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| TWENTY-FOUR>I^B.I
* 1... Jt
Monday 0n1y...
»3e-l»rk k«M Loa.dalr and Pratt of tit* Look,
Bleached Naiiln
«• A limited amount of Out ng 4*
|1 Flannel Night Gowns. Monday, T
i, wnUe they la*: X
J | 4Se Kuril. T
; ;-H i H-I-M 'I i mm I-I-X-H-T
.. Whit* Twilled Crash Towel, ng,
" Monday only *r
« > 3 : j' * Yard, J.
I MI I H44
11 i
~ White ('hacked Nalassnk, Man* J.
«> day only X
] ; a Yard. ?
| I'M I ■!■ I I 'l"H' 1 MI I MM I ;■!■!• *
«. Bc3>t Velveteen Binding, colors X
" ■ «»iy, Monday •}•
! ! 3V>e a Yard. T
i rf-1 I H»H I H-H -H I-H-IM H f
| | Men's a&r Box, brown oniy, Mon- T
~ day T
«» 15e m Pair. j
• i-H 111 i-i i m H-H-:-i"i-:-i
--3ft-inch lotted Curtain Swisses, T
«> Monday X
|| lOc m Yard. T
«•■{■l MH -M H-l I-K-K-4-H-S-H-1
11 T
~ One lot of Shoes—Ladies' Cut- £
i> tor<i* and Misses' and Boys' J.
" School Shoes—worth from $2.00 4*
\\ to $2.50; Monday they go at.... T
\' f I.UO a Pair. X
; i-l-I H"I"l"I"M.I"I"S iil'.l"l"H"I"H—
--\ | Ladles' Double Sole Bo* Calf and |T
•. Dull Donjt'jia Lacs Shoes, all X
' ■ sizbs, Monday only v
' I fU.tlO a Pair. T
I ;-H"M"I"I-I"I"I"I-I"I"H-I-I"I"I"I"I-I"I^
< • 40-!noh HUi'k Brocaded I»ros« 4-
1 ' goods~l£ different styles to T
~ l«H<it rrom—worth 50c a yard;
•. Monday only J.
' » »3c a Yard. |
I » mU
! Ladivs' Serge Slippers. Monday. X
> 10 a. m., 0n1y.....* «E
| lllr a Pair. T
I •
, , Kj-inrh Fancy Wool Dress Goods, J.
' ' worth 25c, Monday special 4*
i ' •%
] ) I• 1 a Yard. t
I I"I"H-H-I"I"I-I"I-I-I -I"I-I-H X
T X
J Ch»nllle Stand Covers. 24 Inches
T square. Monday special T
T T
T 2ISr Kuch.
t Good Corsets in Mark, drab and •!•
T ecru, Monday special T
T 3i»c « I'ntr. T
Y Ladles' Kid Gloves Itt bla k and
T al! colors. Monday special at... T
1 !M»p ■ l'n Ir. X
T Shirt Wa'st*. color, d and I'' tok.
T wurtn 7Ac and SIOO. Monday J.
i fp«CI(U
I M-tnch mnrtwrd TMi Dwuik, J
I Mond i) s) > rial {
j" I 7';«* a Inrtl. 4"
1 C:< un White Doroet I Li:.: • J.
T At ridaj special . V
T BLo a Yard. T
X-H-l-H • • I—i—M-v-iH -I - I-M-i-I-I-I-'-r :C
| a Sk'.rtins M»r.rn *Vot- •!-
T ten." Monday only T
i i
3 7 c * \ nr»l. I
XSIn —. I* puu v All stik Rib
t bsn M lay special Y
t.V it M ril. !
t j.
f 44 Ini he* Alt Sdk ChMTotv. •{•
T m* colon the era la H<m> t
I ..I
| I
Y J\Ot* n \ur«t. y
jl ;»f;;; ; ; . , ♦ . t
•!* ' -j"
X Ladlea' Fast (Hack H<m. mvlir jt
Y Monday • Y
I.V i* I'Mlr. V
T jf
T * *" * 4 * T
T M - 1 s * :r ~ • V
T : . Mn k) e*; T
Y V
J. »t*c Ksrh. .J.
T v v I-i-.-J-v v
7 T
tU T r.■k• x Red T.i'■ te Cloth, jr
X M • special Z
1 i
•j» ia ; .t* a *«r«t. y
MILLINERY OPENING THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK
THE SEATTLE POST-ESTELLIGENCEE.
STRIKING OFFERS IN THE NEW DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
STAUT T,IE SKA SON TOMORROW*—TO START IT WITH A RUSH—WE OFFER SOME VERY SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN SEVERAL. OF THE MoST ATTRACTIVE* LINES) IN OUR NEW FALL STOCKS. EVERYTHING THAT IS
NEW IS SHOWN HERE-AT PRICES THAT ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE A SAVING ON EVERY YAKI>—ESPECIALLY
N THE FINER GRADES CAN WE SAVE YOU MONET.
5.' r ''K AND W(Xil< BENtSAUNES .. t SPHfiK pi \ ! r>s
A c^& K S}Jr'fi£" DOC 4 BB« ::~™ «
RI.ITU riuv,. A t>i PIECES OF NEW FALL STYLES IN
rni K £2F 8 3L DARK NOVELTIES
*rj ?r ALL THE NEW BLUE. RED. GREEN
£v!m Uw <v » RE T!"L B ~1 3 AND BRmWN COMBINATIONS ALSO 4)
V"IV ml-J ? ,L.V l{ I \ BLA«"K ANT> PLAIN COLORS. SPE
KEW BLACK CRKPONB V?-*- V CIAL VALUES AT
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES !N BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS. RICH EFFECTS IN ENGLISH TAILOR EF
FECT CHEVIOTS. BERLIN TWILLS, CHEVRONS. ENGLISH COVERTS. CREPON3. BAYADERES AND NEW TAILOR
SUITINGS IN WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT. FROM fcte Tt> 12 25 A YARD.
NEW FALL SILKS. * BUCK SILKS.
_ C Blac- Satin Duchess*?, 25 inches, special values at 95c
Cnangealue Taffeta SLks, Monday st>c • yard. f* ar.d S'jc.
W Biack Gros Grain Silk* at all prices.
Fancy Brocaded Silks. 1135. fl.Oo, TSc and yard. >L Taffetas a: SI.OO. «oc and sfic yard.
5? 22-inch India Silk, extra value for Monday. 39c.
Scotch Plaid Bilk* for waUU and trimming, at $1.45. f Var? Br ° cadwl Bilks for skirt ** elc " al **' 730 and
1100 «<» "5c yard. ||| 650 Hne cf Velvets, black and colore,?.
_.. . WAi Suiting Corduroy, in alt the newest shades and black,
Ha tins in a.I colors ar.d black, special valu£ at 45c yard. extra values at Tsc yard.
New Jackets, Capes
Suits and Furs.
The new stock ls» now all in—in sia<\ variety and
PX>-*1 !<»•••• it Is a wonder. We know our prices are tho
lowest.
Man-tailored Suita—made in conformity with t'ne latent
Styies In tijght-fitting efft cts and fly-front top coat style-, in
tir.' camel's hair honnnpun and w .}>• waie cheviots; 6>ma
elaborate .>• trimmt d -from to t.T.00
Toadies' Fine Cloth and PIUKJI RAPES. in all the latest
«tjrl"3. an Immense assortment, from 96c to SX.OO each.
New Jackets in kerseys, beavers, boucles. etc.. having
the n> w fronts with round corner* ard cutaway effects,
new *U <*v. s. new coii.ir* to-> many different k:r. is to tmi
ni rate them here—call and sec theru. Prices ranging fraj»
f2. M to S2j.OC.
F1 \l^l^
We are showing an extensive line of small furs—Capes,
Collars, Collarettes and new novelties—in stone marten,
Persian lamb, electric seal, astrnchan. e'c. V> fore making
your se.action, you should certainly examine our line.
Wonderful Bargains In
Rich Ribbons.
At the very bejrinninsr °f Fall
Ribbon Season we Inaugurate a sate of
I'oik» L'ot Ribbons for millinery, Bay
adere Ribbon" for belt*. Roman Rib
bon# for bow ties. Plaid Ribbons for
Scotch girdles, Check Ribbons for tl> •>.
Plain Satin and Velvet Ribbons for
dress trimming*.
NARROW RIBBONS.
F»shl n decree* Narrow Rlb'-.-.rs will
be much u*'d this season fir trimming.
We ha\e a complet- stock.
Hf-RE ARK 3PKCIAL PRICKS.
No. 3 All-Silk Fancy Color«-1 ar.d
Black. cut* for children s hair. 3'-; '.
No. 5. of *ho «a:no k:ni. THc.
No 5. Black and Colored Taffeta and
M"sro Ribbon. 4c.
Same as above, wiler: N i >. ' !
Nn 7%e ; Ko. i- No tt uy.
N'u St. lie; No 40. He; N<». tB, .
\n spec:*! in v. rv h • ivy A -
Silk Black Plaid Ribbon miul* t -
mni nerv *>r neck wortu ,
ej'^oial
Doable-Faced Black Batln Ribbons at
spedal prtcaa N-« 32, 15c; No. tt 10..'.
No .>• No »■> . :i yard.
Ft;it lino of iHJublo-Faced Satin F.:V
bon f- r sashes, etc.
Vt t vard we offer *m» s-me • \
tra special values, worth at !> a*! wo
•tnj k. » xatd I'his lot :■ 4 N
' ¥ . «xx f, i; vi»x or-.br*- S»tm »trip<
T it'' i and black m l all co'. rs in
f.xrd"'d I'M- e Taffeta Ribbon. 5 inches
« ie
No 4 ' A.I->ok r: i t »nd Fancy Rib-
I .or «p> ' al. IV a x ird.
No ft' Alt-S'.llt Far. v Rihbona. r.V a
>'#rd
Bla k Velvet Hi 1 bv th • If
N i i IV No 1 i-V Be; V' JH J
No 3% Sic. N'o *«•; No. .-j. 4- .
No ,1 ik\
\ , ; K .»» an '■ li' r n faced.
j r c. s,
INch Fall Heel and Sateen
Shirt Waists.
AS'-Wooi Serse *• I ll.nr.etta Shirt
\V i- * ••«»} i' reus .}•■ and ir;OTt t
r • x will alik swuek* braia*. I- Si
4 t'.xhi S xv.cb Pb» 1 « Wiat*.
x ; . \ \ \ xIT". i V »»y. 4 * *
r a .. I " ttt h ivpUn VaMl t
ty pW*t«sl yokes ard detacbabie. white
; » s ' -i" r- \v *•:«;*. -• -v
v'X . • '.t i ■ '*•' .
- *.
..»• , M V-, •.,;e a I v l
* ■ ~«> « .ft;-. i\ a >i'" »U pti- "
*V*-' 11 let LKh» Colored Ihtrt
\\ .*:»(» >» . Kt.: and *# r \..- lt ®
*, u sr r '. Si ''• ; *' .
\ ' - •••; ;- V . . % r '■
Irs Uo> N.-rch.. fx a uif ■ o . n.-
. r . • . .« ■■ ■ . i >° ' •" *
, 4* , .*-0
BON MARC HE
itii i«t. i«3 secona urnea 115. it? pa? m
Apron Lawns, Towels,
Toweling.
; CfitvkM Knd Str'r.t'l N.it" a 3flc-. ii»«
| patterns, ;»t tie. 7'-c. > l-3c, I<*. l-'vc to
i 3.V a yard
I India Lawns, In a!! grad s, from 5c to
i &V a yard
Whltr Apron I.awns \\ th pretty t>or
<i< rs. at 12S and 1 "><• o var i.
Linen t'rashes and «*»*«-« k-d Towvl
ln«s. bb a -hed and unbleachvd. from ac
to 30*-* a yard.
lt«-st (juaSily Faticy Str;;-» d Satin Fin
ished Feat fur Ti> klnt;. at I' and ISc a
>- Irl
*jtn>d B.d Tickings at 4>', »**»<• uv to
ISc h > iri.
4'xb H >ney Comb d T«w-W. V each.
4.'*! x Honey Combed T'W.is. <x'.ra
hew v. T' V ( • acb
All Lln-n lh:« k T a • !-». PV « \ h.
>;xts Ail Linen liuck Towels, l-
! eah
4' All I In en ll:ck Towels, l.'c < "oh.
4 x.2 1 »a:r..i.-k Tow»b.
fancy u I plain white borders, 2Sc each,
j 4»\.'4 Turk Poweis. K. > • aci
4-\-4 Lxtia H- avy TOW.jIS.
j„. , a- h.
Lac« Applt.'jue and Stamped Pillow
S ; -»• i iiurcaa Scurts r< . . < d to
clean out.
New Table Linens.
71-'-u h Rte<chM TH»'»b> Si tin Da
r ask, $1 •> and $1 1 a > <r 1
h Bleacf.-ai S.- U". T ; e l i am tsk.
at f: and v t— a y >.r l
:.• I'd. aor d .-a .a la':" ■ I>.in;;sk,
?:-■ a yard
, I ' v- h.-l >ri- TV-: Damask,
»; ■ » Iwi: train «t *«C a yard.
TU-'.rch Unhtenched fable Linen, es
t• a k ■ <1 x t ue-e. at tV"'. «c and
a v.ird
•.*•. Fnblea Iml TiMa lateen, at
ir.: »• i xsiTit.
,4-inch All L.nen, it 2.V a yard.
- .t-: t ; t Tv' lv I"irr,a-k-. at 130
a": I ".i a yard.
N w .-">• •' r -. x R. d T LTi
en }wt In. at nil pace* from Ufae to
«x i vard
N» 'X «• ■ k f Fn Id". . N'a kins
j .st ir to tr t»ch ta •• 1 ner-.«.
1 K <• of * r sshc» a; . Art i,
Sheetlnfis and Bedspreads
] v.< Ft. >.«.• •• ir.# a."o *. R- idy-mide
j Sheets special. «#e.
.< 4 A! i*k \ i y 1 i IRa t> -
j made . k - . ;a. 4."-
' V- .xtrt '. i-o -te H* avy White
N a* *■ TT' ■ ' f. *'*T of
\\ ;• S ' Air- • . j \t
• . J t; } ' io U■ ■
» , J.• »•. h 1 L 'Ckw >d sae« ilngs
• i Bleached l- k-».-. l Sheet ng*
at ITo
:>4 1 a.- • d L •.» • I S-. . t.nga
at
» 4 >'• « -5 Lock* 1 S-. -.ga
\t l i
i :- ' . 5.'; / i t k'* ■ 1 S'r • • "k <
at.
- 4 • a-d L*x'kw vid S-.et-ur.ga
♦ ,i » •* i • >•
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SEATTLE. WASHINGTON, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.1898.
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear.
I...dies' Ribbed, Fleece-Lined, Ix>:ig-
Sleeved Ves' - . special Monday, Sk\
a Union Suits, • l
sizes for ia::es, w.il- finished, at oOe. Mhf
The Melba, perfect fitting. silk and rib- >
bun trimmed, a splendid g.irment. at 7;»\ J jsL
A splendid Seamless i
tins I'nion Suits, in tcru, natural, white /Vgjyj#®
and M.H-K. in part wool and all wool, at J WEMA.
ttc $: 00. I; IS f1.75. $.• /
Ladies' All-Wool and Part-Wool Rib- tt\\
bed and Flat I'n K rw.-ar, extra values at «*-ra n
Wc, Too, 95c to 51.50 a garment. »\
Children's Fie* Union Suits. I- 'Tf rL\
all size*. in gray and ecru, at %c and 50e a r .PjgT
Children's I>erby Ribbed Fleece-Lined
and Natural W. I" < ■■VK
I qtaX !] »)
Children's Fine Australian All-Wool
Underwear from 200 up. / . VBLtlu'
Roys' Random Wool Shirts and Pants,
all sizes, iio each.
Men's Underwear.
M< n's Random Wool Underwear, double-thread finished
scam;-. isc a garni* nt.
Men's Heavy Jersey Ribbed Underwear, fleeced, supe
rior ;\nl>h, 4->c a garm> nt.
Men's Camel's ilair Underwear, finished seams, very
soft and servletabje. special 50e a garment.
Men's Natural Wool L'nderwear, "Fleece Lined," un
dyei. sanitary and nun-sarinklng. U2u.1l price 6Jc. special
SOe a garment.
Men's N rmal Wool Und< rwear, in natural gray cr
Camel's Hair, superior finish, sp-, a: T.V- a garment.
Men's Sanitary Wool l'nderwear. natural fleeced, fa'.l
weight, w i;h $1.25. special f:">o a garment.
Men's Fe Lined Wool Underwear, « x*ra three-thread
full finished, a superior garment, worth 5i.25. only SI.OO a
garment.
Gent's Pure W.-ol l'nderwear. fall weight, perfectly
sanitary, in natural, gray or camel's hair, regularly
special SI.OO a garment.
Mil's Heavy Jr.- y Ribbed Wi» I Underwear, buff color,
form fitting, usually 51.50. special $ 1. 2r, a ginnent.
Ilea's Natural C.rav Und* rw- ar, . ur v* ry best, made of
tin- st Sf'.eeted Australian wool, superior make and llnb.ll,
SI.To a garment.
Shoe Department.
Our new ftick <>f Ladies", M:sses"
and Children's Shot s is up-to-date in
style and can't be beat in wearing
qualities All our Shoes are well made
by ilr*t-cl,ivs manufacturers
T.adi>" «' I) ■ > ;blfi S 1a Shoes, in f]n«
v 1 kid and tmx calf or kangtroo <-a If.
<tn bought at our Sh- It ; artment
for !e>-« th in eNewh. re. Wi- k-■ p lilt ni
In st-».«k at ftom I!, .ay to z~>.
SOME OP OUR LK.\ 1 »ERS.
Ladles' D ne a Doable S L'ica
SnOcs all - z.> ind width*. J1.73.
!-i■!■ Box Calf Double 8 tie Lara
Bh<>> ail >iz «. an i widths. $1 T5.
La !•-.<' T>ul! I> r.ffol ♦ I»oub'e Sole
Shr»y, coin U* , t2M.
I .ad < It v ('alf and Kangaroo Calf
Liiv- Shoes.
I tdir-s' Vi■•! Kil M Kay Welt Double
t- f 1. id- Shvit s. '
lv< - Box ' aif M Kay \V. It Dou-
S b* I.aoe Sb <>«•».
1 , ' s' 1 iat.d Sv*"•! Lice Shot ?, «H".;n
to* . 53 ♦*>
- H ■ ' St #vl K ißg,ir.;j K. l
I.aci Sno« s. J" 00.
V; i K.l 1"» <ubl« Sole K 1
1 l.a, ■ S ■ . - $3
-ad -• IL.'; i S w Vcl Kid Lire
at i }•; Ho;.", fi ;s „
' >• Hand T i Vi.-l Ki i Li e
fl ' ■■! i i'j ■■ '■■tt Hh • s I i • >
Y • » ... r" 1 srri' irtriin* on our
ta'trvn niUfw. < and convince
voureclf. We in selling out several
.;n' v ot S ».■-1> I) .a c<>st.
Gloves iind Corsets.
1« >:. nof N w Fa:; <Y. \« jy>t In,
r w biu« n-. «. n», greens, tans and
brow its »nd M a k
A 2-eii-.p Pique at-1 Ltck-tUtcb(4
> warranted and tstted to tne
1 1. d. prt « S; ki 4 jn;r
11< r ;.n*> K;: at S . Ol in th«
r » ->t s: - t;. a m-'ai Ind ; ■ irl
claspa. at ti „» tnd *> » p*;r
>: »i '•»' M ld-»> r. v— }trt (! i;-n
j'airs of Kil OIOVM, gll color*
an , bij. k. at .'■!** a patr.
i ,'i« A merit in La<ly, Tvojnp* n
Sk O } 1 1 j B.
« ' ' '-» iii« ; i : .5 j -:J 1 : r«>. t
; ,» ;ii <
Kew Dress Trimmings
and Dress Fronts.
Silk V. hair and Jet S-*a at j'K, SJ-a.
7". - > y; 7-
N » 1 Br' :V :n il-
N * 1 .i, k Sat*", a 1 \-i F'-M
Tr.jrmj;.gs. a r i:'?
Net* j 8 i • .<• , R. irl Pa -- r:- r'-
*" in ~a.r ltraiui,
ladles' Sweaters.
F'- 1 r r-»r* ' Stx - > V.
' ;-r y -* ■ %. V ir.d $. ..
N r ■ an >. tym SweAtaea in grra:
Tart-:>, fr in
Monday 0n1y... ♦
Br«t qaalit* Domestic Smvonjr Yarn, alt color*
and black ............ J
—3k Skein. I
T Bleached Damask Towel?, knot- "
ted fr.nges. Monday special.... V
12 -« l.aoh. V
X T
J . . . lit tilllllll . .-H-K-rj.
Y Cream Floating S<"»ap, Monday. 4*
%P ® |
J. le a Bar. .j.
T:111: i:: i:: 11::n:: 11: j
X Best Fleece-lined Wrapper j.
j« Monday
*|* 7 ! jC a Ynrd. f
31 Turkey Red Black Fisuml Call- .j.
T co, Monday 4*
Y S'-c a Yard. T
T 75 pieces of Fancy Gold Drapery. T
X new and pretty patterns, Man- J.
Y day only 4*
T 5c a Yard. T
i i<i :■ i-I't'l-I-H-H^-^:
T Good Outing Flannel, checked *f*
ar.d striped. Monday
•Ji 3V.C a Yard. y
X 36-inch Fancy Colored and Ro- T
y man Striped Taffeta Idning, X
2| Monday only j
X He a Yard. *t"
•j'^ , T%*VV , fV'rVVV'!"« ,, S , vW , TTTV%* X
X Silk Velvets, black and j|
colors. Monday only .j.
4* 49c a Y'ard. -(•
f : 11: •M :: i • •~ s *r
X Ladles' Long-sleeved, Ribbed. X
J Fleece-lined Vests, Monday T
X willy X
iJLo *«
Oc Each. X
4* t:; t;t . .. ... :
X Men's Working Shirts, dark col- V
I X ors, Monday only X
i T X
'f 100 Each. *|*
x ;t .. . ... X
•J# X
j* Men's Seamli ss Fast Black and y
|j. Brown Hose, Monday 0n1y.... |j!
j r,c „ r..r, |
i Bleached Cotton Ilurk Towels, V
4» Monday only •£
? 4c Lneh. *|*
x~ 'k
Vestibule Extension Curtain A
f Rods, complete 4*
J. X
I r«o Each. »
X I
II X
T good quality Bleached
• J, Aluslin Ready made Pillow
I I
-j- Cases. Monday special y
T X
I fie Korh.
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>"° u know." sai l a S< v
\ \ attie society bud recently,
J J "I think the odict that has
Rone forth placing a ban on
hiiKjjir.c in dan< - ir:g la per
fectly horrid. A person cannot -lance near
ly so well at arms' length, ar.d besides
there is a limit <ia to the degree of bur
ning. I just lon't care. I intend dancing
just as 1 have been, no matter if a doxen
edicts have been issued." and the manner
in which ;he stamped her pretty little foot
left no doubt as t»» hr meaning.
Several small affairs took p'.ac-e during
the past w« k that si rved to make inter
esting what promised to be a stupid week.
In the older set the announcement that
several of the leader* would shortly leave
Oit an extended v:11 so Europe is the prin
cipal topic of conversation. It is thought
this is but the beginning of an exodus to
the oil country by society people who are
ambitious to improve themselves l»y for
eign travel and study. During the next
few months, it is said. Hymen's services
will lie called upon by several couples in
the smart set, one of the affairs at least
to bo a church wedding.
The Nesika set was entertained last
Saturday evening by Miss Kthei Canlm,
of Eighteenth avenue. Dancing was the
feature of the eveninp. Those present
were: Mrs. Frank Cardln, of Tacoma;
Miss Clarice Cardin. of Taroma; Miss Nel
lie Cardin, of Taroma; Sara Atkin
son. Mi s G< n<* (Iraham. Miss Dorothy
Phelps, Mi-s Amy Corey, Miss Alice Vin
nedge, Miss I* fa Conn. MWs Elsie Bruns,
Miss Eesle Fisher. Miss Ida Smith, Miss
N'ttie Smith. Miss Mattie Keating. Miss
Clare liagley, Miss Llewellyn Morrison,
Mr. Clayton Crawford. Mr. Webb Yin
nedge, Mr. E. H. Geary, Mr. Eouis S.
Crag'.n, Mr. !,o„-m Geary, Mr. Coll Mur
ray. Mr. Fred Hicks, Mr. IMI Hicks, Mr.
Fred Hammond*, Mr. diehard mke. Mr.
Harry Walt hew, Mr. George IT Allen. Mr.
J. Chester Fox and Mr. Sylvester Harring
ton.
Ttie largest affair of the past week was
a luncheon at Firloch y« stcrd; v «iven i»y
Mrs. E. E. Alnsworth. Covers were laid
for eighteen, the tab!* being in the form of
a horseshoe, a pretty diversion from the
ordinary style of tete-a-tete, A launch took
the gue.sts from Madison street to the club.
An elaborate menu was served. The ladles
attending were: Mrs A F Mrs.
Thomas Green, Mrs. E. O. Graves. Mrs. M.
F. Hackius, Mrs. John Cole, Mrs. I, E.
Smith, Mr*. Charles Waton, Mrs. Mont
gomery RoawQ, Mrs G»-ary, Mrs. Sh'-p
--herd. Mrs Winfleld Smith, Mrs. H. C.
Henry. Miss Henry, Mr*. Fllklns, Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Mrs. Frederick \V:n*. Mrs.
G. F. Fay and Mrs. J>hn foiling
M'" A E. M-icCulsky. M:=s Mao
Cuk»ky. M: ■« Struve and Miss Furth leave
in about Pn days for i.'sfiad. They will
first visit '.n and then cow oven
to Paris, where they will upend the winter
In study, Mr« MacCul'ky to take up art
and Mi*N Struve and Fur'h to pursue
the dtsKiy of French. In the wprlng Judge
and Mrs. If. <». Struve and Mrs. Frederick
Karl Struve will J ''n the party In Paris
and all spend the balance of the summer
in trawling about the continent. With the
departure of so many of Seattle's leading
society people th>- winter and f*prlng prom
ise's to he quite dull.
M!«« Martha K. atlnsr entertainer! a few
friends on h».ir I th> vach t Kelp;, on Fri
day To party b.-ft the boathouse about
10 o'clock and cruised around the Sound,
returning at- »t 7 oYh k. Th •«« present
w>re- Mrs <\arroll, Mrs, Yorke Barrlng
ton. Miss Keating. MUs Ethel f'arlfn
Miss Dorothy Phelj!-. Miss Elsie. Pruns,
Mr George Alien. Mr Wislock Miliar, Mr
Frank Ingeraoll ar 1 Mr Hubert Clary.
On Dit: Whlie r,'-- formally announced,
!t is we»| known ; n society circle* that Mr.
1' tJr.g and M .«* Alice M .-Naught
are #rgag« ! Mifs la the
daue'.'ter of Mr an! Mr<i James M f-
of N*' -.v York, and is a young la |y
of many att ; nn>r*H Mr. I*nr was f>r a
lor.g time secretary of t> Chamber of
("nmm»rer, > :t is at present connected
with the I' aston-Alaska Transportation
Company.
The of Mr Claude C. Pam
sav an! Miss Ori « K:'ar.«r» AnVrwn
h;» !.■'f n inn-.-m-ed. toe wedd r* to *ak«
place some time before the close of the
year. Both part-»-s '-.re weli an 1 favorably
known tn v--at»..« , ■:■ ' v tr '<•«. M?«« Ar.-
<1 'son t-e;r.i* » t nig '••r o* M- A r Ars
•!»r»»n one <.? »';»• r.rd« k st r- sldents In the
ritv. and Mr. Par*:-- »>• 1* a wen known
mem?*'r of t-.c Southern
+ -l 4.
>?>-- w. i 'H ► ! • ti. an* Miss Vale,
of San It'mar lir; i, C.1., are In the ,-ity
voting fri« r> 'a Mis.- V h.a eper.-t the
* gggff M *<• W hh at the l.l?Ter'jl
h. • or. •**«• *- '■k.a u* *' Sk- k • river,
itr.i tn S» it' . *r» rhome
#»vt - g th >•• .r.g 'a'ii' * w< r-- en*er»a{n«-!
aril n«-r > y il.-s Sar i a Hohertaon,
of V.'-'-i M »l:«on »tr.- t.
TT.e opo; '~ j the P K O
C'-jh w h••; * f i Of h- *r> •of
Mr< -'r ■' An onus'iaily mter
• •' -pr- -rr.; mme wi riven, if: -u;:ng a
r rni"«er of j. > pes, ■■.•} tv rrrosSc and
rofrerhr.'.et. * ' v n M-0.-Tay. : » mt>er I),
fh» P K • i Ouh wi;i »stfr'iin *he Cen
tury it *h« k, n» ■ f M r s It 'in Den
ny, Ninth avn-j- a• ' Seneca street.
-r- -r •*-
Mr® Thorn-T• a»gave a am ill Vat.
par'y »V 5n- 's .• ci"i e* Those
•• Were: Visa Rvtil A)!en. M,«s II in
f : !, V V- H M;sa I»ui*e
HayJ. Mr F» 'ry, Mr Winlock
\i iic Mr Msr.ify II Mi r.es and Mr. O.
I, M <;>ivra
Mrs J I' !< s'-nin enter* '.inr 1 tho
Frsai«t Mo» -la;.- .fterr'.on. ft
*as ti • :••• "'k r «,.? • >»'•• ar,d ill
showed .i dr-4rr a' -1 a. w. i:»ir:-,ees to -to
all to the r jw>we>r to n-.k« tfte »! u Jy of
Freach a p.eaature and aiao a »ucteaa. The
PAGES 13 TO 24. ?
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lllH™!ff 111 *IM * IJ.
r^oUtll
JJrtT&zI SSiA
c'ub will be conducted. as In th«> past toxxß
years. by Monsieur vVrsrant. The mem*
bers of the club are: Mrs, A. H. A»der«
:j. Mr*. J. CoJl'.tls, Miss S>un»a Colling,
Mrs, V. Denny. Mrs. H. Clay Rver»oi%
Mrs. C. U Hasan. Mrs, J. D. lawman,
Mrs .1 Mf.Vjuijh!. Mrs o. W, Sharpies,
Mrs. She; :1. Mv. Stimson. Mis* Mary
Stra\• Mi«-< A. Nickels, Mias }". M Tnom«
ton. Mi«* V Hanford. Mrs. Wilson. Mr#.
• Vrover. Tht next meeting will be held
Mon iay aft«?;r..on at the aome of Mr*. J.
M -V iiuht, corner of Marion and Sixth
avenue.
Mr. George Folscm returned last week
from a year* <*tay at M anook. Alaska,
where Mr. Jostah Oaltin*. Mr George
Hyde Preston and Mr. A. J RalUet went
to niake fortunes. Mr. FV>l.inn w.u» vjuits
iii several day« after his return.
Miss Ada Hanford's patriotic Idea. of
raisin* funds throughout the stAto with
which to purchase a suitable testimonial
f*»r Vdmiral I>ewoy'» fl.ij.ship Otvmpls, is
meeting with gre«it favor everywhere.
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Innvman. Mrs. K. I*.
T» rry -and Mb<s Pelly wheeled to T«c Con
ner -arly last week and ferried over to
Orcaa, where they remained several days
enjoying the beauties of the island.
Mrs. J. Howard Watson and son havs
returned from their summer home at T*tke
Chelan. For the present they are stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. E. 15. Piper, at 604
Harvard avenue north.
Rumor h.u* it that x well-known society
hank clerk and <>;:o of the prettiest girls
of the older set will soon he married. The
wedding will be a church affair and of
course very elaborate.
Mrs J. C. Haines and Mr*. A. It, Stew
art returned Wednesday afternoon frosn
New Westminster, where they wont us
representatives of the Red Cross Society.
Mr Charles A. Piper, of Portland, 1»
visiting ttis brothers, Edgar It.. Georg#
IT.l T . and Fred \V. Piper, in this city. Mr.
Piper will return to Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Winfleld K. Smith and f-hUdren
l«ave tomorrow for the Kant. They will
visit Chicago and other points, remaining
about two months.
The executive committee of the Stat®
R<d Cr»«t4 Society will meat Wednesday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clo'k in the Taeom*
hotel, Tacoma.
Mrs. L. 11. Gray entertained at dinner
Tuesday Mrs. .Joseph Green, of Port Or
chard. and Mrs. Hugh Warren, of Mont
gomery, Ala.
Mrs. McWhite, of Qette City, who haa
been visiting in Seattle for several weeks,
returned to her Montana home yesterday.
Mr. lister Turner and MLss Turner will
tak<» apartments this week at Mrs. Har
rington's, Ninth avenue and Cherry street.
The young men of the Agayne set ars
arranging a party to take pl«c« at the
Queen Anne hall next Friday evening.
Kev. J. P. D. IJwyd, rector of St.
Mark's church. leaves shortly to visit old
parishioners at Omaha, Neb.
4* -f +
Miss Cene Graham haw returned to Taro
ma, where sho will resume her studies at
the Annie Wright seminary.
Mrs. Arthur Hawley hn* gone East,
where she will rema:n until the return of
her husband from Alaska.
Mrs. Jam«* McNaught and Mine Alice
MeNaugM hwz '*•« *rst of the week for
their New York home.
Mrs Charles I>. of San Franc! too,
Is vUlting her sister, Mrs. ti. <». Simpson,
of 717 Madison street.
llown: son of Mr. and Mra. R
<* It : ' ' I ist we.-k to continue hta
atdulfa a' Si «ttu k.
X Jim
Mts Simpson, of Victoria, 1e vis
iting Mrs Samuel l-'rauenthal, of Ma
rion street.
4-4-4-
Mr and Mrs Charbw Power spent the
greater part «f th* p »st week at L<ake
Cr< scent.
Mrs. F 11. Pow n and M'»a A*ne«
p. w n spent Th if y with friends in 8«*
attie
■A. x.
Mr Charie,* M Sh' if<\ Jr. will leave
Friday to enter tiie Harvard Saw school.
-»- + •+-
flcm viev» lt» !f.> was the guest of
Miss Hope t; *-- it last w» ek.
+ + +
M" a Amy Purn<-'t wdl spent th« winter
w th Miss J—e Kershaw at Terotim,
a- -f- -f-
Mr. Will r-turned Sunday from
a most enjoyable trip to Portland.
-f, -j~ ~4~
Mrs H war? Josiyn >ft on Friday to
visit T-: ittves in "ircencas'le, Jnd.
■•f H"
Mrs H. <* Henry Is enjoying a visit from
hr r..f e, M,-« H» nrv.
n Knnutii.
Am rg toe «ial ev nt» of the n< f\ at
Oiymi'l t w is the m rriage of M m Susie
It H gsrlr-- ar. S Mr Marrr A Wait, n at
th<- summer r«xt r.: < of Mr a*. I Mra. A.
!, Sutton, near Woodland. Tr.e c< remony
w.)is jierf .*.*r."l i * h-g'.t nwjn We»lnesday
by Rev. Seal Cheatham. fn,!y Intima.;*
fff—iltMded. The house »'a« very pre*,
t'.iy decorated with r» • > daf'iia*. alters
a; 1 evergr«-r.« A a—! ilng luncheon fOl-
Jow«-l th" c«-r. m <nv Pot a Mr uid Mrs.
Walton ,»r»- *• H kr wt« in Pe»t*le «nd have
an esj.< -lai'.y large <*lr- e of fr!»n1» tn
K ithern Calif'-r ;; i. M». Walton :* a B*an„
f-.rd n an and h v t><- n for ve-irs i ierit.i'a d
*!tn ath.'-- • ma" r* In genera), and will
r' mb re) one of the
t-n k f ■ aM flayer* of • r*:tl»f rnia cnt,
)r(p t tin. lis ;s :■< p-e-» ni >,:<
;<,r t l .. c r nldated Pr-.wing Company of
StattSe.
-4 4* +
The «-!.ej'tl*» of th* weeg In wedding
rr;.<» waa the marriage of Mr I». If.
Carey, of Noethport, Wash., and Mill
Mis Ar.fn e.y of Seattle Th» nup
,* wer«- » a;nts» Iby Jtev Father F.
v jo.-' rr..O', at '"u" '"TiJr;h 'if Our
l.ady «:f l il ;p yes-ertlay «• V; 1 !
n >vn, in the pr m-sc* of tortnute frten-tt
«1 ti»« contracting parties. Al.a» J-5U £,

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