The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-04

souvenir Tearing tDf preseason name fotios-
Ing are some 81 the names present: vers smith,
Edith Denny, Belle Fry, Geneyive Petersen,
Bessie Tnglis, Marguerite Fry, Carrie Denny,
May Dixon, Helen Crawford, Edith ChsrnDer-
lain. Carrie smart, Ellen AsfSon, Jennie GCpp.
Mirth Hoisington, Laura Shade, Abbie spaldsng,
Ethel EahIe- Eva Allen. Winnie Owens,
perie Jones, Ella Matson, Gcneyieve AdaIas.
Dora Lothier, Joy Adams, Lulu Guyer. Elizabeth
Clark, Addie Holschumacher. Genevieve Prosch,
Beatrice Proseb, Elniue Holmes. Esther Nc
Cain, George Randall. Leslic Adams, Willie
Holgerson, Arthur Prosch, Harry Fowler, Willie
Lother, Johnnie Holsehumacher, Johnnie Wal
den, Emmett Ball, Eddie Ieyey, Norman Jenner,
Leonard Johnson
BUCKEYES EyTEETAISED.
About Fifty members OF the Buckeye Club par
ticspsted In the reception rendered the members
OF that organization last Wednesday evening by
Mrs. Carey at her pariors in the Avon house,
on Front street. near Cedar. The following pro-
9raHlne was presented and well received, espe-
ciAIiy Miss Powell's singing. which was particu-
Larry good:
song-'.Ie Parlate Ditmar' Gin Language OF :.
Miss Ida Powell
Declanafion-'sTom's Little star Miss Carey
Defamation Asleep AZ the switch
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RecitatiOn-.The Tiger smiled 49,.
Piano solo--sscujus Amman -. Miss Brown
Miss PoHeils song re- eived an enthusiastic
encore and she responded with Rose Leaves" q
waltz song. Mrs. J. 7. Lentzy made an excel
EecgUp1ulht-
After the close OF the progr mme refreshments
were served, and then the joyful merry makers,
young and old, stripped the light fantastic,
keeping tire 70 the melodious tones OF piano,
until the midnight whistles, bells and guns gave
notice that another year was dying
IN HONOR OF MISS DURKHEEMEE-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rosenberg gave very pleas
ant social on New Years eve in honor of Miss =
Durkheiner, OF Portland, who is visiting here.
II was largely attended and very enjoyable af-
, , Inose present we're; Mr. ana MIS-, keeske'
Dir. sSd Mrs X Gottstein, Dir. and Mr.. VI. A.
GottsteiD, Mr.. and Mrs. g.. winehill, SIR. and
Mrs A. Emanuel, Mr. and Mrs l. Monheiiae.,
Mr.. and Mrs speegei. Mr.. and Mrs. I. korn, Mr.
and Mrs J. simmons, Mr. and Mira L. stock,
Mr. and Mrs. 81. ~ Fredricks, Mr. and Mrs. J..
DAYS. M and vi Mrs., fTauen,nai MI Mt
zinski, Mrs sperlings, Miss Winehill,
Miss III. Kierski. Miss V. wilzInski, Miss F.
wilzinski. Miss Sporting, Miss stena korn,
Jennie Horwitz, Miss Becea Speegel. Miss Julia
speegei, Miss Rosie Davis, Miss Ncttie solomon,
Miss sophie Durkheimer, Miss Alice Emanuel,
We'll. Mr.. Murgenstern. Mr. Mark WiIzinski, Mr..
Leo stock, Mr.. Leo GreenbauIn, Mr. Moritz
Greenbaum, Mr. J. Buxbaum, Mr.. Jake Frauen-
thai. Mr.. Nose Blumauer, Mr.. Willie Wolf, Nj. j..
Klein, Ar. HyamS
MRS HArSEs' RECEPTION.
most agreeable addition to the fashionable
worlds enjoyment of the advent OF the new year
was the entertainment furnished by Mrs. J. c..
Haiues to her friends on that day. The interior
Of her charming home, at l.zc2 Seventh street,
was ornameEted with ferns and flowers. In the
afternoon and early evening, assisted by several
ladies. Mrs. Haines held an Informal reception,
during the course Of which elegant refreshments
were served. Later in the evening the gentle
man callers of the afternoon returned upon in
vifafion, and dancing INDUCED III. The
ladies who assisted Mrs. Haines I'm receiving
were: Mrs. A. T.. Burton. Mrs. Harry Price
Porter, Miss Towle, of Washington, ID. C.: Miss
Mary struve, Miss Anna Furth, Miss Neyins,
Miss McLelland, Miss Mary Readman, Miss
Frances Emery, Miss Gretchen Piper, Miss
Riley, Miss Graves
COMPANY D's FIRST AssUAL BALL.
One of the most pleasant events in the First
regiment during the winter season was Company
DIS first annual Complimentary ball given at the
Armory on last Monday night. A large number
of invitations had been Issued, and fully go
couples were present, among them several mem
bers of the Tacoma military companies and their
ladies. The programme of dances was wisely
not prolonged and listed only until midnight.
Splendid music for the dancers by the full First
Regiment orchestra, under the leadership OF
Professor Wagner The reception committee,
who did the honors OF the occasion, was COM
posed of Captain G. l. F. Kellogg, Private s. B.
Inittee consisted OF Lieutenant Charles B. Ames,
Sergeant G. A. Watson, Corporal G.. W. Scum,
Private A. Z. Jackson, Private O. 3. Clough,
Private II. Turner.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Tuesday evening, December 50, a very pleas
ant surprise party was given to Miss Blanche
Ramage at her residence, corner Fourteenth and
Washington streets, the occasion being In honor
OF her 18th birthday. The young lady was over
whelmed with kind remembrances. and happy
Miss Blanche Ramage, Miss Efe Bird, Miss Lulu
Bird, Miss Lille Anderson, Miss Clara Ander-
son. Miss Daisy Anderson, Miss Horah Fisher,
Pearl Fisher. Miss Elite Grisdale, Miss Rose
CRAFT. Miss Violet GRAFT, Miss Maggie Maroney,
Miss Mabel Leekie.
SANTA CLAUS PARTY.
One OF the pleasantest Santa Claus parties
which took place Christmas eve was that given
Master Harry T. Clancy by his parents, at oil
South sixth street. The Christmas tree. which
was large one was profusely decorated and
brilliantly lighted with those trifes which make
a child's heart glad. Mrs. Thomas Clancy
was the merry Santa Claus, and judging from
the enthusiasm and delight OF the children, was
a very successful one. The little ones present
were: Harry T. Clancy, Andrew cranston,
Harry Winship Frankie Lynch, Eleanor Lynch,
George Clancy, Lizzie Clancy, Flossie Consadine
and others.
NEW YEARS DINNER.
A pleasant event of the New Years day was a
dinner rendered 10 a number of their friends by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Card at their home in South
Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Card were the recipients
of several nice presents from their guests Those
present were MI ana MIS- Garkluret. Mr.. and
Mrs small, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Cayanaugh, Mrs.
LutZ. Miss Nellie Newell, Miss Rose Cayanaugh,
Miss Percy Cannon, Miss Laura LutZ Miss Dora
Maple, Miss Cora Maple, Miss Rose Graves, Mr..
Fred Cayanaugh. Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Eli Maple
NEW YEARS GATHERING.
On New Years eve the de III of the old and
the birth OF the new year was celebrated most
pleasantly by party of friends of Miss May
Calvert at her home on Eighth street between
Marion and Madison. The evening was spent in
social amusements and refreshments we've
served The guests were: Miss Minnie Reeves,
Miss Jessie Reeves, Miss Hattie Norris Miss
Gertie Morris. Miss Rose cole, Miss Ruth Cole
nr. and Mrs. Young, Mrs Cole Dr. Slime, Mr. de
steiguer, Mr.. Marshall, Mr.. James Calvert, Mr..
VIII Calvert
SURPRISE PAErY.
4 pleasant surprise party was rendered Miss
Anna Phillips, af her home on Taylor street OF,
last Thursday evening. The evening was spent
in playing games and other social amusements
and au elegant supper was served. Among those
present were: Miss Grace Conner. Miss Grace
Keen. Miss Alice keating Miss Bessie Keatfuy
Miss Edna Cragin. Miss Holloway. Miss Anna
Phillips. Mr., and Mrs c. :. Clarke, MIR and Mrs
W j. Phillips, Mr.. Charles Miller Mr. Charles
Shaw, Mr.. henry Colin, Mr.. Glenn Coffin, MI
Clarence Phillips and Others.
DRESS PARADE AND BALL
on next Monday evening the Armory will be
the scene of brilliant event The local com.
panies OF the First regiment, W. y G., will have
battalion drill. dress parade and guard mount
I commissioned Officers of the regiment will ~
( present ifon Tacoma. Port Townsend Aberdeen
Vancouver ana Nhateom, and major VIII De
eiectet Tor the rcttmeut- After the military
naaneuvers are finished there viii be grand
/ ball, IL which several hundred invited guests
viii participate.
MARTHA WASHINGTON DANCING CHS
/ The Martha Washington Dancing Club will