The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-18
Montgomery Russell.
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.

the patronage OF Mrs. Thomas burke, MIS-. y. =.
Haines, Mrs A. B. Stewart and Mrs. G. H. He'll
bron, brief mention of which was made week
ago, has now assumed definite form The
party will be given on the 10th OF February at
Odd Fellows hall, in Belitown, and VIII be under
the management oil Mr. Theodore \. Haller and
Mr.. George F. Fay. The hall, which has Just
been completed. is most excellentty adapted 70
the needs OF the party. The dancing hall, which
IS on the first floor above the street, is OF extern
sive dimensions and the floor was laid and pre-
pared expressly for the use to which IT is 70 be
put. The large banquet hail, above the dancing
hall, viii be devoted TO card playing and supper
will be served in an adjoining room, the two be-
ing thrown together during the supper hour Tor
music will be furnished by Wagners First Regi-
ment orchestra, stringed instruments FREEDOM
mating. The invitations will De Out during the
coming week.
coTILL1oN CLUB DANCE.
The cotillion Club gave a charming dance
on Friday evening at Chisholm's hall. The
earlier part OF the evening was devoted to a
varied programme of dances. At II O'Clock the
german led by Mr.. Fred K. struve, began, and
lasted until O'Clock. The favors distributed
were very attractive, through the efforts of Mrs.
Neyins, Mrs. MacCulsky, Miss Neyins aud Miss
Strive, who furnished them. Mrs. Strive, Mrs.
Kittinger Mrs. strout ana Mrs. Lowman pre-
sided as patronesses.
Excellent music was furnished by the First
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kittinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. strout,
Mr. and Mrs Mrs Saunders Mr. Ia and Mrs Neyn s
Furth. Miss Piper: Miss struye, Miss Riley, Miss
Emery, Miss Potvin, Miss Neyins, Miss Kelly,
Mr.. Gait, Mr. Hailer, Mr.. Fay, Mr.. Noble, Mr.
Meserve sir. Sharpe, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Carter,
Mr.. Gibbon.
CLERK HOLMES FAREWELL.
Mr.. NJ. M. Holmes, retiring county clerk,
gathered his old force together around the festal
board and treated them to an elegant banquet at
the Chamber OF Commerce last Sunday evening.
1t was farewell gathering of those who had
worked together daily for the past fifteen
months MOI Those present We're; Mr. n: NJ Holmes
Lyman Wood. Mr.. H. B. street, Mr.. T. II. Burke,
Miss Susie |. Brooks, Miss Nola Cowden, Miss
Laura Call, Miss Elsie Hall. Miss May Martin,
Miss Lulu Brown, Miss Carrie Lawney and Mas
ter Carl s. Holmes. After finishing the sumptu-
ous repast Deputy Clerk Wood recited the fol-
lowing lines:
"There are moments of life that are never for
Which brighten and brighten as time steals
They add new charm to the happiest lot,
And shine In the gloom of the ioneliest day.
A general exchange OF good-byes followed, and
the closing ceremonies of an eventful and busy
administration were thus brought TO happy
end.
SURPRISE PARTY.
On last Friday evening Miss May Spaulding
was rendered surprise party by her friends at
the residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
spaulding. The evening passed most pleasantly
for the young people In social enioyments.
Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Schader, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Talbot, Mrs.
Henry sheahan Mrs. Mrs walaee Ernest
Walsh, Laura Miller, George spaulding, Birdie
Fitzhenry, Lucian Carroll, Jennie Schaffer, Julia
Orth, Willard Carson Bessie Vanwort, Edward
Herring Mary Pratt, ollie Carson, Lizzie orth,
Ieander Anderson, Mabel Sheahan, Alasion
Crawford, Carrie Talbot. win Inglis, Mary
Miller, Fred Walsh, May spauldlng, Will Allen,
Fannie Anderson, George Fitzhenry, Sarah
Gottstein, Sallie Davis, Ida Gottstein, George
Allen, Lille ,, Donaldson, Jim Wilson Jamie
Christianson, Frank Miller, Carrie Miller, viii
Castle.
SOCIAL AT ST. MARKS.
On last Tuesday evening the Ladies' Guild of
s.. Marks gave charming social at the church.
programme. which had the double merit of
brevity and of being the work of artists, enter
tanned the guests during the earlier part of the
evening The programme opened with duet,
Cheerfuluess, rendered most aceeptahly by
Mrs. Laird and Mrs Miller. Mrs. Slauson re-
cited in pleasing style "Flossie Lanes Mar
risge." Mrs. Miller made an excellent impress
sion with a eontrslto solo, "Dear Heart" The
closing number was duet by Mrs. Laird aud
Mrs. Miller, entitled "Fsir Janet" Following
the musicale hight refreshments were served,
and the short time until dispersal was passed in
social conversation.
Mr.. AND MRS. WARD ENTERTAIN
On last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ward entertained number OF friends at cards
AN tkieir nome, Sl3 tenth street. Elegant re
treshments were served during the evening
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
fnrth, Mr. and Mrs. shields, Mr.. and Mrs Major
Mcclellan, Mr.. aud Mrs. George Kittinrer, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Neyins
Mr. aud Mrs. Backus, Mr.. and Mrs Owens, Mr.
ana Mrs Neuielder, Mr.. and Mrs Warner. Mr..
ana MRS. l.. l.. Perry, Miss Furth, Miss McClel-
Ian, Miss Graves. Miss Towle, Miss Cheale Mr.
Alfred Holman Mr.. George K. Carter, Mr.. Nell
son. Mr.. shannon.
MIRROR PARTY.
On last Tuesday evening the Martha Wash.
lngton Dancing Club gave ''mirror rarty'' AT
Professor Lopp dancing academy in Washing.
ton hall, l,o26 sixth street. The german which
occupied the first part OF the evening. was led
by Mr. J. W, BiNey and Miss Kate Conley The
.iaNors distributed consisted of notices souv-
enlrs ~ the Martha Washington Club aud
fancy mirrors. ON next Tuesday evening the
cruz gives an old fashioned New England candy
pun 81 washington hall.
CANDY PULL
Mr. aud Mrs. Z. Shafler on last Tuesday even
Ing entertained party OF friends with an old
fashioned candy pull at their residence, go Bell
street Everybody had merry time Among
lnoSe present were; Mr. and Mrs. Guild, Mr. and
Mrs. Durant, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett. Miss F. Alma
i,Grsnt, Miss Elsie Hail, Miss Gertrude Guild
MI. snd Mrs. ShaIfeT, Mr.. Stanley
LECTURE AT THE CONSERVATORY.
Tomorrow evening, January 10, at the Con
serVatory Of Arts, corner Front and Spring
streets, Mr.. Alva Glover Salmon the pianist will
deliver q brief lecture, with illustrations on
Practical Piano forte Teaching Miss Mae
fotyin viii assist, and viii render several fne
piano selections
CARD fARTY.
Mr.. snd Mrs. W. H. Newman, of Slt Sopth
Tenth street, gave very enjoyable progressive
pedro party - about thirty Of their friends on
Monday evening. The first prizes weve capturc8
BY Ms. Johu Howard aud M J. u Mccarthy:
the second by Miss kendFick and Mr.. {. T. Mad.
does.
WHIST PARTY
Mp. and Mrs. Charles f. Patterson gave very
delightful whist party "a a few friends on last
Tuesday evening. Those present were; Mr.. and
Mis- GEORGE :. Meaeham, Mr.. aud Mrs L w n
Shelton, 9Ir. and Mrs. Fred II, Peterson Mr. and
Mrs I. +. Blaine, Mr.. and Ms +. Is. Huksey,
MRS. 1ACESos's TEA
delightful teS was given on Wednesday Ian
nary "a, Ia honor Of the ladies Guild OF Grace NJ
i. church By Mrs William Jackson ~ her horne
corner o. Weller aud Bush streets A Lars
number OF ladies we've present and the afierucsn
~ss most cu3oyahly spent
BANQUET TO JUDGE srs1rTeS.
The members Of the bzr OF King county in or
def 10 show their appreciation Of Juees ]. 4.
StIattons the TeeIlng superior judge, have de-
siasd to give banquet in his honor Al TIE