The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-06
I'M S0C0lE TSY.


for the Philippines. have heard OF
more brides and grooms leaving for
the Philippines. SO they all ought
to have a pleasant enough time there
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mason have re-
turned from q lengthy visit east spd
Mrs. Tom Jefferson has rstur4ed
from her visit to California.
Mrs. Shaded gave a delightful in
formal sewing party on Friday after
noon. Lunch was served first and
afterward tongues and needles flew.
Mrs. Logan, whom we all supposed
had gone east to get her troGsseau.
has evidently delayed her marriage.
for she is now in Europe and ceh-
templates making quite trip while
over.
The girls of Brunot hall are plan
ming a very delightful dance Tor
a beginning of the weeks festivities.
Mrs. Dillingham; entertained Aheh$3
whist club >on Thursday. Among
those present were Mrs. Norman, Mrs.
Labaree. Mrs. jackson, Mrs Lavine.
Mrs. Grinnell. Mrs. Branson, Mrs.
Nuzum. Miss OBrien and Mrs. Riblet.
And. by the way. have you all seen
the Riblets out in their stunning new
red automobile. It's beauty and
they seem to be going to enjoy 1t to
the fullest extent. Mr.. Riblet seems
quite an expert at running 1t and his
| n n nd q n vUt hi,,.
Is enough to make any Of US turn
and watch them as they go by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stewart gave
lovely dinner for Miss Broadwatcr on
Thursday night. The table looked
beautiful and the guests spent a de-
lightfui evening. l am glad to see
Helena girls linger in Spokane. for
the Cullen girls always stay so long
when they go to Helena. Miss Broad
water has proven herself great
favorite here and has received much
attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Long and family
will spend most of the summer in
Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibbs are plan
ming to spend some time at Clatsop
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oudin and family will
leave soon to spend the summer at
their old camping ground of last year.
The rose carnival-note + did not
say "fair"-this year will attempt to
be something bigger and better than
heretofore. hence they want it styled
carnival and have it more on the or
der of carnival. Maybe a battle of
roses. Complete arrangements have
not been made as yet, but it will be
quite out of the ordinary this year
Mrs. ii. B. Nichols has taken rooms
for the summer at the Merriam home
on Fifth avenue.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George Turner gave one of the most
elaborate dinners ever given Spo-
kane. 1t was the occasion bf the
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. but
it is really difficult to imagine them
married that long. The beautiful
home was decked in roses and tulips.
American Beauty roses with yard
long stems in great punches ah about
the rooms made them look efestive
indeed. The guests invited w4re: Mr..
and Mrs. Cowles. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbkll. aDr.
and Mrs. Essg. Mr.. and Mrs. Eiegler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Happy. Mr.. add Mrs.
Labaree. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Graves.
Mrs. W. w. Greenwood. Mrs. Sweeny.
Colonel Ridpath, Mr.. and MRS. M. NJ.
Cowley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kHogan.
Such an array of silver, cut glass.
pink roses, beautifully dressed
women and smiling faces was enough
to make the gathering a success aside
from the real dinner. But the chef
was not to be outdone by the other
part Of the house and the different
and unique courses that came and
continued to come until the wee small
hours proved the skill IN the chef.
was in the dessert, when two large
baskets made entirely of candy were
brought in on large platters. tipped
over on a bed OF spun candy and filled
with pink checked ice cream peaches
that tumbled most artistically out of
their pink baskets. that showed the
artistic ingenuity of the hostess in
planning such beautiful dish.
Champagne flowed like water. and
toasts. both happy" and graves"
were made and responded to,
ARABELLA FAIR.