The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-04

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Ma Pratt, Mrs. White: Miss Arthur,
violin obligato.
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Mrs. Job +. Lyon.
9ra. Churchill. Mis-. Atkins. Miss
Calhoun. Miss Beach,
The Davenport whist.
whist party was given at the nome OF MT.
and Mrs. Don Davenport on Wednesday evening.
The affair was an exceedingly pleasant one and
concluded with music, after the serving OF q
most delightful supper. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander, Gen. and Mrs Charles W.
Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Larson. Helena, Mont: Mr..
and Mrs. ". FL White, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d.
Ray. Capt and Mrs. David Gilmore, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Chfniquy, Mr. and Mrs. stuart
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred II. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Price Ben.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman, Mr.. and Mira.
Minrich. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Landers, Mrs. E. J. sackman, Miss
Kirkendall, of Helena, Mont: Miss Carrie Roper
and Mr.. Stewart, of Chicago.
A Silver Wedding Surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Z. Wolfe had a very pleas.
ant reminder of their twenty-fifth wedding an
niversary in the shape of a surprise party, at
their home on saturday, November 20 Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bridges, Mr..
and Mrs. z. 2. BoWditch, Mrs. j. w. Hall. Miss
Annie Hail, Miss Ivy Hall, Miss Amanda Hide
brandt, Miss Fannie Anderson, Miss Marguerite
Burke, Miss Maud Wolfe, Hon. Herbert Castor,
Mr.. d. G. Rudy, Mr.. vii lam Boys, Mr.. W. A.
Trinkle, Mr.. J. O. Fisher and Mr.. j. J. Clarke. A
handsome silver set was presented, and con-
gratulations rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe.
Vocal and instrumental selections were given
by Miss Annie Hall and Miss Maud Wolfe. and
an instrumental duet by Mrs. E. P. Bowditch
and Miss Maud Wolfe.
A Surprise to Mr.. Green.
Messrs. Frank and Ed Kennedy and few
friends surprised Mr.. Ell Green at his house,
Twelfth and Jackson streets, on Friday night
The evening was spent in cards and games.
after whic lunch was served. Those present
were: Miss Maud Clancy, Miss Eta Miller,
Miss Maud Holden, Miss Maud Writemap, Miss
Maud Wood, Miss Annie Kennedy, Miss Nellie
Humes, Miss Dean Brirey, Miss Jesmine Greg
orv, Miss Mamie Holden. Miss Brown, Mr. Ed
Kennedy, Mr.. Frank Kennedy, Mr.. William
Kennedy, Mr.. II. P. Kennedy, Mr.. Frank
COMBS, Mr.. William Thomas, Mr.. Ed George.
Mr.. William Reynolds, Mr.. George Hall, Mr.
George Green, Mr.. George Moran.
A Surprise to MI. Bryant.
very pleasant surprise party was given
Charles E. Bryant at the residence OF his
The evening was spent in numerous games,
after which refreshments were served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, MI. and
Mrs. Holt, Miss Martin, Miss l. Haley, Miss
Mears, Miss Bailey, Miss Eta Williams. Miss
Morphy, Miss Alexander. Miss Bowen, Mr.. w.
Morphy, Mr.. B. Bowen, Mr.. l. Bowen, Mr.. l. g.
Rickard, Mr.. Otto Rabei, Mr.. A. Jones, Mr..
Compton, Mr.. Albert Bryant, MIR. Haverstump
and Master Walter and George Bryant
Mrs. Coles Euchre Party.
One OF the most charming small parties Of the
season was the progressive euchre given by Mr..
and Mrs. Fremont Cole on Friday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Coles mother, Mrs. Roberts, re-
Gently from New York. Among the invited
guests were: Mrs Roberts, New York; Prof.
and Mrs. Frank J. Barnard, Capt and Mrs. David
Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs.. D. II. Gilman, MI. and
Mrs. John F. Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. T. v.
Ankeny, Mr.. and Fred H. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Blaine, Mr..
and Mrs. James 7. Lentzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods,
Miss Lentzy and Mr.. Kelly.
The Hill Whist Club.
The Hill Whist Club met at Mr.. George u.
Heilbron's on Monday. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs K. c. Washburn, Hon. aDd
Mrs. Watson C. Squire, Mr.. ana Mrs. H. A.
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Whittlesey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas R. Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
McMicken, Mr.. Jacob Furth, Mrs. E. l. Terry,
Mr.. W. G. Eliot. jr., Mr.. J. D. Lowman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Carkeek, Mr. A Heilbron and Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. Tyler. The club will not meet
next Monday, nor has the date for its next meet.
ing been fixed as yet
The Machinists' Ball.
The first annual dance of the International
Association OF Machinists, given at Armory
hall OH Friday evening, was very pleasant
affair. Supper was served at midnight, after
which dancing was resumed and continued
until O'Clock. The committees were: Ar
rsngements, NJ. j. Millicott I. II. Bane, ]. KEEL
Iogg; reception. W. T. Walker, J. C. Beigert, F.
w. Aubel, 0. NJ Purkey. w. Tenney, J. startup;
floor, W. A. Smith, T. Parker, E. Clancy, NJ j.
Millicott, T. scanlon, J. Kellogg. The First
Regiment band furnished the music.
Miss Hollands Card Party.
A delightful little card party was given Friday
evening last by Miss Ella Holland at the house
OF her sister, Mrs. W. NJ CowIey on Fourteenth
street Euchre was the game OF the evening.
Refreshments were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Cowley. Mr. and Mrs
:. l. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Berrill Miss
Holland, Miss Beatrice Fisken, Miss Clara
Fisken, Miss sullivan, Miss Gertrude Cheal Mr..
William l. Stirling, Mr. Thomas Carmichael
Mr.. A. X. Fisksn. Mr.. d. I. Cross and Mr. Rober,
Redheld.
Ye KnickerbOcker Club.
Ye Knickerbocker Club wyil holde they're
nexte meeting at ye create house of Dame
Chiniquy on Tuesday, We 18th Geye OF We 18th
monthe, to-wit, December, 1892, \. S Ye
knicker bocKers wyll doubtless be greatlie edi.
fed 10y ye opera tunes OF Polly Blossom and
Jerusalem Sweetbrier. Ye worldlings and such
as have aspirations wyll be there by Garlic
candle lyghte, as We splynte bottomed chairs
wy be crvei Of 10 ye highest bidder at We
modest sum of one thousand dollars a splynte.
MIR. schoenfeid's Birthday Party.
Mr. and Mrs l. schoenield gave a party a,
their residence, 1900 Yesler avenue, Wednesday
evening in honor OF Mr. schoenfeld's fifty.
second birthday, and their guest, Miss A. Limo
berg, OF San Jose. Cal There were forty ladies
and gentlemen present, snd the evening wal
m ost eniovaoly passed IN dancing, vocal and
instrumental music and whist A featurs O,
the event was a very scholarly address delivered
by Mr.. A. l. Cohen, prepared for the occasion.
Poverty Masque Ball at Columbia
Laurel Lodge, No. 20. X. OF F., gave a poverty
masQue ball Friday evening at Columbia II
was grand success socially and financially
There were about sixty couples present, many
from seattle. The committee of arrangement,
were J. c. Hut, Chairman: J. sullivan and C.
X. Hepler. +. \. Caldwell was floor manager
The Seattle Either Club,
The Seattle Either Club has been ORGANIZED
with the following officers: Richard Eudres
president; Fred Preeg. treasurer; Herman
Julich. secretary. Il VIII hold its first meetinp
Monday evening at O'Clock at Pettis' Cham