The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

and were received by the large an
dsenae in q happy manner. which was
eyidanced by the warm applause ex-
tendgd each performer Refreshment.
Tor THE occa8lon. as one of those pres.
ent happily expressed il, consisted o,
'foosA for the BRAIN Following is the
programme rendered
Mnsifl.-...,...-.-....-.By EoIIan male quartet Il
tioIih 500 Mrs. Allen
Vocal solo ..-.--..--.------..---.... Mrs Hsr6ins
Vocal soso----------...-- Mrs. u. u. Ggoui
Essay .-.--...--ss- Advice to Young Women
Mrs. u. r. Hsndszker.
Vocal SOLO, Mlss Julia Chamberlain.
Vocal dust Misses HUFF aud Wilder
EfAAo soao. --.-.---s-.-.-s- Miss stewart
A Y book sociable.' . will be given bv
the s.luae society on February q. In
stead OF paying admission fee, every
one Will be expected 10 bring book.
The event promises 20 be not only
novel, but entertaining as well
RarsgER CLUB REcErTrox.
/ The usual routine Of club life ex.
periesieed By members OF the Rainier
Club WAS broken last Monday evening
by hall and sociable, the event being
highly enjoyable to the various guests
1 EtNSNstt- g4AEAAA 0ftklE&tE4 ItlT-
nishesi music for the occasion. An
elegant supper was served from 10 30
| p. M TO II O'Clock In the spacious hall
which was neatly decorated with ever
green's, plants and flowers. Major
General A. v. Krautz and wife were
among the invited guests. In addition
there we're present: Ex-Gov. and Mrs.
Watson &. squire, Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
ley Gatzert. Mr.. ard Mrs. ri. q.
Strive. SIR. and Mrs. 4. T. Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. q. b. Kittinger. Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Libby, Mrs. Stacy, Mrs Marshall. Mrs.
III. j. Miller, Mrs. Nevin. Miss Struve.
Miss Marshall, Miss Whitney. Miss
Reed, Miss sheafe, Miss Preston, Miss
III. Sparling and Messrs. +. A. Bell,
Charles Fl. kittinger. r. J. Smith, s.
Smith and Ahram Barker
MRS. THOMAS REEDS PARTY.
The handsomely decorated parlors
at the home of Mrs. Thos. NJ. Reed
on Spring street, near Seventh, pre-
sented an unusually bright and ami
mated appearance last Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Reed issued cards
for progressive eachre party, and in
response 10 her cordial summons the
following assembled: Mr.. and Mrs.
MeMicken, Miss Strive, Miss De-
Wolf, Miss Allen OF Olympia,
Miss Van Wyck. Miss Reed,
Miss Whitney. Miss sheaEe.
Miss Ferry, the Misses Spauiding, and
Messrs. G. III. kittineer, q. III. Pres
ton, Alfred Holman, L. b. Alhertson.
+. A. strout, w, A. Peters, Josiah Col
r. NJ
! Peihy. and w. Bailey.
Miss Ferry and Mr.. H. Pelhy we're
winners of the first prizes, and Miss
struve and Mr.. ". A. Peters were al
| lotted the boobies. Dancing was then
engaged in until late hour. when tn e
/ guests departed. having first partaken
oi delicious collation..
THE cAgRoLLs' RAKry.
Miss Sarah and Frank Carroll gave
a very pleasant party TO their young
friends last Friday evening at their
parents residence. corner OF Ninth
and Madison streets. Social games
we're the main feature OF the evening.
and after these had been INDUCED ii,
/ for some time the spacious parlors
xere cleared for dancing. A dainty sup
/ per was served during the evening and
il was after midnight when the guests
took their departure. There We're
present The Misses Hattie and Ruby
Bray, Miss Mile Hansard. Miss Mar
I ian Garfield, Miss Mamie Ranke. Miss
Ollie Miller. Miss Laura gausield,
MeSsrs. Harry Fredericss, Charles
/ Wilson. Harry Adair. Charles Burr
/ Charles Holcomh. Sinclair Miller,
sydney Hansard and William Carroll.
GRANGE BLOSSOM SOCIAL.
The Indies OF the Catholic church
gave an orange blossom" social in the
basement of the church last Tuesday
evening, for the benefit OF the St. Ce-
ella Society. The event was very
/ largely attended. The programme
consisted of rotations. vocal and in-
strnmertai music and comedy farce
! in one aistentitled "Orange blossoms, y
which was excessentiy rendered by the
following amateur east:
Mrs. Clarence. -..... Miss Rose DoFeI
Mr.. Hops .......... s....-..,--,,, Miss Larenxo
Little Isais ..............,.Nf Miss sarah Carroll
Sepfimns symmetry. Mr.. ]. L. Hughes
Colonel Clarence, pr. ". +. shannon
Mr. Faiesn Hope. Mr.. Thos F. Drew
In addition, the occasion was made
merry by playing many social games
until a late hour
Mss CATIONS SURPRISE PARTY.
A few friends 81 Miss sophie Carton
rendered her surprise party at her
home ois Fifth street. near Virginia.
] last Friday evening. The time
was pleasantly spent in dancing
and S0eial games. Daring the
evening dainty supper vas
served. and heartily partaken OF hy
the following guests; Miss Emma
Spgagle. Miss Ida Bridges, Miss Ruby
Mitchell. Miss Grace fsTsss!!sss, Miss
Pearl Dawson, Miss Etsa Bridges, Miss
Huu0S, Miss Lizzie Manning and
MsSsr<. George Cough. Albert Cole
man, IseFt Hoicomh. Roisert Allen and
Fred HrleSIey.
N HoSan oF sEATTLE MAS,
The iollewlug invitation has been
received By various friends. OF the
memhcrs 81 the President ElSs OF
TacaEaa
yearself Aaa friends sre cordially tn
rise4 - yss,Fssc4 Sata IN = Ssscl8i ~ he given
Is the f'rrsi3cas EIks of faSotsz. il heaoF
81 seattle l.sstce Ne. - T. Il. q T.. and sis-
sssng aikS. on sunday evening, January
e, l%ss.
yoar presence viii be 3 pleasure al the
pax1Ars ~ is92aess Standard fneaseE. on the
shsaye date Eesnectfagly
MARTIN,
II. III. CLINE
SOL ASHER.
W.. WEBB.
Cammitsee
xgS rAsKARns uHTsg rAEFX,
An enjoyable whist party was given
SATURDAY evening. the Isssh instant. hy
Miss May Sinclair 81 the residence %
. Mrs.. NJ. l.. Packard uF snabotuiSa, on
'FRONT.' street. Among The guests rsere
Mrs. E. pIpeg, Miss Jeanne narham
Mss : Paekarsl. Miss NJ. Ilsfuan, Miss
L Anti, Miss III. Aelt, the Misses syl.
s1a. Iva. liergfe ana Minnie Seetneyi
and Messrs. ". z Bels. neaaler, Is
per. IoRtpkiaS, LiafeSs, Fackard
Niles. Ankt and ghuer
MS HaxS SMITHS TEA rAxTx.
Mrs Ekea smith gave q tea pzrts
at her residence. TT Madison street,
: last Wednesday afternoon. 10 Eew ol
: fsE laAly .slezlsas The parsoF was ar.
sisticaIgy decorated with cedar and