The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
SOCIETY AT OLYMPIA,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ChiIberg Give
Fine Chinook Whist PARTY.

nf. eno mrs. Joseph Chflberg Give .
Fine Chinook Whist Party.
OLYMPIA, April 2.-[special IA Chinook"
whist party was given on Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chilberg, invitations to
which were written In the Chinook tongue
Progressive whist played according to siwash
rules, was the leading feature OF the
happy occasions amusement Refreshments
served from menu written in Chinook
tasted just as sweet as by their
English names. The hyas prizes were won
by Miss Nellie Frost and Mr.. w. ]. Foster, and
the tenas prizes werc1awarded to Mrs. c. D. Gar
field and Mr. G. II. Funk The Klootchmen and
Boston men present at this whist potlatch were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Alya
Meyers, Miss Nellie Frost Miss Carrie Frost,
Miss Addie Dobbings, Miss Phoebe Owens, Miss
Stella l. Fitch, Miss II. Villa Card, Miss Dora
sternberg. Mr.. G. H. Funk, Mr.. J. II. Norris, Mr..
A. l.. Campbell, Mr.. B. L Hill, Mr.. W. J. Foster
and Mr. l. Grant Talcott.
H. v. Ogden entertained party of friends at
whist on Wednesday evening. Choice refresh
ments we're served during the evening Those
present were: Mr.. W. F. Newell, Mr. W. T. Nc
Donald, Mr.. NJ. Z. Reed, Mr.. J. Millspaugh, Mr..
George G. Mills, Mr.. +. NJ. Convey, Mr.. II. r.
Franklin and Mr.. 8. C. Woodruff
Mr.. and Mrs. George Filley entertained num-
Der OF friends most delightfully."- at their hand.
some home on Wednesday evening Whist
formed the prominent feature of the occasion
and was INDUCED IN by those present till a lste
hour, when delicious refreshments were served
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs s. III Bar
bee, Mr. and Mrs. J. R Mitchell, Mrs Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bolton, Mrs Keyes. Miss
Boyer, Mr.. Hoy, Mr.. D. 8. Baker and Mr.. Arthur
Barbee.
Mrs. o. A. Bowen gave q very pleasant party
Thursday afternoon. the entertainment consist
ing Of progressive high five and refreshments.
The invited guests were Mrs. Estabrook, Mrs.
Chambers, Mrs. Portman, Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Cavanaugh, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Hsllar. Mrs. Hedriek.
Mrs Bsrbee, Mrs. Ogden and Mrs.
Hedrick, OF Tacoma. The head prize, consist
ing OF q beautiful china plate, cup and saucer,
was won by Mrs. George NJ. Hellar and foot
prize, consisting of a basket of pansies, by Mrs
C. N. Barton. The decorations were ivy, hya-
cinths and daffodils.
ernoon tea Thursday to a number of her friends
Delicious refreshments were served. The
young ladies present were: Miss Amy
Cornwell, Miss Edith Allen, Miss Clara
Giles, Miss Maud Macksy, Miss Emma Corn
well, Miss Katie Alien, Miss Ida Mackay, Mas
Aldsns Giles, Miss Maggie Pierce, Miss Mabel
Reyes, Miss Minnie Daily, Miss Mary Melville
Miss Nellie Taylor. Miss May Daily, Miss Olive
Sheldon and Miss Edith West
The Olympia Chautauqua Circle has hxsd
upon April 10 as the date for its banouet 10
Seattle and Tacoma Chautauqua graduates.
Rev. II. II. Buck, rector OF ST. Johns church
has resigned TO accept q call to Pocatelio. Idaho
The vestry has accepted the resignation. which
will take effect on Easte, Sunday.