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JUDGING from the number of so
cial affairs Inst week In Beattlo
one might almost conclude that
Seattle society people have deter
mined to exfend the time pre
scribed for Lent. Indeed, some
weeks In Dent were busier than last.
It Is rather strange that more Indoor af
fairs were not given, for at no time of
the year can more elaborate and artistic
decorations be easily made. Outdoor af
fairs were also very few, probnbly due
to the natural distrust Seattle people have
for Puget sound weather at this time of
the year. The principal topic of con
versation Just nrtw is the sailing of steam
ers for Cape Nome, and In the next week
or two many well known people will be
missed from the ranks of society.
The principal Indoor event of the week
was Mrs. C. H. Hamilton's tea on Thurs
day. This was a beautiful affair and
was well attended. A couple of Informal
dances were given. The largest danc
ing party was the Neslka Club party
last night. Most of the prominent
younger society people were there.
The naval station at Port Orchard was
the scene of a number of social functions
last week The presence of Admiral
and Mrs Kauti, In addition to the offi
cers of the battleship lowa, gave spe
'etnl Interest to the week. A number of
8 sat tie people visited there during the
week and were guests at several of the
affairs.
Little In particular is announced for
this week. The Shannon reception on
Wednesday evening will probably be the
most elaborate affair A few launch and
outdoor parties are dependent upon the
wsathsr.
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On# of the rao«; successful parties of the
tvesk among the younger society people of
the oily was that given at the Queen Anns
Club house last night by the popular Ne
slka Club It was the tlrst party given by
the club since December The club has
slnoe been reorganised with a few slight
chcygc In the personnel '>f the members,
who now are Mr H. lxignn Cenry. Mr.
Rldgley Clinton Force, Mr Fred D Ham
mons, Mr Clayton Crawford. Mr. Charles
Tarry Scurry. Mr. Reginald Kaylor. Mr.
Purvis Hau»mnn. Mr. John Boles A'lng.
Mr. Warren Hamilton Taylor, Mr. Edward
Garrett, Mr. Sylvester Harrington. Mr
Harrv Wilkinson, Mr Robert Hugh Urink
*r. Mr Harry M W tWhew, Mr Mau.-'cs
WycllfTe Thi«ipsr>r. Mr. E. D. Rood Mr
Frank tMngley, Mr Umgdon C. Henty
Mr. Charles Wlllard Stlmson
The Queen Anna Club house, where last
night's parly wiis given, was tastefully
decorated for the occasion with signal
flags from the Vnlted States revenue cut
ters now In the luirbor. Evergreen* and
cut flowers were also used with charning
effect, while the emblem of ')e club a
largo letter "N." encircled with rlboon*
and evergreens, occupied a prominent posl
tloa. I.lght refreshments were served
throughout the evening Muslo was fur
nished by Wagner's orchestra A l&ige
number of young people were rreaenf.
The Invitation list was as follows Mr
and Mrs. H C Henry. Mr and Mrs. R. V.
Ank. nv Mr and Mrs G H Klttlnger.
M- and Mrs F A Wing Mr and Mrs
George li. Fisher Mr and Mrs C. D.
fttlnv en. Mr and Mrs II F (luerln. Mr
snd Mrs A M Hliks Mr :• nU Mis O \Y
Crockett Mr and Mis Harry Fredsrl.k,
Mr and Mrs C C Ramsay. Mr. and Mrs
N. It Solncr Mr and Mrs J 1> Ixiwmtn,
Mr ami Mr* Frsnk Frlnk. Mr and Mrs
John >1 Scurry, Mr and Mr* Henry Kuhr
rnan Mr and Mre 1. K Smith Mr and
Mr, Walter S Kulton. Mr .Hid Mn H A
K.er I*r and Mrs It II i.antie Mr and
Mis M H Augustine Mr i id Mr« II S
RtuhMn* Mr nin! Mrs s 1, Crawford.
Mr aid -VlrM I-' C J>!',n-\ne Mr ard
Mr* Ilurw'd Sfcirgan Mr sill Mra
.'••>»rgi> KtM-hor. Mr and Mr* K li
Stlui.-on Mr itnil Mrs I I' Blaliu Mr
and Mrs K W Hick*. Mr and Mr*
Frtu.lt Frederick. Mr and Mrs Fred H
Itaxtei Mr and Mr* I' A l*urd* Mr
and Mis F.lll* Morrison Mr ni. I M s
William Sh.flleld Mr and Mr* W «•
Keith Mi and Mr* Howard J-slyn Mr
and M'a I» I* Byrne Mr and Mr ■ llarry
lira.-e Mr and Mr« F Newton Mi
an,l Mrs llaua liixeau, Mr and Mr, F A
Bell. Mr and Mr* J t* Slater Mr and
Mi* l-> m Mra I!.»ll!n Sanford Mrs
llartba Whit* Fidtcn Mr*. J' W WllltlB
a«i" Mi" W I, I. s*r> \l'a Nekeel Ml->s
Atkln-. Mi A,I ill Mlas Bruna.. Mlaa
Kiln I Itagley. Mlaa tiu.le .'lark. Miss
Fti *1 lit; Mlas BerttM t'nx kett Mlsa
Mllll.ClU I'o» Miss F.t',l Harrett Mis
.l aie lUnfyrd Mis, Fran.. s A Hall,
► |lr,.',) Mlaa lnglli l Ml-s M.i'lu
K -jlutg Mi s Ada Morgan. M.sa M Kin
nay, Mlsa May I'ra-tt. Miss Mollie I'lulilna.
Mlas r. is Sml h. Mlsa Almee Smith. M.-a
S.'U M.-h Mae Thompson Mlsa Wil-
Ipi Ml - rU a Wing. Ml».» \uung. MI-«
l ampl'l Ml s lt!it«nk Mis, Hamilton,
Mil. [link. M!»a H>dge Ml«s
Mlsa Frame Mia, Nekeel. M . A iaina.
Miee K.ctet,. a Adair Mlas Clarice BUM,*,
Mlsa Alice i'ialre liogley. Misa iVrdin,
Miss lv - Canlln, Mlsa Collin* Mlsa Ra
tclle Fisher Ml., ..oodfellow Miaa Hmi
ri' l Miss H' lm.se Misa Alfrixla Hewiy.
Mlas Iti - It a' - Morgan. Miss S.dle
M un Morrlaon. Mlaa pNMk, Miss
h,i>. Mi; 1 ..ura Kuniaoy. Mis* Ida
iini; Mi ■ Simpson Mlas Kthal Sample.
Mis- Thnn.aen, Mlas lnga Thomaen. Mlaa
Mabel Webb. Mlsa Warren. Mus s>ae; hlne
Yuailig. Mlaa DioWeng, Mlaa Cor«i, Mlaa
Haydcn. Mlsa U,im Hethawav Mua
(inie UrailAn.. Mlsa I'e.k, M.aa Webater,
Aai\ Aibark Anu«i|vU« 44ft A-j*. s
Mr. P. H. Amml<lown. Mr. R. B. Allaln,
Mr. William Blake, Mr. C. H. Burnett.
Mr. Jess Brtnker. Mr. Robert Booth, Mr.
Frank Brown, Mr. Revaud Blanchard, Mr.
Walter Blabon, Mr. Ed Craig, Mr. L. S.
Cragln, Mr. J. Thomas Dovey, Mr. Charles
DeHergh, Mr. O. J. Iwni, Mr. E. C. Kills,
Mr. J. Chester Fox, Mr. F. J. Foster, Mr.
I, W. Farr, Mr. Gerald Frlnk, Mr E. H.
Geary, Mr. Hugh Goodfeilow, Mr. Harding
(low, Mr. Ernest Herald, Mr. Ed Herald,
Mr. Eugene Hoekett. Mr. Joseph Harris.
Mr. Ralph Hopkins. Mr. I. L. Hyland, Mr.
William Inglis. Mr Frank B. Ingnrsoll,
Mr Fred Mallory, Dr. F. K. Munday, Mr.
Win lock Miller, Mr. Fred McMillan, Mr
Philip Morrison, Mr George Lamping,
Mr. M. M. Odell, Mr. J. Onk Preston, Mr.
J. Percy Parkinson, Mr. Horace Phillips,
Mr. B. F. Petley, Mr. George U. Piper, Mr.
E. 1,. Reber, Mr. Ralph Reher, Mr. Stocks
ton Rutnsey, Mr. Lenos Rlckard, Mr. H. J.
Ramsay. Mr. Ralph Ross, Mr. Paul Rich
ards, Mr. J. Von Rounsefell, Mr. Harry
Shenfe. Mr James Sheafe, Mr. Harold
Smith. Mir. Harry Stout, Mr. Harry Stone,
Mr. Matt Scurry. Mr Henry Tomllneon,
Mr. Gin' Sweney, Mr. Webb Vlnnedge,
Mr. F. Boyd Wells, Mr. Yawger, Mr. Gros
venor Folsom, Mr. Biasing, Mr. Morgan of
Tacoma, Dr. G. 8. Pcterkln, Mr. R. B. Der
ickson. Mr. Claude Sceley of Tncoma, Mr.
Charles Piper. Mr. Thinmas Fransloll. Mr.
Bacon, Mr. D. G. Inverarlty, Mr. Joshua
Green. Capt. Dickens and Mr Appl'ton,
Mr. Easier anrl Dr. Markee, of the t' S S
Gedney, Dr. Dlgglns and Mr Jacobin!, of
the U. 8. S. Patterson. Mr. Flynn Mr
1 iewls, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Dutton and Mr
Fitzgerald, of the U. 8. 8. Pathfinder.
* + +
The largest and most elaborate function
of the past week was the afternoon tea
given by Mrs. Charles H. Hamilton e,n
Thursday from 4 to 6 at her home, Ml 4 Har
vard avenue north. The feature of the af
fair was the profusion of (lowers us* 1 in
decoration. In the reception room where
Mrs, Hamilton and her mother. Mrs. W.
B. Shaw, greeted the guests tha color
scheme was red. Red rosrtl and smllax
were placed advantageously in every pos
sible place. In the windows, over tha doors
and windows, and on the table* The man
tel was a perfect bank of bright red roses
entwined with delicate pink organdie and
smllax. In this n»xn Mrs. J D Wood
worth, Ml* E C Neufelder Mrs Fr. d 8.
Stlmson, Mr* U E. Smith, Mrs. H. A
Blgelnw and Mrs Richard Stevens also
assisted In receiving the guests. Th
parlor was In white and green. beautiful
white rosea, smllax and ferns being meat
In evidence Punch wa» served In the
lllirary by Mrs. Frank A Bell, assisted by
Miss Clara Wing and Miss Hodge. This
•mall room was a bower of yellow Scotch
broom being used profusely On the table,
which was garnished with strawberries
and other fruits, stood the punch bowl,
garland«d with green and pink. Djtmy
refreshments were served In the dining
room, where Mi*. M E. Downs and Mrs
C. 3. Smith presided, assisted by Miss Col
lins, Miss Hoyden. Miss Elisabeth S i 11h
and Miss Mabel Webb, (in the table sev
eral large bouquets of brilliant red peo
llnStood, selling off arimlr.iblv the whit-;
tablecloth and streamers of white 'tulle.
The tea was very pretty and thoroughly
enjoyable. Oven one hundred people w ro
present.
+ + +
Great preparation* ore being made at
tin' minimum aummer resorts around Se
nttle for the coming aeason. It Is ex
pected that « larg.- number of Seattle
people and tourlnts will avail themselves
of the opportunity of visiting aome "f
these delightful places The Antler*, at
l.ake Cuahman I" making preparation*
for a larg- number of visitors The
aumnier bold will be opened about June
1, anil on July 4 a new hostelry called
the Andlrondack ramp will be opened
+ + +
Mr. S<l t» Simpson gn\e a small dinner
at tiie Hotel Butler on Fridajr night In
honor of MaJ it P Bingham an 1 rapt
\\ 1* Richardson, of the department of
Alaska The tabic van prettily decorated
with lanjuemlnot rosea an I amilav and
, uhted with candelabra Mi Simpson's
other guest* were Mr U <"
Mr Jttiira I) lloge )r Mr l>e<-er Tut
ner lien. J. H Metcalfe and Mr. K \V
WU'.iama
+ + ♦
Mas Pri. e >;>t*r of Mr F. TV
Frl.-e hn 1 Mrs Fl< »lus S C 'le, of th;s
vity. and Mr. Falcon Jo.*hn w vu married
M.i> S> at Miss l'rlre's honi' In IWWItt,
After the ceremonj a wedding
breakfast was served and :h« couple h'fl
t r Seattle They are at present the
«uWti of Mrs Cole, but will lea.e .!i
Wednesday for Mr Joslin a home in Da*-
aon City
+ + t
Ttie announcement la made of t.' » en
gagement of Mlaa M.ilg> Kowlet » <••-
wf Mr a'.d Mra E H Fowler, to M Al
fred Ba; le of this city. The engagement
waa announced at «n Informal tea on
Thursday afternoon at Mtss Kowler'a
iK'iua at Hi U .ton lit*, n. ilia iveddl »•
will take pU' ■ early In June.
+ + +
Mrs C W Hurr. of l*ort tirchard. g.iv#
a chaflnii diah parly Saturd.t) night, May
12. In honor of Miss Hanford and Miss
iiayd,n. of Seattle, and MUa Henrietta
King, of Tacotua, who are her gueata.
+ + +
A number of Seattle people have been
vlaltlng at the naval station during the
gwl week. Mia, auu i-'.tw.
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1900
Semple were guests of Mrs. E. K. Cole;
Miss Hayden and Miss Hanford were
guests of Mrs. C. W. Burr; Mrs. Lewis
and Miss Lewis visited Mrs. J. B. Cogh
lan.
+ + +
Mrs. A. W. Phillips (rave a pleasant
dancing party at her home, 922 University
street. In honor of Sirs. F. M. Woodruff,
of Skagway, wjio is visiting her. The
house was sltuable decorated for the oc
casion with palms, cut flowers and ever
greens. About sixty young people were
present.
+ + +
Society people are taking a great Inter
est in the play "Alice In Wonderland,"
which Is to be given nt the Seattle the
ater Thursday evening. Several well
known people will take part, and it will
be made one of the social events of the
week. It will be given for the benefit
of Trinity church.
+ + +
On Friday night Mrs. E. K. Cole gave
a. card party at her home at Fort Or
chard for Miss Ethel Semple, who has
been her guest for several days. The
guests were principally officers of the
battleship lowa and young ladies who
were visiting the naval station.
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Among the large events of this week
will be a reception on Wednesday evening
by Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Shannon at their
new home on Summit avenue. A large
number of Invitations have been sent
out.
* * *
The Morning Whist Club was entertain
ed Friday by Mrs. Adams at the home of
Mrs Miles Price Renton. The first rrlze was
won by Mrs. S. Oardner Yerkes, and sec
ond by Mrs. P. B. M. Miller. Mrs. Rich
ards won the visitors',
* * *
Capt- and Mrs J. F. Pratt entertained
at an Informal dancing party on
evening. In honer of Ml as Tuttle. daughter
of Capt. Tuttle. who has heen visiting
in the city for some time. About twenty
young people were present.
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Saturday, May If, Mrs. Admiral Kautz
gave a luncheon In honor of Mrs. A. V.
Kautz at the naval station. Those pres
ent were Mrs. J. B. Coghlan, Mrs. D.
Lewis, Mrs. Burke and Miss Aubrey
Lewis.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. John Collins gave an informal tea
Friday afternoon In honor of Mrs. P. C.
Allen, of San Francisco, who Is visiting
In Seattle at present. About forty ladles
were present.
♦ + ♦
Capt. J. B. Ooglilan, of the Port Or
chard navy yard, has been seriously 111
for two weeks, and Lieut. Commander
Yorke Noel, of the lowa, has been in
charge of the station.
+ + +
The French Club was entertained last
Monday by Mrs. George F. Mayer at her
home, 1308 Terry avenue. The club meets
*1 taw Jaggson trying to drown his trouble again."
"What is it throat trouble."
tomorrow with Mrs. Robert Wilson at
the Black well.
+ + +
Admiral and Mrs. Kautz have taken a
house at Port Orchard and will remain
there until the battleship lowa leaver
the Bound.
+ + +
The Matae flub met last Friday even-
IttK at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. i\ A.
Purdy.
+ + +
<*apt Goodrich, of the battleship lowa,
has been on the si. k list for several days.
\\
The nvirrlage Is announced of Miss Eva
Smith, da light.-r of Mr. and Mrs. It. F.
Smith and Mr II A Willis, both
ot Seattle The \s» hling took place on
Wednesday ♦ v»nir.K at the home «>f tho
bride on Twenty lifth avenue, the cere
mony being performed by Kev Dunald
Ron. <>f Calvary Prvabyteiian church.
The h -• .Itut'lv «'.• rated for th*
omislou, arid after the ieri-mony a wed
ding supper was serv-d Only relative®
and intima e frl» ml* *<t t» »th parties were
present. Mr. Willis is h»-11 known in
S- at tie. b inw formerly conn* ted with
tho p..»st-lnJ 111k• net i Mi - Smith has
lived in Seattle for several years. Mr.
Willis I'Mv. s this w • k for Cape Nome
Mrs. \V Mils will remain in Seattle.
+ + +
Aq;u t weddl- gt • k :la Wednesday
ftfi» : t th- lmmac...ate Conception
chur. h n Br aJw iy, the contracting
parti* * Miss El'en li. S a-nell at 1
Mr I. I. Sa tg> , l >tU of P.i t N<»
P ;r.t K- v Faith* r Smith flic la ted.
Os*.> nt rs f thfamily were present.
The bub* w.t.-i attir* d i i a gown • i whit*.*
orgaod) and i arrled a bouquet ol brl •
n>• > The bridesmaid Miss Katheii:.e
ftcanneU. was alio dretted la vUu
sandy Mr Bdward Scan nail act 1 at
best tnan After the . "rem ny th** h .
t tuple left for Vict* rla and other I it
lsh Columbia p-*in j They will be ut
borne at Point No P mi alter June L
•1* 4* >
Mi Shi rman N« * nJ > aad Miss 1< talt
Spra> K' t. b :»; * Kent. *»re . :ly
married at the r« >iden e of the officiat
ing cltig; rnan. Hex John K. Damon, on
Monda> j!t» Tit' • n i:» tin* of
Mrs Hertha o'l'onmdl • l Miss t'irrie
Lawaou After a Wftef wedding tour
Mr and Mrs J.> returned to Kent.
tluy will be at h. me to their friends.
+ + +
At ths residence of the bride's father
Sunday evening. May 1 . Mr Ha r Wil-
Min was in irried t » Miss Sadie Beatrix
Martin, > ung« M daugh*« r nf Mi X !I
Martin, He v. Frank Uuxn-ile officiating.
Alter *A e*isaaaa tow oX
BRAVE EXPLORERS
Uke Stanley end I.iting.tnre. found "
oTerrome Malaria. Fewr and Aftie. and Www
disease gertri than sa»a*e cannibals; but
hare found that Electric Bitters t« ' . w °,Vi ru
cure for nil malarial diseases. If you hare emn
with feter, aches in back of no--* and he«l.
tired, worn-out feeling, a trial Si^Jrttei•
nt their merit. W. A. Null, of Webb. 18.. write*-
-My children suffered for more than ' 1® ™
.hill* and ferer; then two bottles of Kectrte Wtters
cured them. ' Only 50c. Try them. OwanteM.
Sold by
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO.
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
"One of Dr. King's New Life Pills each night for
two weeks has put me in my teens again, wntea
D. H. Turner, of Demreeytown, Pa. They re tne
best in the world for I.iter. Stomach and Bowels.
I*urely tpgetable. New grip*. Only 25c, at
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO.
and Mrs. Wilson will make their home In
Seattle.
+ + +
Mr. John Nasund and 4 Miss Clara
Her*, both of Sllverdale, Wash., were
united In marriage Wednesday at the resi
dence of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
Martin L. Larson, 1703 Bellevue avenue.
+ + +
Mr John W. Nordstrom and Miss Hilda
Carlson, both of Seattle, were united in
marriage on Saturday, May 12. at the resi
dence of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
Martin L. Larson, 1703 Bellevue.
♦ + +
Mr. Charles A. Llndegren and Mrs.
Charlotta C. Llndquist, both of Seattle,
were united In marriage May 12, at the
home of Mr. John K Green, Zllß Western
avenue, Seattle, Rev. Martin L. Larson of
ficiating.
* + *
Mr Rufus L. Savage and Miss Ellen B.
Scanned. of Point-No-Point, were married
at the church "f the Imnv. date Concep
tion Wednesday, Ms.. U Rev. Father
Smith officiating. After a short trip Mr.
and Mi s. Savage will be at home to their
friends in Seattle.
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.
The past week has been a busy on«
with the members of the Seattle Art
League, and much good work has been
done. Although the regular working
days are only Tuesdays and Saturdays,
there has been a constant dally attend
ance, tho enthusiasm manifested never
having been exceeded in the history of
the league. Although some received but
two hours' notice, and none more than
two days, while many received no notice
of the event whatever, the attendance at
the reopening of the evening sessions on
Friday was all that could be expected.
No attempt was made at decoraUon, but
the studio and art gallery presented an
attractive appearance. The session next
Tuesday evening promises to be even
more largely attended, as Tuesday has
always been the lecture evening nnd will
continue to be so. The subject will be
"The Head." The out-of-door sketching
class, which was resumed for the sea
son a month ago, Is growing In Interest.
Although the weather has not always
been favorable this has not been found
a. serious drawback, because the views
from the windows of the studio afford
ample material. Good progress Is being
made In preparing the musical pro-
gramme for the eplehratlon of the fourth
anniversary of the league.
+ + +
The Rainier H-lghts Social Club and
' Lltetary Cluh spent a pleasant evening
! with Mr Hoy Ihikgett on Wednesday
»-venlng, at th. home of his parents. 1110
j Twent> third nvcnuo south. An Interest
ing programme rendered, consisting
i-.f a v.- a! din't by Miss Anna Daggett and
Mr. Hoy Daggett, a paper. "The Life of
Longfellow." by Miss Mayme Keene; reo
itati.n, a s. l. tlon from "K%angfllne," by
Mr. Frank Jackson, and a reading by Mr.
\ K Fl:»gg. Minn Lillian Hildebrandt
| tarrh-d •tX first priae in the literary
tramps, a hands<»ni" lx>>k of Longfellow's
poems. Dainty refreshments were served
it ,i lafhour Tho»« present Included:
Miss Kthel B1 ouers. Mlsa Ines 8111,
lurtie Ji• Ks«m. Mayme Keene. Miss
; Lillian HlkU*bran.!t. M'ins Mabel Harper.
Miss Eva Jackson. Miss Anna l»agaett,
M!-s Ihlla Paggctt, Mr. Fred Harper.
Mr F rank Jacks- n Mr Arthur Daggett.
Mr. A. 11 Flagg. Mr Morris Jackscy.
+ + +
On Saturday evening. May 12. the
friends of Mrs. I. N *.gell t- n'ler»d her
a surprise pa.rt\ ar her rooms in the
pg block vocal and Instrumental
; mush- was enjoyed, and refreshments
u« rr servt-1 Mrs. Nagcll anil her s«»n.
Mr li«»rt McKintie. leave on the Santa
Ana today for Cape Nome. Those
pr- i.t wi re Mr. ui'l Mrs. E. ES. Br-w
--fv. Mr and M.s M WiUtams. Mr. and
Mrs W Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. W.
8) krh Mr and link Btntoa. Mr. and
Mrs H. W i.'has»e. Mr and Mri K. O. i
Griffith, Mr- Anna Warner. Mrs. K ■
«"rrtfg. Mn v W Patterson. Mr*. A W.
man M s Mabel Mrs. j
I'mmi IT.ithaw. \ Mrs Marshall, Mrs. :
«' \ I'•I r» . Mrs. MlUaif, Mr». B J
Hiokt y. Mi> Jane Frew. Mrs May 1
A< It M < Cunhmati. Mr K. Orifßth, '
Mr L "lith. Mi Bennett. Mr.
« harlt-s « • inrt'i Mr Sylvester Bethel,
Mr F. Ernst. Mr. L. B. Horton.
+ + +
Mr and Mrs Henry Sbehan wer-» agree
!! 'n surp:i««'-! v mem of Steven* R**-
. f r<"«rps -ji. 1 Oraijil Array n Frtda> aft
. i ii, in th. .r r.ew hutno a: Ha.nier
. "king Lake Washington.
Am :.fr ' present were Mrs. A.
H :?v. ; Mr*. T, Kimnle. Mrs. J. Hill Mrs.
M WhiPi >. Mrs. M Hawthorne. Mrs. I.
\! Si's S Barney, Mr-* N* Velson,
M F 1 r- ;• M M C. f man. Mrs
} icart. Ft. H ward Mrs L Melton,
Mr li M ;it>r Mr* L McKeecher, Mrs.
\ Kit •■ K \I: - L I»v-vns Mrs. M k-
Mr> M > Mrs? M Chandler.
Mr,' I. Miller, Mr. Eh >--k. Mr Downs*
Mr. linooln, Mr. Shehan. Mr. J. Bheha n.
+ + +
The Emerald Club entertainment "akes
pla. next Tuesdav evening at Ranke
hall. The KmeraM Dramatic Club, as-
I abated by well known : ilent, will render
1 Utt whkft recedes
AT GRAHAM'S. AT GRAHAM'S. \ AT GRAHAM'S.
Prices Have Experienced a Hard Fall.
greatest money saving: sale ever placed before the women of Seattle will be coq.
f(®)) meneed at Graham's bright and early Monday morning. We doubt if a more
v®' advantageous opportunity was ever offered women before in any city in the lotid.
Every shirt waist, every jacket, every costume, every hat placed on sale is to go at
from one-third to one-half and even less than one-half its real value. Everything
will be a recognized value of a very sensational nature.
THE SEASON FOR PROFITS SOON OVER.
Graham's buyers purchased a five times greater stock than ever before and tb»
weather man has failed to furnish enough bright days to permit a movement of so colosNf
a stock. This week must witness a sale without a precedent. Upstairs and down bargain
are to reign supreme.
Forty $25 Suits Monday, $7.50. r a
An unheard of sacrifice. Suits intrinsically valued at $25, all to go m I I
at a price that certainly would not cover the bare cost of material. Of I I j
course there is a reason. The styles are passe. Women about to visit ill M SE J
Alaska can put them to good use. !
There is a fairly good assortment of sizes. Monday, $25.00 suits ..
Monday, Latest Cut, (Ft C
Smart Eton Jacket, skirts box or inverted pleats, appllqued and trimmed with I |
braid; Cheviots. Homespuns. Venetians, in blue, gray, brown. Suits for women made 1
to sell at $25, Monday at Graham's only i
dance. The following Indies and gentle
men will take part: Mis* E. I. O'Brien,
Miss Mary l,ee, Ml*s Mabel CummlngH,
Mlas Mamie Evans Miss Lillian E. Sulli
van. Mr. Krank McPermott. Mr. Isidore
SitiKprman. Mr. Jam*<s P. Cummln«s. Mr.
William Mrlntyre, Mr. K. Mrlntyre, Mr.
A. R. O'Brien. Mr. A. J. O'Brien and
others.
* + ♦
Mrs. F. V. Van Pusen entertained about
a doien young people on Saturday, May
12 at her home. In honor of hrr sun's
eighth birthday, name, were Indulged In
until called to the dining room, wher
dainty refreshment* were served. Those
present were: Miss Mamie Meek, -Miss
Ethel Meek. Miss Freda Davis. Miss Ma
rie (label. Miss Dulrl# Rare, Miss Gene
vieve Thornton, Mis* Mary llu*t>y, Mr
Walter Van Pitmen. Mr. Albert Thornton.
Mr Kadph Thornton. Mr. Parrel Meek
and Mr. Walter Van Horn.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. H. M. Vlelo entertained at dinner
last night In honor of her husband, who
leaves ehortly for a s.vornl months' trip
to South America. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. White, Mr. and Mrs. Q.
A. C. Rochester and Mr. D. Wells.
♦ ♦
Oapt. H. Fraser, of the Tnsa Maru,
entertained last Sunday evening on board
ship. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Adams, Mrs.
Ella M. Abbott. Mlsa Palsy MacKay,
Miss Rosa Farr, Miss Hanna, Mr. George
F. Ward. Mr. Farr.
♦ * +
Miss Stephens and her pupils gave a de
lightful dramatic and literary rerital In
the parlors of the Ralnler-Orund hotel 'Mi
Friday afternoon. The affair was well
attended.
♦ ♦ +
The Twentieth Century nub gave a
dancing party at Kanke hall on Wednes
day evening. Many young people were
present.
cxtnixu KVfcvm.
Mm C R OotltiM hii l«»u«J ISTitatimji fee e r*rd
pirtj to he f!«»n Ttiur«d»j ,turnoo» at her hom,
on Mannn *tr»rt.
Th® I.u'Jim" Guild, of Kt. nilict'i rhurih will
htld an «pron *ori*l on Wfdnrvlay. flt »h« reu
t Mr* R. C Gill, 10? rilft IfMtM
nortk
Grand wln«tr*l *nt»rtslnm«tjt trr Prof Wilson'*
p j iU. to uk* plaut %t JUoke hall rwxl H*turrUjr
a'tfrn<<ni. Ma* » I>nrlßir perform*:. •.» tlier«
• ill N» bu'k and *tn« dam-in*. cak« **l*l»g.
hit* and fancy <Uftdn«. with
ore U«at ia Admlvkva, (hlldmi or adult*. 10c.
PERSOX4L AWD SOCIAL
Mr. FV-d W ft|*rUn« waa in Ttrom* Wednesday
Mr t>anl»l Jon«. of waa in Ta oma cat
Tuesday.
Mr W T * . left rm tb« CVteland for
Cm* Seme,
Mr f»an»uM D Bridge*. Nt TVwns. waa tn .V *t
tU on M- fi-Lty
Mr C. U UadhaHM. of BUia*. la «p*ndißf a frw
day* in ftoattlr
I>r U I. HurkUrt i«€t W«dae*d«j to rp«nd a ftw
<Uy» In Si* >fca&*
Mr and Mr*. H H. fkarkrj art trending two
«<*k» in Yakima
Jnd*e K C Million, of Mount Trrnrn, waa tn tha
city on Thurnlajr.
Mr* * Gardner T«rk»s. f i>e*tile, *pent r>art rf
U+t wack at
| CTRAW HATS
| STRAW HATS ~
| STRAW HATIS
! DimocK & Pendleton Co..
h.tUn ami Furnuhcri,
t 009 SECOND AV. BI'TLER BLOCK
■■ «U« 8 ce.
2 Necessary Thlnto
for Cape Nome.
PURITAN BLUE FLARE ML STOVE*
We ehow the entire lIM et
Puritan lilue-ilime oil *t»v»»
A— tw<\ three an<t four Hunt*
—ln ull tho vailous »:yl*».
Thl» move l« very tne*PJK
slve to ojwrlt p : rune *V .
of oil In Ktifllclent for II t#
?•» hour* to the burner, ana
the bortiere are four 'ncne*
Simple In n>netrueth». *•••
iuM light, y»t ttronfly mM
and will not. get oot o( or
der eaelly.
W« show nil the v»rlo»*
ptyle*. Ini'ludln* the on*
with evens.
Henrtnic ftov*», ale" fun'
In «r.<l l<*t i;» rxplaln
distinctly adapted to
Nome condition.
r
Aluminum Ware at Special Price.
Jubt the thing for Oape Nome—easily kept clean,
durable and very light weight.
frying panh. as r *a ! coffkb pot, re*ui«r CI 94
rcßular »sr; t-ach Oil l«|S A 11 7T>; pach
FRYINO I'ANH. "}C # PKKRKKVINO KKT BA ell
regular ':« lO l|9 TI,K, regular TS<-: 'h ll» Me
SAUCK PAN, 4 quart, "9A #>#a WDWNO PAH, 11l ft A
i-su-A . . IV CIS ) r»trnl.,T ~v . •<•!» Wjfr
BAUCK I AN. fl-quart. PI I-LIVI PAN HI, 30 cts
re«utar 79 €(9 r *«" U " «fci'-i<h «*" k J*
PUDDING PAN. 3 at.. HI r f« i' filir Mli
"* «" • h «w CIS n fIIT.T AND PKPPKIt MUAKIM.
sl.lO I - 25 cts
T^!; : K ;: Ur . ,: :.. $l4O r 10cts
M. Seller & Co.,
CORNER MADISON AND FIRST AVE.
M. LEVY 8 CO.,' No. 11l Pirst Av. South. S
Hulldlng. J
m >«iporter» and Jobber* of l.l.pfcoa. Mai. w. J
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