The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-17
TACOMA PLAYSCARDS.
Euchre and Progressive Medley
at ALI Hours.
CHARMING PRIVATE PARTIES.
Merits Of the Crawford-LawtonR Recital
Girls Guild Afternoon Tea and
Kitchen sale-PersonaI.

TACOMA, May 16.-This past week has indeed
been one full of red-letter days to those attend
ing the theater entertainments and the private
parties, all of which proved very delightful.
THE LAwToN-cRAwFoRD RECITAL
On Wednesday evening Miss Crawford and
Miss Lawton gave a complimentary recital in
the Unitarian church. The audience was one
and 1t inspired those entertaining them with a
desire to do their best. The programme:
PART i.
"Gavotte' from Mignon) ... Thomas
Miss Lawton.
Recitation-sThe Spanish Dnel" Miss Crawford
Voeal-Patria ady Native Land, Mattel
Kecitaton-court Scene from Henry VII
Miss Crawford.
FART II.
vocal-"only the Sound of Voice" Watson
Miss Iawton.
Recitation "a "The Clowns Baby" ..........
Aeci'a'ion 10 "Aux Italians" .............
Miss Crawford.
Vocal Ia "Snowfiakes" .................Co wen
Miss Lawton.
Recitation-"Love in Balloon" Miss Crawford
MISS GARRETsoN's PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE.
Miss Garretson gave progressive euohre par
ty on Wednesday afternoon, at which she de-
lightfully entertained some of her friends The
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some time. Refreshments were served follow
ing the card playing, after which the prizes were
awarded follows: Miss Derickson, the first
prize, Miss 0uimette, the second, and Miss Wes-
sells, the BOBBY prize. Those present were Miss
Garretson, Miss Holt, Miss Bingham, Miss Sey-
mour, Miss Jessie Seymour, Miss Helen Wood
ruff Miss Dewey, Miss Hall, Miss Nora Hall,
Miss Calkins, Miss Clarke, of Spokane, Miss
Forbes, Miss Vessels, Miss Paddock. Miss Ellie
Paddock, Miss Edmunds, Miss ouimette. Miss
Buell., the Misses Fitch and Miss Derickson.
A CHARMING LITTLE PARTY.
Miss Ellie Paddock gave most chaming little
party for her sister, Miss Paddock, on Monday
evening, and progressive medley ruled the hour.
After the termination Of the games refreshments
were served, after which the prizes for the games
were awarded as follows: Miss Jessie Seymour,
the ladies' prize and Mr.. J. Winslow, the gentle
mems After these prizes had been duly ad-
mired the dancing commenced, and a delightful
dance was enjoyed. Those present were Miss
Paddock. Miss Ellie Paddock, Miss Ouimette,
Miss Bowen, Miss Seymour, Miss Jessie Sey-
mour, Miss Ferriss, Miss Ethel Ferriss, Mr.. Bail
lie Mr.. j. ID. Dudley, Mr.. Ayrault, Mr.. L. Pal
mer, Mr.. +. B. Wright, Mr.. ]. Winslow, Mr. T.
Handforth and Mr.. Sedgwick.
MISS cALKIN's PARTY.
Miss Calkins entertained some of her friends
on Friday evening at progressive euchre party,
to meet Miss Clarke, of Spokane, who is visiting
her at her home on North street, when a most
delightful evening was passed Among those
present were: Miss CalkinG Miss Clarke, of
Spokane, Miss Paddock, Miss Ellie Paddock,
Miss Griggs. Miss Woodruff, Miss Helen Wood
ruff, Misa Rowe, Miss Derickson, Mr.. c. B.
Staekpole, Mr.. Calkins, Mr.. f. s. Bull, Mr.. W. A.
BullSMr II. s. Nissan, Mr.. OFT, Mr.. Sitter.
A PLEASING HOSTESS
On Thursday Mrs. A. E. Bull gave a luncheon
for Miss Colt at her lovely home on North