The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

Misses Lizzie. Ksse. Nsud. Agnes and Ma
bel Ward. the Misses Rera- MIRA. Eshel
and Brownie BARLEY. Miss Kate 4 Pearce,
W. G: Knapp. John kellogg. O. ". ysnahsn
sna Clarence Ward.
THayKsgrTfss ygasr.
A THANKSGIVING dinner wa ssysn ~
NJ and Mrs.. chss. Robinson a. their rrss
dencey l5 Pine street, to Q lev Of sheFr
friends. There were prespnf. Mr.. n1a
Mrs. H. Jones. NJ and Mrs. J. w. Cor
and family and Mr.. Seilbach.
PROGRESSIVE ekoxIxoLx.
On Thanksgiving eve there gas q sro-
zFessiEe eroksnoie party 81 the resiseues
Refreshments and general socsabiIIty ren-
eered the sccasion very pleasant The
royal prize was secured br George 4
smith fss usnal3 and Miss Chisholm won
re re Doooy. The party iueiz6ed Mr.. and
Arn Aeacharl, Miss Laura Hzmiin. Mis-
xnisnoim q, Misses May and Edith Ran-
nctpB, Miss Csss. Miss Switzerland. Mis-
Mary England. Mr.. George J. Saith. NJ
Andrew y. Teang. Mr.. William Morris. Mr..
James y. Eaziesan, Mr. A. C. Waruer Dr
Tate and NJ William n Calhoun.
DfxEER PzRrY.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. II. Pese-xou euse-
tanned number Of friend. ThanksxtFfuw
day AZ their residence. Terrace Lawn coz
tAxe. corner Elghth aid NH There were
present Mrs white, Miss Baker, Mia. n
Wilder, Miss HUFF of Clyde, o.. and Nessr,.
BOYD J. TaIiman, G. Brerkinridge. Ceorg.
". Crane and V. IT, Faben-
tTHAsxssivfTs aRxAKFAs-
pleasant breakfast party assembled Al
Lhe eluDro1Ds OF w. A. Pefers. z
srout, 3. Pelly. Josiah ColIsns. ~. and
AIirea Holman on Madison and Een;h,
THURSDAY las'. Tho following invited
knests were present: Mr.. W. r. Bailey Of
Harrisburg. Pa. Mr.. W. r. TSorneii. NJ.
X ~ Albertson, Mr.. George Hyde Preston.
NJ. Z, N. Carr, Mr. J. Peily. Mr. Y p.
downing. Mr.. W. T. sharpe. Mr. r. X
Gwynn. and Mr.. George Il. Heilbron.
THAsKssTTIss pfssKR.
~. and Mrs. Fred J. Grant entertained a.
their residence on Madison street. the fai
lowing guests On Than kkgiFing day. Miss
Wolfe and Messrs. W. A. Peters. A
stro1t, y. FellY, Josiah Collins. Jr., and
Alfred Holman.
MUSICAL RECTAL.
The pupils Of Miss Jafia Chamberlain.
principal OF music IN the Universitv III
Washington gaze q private recital in the
conservatory rooms "Wednesday afternoon.
An informal musical programme wks rem
aerpd 10 yefy pleasant lasnBeY and saiis
factory proficiency was displayed by the
performers. The pupils viii appeaF in .
public recital shortly before christhiss.
SOCIAL AssovScKxEsr.
The following invitations have been re
cs'tved by the various friends ia this citv az
Miss Rose aoEgessiep. recently arrived
from sau Francisco: four company fs re-
specially requested ~ a social parfy given
in honor Of Miss Hose NorgeRssern, 10 take
place at Turner bali. Sunday evening. De-
etis Der z. tetss, a. : O'Clock. Dancing at
$50, sharp. Compliments Of " wilzinski.
y. A. Gotistein, b. Jacobs, =. Aronson, T.
Rosenberg, X. kiHehAgt, A. Hansen. l.
ksseabe 2, T. Meyer.
raAHKseIvnsG REUNION.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Z stark gave a Thanks,
giving dinner a their residence on Moitke
street, Lake Union. OF which the repre-
sentatsEss OF fouf generations partook
Mr. Jason Clark Is the father OF the hostess,
grandfather o. Mrs. Albert smith aud
great grandfather 81 baby Edna smith.
There were present Mr aud Mrs !. r.
STARK, Mr. aad Mrs. Albert Saith, Mr. aud
Mrs. z. A. Carr. Miss Liberty Woman. the
Misses Allie and A0iile stark aud Messrs
n. II. lemon, Wilbur stark Jesse stark,
Jas. stark and baby Edna smith.
DINNER TO IOWA PEOPLE.
Mr.. Fepton Miller, formerly OF Oskaloosa
la, bat now residing az SIS Blanc hard 81.
gave dinner party on Thanksgiving 10 ali
this city. The following were present
Mr. aud Mn. Royal Haskell and son ROYAL,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ]. Niilars, Mr.. Harry Mil
Ter, Mr.. VI. IA. Duke and son Harry, aud
Mr.. J. 4. Ciayworth. AL Kelsall aud
Erastns MeMains. Alter spending u pleas
ant afternoon and before dispensing, the
thanks Of the company were extended TO
Mr.. Miller and daughters, Laura and
Cora. for The bospitable and royal manner
In which they had been entertained.
MRS. aRTcALFE's DINNER rARTY.
Thanksgiving day was duly observed by
Attorney General and Mrs. Metcnlie. who
entertainments number Of guests at an APP
were. Chief Justice and Mrs. g. r. Boyle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ii. T. shields, Hon. and Mrs
J. b. Baird and Mr.. Edward Boyle
HARMONY CLUB.
The Harmony Club met st the residence
OF Mrs. W. A. Harrington. corner OF Ninth
and Cherry, last Monday evening. TO re-
henrss the opera THE Little tycoon" A
very encouraging rehearsal was had and
those present derived much pleasure there
from. II Is the intention VI the club 20
present the opera al Frye opera house in
the near future. and as there is no lack of
musical and vocal talent In the club. the
public may expect rare treat. The club
meets Monday night ct the residence of
Mr.. IL u. whitney, Eleventh aud James
streets
DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs Ebea smith entertained AZ
Thanksgiving dinner at their residence III
Madison street, few of their former
Michigan friends. The guests were: Hon
Tnomss d. Stimson and son 81 Chicago,
I Hon. Mr.. aud Mrs. l. II Randall, Mr. and
Mrs James +, Painting, formerly OF Grand
Rapids, Mich. and Mr.. James ~. Lang
The afternoons pleasure was heightened
hy the charming singing of Mrs. James r.
Painting.
voS ToBELuAvfs.
Mr. Edward Won Tohel. OF this city, was
united In marriage 10 Miss I. Davis of New
Dnngenesz. Monday last The ceremony
took place ai the residence of the brides
parents the Rev. JOAN NJ DenisOn. OF Port
Townsend, officiating. Mr.. Won Tobei Is
Que Of our promising attorneys. while the
bride il u popular Young lady in the Viein-
ity OF her home. The day following the
nnptials Mr.. asd Mrs. Won Tobel came 20
seattle, where they had home prepared
for their reception. Those present at the
ceremony were: Hon. and Mrs. Allen
Weir OF Port Townsend. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. W.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. ThOs knope. Capt.
and Mrs W Il. seymore. and Mrs. Barnun.
NOTABLE EVENT.
" is speaking absolutely "by the carl q,
say that there viii be barely vacant cha r
in the opera house oa Thursday evening OF
this week. There shoald be none on such
notable occasion as the appearance Of
the famous Boston Qaiutette Club. as
sisted by one OF the loveliest women on
the lyric stage of 20 day. Both personally
and voosily Miss Annie Carpenter is a
most charming creature. l. IS but few
years since she went abroad to flash her
musical stndies and since her return the
lady has created Simrly fnroro IN all Of
The Eastern cities, For the fair sex II Is
added that Miss Carpenters costumes are
the characteristic creations of Worth
As for tire Boston 0uintette proper. the
only phrases that can be coupled with
these celebrated artists must be necessarily
stcreotyped. The dictionary has 50 often
been puf ta the rack and tortured for for
gotten beauties lying IN its morgue. de
serip,lve of the sublime strains 81 melodic
harmony produced 10y theSe artists, that
there really remains only the relteration Of
IL. n,hl, ,sf..rit.ni - for the Hnsr- NrrII4