The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

TT Asst weeks social events were
practically merged into the az
fairs OF one night. That was
Wednesday. the last day OF Oc-
LIZ tober, or Halloween. Enter
taInments Of all kinds were
held dances. card parties and suppers.
but In all there was a suggestion Of the
night At many the whole time was given
over to Halloween games. The oppor-
tunity to depart from the ordinary style
in decoration was we'll improved.
Among the large parties we're those
given by Miss Wing. by Mrs. II. F. Blaine
and Mrs. H. II. Guile. All of these were
well attended by the younger people.
Gloom was thrown over society by the
tragedy Of last Sunday on Lake WASH
ington, the drowning OF Wray Torrey
Carr and Clark NJ Carr. and by the sud-
den death Of the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. G.. Colver. Several affairs
were postponed on this account
For this week nothing Ii announced.
Interest In the election will probably
take everyone's attention from social
events for several days. After that the
Charity ball on November q will be
looked forward to-
One Of tho principal Halloween parties
of the week was thas II ZEN by Miss Clara
Wing at the residence OF her parents. Mr..
&hu MIS-. II. n WINK, on SUMMIT avenue.
The house was decorated with Ivy, ferns.
palms and other sombse-bued plants. she
gloomy effect OF which wac increased by
the use OF huge Jack lanterns for light
fng the rooms. The first part OF the even
ing was devoted TO fortune-telling and
Halloween games. The customary cake
with the concealed ring was cut. the prize
falling to Mr. Fred Hammond An auction
sale. which created much amusement,
took place. with Mr.. Logan Geary as ths
auctioneer.
At II o'clock 4 supper was served, and
the remainder Of tho evening was spent
In telling ghost stories. roasting chest
nuts and popping corn. Miss Wings
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fred
er4ck. Miss Cardln, Miss Ethel Cardin.
Miss Morgan. Miss Ada Morgan. Miss sa-
die Morgan, Miss Ethel nagley. Miss
Claire Bagiey. Miss Liewellyn Morrison.
Miss Marion Crawford Warren. Miss
Riggs Miss Marvin. Miss Howden, Mr.. l..
& Craeln. Mr.. Sylvester Harrington. Mr..
Fred Hammond. Mr. Warren II Taylor.
Mr. Charles Raymond Depurgh. Mr. Har-
rod Stout, Mr.. y. y. Root. MIR Lowell
w Fsrr Mr.. Charles willard siimson.
Mr. J rurvis Hansman, AIR Reginald W
Kaylor. Mr.. II. l. Geary, Mr. Bert Blaz-
ing
The regular monthly concert OF the La
dies Musical club was given yesterday
afternoon In Wilson hall In the Collins
building, large number 81 people at
tended. The programme was made up
mostly OF the works OF Tschaikow sky,
Mr.. q. Magnus schuta. a new singer In
Seattle. made his tirss appearance He
has a strong baritone voice Of good range
ana sings with great deRl % life Ills
selections were very pleasing The other
soleis,s were Me-. Peter Zimmerman. ten-
or. Mira f. "a Van Tuyl violin, and
Mrs W. u. Perkins. piano,
The programme was as follows
"A Modern Music Lord ...............
Peter Iiyitch. iSaN: TSchalkowrky isss
Reading From hczso-rints 10 Mod
Mrs A e stewart
Mr' q. Msenus schultz
rs nsnss csaracteristiqde Tschsikowsky
Mrs ", y. Perkins.
"a We'll ieh vile slnstrsals allein, ......
.s4.s4..s..,t,,4..4..4,.., Tsehaik0wsky
%, An dem .chlommsrnaen s,rom. i.
...,. ..,...... .,..,......., Tschalk0wskv
''' Per N ~ + e zimmerman schubert
Na) CRnnenetta from Violin Concerto
49, on = s'-.,,,...tt....' Fseha,kowsky
W. '''' Mr. = Van Tavi ''s'''e'
tal Nur wer ale sehpsueh,. Tschaikovsky
Id I've teiarn tsrenadlers t SchusnAnr
Mr., q Mnenue Schpts.
Accompanies. Miss Lillian Miller.
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meeting 90 the executive committee
% the Assembly club viii he heia tognor-
row az the residence 81 Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Kart strive, Al thiM meeting
fnRt arrangements FOR the first bah % tha
season viii - made since last season
two changes have been made in the com
mltgec AIRS. G. n. stim.cn and Mrs.
Burke have teen chosen 10 act for Mrs.
Flower. resigned, and AIRS = n LewmAn.
who "a cat 81 town The date ~ the party
Win probably ba about December *
A series % three will 10 given as IN the
past u IS likely that the Denny hotel
VIII he secured IN view OF the success
which h&s attended the parties siven
there N the past.
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ONE % Tho iarkesa social affairs s7f the
week was the wedding " Mr.. John Clarke
ReaAnnn ana Miss El0ra Sutherland
which Was solenntEcd last Monday even.
inE az Trinity parish church. The church
WAS decorated for the occasion with vines
p chrN-sS arhemnms and other flowers. Wines
aud co.arna aownrs draped the chanel
ran and altar Miss sutherland Was &C.
caupanisd ny her father. Mr. ]. suther-
tana; her brother. Mr.. JOHN Sutherland
and her sisters. Miss Esther Sutherland
And Aliss LAlIss sutherland, who aete.