The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-23

Nra sam Crawford, Mr. and Ars. Charles Lu-
grin, Mr.. and Mfs Marble, Capt and Mrs
Hill, Mrs G. T. Nils Ms. George Miller, Mrs
Van Tassel. Mrs Bfshy. Mrs. Matthew.
DIR. and Mrs. willard, Mr. ard Mrs.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Brawley, Mrs Cole,
Mr.. and Mr.. Virtue, Mrs. Gosh, Mr. and Mrs
Ryckman. Mr.. and Mr.. E. B. Fowler, Mr. and
Mrs Darlington, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine, MIS-.
White. the Misses Easily. Miss Brown, Miss
Breckenfeidt, Misc Greene, Miss Cole, Miss
franklin, Miss Fowler Miss Marble, Miss Luz
grin, Miss vanTassel, Miss Hill, Miss Owens, Mrs
Foo:e, Miss walshew, Mrs Higgins, Mrs. Cra-
gin, Miss Hucsins. Miss Hall, MI Grant, MI
Legate, Mr.. Edwards, Mr. Hall, Mr.. Hitchings,
Mr.. Germain.
knfckerbockePs ut Mrs. Ssckman's.
The knickerboekers assembled at Mrs. Sack
mans elegant home, corner of Ninth and Cherry
streets, Tuesday evening. The Van Wrinkles,
Van 1assels and Van Rensselaers were never
nerrier nor more royalty entertained than were
those present in both drawing room and dining
room for few short hours. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Price Benton. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles s. Chniquy. Mr.. and Mrs Donneu
Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman. MI.
and Mrs E. B. Fowler, Capt and Mrs. David
Gilmore, Mr.. ana Mrs. Howe, Mr.. and Mira
George B. LAnders, Mr.. and Mrs. 'Minich, MI
and Mrs. Fred H. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Phil
lips, Mrs d. J. Sackman, Gen. and Mrs. C. W.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. White. The next
collation. will be spread at the residence OF NJ.
and Mrs. Miles Price Benton. liza Joy street,
Tuesday evening. November L All are ex-
pected to be present
Ladies' Relief Corps Fair.
The fair of the Ladies' Relief Corps, held last
week at Ran ke's hall. was q great success, and
was attended by many persons who take an IN
terest in the noble working OF that organiza-
ton. The booths were all in capable hands,
and the ladies IN charge spared no pains to
make the visitors liberal with the cash. IL was
all done in so nice and pleasant way that none
were offended, and all went away much pleased
and satisfied. The ball which was given in
connection with the affair on Friday night was
also conspicuous success. The music was
good, ana the eighteen aud more dances were
time The door director was Mr.. Il. A. Bigeiow.
and his aids were Mr.. W. L Ames, Mr.. c. Z.
Plimpton. Mr.. J. OConnor and Mr.. J. Colman.
A Fremont Boy Surprised.
Master Harry Maxwell, OF Fremont, was ten
dered very pleasant surprise party Wednesday
evening At the home of his parents on Aurora
street. Games and dancing were the features OF
the evening. Late in the evening the little
folks were served with a hountiiul repast
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell,
Mrs. Herbert, Miss Ella Quinn, Miss Vesta Nor
rison, Miss Flora Lotka, Miss Meta Becker. Miss
Margaret Burcbam, Miss May Moran, Miss Will
mic FIenuery, Miss Alice Covington, Miss Alice
Graham. Miss Margaret Quinn, Miss Jennie
Coutts, Miss Gertie Carroll. Master Eddie Bean.
Master George Carlson, Master John storey, Mas
ter Alton Remington, Master Joe Barr, Master
Alvin Giacomini, Master Willie Cullis, Master
Freddie Herbert and Master Harry Maxwell
A Conundrum Social.
A conundrum social was given in commemor-
alton of Columbus day, on Friday, at the eec-
ond Methodist Protestant church The pro-
gramme was a. follows:
............B BY Choir
Recitation-"whis Regiment 80.
Vocal duet s; Mrs. K. Ward and NJ: J. White
Recitasion~aDiseoveiy OF America. ' .e'''A
solo-"The Better Land" Mrs. hathaway
Recitation. .................M Miss lone Thompson
Solo MIR. John White
After the rendition Of tho programme the
guests partook OF conundrum supper.
IN Chautauqua Circles.
The Tyee Chdutauqua circle met last Wednes-
day evening in the parlors of the First Presby-
programme. Arrangements were made for the
work OF the meeting to be held this coming
Wednesday evening.
The Columbian circle met on Wednesday
evening at Plymouth Congregational church,
and conducted the exercises in tho presence of
seventylve persons. Miss Jessie Nixon was
the leader. Greece was the topic under con-
alteration, although the Columbian day was
given considerable attention. The next meet
Ing will be devoted to quixzing. The leader
will be Mr. Joseph Shipper.
Mrs. G. @. Lyon Entertains.
Mrs. G. g. Lyon entertained at her residence
In Queen Anne number of friends at luncheon
in honor OF Mrs. John Leary, and to celebrate as
we'll the home coming OF Mrs. Gatzert, who has
lately returned from Europe. The invited
guests were Mrs. ". C. Squire, Mrs. W. II.
Humphrey, Mrs. Joseph F. McNaught, Mrs.
Morgan j. Carkeek, Mrs. J. r. Hayden, Mrs SUIT
cliffe Baxter, Mn A. NJ. Brookes, MrA H. B.
Baeley, Mrs sue Jennings. Mrs. M. V. 3. Stacy,
Mfs. II. q. strive. Mrs. Isabelle B. Haines, Mrs.
Edwin b. Webster, Mrs. w. r. Forrest Mrs.
David Kellogg, Mr.. W. E. Boone, Mrs. John
Leary, Mrs. Bailey Gatzert.
A New Whist Club.
A new whist club has been formed which
holds weekly meetings on Monday evenings
Last Monday night the fascinating game was
INDUCED in at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs J.
d. Lowman. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Noble, Judge and Mrs H. q. Strive, Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek, Mr.. ana Mrs l. g. ].
Hunt. Nh and Mrs A. B. Stewart, M and Mrs.
A. E. MacCulsky, Mr. and Mrs J. D. Lowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs C. T.
Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Washburn, Mr.. aud
Mrs Fred J. Grant
A Surprise Party.
A few friends OF Miss May Cleveland, ia Ash
street. gathered at her home Thursday evening.
Music, singing, dancing, refreshments and
general good time were INDUCED in By those
present, who were: Mr.. ard Mrs. B. /. Van
Tassell, Mrs g. c. Mills, Mrs J. c. Moore, Mrs.
T. b. Fowler. Mrs. George E. Miller Mrs p.
Smythe, Miss Judith Moore, Miss Myrtle Moore
Mics Madge Fowler, Miss May Cleveland, Miss
Minnie Van Tassell, Mr.. J. F. Cleveland, Mr.. G.
f. Seybolt, Mr.. John Peltret and Mr.. Valley
Moore.
Onion Epworth League Social.
The various Epworth Leagues OF the CITY,
fourteen In number, gave a union social on Fri
day evening at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. DR.. W. 2. George delivered an address
Oh welcome and he was responded t. by Mr.
W. ]. Morphy. The Rev. DIR. Cherrineton of
Tacoma, delivered the main speech of the even
Ing and he given complete attention
throughout Mrs. r. Hudgins sang a 500 and
IN addiuon there were other special features
There were about 800 present
A Pleasant Surprise.