The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

sison. at the Occidental hotel. Seattle,
Washington Territory, Oct. 81 1888. )"
Appended Is the menu:
Saddle Rock Oysters, Half shell.
sherry.
Consomme Jsrdiniere.
Celery. Potatoes, Saratoga.
Sauterne.
Paities Of Chicken, a la Refine.
Clarct.
Roast Young Turkey. CRANBERRY Sauce.
Rossf Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce
Champagne
Tenderloin OF Beef. Larded, with Mush-
rooms.
Les BIgueis de Pommcs, au C0gnae.
Raspberry sherbet
Roast Mailard Duck, a Ia Chasseur.
Water-Cress.
Msyonaise Of Chicken. with Celery.
Madeira Jelly Cake. Assorted Cake.
Neapolitalne lce-Ceam.
Oranges Pears. Grapes. Bunch Raisins
Water and Fancy Crackers.
Edam and Pine Apple Cheese.
French Coffee.
pRfvK-wnIsT PARTY.
A select whist party was given in
honor OF Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Nathan
M. Blanchard. guests OF Mrs. John
Leary, by Mrs. Il. r. Ferry at her res
idence, Second and Marion streets,
Wednesday evening. The parlors
were profusely decorated with choice
flowers, and a very pleasant evening
was spent by the guests in playing
drive whist Prizes were allotted TO
the pair securing the highest number
OF points aud to those scoring the
lowest. The royal prize was carried oil
BY Mrs John Leary and Ex-Governor
Watson c. Squire, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller,
OF California, and Mr.. George Hebron
taking the BOBBY. The party. was
strictly for married people aud the
lines were vigorously drawn in this
respect The affair was most pleas.
ant one, and all present expressed
high satisfaction With the evenings
success.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
A pleasant party was given Tue sdaS
evening by Mr.. and Mrs, II. :. Taylor
at their residence, corner sixth and
Bell streets. The amusements peculiar
TO the festive eve, so popularity opsery
ed in AUD Scotia" were entered into
with spirit and resulted in most sue
cessfni seasons fun and merrlment
BurEing nuts, picking a gold rims
from bouquet of flowers with the
teeth. "duckingn for apples and passing
the Recent piece afforded a fund o.
Misunderstanding items. These were
interspersed with musical selections
vocal and instrumental, and after nuts
and popcorn we're munched the com
pany departed. There were present
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. ID. Ballard, Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. L. Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. +
y. Burwell. Miss Helen Wilder. Miss
Leuise Root, Miss BESSIE Terrill, Mis-
Mary England Miss Eva Wilson, Mis-;
Hetlie Green. Miss Carrie Shumwav
and Messrs. Ford Brandon, L. ], Col
man, q. A. Colman. q. w. Crane. A
= Barwell. Roy Ballard.
PAPER WEBBING.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs Geo. ]. Crauncy at their resi-
dence Tuesday evening by their friends
on the celebration OF the first anniyer
sary of their wedding. Progressive
erokonole, card playing and oshel
amusements caused che evening &
pass pleasantly. Several handsome
gift were presented 20 Mrs. Cranne,
and son Willie, aud after partaking o
refreshments the guests departed a
midnight
BIgrnnAY PARTY.
last Wednesday evening. Hal
loween, was also the birthday anniver
sary of MIR. A. G. Warner. and a part,
IN his honor was given by DIR. Jane.
b. kggleson, at the Bachelors Re
treat, From, street. Progressive crok
mole was the feature Of the evening
Dir. George j. smith acquiring tn
royal prize while the BOBBY award va
carried off by Miss Cassie ellis. he
treshments were served and the az
Most cheerfuineSs rcigned until a
midnight, the warning clock complies
the party 60 disperse Those preSen
were Mr. and Mrs. Elliott W Brown
Niss Laura Hamlin, Miss May Ran
dolph, Miss Edith Randolph. Ms
Mary England Miss cassie ellis, Mis-
Jones. Miss Mills, Miss Chisholm, %
kggieSon, and MesSrs. A. c. Marnei
eeorge J.. Smith, r l.. Channel, Al
drew Nuung, Calhoun and Myers
TKMrLE-wAkp.
The marriage OF Mr. Henry u. Ten
pie and Miss Susie Edna Ward, grant
daughter OF the late county comma
sioner, MIR. Nan noren, took plse
Wednesday afternoon, 1t the Whit
gtYer RautsSt ehpreb the Rev lD0