The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

~ ocIETY last week was princi-
paiiy taken up with the af-
fairs OF Thanksgiving. In al
NJ most every household a
w Thanksgiving dinner was
given and a sort OF family re-
union held. The football game Thurs
day afternoon drew a large number OF
society people, while theaters and other
places OF amusement we're well patron
tied.
The most important affair OF the week
was the marriage Wednesday evening OF
Mss wIttier and Mr.. Farnsworth. The
church was crowded by the many friends
OF the young couple. Besides this there
was nothing very large. although there
were quite number OF card parties and
one or two Informal teas
This week there will be more activity.
The Nesika Club ball Will be given Thurs
day evening. A large number OF invita-
tfons have been issued ior the AFFAIR.
and the young men m charge are con-
fideut that II will be success. From
this time on people win be more or less
taken up with preparation for Christmas
and the holidays The largest event an
nounccd 80 far Is the Assembly ball on
December q.
This week there will be another church
wedding on Wednesday. when Mr. Harris
and Miss Prince will be united at st.
Marks A large number of invitations
have been issued
Seattle has been able to spiendidly
refutc the charge OF being city In
which art II unappreclated. since at least
40 dropped in Monday afternoon for
cup OF tea with Miss Fisken at her de-
liEhtfui studio. which in order 90 ind
one must know ones Seattle well.
1a dor mi pf
mot far from the corner, and In
their midst narrow passage marked
only by an Indian basket swinging In
reckless disregard OF tho weather II
mt this point we could ring an oid-time
bell. have door latch spring from an
automatic arrangement within. where an
aged half amiabie. always fat concierge
could await our entrance and peer sus-
piciously through gloomy window--after
that. II we could only climb longer flights
OF stairs and more OF them, arriving
at the end too GREATNESS for speech. the
place would seem a real Paris studiol
But. once over that charmed threshold, tho
world Ii changed into q, spot where care
and trouble have no place. II only so
tables are covered with the labor of
years, tho evidences of inhnite pains
Miss Fisken has grown up with Seattle
and u acknowledged today one OF our
clevercst artists. The studio on Monday
was agiow with pale green candles shin
ing from brass candlestIcks with fascin-
Ating shades In brass. the work OF Miss
Ftrksn. The dark green walls showed
20 excellent advantage the studies Of
heads and land and rsea views IL
was all delightful Men never appear In
large numbers unless they are Interest,"
cd: but many were there. and they gave
abundant proof Of enjoying the tea and
chat Nsss Fisken received her friends
with i,er mother and Miss Mabel Fisknn
Mrs stella q. Webster presided at the
ssmcvsr Mrs. w. y. Kng. Mrs. u. w.
Andrews. Miss Woodruff, Miss Laura
Rumsey and Miss Hamilton gracefully as
sisted
wedding OF note took place wednes-
day evening AT 81. Marks church when
Miss Edna Florence Whittier was married
10 Mr.. Glare H. Farnsworth. Tho church
was tastcfuliy decorated with palms
and prnfusion Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and crowded with interested
sriepds Promptly At the appointed hour
the fun vested choir entered the church
singing 1.-THE Voice That prea,hea DER
Eden" During the singing the ushers,
Mr.. Duncan invcrsrity. Mr. Harold Smith
MIR Henry higgins, ~ Portland and Mr.
" l.. Rsher. advanced 40 the aisle, fol-
lowed hy the hridepmaias Miss Carrie
Morgan and Miss Alfredo Healy. Then
came Miss Farnswor'h. the maid OF hon
or. and <shind her MISS Whittier. lean
ing on tn arm of her father, Mr. u r
Whittier. This bride was met al the chan
eel rail- by Mr. Farnsworth and his best
man, Mr.. r. W. Herald Rev J. L. u
iwyi very imprcssively read the be.
trcthai service aficr which the chelr
sang 20 Perfect Love- as the bride
and groom marched 20 the altar. Az the
conclusion " the marriage ceremony the
choir again burst forth iayaualy singing
Praise ne the Father" Miss Whittier
looked very distinguished 10 an exquisite
gown ~ white Pima cloth with lace ap.
ptans. 4 tuiia vell with q rich lace
border. and carried large bouquet ~
white chrypanshemum- The maid 81
honor ans the brtiesmatds wore pink silk
gowns with short wells aNd carried
chrs xanthemuus nnly the weddlaS
party ana Few friends NeFc asked 10
the wittler home after the wtasiaE Mr.
Mna Mrs FarnswaFth leFg tAa Same even
ing for an extended trip through Cali
fornla. after whleA they VIII 1--we In
parflant
Mr. FarnsNorth has BEEN prominent IN
both The social ans musical NNYia here.
and Wiz Dc sadly missed ny nameeriess
fftenss ard ee1uaintanrcs Mr. Farms
wefth genial ard courteous has been
si~ays sweat fAsofite Ia shla. his CID
hone,
There MI - recital given under ere
ratronaEe q che maae committee at the
kTrst Presbyterian church en- Friday
eveniug Auss Mac E.aassgh stevens.
dranAtlg readrr. ana a rlulher 81 seii-
known artists iN mus{e viii appear AZ
thle entertainment. aad the feilawtng
rsegranaaae vsll pe prcscntes;