of Boston. who are her
gueste.
Mrs. Alfred Battle entertained a few
friends on Friday afternoon at her resi-
dence on Fourth avenue. In honor OF her
sister. Mrs. j, C.. Urich. OF Marquette.
Mich.
Tho tennis courts were fairly well at
tended ON Wednesday. Tea was served
by Mrs. Burke Mrs. c. D. slimson and
Miss Hayden.
Miss Jessie Hauford and Miss Elise
Hrookes will he the guests this week OF
Mrs Burke, at tllahee.
A dance was given last night AT Mey-
denhsuer bay. by a number Of the young
er society people OF the city.