The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

Niss Naxkie Blark. Hiss sadie Pxrk-
~, and Aessrx =. y. Tozapkinx. @.
4 Pr0cxor. J4me< Boyle. Leslie Pzek-
Ard, W +. Ewe4 and Mr. and Mrs.
IL Piaskeft. These invited were the
immediate friends OF The hostess.
WHIST AZ xEz gAcxsosss
The entertainment w.s np 70 the
standard On Tuesday evening. xhen
the married folks whist PARTY met at
Mr.. and Mrs. ri. Jacksons The
highest scone. S. Was p.Ayed by Dir.
G. z. PaGl Among the ladies Il was
4, ard Mss played BY Mrs. j. y. starr.
Those present we're. Mr. and Mrs. q.
e orossmsn. Mrs II c. Petit. Ms.
Mary L. Packard. Dr.. ard Mrs. Starr.
Mrs g. q. England. Mrs Frank
Blackmzn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Faus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. III. Pgaskefs. and Mr.. j. 81.
you. Mr. T. Eals.aF. Mr. E. Black
man, and Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Jack
son
THE w4AxgLxKs.
One OF the mos successfully inter
essing entertainments Of home talent
ever rendered at this place was the
special programme OF the wrauglerss
association last Wednesday evening.
Odd Fellows hall was crowded 70 is
utmost capacity. The different PARTS
of the programme were vel and agree
ably produced as was indicated by the
frequent encores- Among the parts Of
considerable merit were the reeifa-
ton by Miss Nellie Proctor. the ouxr-
tetfe by Miss Ruth Esweli, Mrs. s. G..
Henderson and Mess-s. EIwen and
Jones. the male quartette by Nessrs.
Ward, Harris, James and Curnow.
and the solo by James harris.
CARD PARTY.
Quite entertaining was the party
given for the young folks at Hon, J !.
b. Auis's on Friday evening. Twenty
couples were present and progressive
whist was the adopted method OF
amusement. there being company
sufficient Tor nine tables. a eoodiv
lunch Was served at the close OF the
game, when the tally sheet showed
that, among the ladies the highest
score, 3e, was PLAYED By Miss Nav Sin
clair Among the gentlemen ii was
80 points. and was scored by Mr.. Les
lie Packard Those present were
Misses Sinclair. FlweI' Gertis Scot.
ney, Minnie Scotney. Ferguson. IL
man, Packard. sutton. Allen, Proctor.
Emma Ault, Hattie Ault; Mesdames
George Steacy. L. w. Hensel and v.
Parker; Miss Edith Blackman and
Miss Jennie Durham; and Messrs.
Leslie Packard. Charles Packard, w.
T. Bell, O. c. Thornton. E. Lenfesf. A.
w. Morgan, r NJ. Headlee. j. r.
VIM, Prof. j. p. Niles. A. Il. Allen,
James Merciey, q. r. Proctor, Frank
Evans, Selah Bagg. Z. ]. Rowe. L. w.
Hensel. John r. Bakeman. W. r. FL
wei and Hon. j. II. Auit.
Mrs May Van Auken Is arranging
for a literary and musical entertain
ment Of local talent to take place on
the 18th.
Mr. L. j. Rowe returned from Seat
tie Thursday.
Mr.. ]. r. Winn spent two days IN
Seattle this week
Mr.. John B. Noll returned from Sc
attic Monday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Delarty, agent for the Port
Blakeley Mill CO.. arrived in town on
Mondays train.
Rev b. +. Brooks started for What
com Tuesday TO assist in series of
70 be held there.
A. Harmon and wife of Lowell. ar
rived on Mondays boat and have been
visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Emma Allen OF Seattle. sister
Of Messrs. Allen of this city. is visit
ing relatives and friends here this
week.
Misses Ida Sutton and Edith Black
man attending school in Seattle from
this city, came home Wednesday on a
visit.
Miss Susie Elwell. OF this place. who
IS attending the Academy OF the Holy
Names at Seattle. came home on Wis
il, Saturday.