The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-01

present and rendered several suitable Sc
lections. The bride was given away by
Mr.. +. W Melse.
After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served al the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Melse, ia
Yesler way The house was decorated
with great quantities Of roses and other
cut flowers. Those present were DR.. and
Mrs X. b. Gentle, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Alexander, Mrs. r. Skies, Mrs. NJ. Stew
ems. Miss Edna Whittier, Miss Clara Tes-
ter, Mss Helen Cowie Miss Lillian Miller.
Mr.. Harold Smith, Mr. II. ]. Ramsay,
Mr.. a. W. Conant. Mr.. Alfred Rollo. Mr..
c. Englehard, Mr.. Glare r. Farnsworth,
Mr.. c. Phillips. Father Frencken. Mr.. NJ.
NJ. Odell. Mr.. w Mar,ius.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders left the same
night for a short wedding trip through
British Columbia. and on their return will
live in this city. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Saunders are prominent among the young
er society people Of the city Mr. Saun-
ders is also well known in musical circles.
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Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood Giliespy en-
tertaned Saturday evening at their home.
100 Cherry street. in honor of the fif-
teenth anniversary of their wedding Tho
parior was decorated with great quaint
ties Of sweet peas and bride roses. while
In the dining room red roses were used.
The HAN was decorated with pink roses
and Easter lilies The evening was spent
playing cards. the first prizes being won
by Mrs. James Hayden and Mr.. II. Fuhr-
man and the second by Mrs. J. c. Haines
and Mai Hayden. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Engle, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Stimson. Mr.. and Mrs. +. $.
StImson. Capt and Mrs. James Nugent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boone. Mr. and Mrs. J. ID.
Lowman, Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Burkhard,
Mr. nj Ire I, mr. M
c. w Sharples. Mr.. and Mrs. w Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Gray. Mr. and Mrs f. Neu-
fielder. Maj. and Mrs. J. r. Hayden. Mr..
and Mrs. o. ID. Colver, Mr.. and Mrs
George Higbee. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Trim
Bile. Mr.. and Mrs. II Thurman Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. McMicken. Rev. and Mrs. J. F.
D. IAwyd. Mrs. Haines Mr.. Ammidown.
Miss Louise Hayden.
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One Of the pretty affairs Of the past
week was the tea given Friday after
noon by Mrs. Arthur Lyman Hawley at
her residence on Harvard avenue. The
house was charningly decorated with
many different colored flowers and potted
plants. The psrlor was In pink made
beautiful by n profusion of sweet peas
and La France roses. In the library
red roses were used and In the dining
room Jessamlne and asparagus vines.
Mrs. Hawley was assisted in receiving by
her sister Miss I.enore McGrath and
Mrs w. L. Benham. OF Spokane. Mira. c.
r. Collins. Mrs II. w. Augustine. Mrs.
T. NJ. Daulton and Mrs. George Riley also
assisted. The dining room was In charge
of Mrs. Thomas Green and Mrs. John Col
Inns who were assisted by Miss Clara
Wing. Miss Collins and Miss Nickles.
Mrs. l.. Il. Smith and Miss Root served
punch in the hall A large number OF
ladies' were present In the afternoon and
later number OF gentlemen dropped in.
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Mrs. II. N Richmond and Mrs. Eliza
beth Miller gave q pretty tea on Thurs
day afternoon In honor Of Mrs. Clark.
who Is visiting in the city at present.
The house was magnihcently decorated
with vines and flowers. The hall was in
green and white vines, roses and mar
guerites hetrg used. In the reception
room palms and ferns were used with
great quantities OF daisies and marguer-
ties. The mantel was banked with these
flowers. with tho addition OF number
of Indian baskets. The dining room was
a bower Of red roses, over the table
was canopy " vines and ribbons, while
the rod light from the candclabra added
TO the completeness Of tho effect. Mrs.
r. W Fmons and Mrs Hatfield were in
charge OF tho refreshments, assisted by
MISS CArNiO. MISS Etnel 0aTuti. MISS
Miller Miss Rowe and Miss Garrett.
Miss Neville presided at the punch bowl
A large number OF people were in at
tendance.
Mrs. Fred II, Peterson entertained
marty Of friends aboard the steamer Haas
on Lake Washington Thursday afternoon
from 2.S0 TO 3 O'Clock. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Guy. Miss Perry Miss
II
sons guests were Mrs VI. n. Angus
tine. Mrs. w. II. Brinkcr, Mrs. David
w Bowen Mrs NJ T.. Bnnfon Mrs.
George W RAc0n, Mrs. BusheArs. Mrs.
Edmond Rowdcn. Mrs. Alfred Battle,
Mrs. John l.. Cole. Mrs $. l.. Crawford,
Mrs. Alexander Campbell. Mrs. Denton.
Mrs Leo ie NrCs, Mrs A. II Foote,
Mrs l. r Fowler, Mrs Fred T. Fehreu.
Mrs - O. GUY. Mr. James g. Glvens,
Airs Hcth. Mrs kctchum. Mrs George
II. Kiuncar. Mrs NJ \. keUoEE. Mrs.
Joseph r. Lane, Mrs. George VI. Mum
ford Mrs VI. r. Perry Mrs Fred Iiioe
RaWcU Mrs Charles \ Riddle. Mrs.
Harry A. RAISER. Mrs Il = smith. Mrs.
G r. Tharatou Mrs II. 5 Tremper Mrs..
= Ttempcr Mrs }. t.. Nrtth. Mrs.
W n whitney Mrs 3 \ Wilsie. Mrs.
= 3. Weston. Mrs W II White. Miss
Hamilton. Miss Guy. Miss Perry, Mles
Raacr Misa knapp, Miss Warren Miss
AAttsaf.Et ettN7 ''"'N.tt'
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Mrs David x icEK ana Mites Kellogg
v-ta b s,ee.ts az % pretty tea given yes
tev5ay afternoon 40 'he keUecx home
an T.f.h stau.c. 500 honor ~ Miss ka4tz
aa4 Mse Navarro kaata who arrived ta
ths ritv yv.,1.iE 90 sgeot tho summer
Tho house was Sos. retel WITH }r fHs.au
~ nssrfs. ar3 a large number 81 people
we're present
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4 iinncr VS. riNen Tuesday evening
~ thc fTr'rcn Cllb hv Nj ana Mrs
rharss % Hn-IH. Sra honor - Mrs Bss-
tan at Vancouver D. a.. who eas bcon
x.stttrr .s tne .i-r ftr Some time Tho
aia.r4. rr,seat u,.- Mt ana Alrs. George
u kft9reer Mge ebay. Nj l. Tlraer
a.t Mr j. 90. son. *.
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THO AAr.s CLUB sate a teAsatfa' sane
tr rar'y cr "Wednesday eteetux A.
81 tI.rns4e- Nav. .. t9e rat- s'tc = Lake
~ layton A...t .@ ye-ue Feasis ar
t.fttf returning lr time IN catch tie
l.-t cars al ,,rr tha Gay.