The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-21

games of progressive whist Prizes were
awarded to Professor and Mra Charles Pagan
and Mr.. and Mrs. stone. The invited guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs B. ii. Vollers, Mr.. and Mrs
George Ashford, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. g Reed. Mr. and Mrs E. w. Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Game, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Brierly,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George r. Kibbe, Mr. and Mrs o.
X. SITTER, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sny.
der. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. p. p Paddeu,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. McKinnon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Snyder, Miss Lizzie snyder, Miss Welsh, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Carson aud
Mrs. James Phinney.
The Main Street Social Club.
The Main Street Social Club gave an affair on
Tuesday night that was we'll attended and was
pronounced by all q complete success In every
respect Great credit is due to Mr.. A. c. Prigge,
Mr.. J. D. Wilson, Mr.. A. E. Cline, Mr.. z. A. Her
ing, Mr.. Dan Mckay and Mr.. W. II. Cline for the
pleasure of the evening. They were the special
committee who had the matter in charge and
spared no pains to make the affair pleasure
able to ali. Those present were: Mr. ana Mrs.
F. NJ Dugan, Mr.. and Mrs. Mumm, Captain and
Mrs. spauldiug, Professor and Mrs. Oliver. Mrs.
Cline, Mrs. Van Wart. Mr. and Mrs. A Kistler.
Mrs. Holgerson, Miss Merrick, the Misses Miller,
Mrs. Miller, the Misses Herman. Miss l. Hamil-
ton, Miss Boyd, Miss Prigge, Miss Lowenstein,
Miss NJ. Sheehan, Miss K. Fields. Miss A. Fields,
Miss c. Risedorph, Miss Woodin, Miss E. Cline.
Miss May spsulding. Miss Helen Cowie. Miss
Drake, Miss Katie Welsch, Miss B. Fitz-
henry, Miss Black. Miss Reynolds,
Miss Howard, Ms. Lux, Mr.. George
Sounding. Mr.. E. Murfn, Mr.. w. J.
Mckay Mr. C. T. Johnston, Mr.. +. Willmaser,
Mr.. J. Gabriel, MI. George Fitzhenry. Mr.. Duffy,
Professor Henry Johnson, Mr.. Sanderson, MI. +.
Hecht, Mr.. l. Dom, Mr. Ed Bragdon, Mr.. James
Kelly, Mr.. J. Scheanberg, Mr. Gus Nehrbuss. Mr..
Sherry. Mr.. P. Allen, Mr.. /. Mlchaels. Mr.. 6. Da-
Wis, Mr.. Z. Dorley, Mr.. l. Lucky and Mr.. J. Il.
Winning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue's Party.
A dancing and whist party was given BY Mr.
and Mrs. Frank W. Goodhue at their residence,
on McClaire street, Walla Walla addition. in
honor of Miss Fanny Troup and the Misses Lot
tie and Ada Goodhue. of Walla Walla, on
Wednesday evening Dancing, cards and re-
Treatments provided the amusements of the
occasion. The invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Z. Marconnier. Mr.. aud Mrs. John K.
Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Quick, Captain
and Mrs. Claude Troup, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus W.
Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hopkins. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank W. Goodhue, Mrs. Eta p. Guen-
therodt, Miss Annie Neville, Miss Alice Heating,
Miss Bessie Heating, Miss Tillie Brandt, Miss
Gussie Brandt, Miss Maud Payne, Miss Hattie
Ritz, Miss Mamie Harkins, Miss Martina John
ston, Miss June Cameron, Miss Fanny Troup,
Miss Lottie Goodhue, Miss Ada Goodhue, Mr..
D. F. MeCounaughey, Mr. Walter Neon
naughey. Mr. Boyd J. Tallman, Mr. Fred J.
Aikeus, Mr.. F. NJ Smith, Mr.. J. K. Edmiston.
Mr. James r. Turnbull, Mr. Frank NJ. Hawkes.,
Mr. Dwight B. Fowler. Mr. N. Nunan, Mr.. r l.
Warson, Nj. York Darlington, Mr.. Richard
Jacobs, Mr.. Clarence L. Goodhue aud Captain E.
NJ. Darlington.
A Fine Pupils Recital.
Friday afternoon Mr.. ". R. Lucy gave pleas
ant pupils recital at Pettis' Chambrcs de Mu.
sique. The following programme was we'll
rendered:
Piano auarsetse-Balles music from "Rienzi"
Miss Wrestling. Miss Hill, Miss Cragin
and Mr.. Lucy.
Miss Pauline Pe,tis.
"Chanson Joyense.' OPP 49,. II ......enry Ravino
.v.,o Miss Ida Thedinga u,,
vase Up d Mis-. Clara Hill. '"0sA'"'n
Miss Katie Curtis.
Miss Edna Cragin.
Caprice CroIu8tic .dooafu
Miss Wrestling.
Caprice Brilliant. .Mendelssohn
Miss Clara Hill.
The Ladies' Musical Club.
The Ladies' Musical club has discontinued
concerts and musicales until next month. Dur
ing the interval, however, the officers and the
executive committee are busy laying wise and
far-resehing plans for the coming season. The
opening concert, to be given on the third FRI
day in September, will be a grand musical
event, and will even surpass in importance the
great concert recently given by the active men,
bers at the Seattle opera-house. The pro-
grammes for the coming season are also being
mapped out aud the work of securing new, ac-
tive and associate members is already under
way, and promises to be followed by substantial
results A neat prospectus is being prepared
| for distribution, which will contain much in
| formation concerning the plans and aims OF the
| club.
In Honor OF Miss Heckle.
vsry pleasant social affair was given on
Thursday night at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. w. Bonney in honor of Miss Irene Heekle,
| wholeft yesterday for Red Bluff, Cal, which is
her home. The evening was devoted to pleas
ant games, refreshments and dancing. The
| young ladies took turns at the piano, and all
| present had pleasant time. Those present
| were: Mrs. NJ. A. Somers, Mrs. Robert Starr,
| Oakland; Mrs. George W. Harris. Mrs. Henry
| Leland, Mrs. Minnie Barnes, Mrs. /. W. Bonney,
| Mrs. Matte Carey. Miss Corinne B. Leland, Miss
| Addie Harris, Miss Grace s. Hughes Miss Min
| ME Hughes, Miss Maybe Harris, Miss Irene
| Heckle, Red Bluff; MI J. Olcovich, Mr.. J. c.
Rose. Mr.. Ben Barnes, Mr.. l. W. Bonney, Mr..
| Fred Fisher, Mt. Fred A. Johnson, Mr. {. Is.
| Stewart and Master Theron Mcdonald.
| Going Away to Study.
Rev and Mrs. W. r. Hollingshead, Mrs. Fl. I.
! Ward. Mr.. James ii. Ward and Mr.. c. o. Scran-
| ton, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. l. w.
| Buzby, us Lombard street, sailed on Tuesday
| morning the City OF Topeka for Portland.
| From Portland they go over the Southern Paci-
| fic to California. After Visiting San Francisco
| they take the Central Pacific and Denver & Rio
| Grande for the East. After spending a month
| at their homo in Ohio Mr.. aud Mrs. Holdings
| head, Mrs. Ward and Mr. James Ward leave for
| Boston, where Mr.. Holiingshead will spend
| three years in the theological school and Mr.
| Ward intends taking collegiate course and a so
| attend Emerson School or 0ratory. Mrs. Hol-
| iiugshead, who has spent some time at the New
| England Conservatory, will again take up her
| studies in music.
| Mrs. q. W. Bacon's Picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bacon gave q picnic
| at Nadroua park Thursday afternoon which
proved TO be one of the pleasantest social events
| of the week. The lunch was OF the old-iash-
| toned picnic kind and was much enjoyed The
| following were present: Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
| Rochester Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Adams, Mr. and
! Mrs. Thomas r. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus
| Brainerd, Mr. and Mrs. John Rumsey, Mr.. and
| Mrs. COlyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph shipper, Mr.
! and Mrs Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Beach, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Moore, Colonel anu Mrs Colnan, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lsnders, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bacon,
| Miss Rumsey. Miss Henry. Miss Beach, Miss
| Roper, Miss Bartlett Mr.. Stocton Rumsey aud
| Nj Edward Moore