The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
WEEK BEFORE LENT.
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Mrs.. A B. Bull, Mrs.. .. K Stevens. Mrs.
pa Kershaw. Mn Anna (1rieks. MiD
Hewitt. Nins Ti.daar. Niss Townsend, Niss
Daxmar Tisdale, Miss Wallace. Miss
Young. Nin Pea, Mr.. r L. Bull. Mr.. J.
L B. johnson. Mr. Philip Caesar. Mr.. w.
a. Bull. Mr. Ceckburn, Mr.. r. HouelI.
Mr.. Nilloken. Mr.. Ramei Mr.. Hewitt. Mr..
Simpson, Mr.. b. 1. Griggs. Mr.. D. X.
ssevents. Mr.. g. r. Congsr. Mr.. ". A.
sternbsrR. Mr.. Fred b Trosisr. Mr..
O'Farreli. Nr. ". /. Landell. Mr.. Briggs.
M. n. RamsdelI. Mr.. Wheeler. Mr.. h. L
Kissam. Mr.. Smith
VALENTINE TEA.
On Tuesday afternoon the members q
the Young Ladies' Tea Club had delight
full meeting 81 the residence Of MA George
Browne. Although . few were absent, il
was very full meeting, and g the season
for teas will - soon Be over. two young
men were admitted to the circle that after
noon. The time vas occupied in writing
and decorating valentines, which were
sold ct sale held ct Mrs.
Brownies on Thursday evening Much
merriment wss caused By the ornamenta-
ton and the composing OF some touching
missives. and the hearts Of many young
men were charmed when upon the pay
ment Of small sum they were made the
happy possessors Of some Of these loving
messages Refreshments were served
about o'clock. and the guests departed
with the satisfying feelings of having
passed o. very profitable and delightful
afternoon. Among those present were:
Mrs. George Brown. Mrs. w. /. Landell.
Miss Paddock. Miss Thompson. Miss Del
pratt, Miss Forbes. Miss Buel. Miss Whip
Pile, Miss Seymour. Miss Gertrude Dslprat.
Miss Townsend. Miss Jessie seymour. Miss
Griggs. Miss Edanger. Miss Strong, Miss
Wallace, Miss Dagmar Tisdale. Miss Der
ickson, Miss Nora Hall, Miss Sherman,
Miss Mamie Harrington, Mr.. F. s. Bull
and Mr.. Joseph Johnson.
4 DELIGHTFUL GERNAx.
Tuesday evening the Cotillion Club gave
. delightful german 1t Bush's hall. As
there are only one or two more OF these dam
ces. all felt ike particularly exerting them
selves, IN order to have IS good . time Is
possible. Very little exertion was neces-
sary. however. as everything Was done TO
make one enjoy oneself. About IL 30
o'clock, refreshments were served, after
which dancing was resumed until about
1880. The patroneyses wore: Mrs. Louis
ID. Campbell, Mrs. Frederick Mottet, Mrs.
H. D. Thomas and Mrs. Otis Sprague.
Among those present were: Miss
BueI, Miss Woodruff. Miss Thomp-
son, Miss Niece, Miss Sutton, Miss
Delprai, Miss Holt, Miss Helen
Woodruff, Miss Harrell. Miss Gertrude
Delpratt, Miss Derickson, Miss Ada sutton.
Miss Forbes. Miss Strong; Nj. Bradley.
Mr.. E. ]. Halstead. Mr.. Fred Forbes, Mr..
Keen, Mr.. r. G. Dun. Mr.. Sutton. Mr.. G.
s. Reeves, Mr.. A. n. Stewart, DR.. Harrell.
Mr.. Leroy Pratt. Mr.. Fred Severson, Mr..
E. E. Eliiss, Mr.. Will Campbell. Mr..
Charles Smyser.
AN OLD Folks CONCERT.
A delightful entertainment was given in
the First Baptist church on Wednesday
evening In the form Of an old folks con-
cert, the participants dressing in the cos
TUNES OF . century ago. The church was
filed with an enthusiastic and apprcciative
audience and = charming programme Was
carried out. Driscoll's orchestra furnished
the music. which was very good. and Mrs.
J. s. Bronston, who had charge Of the
musical features. certainly deserves great
deal of credit for the talent and persever-
ance displayed in getting up such an enter
tainment The sum Of 500 was cleared
and twas felt q II . very profitable eve
ming had been spent
vALENriN. SOCIAL.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave Z novel and charming valen-
tine party on Friday evening at the taber-
nacle. The principal feature Of the even
ing was lemon squeeze. All those who
are aware what this mode of entertainment
is can readily see how much fun can be
squeezed" into one evening. and those
who are not acquainted with lemons In
this way, had better find out at once and
see how much they have already missed
RECEPTION AT THE HOSPITAL
A pubic reception was given in the
Woman's Boarding Home, Ut the old Fan
ME G.. Paddock hospital, on Wednesday
afternoon. from until 5. II was . very
enjoyable affair, and much interest was
shown in inspecting the rooms. which the
different churches here had fitted up, each
church furnishing one room.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. James Carney returned on Tuesday
from Whatcom.
Mr.. r. Klein has gone to San Francisco
for short time.
Mr.. Hugh Wallace is expected home
next Wednesday.
Mr.. J. b. Mason. Of Gig Harbor. was in
this city on Monday.
Captain C. A. Enell. formerly Of Tacoma.
is in this city for short time.
Judge Best left for a trip down the
Sound Monday, returning on Thursday.
Mr. c. Crosby and Mr.. n. s. Buckner, OF
Centralia, were in this city Monday on
business.
Mr.. W. Hooten and Mr.. ]. Tichner. OF
Rochester. y. Y, were in this city on busi-
ness last week.
General Manager Melien and party OF
Northern Pacific railroad officials left this
city on Monday for ST. Paul
Mr.. W. p. Buckley is one of party of
six new residents IN Tacoma who recently
arrived here from Oxford. N. Y.
Miss Kershaw left for Chicago last week.
where she viii remain some time, and
frGm there she viii probably go to New
York.
Mr. George A. Carroll has resigned his
position of secretary TO the Puget Sound
stevedore Company and returned to San
Francisco.
Mr.. James d. Laidlow. of waitsburg,
and bride. were at the Tacoma for q few
days last week, returning 10 Waitsburg on
Wednesday.
Manager sedgwick. OF the Pacific Navi-
ia L.