The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-29

say that they were satisfied and happy but
feebly expresses the situation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis have hospita5ls home, and their efforts
to make the path OF life pleasant for their
friends are untiring
A Nut and Candy Social.
The nut and candy social held at the Edge
water Congregational church last Monday even
ing was well attended and very pleasant The
committee were Miss Ida Auborn, chairman,
Miss Whitehead, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs Bullivans
and Mrs. Densmore. The following programme
was rendered:
kecitat1on. Miss Agness Goddard
Soio .,:...-.-........ Miss Emma Buliivans
Whistling solo w.. 49, MIS-, aos cr.r.ar
senator and Mrs. Kinnear Entertain.
Mrs. Senator John Fl. Kinnear entertained
Rev. T. B. Ford, ID. D., and wife, Rev. s. Alonxo
Bright, d. D., and wife; Mr. and Mrs Chiniquy
and Master Curtis Bright at O'Clock dinner on
Thanksgiving day The guests expressed the
nope that returning occasions of like nature
might be many, and that they might always
have as charming hostess as Mrs. Kinnear, and
as cordial welcome as the able senator always
accord, TO those who visit his elegant home.
Mrs. Clarence @. Wards Tea.
On Tuesday afternoon, at her residence in
Queen Anne town, Mrs. Clarence C. Ward gave q
W. "A.
was very prettily decorated and the tea quite
pretty in every way. Those present were: Mrs.
W. A. Dickey, Mrs. s. D. Hathaway, Mrs. J. w.
Bixby, Mrs. K. w. Knapp, Mrs. ]. A. Whalley
Mrs. w. A Dickey. Mrs. Victor Denny, Miss
Bagiey, Miss Ayrta Baglsv, Miss Clara Bigelow,
Miss Gay Catch and Aiss Kate Pesrce.
Miss Short Entertains Friends.
On Monday night, at her home, No. 2.2os
Fourth street. Miss Josephine Short entertained
q number OF her friends The evening was
passed with cards, music and an excellent
lunch. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Short, Miss Julia L. Chamberlain, Miss Blanche
Robinson. Miss Abbie Drew, Miss Dot Smith,
Miss Edith Simon, Miss Josie Short Miss Winnie
Short, Mr.. Peteish, Mr.. Harry Crandall, Mr.. E.
d. Crandau and MT. c. K. lilly.
A Soiree Musicale.
Mrs. Marie 8. Story will tomorrow evening
give soiree musicale at the Seattle opera
house. The affair is given under the patronage
OF the following ladies' Mrs. Jacob Furth, Mrs.
II. q. Strive, Mrs. Richard Neyins IT., Mrs E.
c. Neufelder. Mrs. Maurice McNieken, Mrs. E.
w. Saekman, Mrs. W. A. Harrington. Mrs. Fl. Z.
Holmes, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs. ]. A. Hatfield,
Mrs. W. r. Ballard, Mrs. John Arthur, Mra A.
r. Hill, Mrs.. J. @. Haines
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Murphy Dinsd.
i. i q.
Murphy, the noted temperance orator and his
charming wife, together with Miss Ida Nc
kowen and Rev. II. d. Brown were guests of
Mrs. 5. Alonzo Bright at Trinity parsonage.
Mr.. Murphy and DR.. Bright are old friends, and
have spent many days together in the work In
the old Hoosier state, and their meeting here on
Puget sound Is a source of genuine pleasure TO
both gentlemen.
MI. and Mrs. T. b. Corey Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Corey entertained small
party of friends at their residence, corner of
Main and Suffer streets, on Friday evening.
There were present, besides the host and hostess.
their daughters, Miss Madge Corey. Miss Amy
Corey; Miss Good, Miss Hall, Miss Cameron, DR..
E. F. Heliker, Mr.. ]. T. Campion, Mr. H. Kayer
and Mr.. S. n. Irwin. Several very pleasant
hours were spent.
Dinner of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Heiloron invited a
few friends to join them in their old-fashioned
Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday, after which
the entire number went to Cordrays theater.
Those in the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. N.
Baxter. Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, Miss Piper Mr..
Abram Barker, Mr.. E. II. Hughes, of Chicago, and
Mr.. Masterson, of Tacoma.
A Pleasant Theater Party.
The following ladies and gentlemen on Mon
day evening attended Cordray's theater In a
body: Miss Furth, Miss De Wolfe, Miss Riley,
Mr.. II. w. Baker, Mr.. H. b. Pomeroy and Mr. r.
NJ. Palmer. After the play was over the party
were invited to the residence of Miss Furth,
where a charming lunch was served.
Devotees Of Whist.
new whist club, composed of the following
members, has been formed: Mr.. and Mrs G. A.
Hawley, MI. and Mrs. w. L Gazzam Mr.. and
Mrs r. W. Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Miss
Gertrude Hanna, Miss Ethel Hanna, Miss Hen
rietta Hamilton, Miss Young, Mr.. Miles, Mr..
Miller, Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Prouty.
Mrs. Story's Musicale.
Mrs. Story will give her concert tomorrow
evening at the Seattle opera-house She has ar
ranged quite an attractive programme She
viii be assisted by Mrs. Blanche Kesler Grambs.
Mrs Marguerite Mckinney, Miss Mae Potvin,
Mr.. g. r. Ackroyd, Mr.. NJ. White friedrich and
Professor W. R. Lucy.
A Thanksgiving Reunion.
Mr.. George B. Adair and family and Mr..
George kinnear and family enjoyed q reunion at
the formers residence in Queen Anne. The ar
tistically decorated table was well supplied with
good things, which every one thoroughly en-
joyed. The evening was spent in songs and
games.
Some Of the Bachelors Entertain.
Some of the members of the Seneca Street
Club on Thursday dined Mr.. and Mrs A. p.
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. ]. l. Wilmington, Miss Riley.
Miss Furth and Miss De Wolfe This handsome
way of turning the tables in entertaining by
some of the bachelors was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Brainerd's Theater Party.
Mrs. Erastus Brainerd gave theater party at
the Seattle opera house on Wednesday evening.
The guests were: Colonel and Mrs J. C.
Haines, Miss Buck, Mr.. w. L. Bailey and Mr.,
Abram Barker. After the performance was
over the party lunched with Mrs. Brainerd.
A Chrysanthemum Dinner.
A chrysanthemum dinner was given on
Thursday at the Vendome, which proved very
pleasant to a small circle Those who dined In
this party were: Mr.. and Mrs. stearns, Mr. G.
K. McGill, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson, Mr.. Clarence
Vincent and Mrs. Fabian.
Mrs. j. c. Haines' Theater PARTY,
Mrs J. C. Haines on Tuesday evening had a
theater party at the Seattle opera-house Her
guests were: Miss Buck, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd.
Mr.. Abram Barker and Mr.. r. B. Albertson. After
the theater the party dined at the residence of
the hostess
A Popular Young Man.
Mr.. John A. C. Gosewisch, one Of seattles