The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
sNoHomIsH SOCIETY.
A Week Marked by Number of
Notable Entertainments.


The Ladies' Aid Society gave a
pleasant sociable at the residence oil
Hon. j. b. Ault on Tuesday evening
| being the most largely attended of any
party this season. The company were
heartily entertained during the even.
ing by the game OF Jumbo sides
being chosen in the contest, the win
ming side coming out i23 points ahead.
In playing the eharades, the partici-
pants met with no less amusement,
and the party enjoyed, rs a finale. the
! lastly arranged refreshments. After
a short programme of music the party
dispersed with many an expression 81
happy evening. Those present were
| Misses Madge illman, Ida Sutton,
I Ruth Elwell, Jennie Durham, Sylvia
Ferguson, Nellie Proctor, Hattie Ault,
Emma Ault. Mrs. l.. Barnes. Mrs. O.
! Knapp, Mrs. Jane Petit, Mrs. J. w.
HeIiner, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Denny, Mrs. r. G. Fer
gason, Mrs. +. III. Stanley, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Hensel, Mrs. V. Parker
and Mrs. George steacy Messrs. L. C.
Ferguson. Lafayette barnes. Leslie
Packard. {. +. Packard. Frank Jor-
dan. f. Lanfest. Frank Evans. Seiah
i,agg, A. r. Alien, Hon. j. b. Ault.
Lloyd Jones. j. ID. Noli, f. ii. Headlee
and James Mereley.
WHIST At aRs. ALIENS.
4 most entertaining and successful
party was that given by Mr.. and Mrs
q. q. Alien at their residence on
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Emma Allen of Seattle, sister OF the
Messrs. Allen OF thiScity. Invitations
were issued 20 l3 couples. After the
party had completed pleasant game
OF whist and others had sufficiently
amused themselves ia Jumbo"
coed programme of music was rem
dered. Jumbo the prize of the
evening. was awarded to Miss Allen.
Those present were; Misses Madge
Iilman. May Sinclair, Nellie Proctor,
Emma Ault, Hattie Ault. Sadie Pack
ard. Gertie Scotnev, Ruth Elwell,
Lottie Commit, Ida sutton. Edith
Blackman. sylvia Ferguson. Emma
Alien: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen,
Mrs. Garlic. Mr. and Mrs. g. 6. Allen.
and Messrs. Leslie Packard. G. r.
Packard, A. +. Allen, W. +. Bell. Il.
III. Lyons, 4. Lanfest, Hen. j. II.
Anlt, w. I. Elwell. e. X. Proctor.
Louis Shattuck. ]. II. Soll and Frank
Evans.
CARD PATTY.
Misses Gertie and Minnie seotney
gave pleasant card party at home on
Friday evening, when goo,ily mum.
her of friends assembled and enjoyed
whist ami charades during theevening,
81 the close 81 which lunch. very
arts icaily arranged, was served.
Those present were. Misses Maggie
Black. Jennie Durham, Sylvia Fergu-
Son, lvie Ferguson, Edith Hiackman,
Ida sutton, Sadie Packard. Emma
Ault. Hattie Auit. Nellie Proctor. May
Sinclair, Aaige illman. ticrtie Scot
ney. Minnie Seetney. MIR. aud Mrs. :.
NJ Knapp. Mrs.. Charles ~eotney. and
MeSsrs T. Y Tompkins. f. Nj Head.
ite. J Il. Winn. J. Royle. Frank
Evans. ]. Il. Soal q. Il Proctor, w.
r. EiwelI, Hon ] t. Ault. T. Isanfest,
f. II. I.ysons. W r. Bell. Leslie Pack
ard, c. r Packard and l.. Tyer.
MARRIED. FaLKs' WHIST.
The Married Folks Whist Club met
az the residence of Mr. and Mrs. q. f..
Crossatan on Tuesday evening, and
played with mneh interest until 10 30
o 'clock. The highest score among the
ladies was Is, made by Mrs DR. !. y.
starr, a;,i che InasI successful among
the gentlemen was Mr., G. +. Paul.
with So pointS The refreshments az
the cloSeof the game were sumptuons.
Those present. we're 'Mr and Mrs j.
II. plaSse;;, MF. and Mrs III. G.
rettit, Mr. and Mrs, u T. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. II f. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs.
r. Rlagkmaa. nr and Mrs j ~
Starr. Mr.. and Mrs. q, Il. England
and Mr.. and Mrs % Z. Crossman.