The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-03
A Pretty Orange Party.

Pretty Orange Party.
One of the enjoyable events of the holiday
season was the orange party given last Wednes-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs L W. Buzby at No.
Ils Lombard street, in honor of James II.
Ward There were twelve couples present,
and the evening was one of pleasure for all.
The rooms were lastly decorated, orange being
the prevailing color, and the handsome
little ladies and gallant young man,
Misses Aics and Grace Mitchell and
Mr.. Atriu Ryckman, who assisted
Mr.. Buzby in serving the refreshment, as we'll
rs looking after affairs in general,
were radiant in costumes Of orange
hue. The parlors were neatly prepared
for games and plays, and the affair
was a success from beginning to end, and the
hostess and Mr. Ward showed themselves to be
adopts in the art of entertaining Nosa moment
Jagged, but the entire evening was oae round of
pleasure. Neat cards tied with orange-colored
ribbons, bearing the names of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buzby and Mr.. James H. Ward, formed a neat
souvenir. tempting lunch was served at II,
in which orange also was the ruling feature.
One OF the principal amusements of the even
ing was called Conservation" The young
people were allowed two minutes to observe the
articles, about fifty in number, on a table
in the dining-room and then repaired
to the parlors and were given eight
minutes IN which to write from memory a
list of the things seen upon the table. Miss
Ruth Cole, who wrote the highest number
received the first prize, a box of choice
candy, and Mr.. E. NJ. Wooley the BOBBY prize for
writing the least The guests present were Miss
Grace Vrooman, Miss Rose Cole, Miss Ruth
Cole, Miss Ida NJ. Foote, Miss Jessie Ryckman,
Miss Winnifred Knox, Miss Kate McCauley,
Miss Lizzie Fowler, Miss Madge Fowler. Miss
Ida FARMLAND, Miss Anna Parsons; Mr.. E. NJ
Wooley, Mr.. Fred B. Hitchings, Mr. Edward c.
Sharpe. Mr. James II. Ward, Mr.. Adams, Mr.. NJ.
NJ. Grout, Mr. Fred Everett, Mr.. Horny bowman,
Mr. Dwight Fowler Mr.. Charles A. Briggs, Mr.
]. B. Murphy and Mr.. Hubert Smith.
Reception OF Musical Pupils.
The juvenile pupils of the willard musical
institute gave a reception on Wednesday after
noon. In addition to the programme below
there was dancing. Following is the pro-
gramme:
Piano trIo-"Air Suisse" Czerny
Miss Agge Megrath, Miss Katie Haley, Miss
Lottie Haley.
Piano olo-"spinnliedchen' 900. .E1lmenreich
Miss Katie Haley.
Observation-Disclosures Man" ............
Vocal soio-"Were a Little Bird'. .HoIzel
Miss Ella Megrath.
'' WV Miss Maggie Thomas. --''-' .
Vocal duet-"On the Moonlit Stream. .Geibel
DIN Master Oscar Lee, Master C. Thorndike
fiAh0 '0i01 Mis-! h ssSie Mecratb AchneF
Recitation-"De 'sperience Of de Rebrend
Quackro Strong" ........:. Master Oscar Lee
Piano dUet-"Witehes Fght fio'sie R Nsson
Miss Nelson and Miss Thorndike.
The following were present: Miss Id a Coch-
ran, Miss Flora Cochran, Miss Mabel Sheehau,
Miss Agga Megrath, Miss Ella Megrath. Miss
Lottie Haley, Miss Katie Haley. Miss Flossie Nell
con, Miss Cora Thorndike, Miss Bessie Boyd,
Miss Genevieve Relic, Miss Alice Allen, Miss
Annie Ball, Miss Fannie Van DuZen, Miss Grace
Haven, Miss Emma Libby, Miss Clara Hill, Miss
Mamie Spencer, Miss Jessie Ballard, Miss Mamie
stetson, Miss Amy Smith, Miss Ina McFadden,
Miss May spaulding, Miss Ruth Waterhouse
Miss Lila Jones, Miss Cora Martel, Miss Ollie
Jones, Miss Ella Pease. Miss Maud Pease, Miss
Maud Hamilton, Miss Maud Shaw, Miss Blanche
Shaw, Miss Bertha Parry Miss Winnie Megrath
Miss Frances Megrath, Miss Minnie Young Mas.
ter Oscar lee, Master Joseph Robinson, Master
Frank keophlio, Master Tommy Keophlio, Mas
ter Rugee Bull, Master Harold Post, Master Matt
seurry. Master Harry Humphrey Master Gran
vile Libby, Master Eddie Morris and Master
Bailey Hilton.
The Weewyk Chautauqua Circle.
Tho "Weewyk" ChautauQua Circle met on
Monday night at the residence OF Mr.. A. F. Bur
well, and carried out the following programme:
Leader skinner
'Short Account OF Some Christmas Events
Character sketch of Henry Clay. .......... .c'1'
SOCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0r 'eT gAfce
chapters XIV and XIV mir. II. Willis Carr
"World of Today-Ckile,' questions of No
vember ChautauQusn. Miss Clara Bigelow
Last night memorial Lincoln programme was
given, owing 10 the fact that the Circle cannot
meet tomorrow night The exercises were
varied by social entertainment and the serving
OF delightful refreshments. Following is the
programme:
Leader. :..-...............Mis Kate Pearce
"Lincoln's Ancestors and Other Relations.
.-....--...-.........ars Samuel Greene
his Chiidhood .-.......s. Miss Ellen Burwell
Personal Appearance ...'Mr. skinner me.
First s.,, Attempts at Public Speaking ana
First MF Bu.nes: Miss b'Si' Hd EysTs
Connection with Black Hawk War -.
Love snd Marriage Miss Marie Hegscdt
.Eafiy Political Life and speeches MI nys''
Lincoln as President, G t91n.S
"As COMMANDMENT Chief OF the Army
THE Emaa cipation Proclamation aud lis .s''''
Lifelong Hatred OF Slavery .......-....
$500. - ......-.-.-..A Mr.. A. T. BJrweQ
"His Death Miss Ella Evers
'Els Character" Miss Ellen Reid
New Year Receptions.
The ToUag Aen's Christian Association kent
open house slI OF New Iesr's day, and many &C.
cepsed the preferred hospitality and entertain
Inent. The ladies' who assisted were. Ms. II
= rsrkhurSt, Miss Kate McCauley. Miss Ida e
FARMLAND, Miss HELEN Lodge, Miss sarah Grant
Miss Kate Bingham, Miss Ellen Reed Miss K4-e
Pesrce, Miss Ella Morie. Mss Downing, Mss
Jennie Carr, Miss Lizzie DAVIS.
Mrs. l. II Griffith. OF ! ,325 Fifth street, 70
ceiyed, assisted by Mrs. c. {. Palnney aud Mrs
= y Ross. The hours were from s 70 O'Clock
bat n She evening an informal dance was given.
Nj. and Mrs. +. : De Walte on New Years dsv
kept open house and many OF their friends