The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-01
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
DANCE At rHE ABBOTT.

Wallace Bow, Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Shaubut, Mr..
and Nm. Charles Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Ranke, Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Van Amringe, Mr..
an. snd Ms Witt wnteSsI sn sr A. and A Ms
Abbott, MI. and Mrs W. Little, Mrs. NJ. D. Pease,
Mrs Q ingham. Mn J. E Werner. Mrs s,,! J:
Nixon, Miss Emma Cochran, Miss Gretchen
Miss Rose Archibault, Miss May Archibsult,
Grace Haus, Miss Ollie Haus, Mr.. Alex Ranke,
Mr. +. Ranke, Mr. Ross Eckhart. Mr.. A. McAu-
ley. Mr.. 2; N; Weldon, Mr. Y. de Neui; IL, Mr. n.
ham, Nj. Frank A. Hall, Mr.. E. H. Fisher.
Youra PEOPLE SOCIAL.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor Of the First Christian church, Of Seattle,
held very enjoyable orange cat and sociable at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fredericks,
on
being present. The residence was brightly
lighted and elegantly decorated The tables and
Cake and fruit were served. The evening was
spent in music, song. rectstions and social chat,
hos s that w. We; SG s1 FsD sSs
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Middleton, Mr.; and Mira shuey, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
s. xndrns:, Mr.. Brown i Lee, %rs. King Mrs.
G. L Morton, Miss Flora Pickering, Miss Mamie
Pickering, Miss Minnie Andruss, Miss Maud
Mis- nncy f1a ss josie Ford ass
r. King, Miss Nellie Reed. Rev. J. 6. McCallum.
Mr. NJ L Baer, Mr.. George Fredericks, Mr..
son Mr. adn.:d e M s Robert Ens mr.
John McMicken. Mr.. r. Pickering.
SURPRISE PARTY.
On last Monday evening Mr.. and Mn. G. L.
Manning were rendered . surprise party at their
residence In North Seattle bya number Of the
members Of Ridgeley Lodge, Daughters Of Re-
music, dancing and other social pleasures. MT.
George H Park contributed TO the entertain
men n, q the Gnsst. p number ' q eorne: solos,
Late in the evening supper was served. About
forty guests were present, among them: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Leland, Captain and Mrs. God
Brown. Nj. and Mr.. Msrtei, NJ. and Mrs Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr, Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert Moran,
NJ end Mr y. + A Ame.. Ne. and Mrs. Roy
Mrs.. g. H. Park, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Olive
Ketchum, Miss Lottie Ketchum, Miss Corinne
Leland, Miss Lulu Brown, Miss Olive Manning,
Mr.. Charles Gray, Captain Cressweu.
DRIVE WHIST PANTY.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rudolf
entertained party OF friends at drive whist at the
residence, l,7s5 Yesler avenue After the whist
game splendid supper was served. The prizes
prize. ivorine sachet case, hand painted, Miss
case, Mrs. George Poweii ladies' BOBBY p plHus
Japanese toad, Mrs. Giles Ryder; gentlemen's
first prize, hand painted cigar case, Mr.. N. D.
knife, Mr.. David Bush; gentlemens BOBBY
prize, toy monkey on stick, Mr.. r. McPhee.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Giles Ryder.
ROBBERS, Mr.. and Mrs r. McPhee, Mr. and Mrs.
y. ID. Middlebrook. Mr.. and Mrs. David Bush,
Mr.. and Mrs. n; Kilbourne. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. |.
Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. L. p: Cole Miss Belle Rob
erts. Miss Sadie conwell. Mr.. C. Mcpherson, Mr..
l. Adams.
or WYE CLUB DANCE.
The Qui vive club gave their second dance on
Friday evening at chisholm's hall. The dancers
were in evening costume and made an attractive
scene rs they .glided around the hall to ex-
cellent music. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs De Touryille; MI and Mrs. H. Y: Bean,
Miss Mclaughlin, Miss Osborne. Miss Forney,
Miss Spriggs, Miss Kunzie, Miss Hattie Bray,
Miss Grungranz, Miss Painey, Miss Richardson,
sresl. a Mr. 1vns Ms f. kna r N.Y. I'd
DeMers, Mr.. W. II. Cline, Mr.. Charles Smith,
Mr.. c. ". Kelley, Mr.. !. E. Pratt, Mr.: f. II.
Polly, Mr.. W. Pfeifier, Mr.. Charles Mckenzie,
Mr.. J. D. L. McGaughey. Mr.. James Hayden,
Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. Compton.
C. C. CLUB MEETING.
The c. c. Club met at the residence OF Mrs
David Gilmore on Friday. The names of Mrs.
Or. Ramsay and Mrs Trowbridge were proposed
for membership, and unanimously accepted
of the following ladies: Mrs. Ely, Mrs. David
Gilmore, Mrs. J. $. Chase. Mrs. E. F. Wittler,
Mrs. DIR. Ramsay, Mrs. Trowbridge. Mrs. Fred
IL. Peterson, Mrs Young, Mrs. Clarence White,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Eben Osborn, Miss Emma
Atkins The next meeting will be held at the
residence of Mrs. DR.. Ramsay. corner of Twelfth
and Cherry streets, AT which time the second
"Modcrn Greek Symposium" will be arranged
for, to be given in March.
BADGER MEETING AND SOCIAL
On next Wednesday evening the Wisconsin
people win hold meeting and social at CHS
holm's hall An ENJOYABLE time 10 expected.
The committee have taken great pains to pre-
pare an excellent programme, consisting of
music, recitations and games Refreshments
will be served, after which those desiring may
enjoy dancing. These meetings have been very
become acquainted. 1t Is hoped that every per-
son from Wisconsin will take advantage OF this
opportunity aud be present at this meeting.
rHEATRR PARTY.
On Wednesday evening . congenial theater
party attended Cordray's thea,er under the
chaperonsge Of Mrs. A. E. MacCulsky. After the
performance they were informally entertained
at the James street club the guests of DR.. Pal
mer. The couples were: Mrs. MacCulsky and
Mr.. John Gibbon, Miss Furth and Mr.. Fred
and Mr.. Harry Meserve, Miss Nevins and Mr..
George Carter.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST CLUB.
The Seattle Progressive Whist Club held its
usual weekly meeting on Thursday evening a,
Ne residence Of Mrs. Booth, 207 Marion street
y. NJ Butterfeld won tho first prize, and Mr.,
the BOBBY prize. The remainder OF the
passed pleasantly with the additional
'ment Of music and refreshments
y-RxsIpENrs OF NINNEAroLIs
uthc expressed wish of many of the
of Minneapolis for some time tc
ociety for social purposes. The
ommerce has very kindly tend.
its building for the first meeting