The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15

from Its period or religious OD-
servance. Last week was Holy
- Week and local society people
spent much OF their time IN attending
services In the different Cd riches of the
city on that account the week was from
a social standpoint extremely quiet. AS
every woman must have new gown ana
hat for Easter "A portion OF the time last
week was consumed In putting the finish
ing touches on gowns and making the
final selection of a hat. The hope of each
and every society woman IL that the
weather will be bright and pleasant this
morning 40 that the new gowns and
hats may he worn to church.
The dog show, which lasted four days,
and Paderewskfs concert Friday night
were the principal society events of the
week. great deal OF interest was taken
In the dog show and many society peo-
pie exhibited their pets. A number of
people from Tacoma, Victoria and Port
land attended, In spite OF the fact that
II was Good Friday society people turned
out In large numbers to hear Paderew-
ski The chance to hear this great artist
seemed to have overcome the seruples OF
oven the Most religiously inclined. A
number OF small affairs took place during
the week Several of them were in honor
of Miss Kate McGraw, whose wedding
takes place Tuesday. Chief among these
was the luncheon given at the Rainier
Grand on Monday by Miss Healy and AL
freda Healy
This week promises TO be quite gay.
on Tuesday the MoGraw- Baxter we'd
ding will be solemnized. The same night
u number OF Seattle people Will attend a
large ball at the Tacoma hotel. on
Thursday night the Assembly ball will
take place This will be the largest af-
fair OF the season. A number of lunch
cons. dinners and house parties are also
announced for this week Card and dane
Ing clubs which rested during Lent will
also resume their meetings.
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Al pretty luncheon was given Mon Mon.
OF the Rainier Grand hotel by Mics
Healy and Miss Alfredo Healy I'm
honor OF Miss Kate McGraw who
Baxter. The guests nine In number were
seated az a round table. which wa. beau
tifuly decorated with masses Of brides
roses and smilax In the center Of the
table WAS large bouquet Of roses.
The narlor was decorated In pink and
was. lighted BY candelabra with pink
shades The whole effect OF the deccra-
lions was extremely artistic The menu
served was elaborate After luncheon
nash-isht pictures were taken. Those
women. They we're. Mrs Walter shepard
Fulton, Mrs Rolllu McNein Sanford. Of
skagway. Miss Helen Cowles. 81 Olympia.
Miss Hodge, Miss Harrington. Miss Corey
Mas Mckinney. Miss Ada Morgan and
Miss Sadie Morgan
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Mise Ruth Melse entertained "a mum.
Der OF yopns people tr,dsy nigh, at the
W. Mclse. 70 Ncsler way IN honor ~
her birthday. The evening was spent In
rsnsi 2SS saS %r and late h9or
was the recipient uf q number of hfanti-
ful presents Tho gueets were. Miss -
Melsc. Miss Helen welio Miss rir'.nh
tostc'o. Miss Grace Merchant Miss
Grace pryan Miss HOLY HuH Mr. r..
thur rweet. Mr. fred Conner. Mr. Roy
Davis. Mr. Irving Gardner Mr Ciyde
Lamb, Mr Allen Parker Mr. Archibald
Ieues. NJ Harry Thompson and Mr.
The principal event 90 this vcck VIII be
the Assembly BAN This thc third ~ the
series. promises 90 eclipse ANY former
nish, al he nen1y hStsi iHi MI, Gil'[ s,asr
sitehtly from The. others After supper
ar about midnight a ontillN0 Win De-
danced to last until about a'ci.-k ssy-
decorations Will be- ne usual iuss-lin.
cent A large number 81 Invitations have
e Si ana &, Is sspse,ed fhs, srsr S san,
her ~ visitors will bc present
Mrs Francis Guy Frlnk gave u pretty
ersskfsss THURSDAY noon A. 5gr -ss.lgrce
The table was decorated in pink ana "a bite
pink carnations and emilaN t,lsS rss3
These present we're Mrs Adolf NYer
Iitrks Mrs Lawrence = Barr- Nsrs
Frederick West Hicks Miss Cora smith
Miss Ida l. Smith, Miss Nor Miss
Helen Holmes, Mss May Fuller
y y
A number OF SounG ladies' from the city
went over 10 West Seattle Wednesday
and spont the afternoon with Mrs Dana
Rrown. Those IN the party were Mrs
Walter Shepard Fulton. Mrs, \ Cook
tnsham Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Sadie
Nsrgan. Miss Ethel Cardlu. Miss Agnes
Cardin Miss Alice Driskn
The wedding OF Miss Kate MctirHw and
Mr Fred Raxter two prominent 4oung
sneietv people OF the city. Will take
place on Tuesday evening. az ! CLOCK az
trinity Parish church. A larss NUMBER
~ invitations have been Issued
V V V
Seattle chapter Daughters Of the Amer
team Revolution. met Tuesday az tns
residence Of Mrs. Georse wa Bacon "a