The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-28
IHE SOCIAL WORLD.
-, or rHK Dorsss IN SEATTLE
roe THE PAST WEEK.

~..,ber OF Church and Private
....tsous-Two weddings-Birth-
-. parties-Notes From Tacoma,
olympia and Port Townsend.
rhs events OF the week just ended,
~h;Ie fairly numerous, cannot strictly
:. seymed social according TO the sig
s;scsnce OK the word in society topics.
ling Of s<mi-reIigious character with
nlter;or object and purpose.
The murky, rainy weather which
- urevailed throughout the the week
80 bv no means conducive to either
hrovancy Of spirit or TO the success Of
.cr;sty events. What took place is de-
tailed below:
PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL
reception was given the congrega-
.;an ri the Presbyterian church BY the
D. and Mrs. Elliott w. Brown at the
-rsnse. corner of Fourth and Madison
sfreefs. Tuesday evening. The event
srnved a great success, and the nu-
rr,srous guests departed well pleased
~;th the evenings enjoyments.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
M. Wbitworth, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Hamlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ham,
in Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, Mr.. and
M. Espey, DR.. and Mrs. Coe, DIR. and
Nrs Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham,
e. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
p;ekens. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould, Mr.. and
Mrs.. CoryelI, Mr.. and Mrs, Lorrimer
M. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Mr.. and
Mr.. Travers, Mr.. and Mrs.
WoiIacott, Mr.. and Mrs. Page,
N and Mrs. WELDON, Mr.. and
chas. Austin. Mrs. Randolph. Mrs.
Mr.. shelton, Mrs. Dikman. Mrs.
Ryyant. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Boyd,
Ms Thomas. the Misses May and
Fkith Randolph. Miss Emma Jones,
Miss Cassie ellis, Miss Laura Ham.
lin. Miss England, the Misses Fiskin,
Mis- Young, Misses Janet and Eliza.
hetb EspIin, Miss Belle Dikman, Miss
Relic McDiarmid, Miss Georgia Carter,
Miss Edith BufDtrager, Miss Mabel
Chisholm, Miss Duncan, Miss Sophia
Sutherland, Miss Bella Cass, Miss
Annie Davidson, Rev. w. III. Whit
worth, Rev. Mr.. Diiworth, DIR. Eagle.
son and Messrs. Geo. Smith, Andrew
Young, Churchill Warner, viii Nor.
ris. I'd. swart, J. Myers, e. Calvert, J
s. Bushnell, L. T. Turner, Tudor. Nc
Cloud, Myers. Ecnor, Carnbeil. Stew.
art, Chenell, Fiskin, Newcomb, David.
son and Calvert
GUILD RECEPTION.
The ladies OF the parish guild re
ceiyed their friends in the new room:
IN the basement of Trinity church
Wednesday evening last. Although
the night was unusually stormy. {
pleasant company, especially of stran
gers, was gathered to listen TO thu
sweet music and good singing provided
for them and afterwards to enjoy so
cial chat. A fortnight later another
reception will be given in connection
with the tenth anniversary OF til,
present rector, who assumed charge o
the newly-made parish on the frs
Sunday in November. 1878.
LUNCH PARTY.
A luncheon was given by Mrs. b
Gatzert, at her residence, corner Thirt
and James streets, yesterday, in homo
OF Mrs. Russell and Mrs. blanchard
At present the guests Of Mrs. Johi
Lesry. The drawing room and parlor
we're artistically decorated, the pre-
dominating color being yellow
which is now fashionable. Their
were present: Mrs. Russell
Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. j Leary, Mrs
w. G. Squire, Mrs. Il. p. Ferry, Mrs
K. G.. Neufelder, Mrs. Hebron, Mrs
r. T. Minor, Mrs. Ed. Terry. Mrs.
Furth, Mrs. II. g. Strive and Mrs
Jonathan Miller of Oakland, Cal.
RECEPTION BY DAUGHTERS or REBEgAH
The Daughters of Rebekah, Ridgl,
lodge of Seattle, visited Eureka lodg
No. /, OF Tacoma, Thursday evening
A most cordial reception AWAITED
them on their arrival in Tacoma, an,
all speak in warm praise OF the hospi
tally of the sister lodge and of Tacoma
ties generally. A most pleasant tim
was spent from p. IN. until a. m
when the company dispersed. Thos
attending from Seattle were: Mrs
Thurlow, Mrs. Cooling. Mrs. Poor
Mrs. Winsell, Mrs. Lyman Wood, Mrs
Scott, Miss Leland and Messrs
Stephen Meaney. Fred A. Johnston
Jacob Harding, George w. Poor.
THE EASTERN STAR SOCIAL.
An enjoyable social was held in Ma
sonic hall, Tuesday evening, by tn,
ladies connected with the order OF thu
Eastern Star. The society Is an auxil
larry to the Masonic order, and has 1
strong membership throughout tn,
territory, eight chapters being repre-
scented at the meeting OF the grant
lodge at Port Townsend last spring
The evening was pleasantly spent in
the rendering OF musical selections b,
several OF the members, and in recita
tons. The programme was FOLLOWED
by the usual refreshments, and tn,
successful event brought to close
Among those present were: Prof
aud Mrs. Taylor, Rev. and Mrs. Johr
f. Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pal
mer. Capt. and Mrs. Ellis and Mastel
Willie Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
Mrs. Haley, Mr.. and Mrs. Treen
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cochran. Mrs
Tracey. Miss Palmer. Miss Amy Phil
lips, Miss Eta Robinson. Mise
Pearl and May Damon. Miss Jenni
Leyeny, Mr.. c. Dibble, of Whatcom
Mr.. Pratt, OF San Francisco.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Last Tuesday evening a very pleasan
time was experienced at the residenc
of Mrs. Capt. Randolph, corner Colum
bia and Eleventh streets, by the friend
OF Miss Edith Randolph, who cele
hrated her eighteenth birthday
Among those present were: Rev. anS
Mrs. f. W. Brown, Miss Laura Ham
lin, Miss Eta Whitworth, Miss Eng
land, Miss Sutherland, Miss Cass, Mis-
Whitman. Miss ellis, Miss Emmi
Jones, Miss Fiorrie Richards, Mis-
Blanche Mills, Miss Kornelson, Mis-
Rudair, Miss Emma Page, Miss Edit
Blackman. Miss Clara Dickey, Mis-
Mabel Diekey, DIR. Tate, DIR. Eagleson
Mr.. Whitman, Mr.. Geo. Smythe, MI
Young. Mr.. 4. Curtis, Mr., Jay kel
logg, Mr.. Geo. blanchard, Mr.; Robin
son, Mr.. Folks, Mr.. Geo. Washington
Crane. MIR. Dickinson, Mr.. VIII Nor
ris. Mr.. Hines, MIR. I. l.. Channel 0
Detroit, Mich. Mr.. A. G. Warren. Mr.
Mcclure, Mr.. Frazer. Mr.. Rringan
Mr.. Newcomhe, Mr.. Walsworth, Nj
Campbell, MIR, WIN Diekey, Mr.. Arehi
kollock.
cANpY-rurLtNc.
The students rooming at the Cniyer
sity boarding house were entertaine'
by Prof. and Mrs. J, NJ Taylor a
their residence Friday evening. Can
dy-pulling was the chief feature OF th
an,sen,ents aud much pleasure wa