The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-08

esteem and appreciation of their pioneer friends
By presenting them CHOICE seIection i, o. cosay
iade silver tea bell silver ereamer, silver sugar
bowl silver cake dish, silver fruit dish, case con-
set Of IS, srs set Of pearl
handled silver pie knives, two siiyer pickle
casters three silver butter dishes, silver sugar
ana by tbe hanpy conpIe ana their
children TO entertain their guests. The wedding
supper which was served at midnight, merited
e Tbe toast Of the evening Mr. and Mrs Mat
thiesen was given by Mf. Visit, one or their
many friends from Port Madison.
MINERVA CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.
The new Minerva Club gave its first literary
entertainment, on Friday evening, at the hall OF
the Concordia Club, in the Hinckley block. The
programme was as follows:
Opening address ....... Mr.. Edward Lande
"a Telephone Conversation
sons-aAn Open Secret Miss Hannah kie'ssi
Recitation-aThe Gamblers Last DEAL -.
soue-ssMy Love Is Like the Lily Fair
Neutrality-suspicious. Rose ...................
..................M Miss Frances wilzinski
DINNER PARTY.
On last Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. T..
c. Reitze entertained number of friends at din
ner at their residence, LOIS Madison streets.
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Ingraham,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Night, Mr.. and Mrs. r. h.
Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rutledge, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs &. 4 Mosgrove, Mr. and Mrs Durant,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Furst, ]. Graham Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Shearer,
ana MT MT and Mrs pase Mr. Mrs. ana Mrs
T. C. Reitze, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Swayse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christensen.
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Aninteresting literary and musical programme
is being prepared by the students of the Seattle
and Puget Sound Business College for an enter
tainment TO be held in the spacious college
rooms in the Seattle block, corner Third and
Cherry streets, Friday evening, February Ii. At
the close Of the nm various social games
the pleasantcst features of the evening will be a
postofice department., through which valen-
tines. may be sent and received A pleasant
evening is assured to those who may attend.
The invitation is both general and cordial.
ENTIRE NOUS SUBSCRIPTION PARTY.
The final arrangements for the Entire Nous
Subscription party, to be given at Odd Fellows
hall on Tuesday evening, have been made, and
everything that can add to the comfort of the
guests has been included. An unusually large
number of Seattle's social leaders have expressed
their intention of being present. A party OF
young people are expected from Tacoma, chap
eroned by Mrs. Holbrook, of Fairhaven, who Is
visiting Miss Griggs, of Tacoma avenue. The
catering will be done by the Rainier hotel. Car
riages may be ordered at 2 o'clock.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST CLUB.
The Seattle Progressive Whist Club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Whitaker, 215 Mar
ion street, on Friday evening, in honor of Mr..
Whitaker's birthday. He received many tokens
of remembrance, among them very handsome
writing-desk from his wife, card table from Mr..
and Mrs. =. II. Butterield, ink well from Miss
Trask and Mr.. Wise, book from Miss Carrie Lake.
Refreshments being served, the prizes were
awarded as follows: First prizes, Mr.. b. H. But
terfield and Mrs. B. H. Buttericld; BOBBY prizes,
Mr.. Booth and Miss Livesly.
c. C. CLUB.
The c. C. Club met with Mrs. j. 8. Chase at
the Rainier hotel, on Friday. Those present
were: Mrs. J. s. Chase, Mrs. Ely, Mrs. Z. F..
Whittier, Mrs. C. L. White, Mrs. David Gilmore,
Mrs. w. T. Addison, Mrs. F. 81. Peterson. The
ladies of the club are. arranging for a modern
Greek symposium, to be given on Friday even
ing, February 20, at the residence of Mrs. David
Gilmore.
HOUSE WARMING.
On next Tuesday evening "house warming"
will be held at the vendome, in the Posted
wards building. Mrs. Baker, formerly of the
seagrave has recently moved into the vendome,
and all of her guests came with her. A pleasant
feature of the evening will be short but select
music programme, which will be in charge of
Mrs. Fannie Perry Gage.
BADGER CLUB SOCIAL
The Badger Club spent pleasant evening, on
last Wednesday, at Chisholm's hall The earlier
hours were taken up by an interesting musical
and literary programme, given by the. younger
members of the club. Later cards and dancing
next meeting of the club win be in the first week
of March.
MAINE CLUB SOCIAL.
The Maine Club held a social on Friday even
ing in Pythian hall, in the Frye block. There
was large attendance, and general good time
Vas enjoyed by all present. Everything was in
formal, and the evening passed in dancing, card
playing and other social amusemcnts.