The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

~ SIDE from <hc charity ball So
AI cisty was quiet last week in
In Seattle. That was tho only largo
AFFAIR OF the week The ball.
q Ia a. all ruch affairs usually are.
was well attended The In
element weather seemed to have little ef-
feet upon tho crowd. AZ they turned out
fully ~ well A. II the night had been
pleasant Tho ball was great success.
and the -lndics In charge OF 1t deserve
praise for the manner In which Il was
conducted.
The weather was probably the next
most talked Of thing In Seattle last week.
Heinz disaxreemble. II undoubtedly hal
: depressing effect on small affairs. a. for
the most part they were not very well
attended Among the principal small
parties OF the week was the card party
given BY Mrs Francis Guy Frink on
Tuesday. IN honor Of her sister. the In
formal tea given Monday by Miss Kellogg.
in honor OF Miss MeNsusht, and the card
party given Tuesday night by Mrs J. r.
uaihraifh.
During the next week or 70 society
promises to be moro active. The wedding
u Miss Wittier and Mr.. Farnsworth takes
place Wednesday night al st. Marks
church. Tho following Ia Thanksgiving
day. and with u viii come many season
shls festivities s...n 4 srsas many g the
DANCING parties ON that evenings Next
week comes tho NcnikA Club party Ia
Nanke hall Many invitations have be~n
issusd and n lids fair 10 be- among tho
iarasst functions ever given by the younk
men Of tho club.
~ w M
The great event Of the week In Seattle
sorisl circles. Ssd indeed the largest
event % thu II "a since the Assembly
hall last May. w4 the Charity bail gwen
Wednesday night at tho Denny hotel
Tho affair II an annual event in Seattle
soeieiv. aud no moro successful Charity
ball was ever given Ia thiH city II was.
Under tho auspicea Of tho Ladies' Relief
Asci~sy. and tho ladies' In charge spared
no pains 20 mako II ssecsss Tha pro-
ceeds 81 tho hall are 10 be used as the
beginning ~ fund the purpose az
which W tho building 81 a new orphans
home. The present enc beinx entirely tno
small. This fact may have been a factor
III bringing the large turn-eus Of We'd
neHdss evening The aftcndance was not
confined 10 tho Older society people OF
the city. ~ u has been In the past. the
Younger people being fully as niech tn
evidence.
The dsrerationS az naony hotel wcre
not an elaborate as have been seon there
On other occasions. bat thsv were pretty
and affective nevertheless The main hal
Was assd as an Informal reception reosn
duting the evening " WAS decorated
principally with palms p0tiast palms
wes~ placed un rea~ssals an aluns tho
hats Their 6een Kreeu folisrr showing
apt ~ heia relief against the pure whlte
~ the ceiling and the darker ~forawsrk
~ the wslSs IN al n the three nte.
places cheerful fifea biased. witch were
sstssiaiiy wviccsne after coming IN frcm
the Bitter cold 81 the wietes n whs With
cut over he east ana west m4nfess
small ralns@ We're grouped with chrysa
thesaume IA pretty sffsrt The most
elaborate foasurv ~ the decoration IN the
hall was tha larxe mAntei cvsF the Ere
place a. the north end ~ the hail Over
this sHd Interviewer 81 The stalls an3 hal.
e9ey raiitns .were strings u wv snd
rhry sanshemana A large paisn stand ne
In The hAicsuy served "a ter rccn a.
the decoration Punch and lqmsnaie
eefs served IN a NNsali baessh ntRr-hy
which ~Me enclosed 80 dfapery II Arncf-
Nnn faMs
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dainty smnn~e cupSSsting ~ NalaAe s@Bds
~srhe& rnke sees ana ennrm. was served
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tsf f.nra EeA ftreamer4 Il tanfinx wefa
strung tfVm "a. ress'ax ~ saek seasa 4
y,ains ah9Se th9 tables The sabssp were
maAtsfs arE WiHaew soafk IN gke rsespa
wsfe eankwl vita paisps tsnstag ena
fssf nswers.
wfais ne lag0e asague saasa ~ ne
ssast where ths aaaclnx t8tk place the
sufsss @Nsv ferelsvA ~ Mrs A y. stsw-
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ttasre& afrs A. w Eseta AnA Mrs , In
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wsre hepket w0h resnss EARS sAnfhs-
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ssNfissa aiNs saecrtnso1AeA the aser sa~-
81 the eNeninw. A largo uaEaaev ~ cut
e<esesa sS~p2s vs~s gsSa~sas. asd xaaay.