The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-04

and hook and drew . gife donkey party Wa
also formed. Miss Ahnnita Woods won the
first prizs, and Taylor Green the BOBBY prise.
Those present were the Misses Mabel seagrave,
Mary Anderson, Dorins Crivelii, Ahnnita
Woods. Flora OrkIsh. Marion Van Horn, MARE
Crfveili, Sadie Phelps. Master Victor Lucy
Carl Anderson, Herbert Coe. Taylor Green ana
Harry Coz
Mrs. Lees Entertainments.
At her home on Poplar street. Queen Anne
Mrs. Franc Lee entertained o number OF her
lady friends on Wednesday afternoon from 70
O'Clock. The parlors were beautifully deco
rated with cat-tails and roses. At refresh
ments were served on small tables in the par
lors. Conversation and reading quotations from
TsnnyEon pleasantly occupied the time Those
present were: Mrs. Fl. q. Parkhurst, Mrs. II L
Wright, Mrs. F. A. Hill, Mrs. Frank Buck, MI.
D. Z. Teter, Miss julia E. Kennedy, MT J. I.
Ronald. Mrs Z. g. Johnson, Mra. McDvitt,
Mrs. John Elder, Miss Sarah Hill, OF kansas
City, No., Mrs.. Edwsrd Blewett. Mrs. J. r. SINH
son, MrA A. II. Foots, Mrs. A. Zimmerman, Mrs.
Hathaway. Mrs. Lytle, of victoria, Mrs. d. l.
Frye, MIRA Rees p. Daniels. MrA Hannah Elder.
A Social Musical Club.
The latest conner in the field of semi-sociai,
semi-musicai organizations In this city 10 known
as the N. G. Club. The meaning of these cabai-
tstic letters Is for the present secret but ~ all
its members are adherents OF the gensler sex
IL il not likely that the secrecy will long b
maintained. There ID q strong suspicion that
the name is the New Comb Club Tor words
nearly to that effect, it being limited that combs
are 70 figure largely in the music to be evolved.
The members of the N. c. Club are Mrs. +. A.
Bell Mrs A. p. Hill, Mrs. J. b. Adams. Mrs. K.
l. Terry, Mrs. j. X. Scurry, Mrs. w. T. Goodwin,
Miss Riley, Miss Furth, Miss Goodwin. Mrs. 6.
r yU nd Mrs.
Brainerd.
A Boating Party.
A pleasant boating party was given on Lake
Washington ON the night of Tuesday, August
80, BY Mr. and Mrs A. +. McEwAn. Their
guests were Dr. and Mrs. A. r. Mitten, Miss Hos
kinson, Miss Sheafe. Miss Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas IL. Green, Mr.. Ainsworth, Miss Brown,
Mr. A. 3. Chandler. Mr.. Howard Joslyn. Mr.. Kin.
near and Mr.. J. Green. number OF rowing
races were INDUCED in, all being won by the
team composed OF Messrs NcEwan and Chand-
Ter, with Mrs. Green as captain. The party adj
iourned later to Mr. McEwan's house, where the
evening was concluded by soap-bubble party.
Mrs. Mitten aud Mr.. Chandler won prizes, the
BOBBY prize falling to Miss sheafe
A Launch Party.
II. Engelbrecht gave q party to q lot Of his
friends on Thursday, the occasion being the
fine and particularly pleasant day was the
result They left the foot OF Yesier avenue at
II 30 4 M, sailed around for An hour, landed on
the north end of Mercer island, lunched, and,
after further sail around the lake, returned to
the foot of Yesler avenue about p m. The
party comprised his honor T. J. Humes (who
enjoyed himself greatly, General q. s. Meem,
A. l. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Engelbrecht,
II. Engelbrecht Hubert Lemcke, Mrs. Lemcke.
A Nasturtium Lunch.
Mrs. 8. L. Crawford, Fourteenth and Madison
streets, gave a nasturtium lunch to number of
her lady friends Tuesday, the occasion being
the departure Of Mrs. Angus Macintosh for .
visit to California. The dining room was taste
fully decorated In yellow. Those present were:
Mrs. Angus Macintosh. Mrs C. NJ. Sheaie, Mrs.
Charles +. Fishbacx, MrA d. L Fry, Mrs E. g.
johnson, Mrs. q. E. Miller, Mrs. w. N. Cowley,
Mrs. E. B. Fowler, Mrs. W. w. Wiltshire, Mrs.
Amos Brown and Mr.. A. II. Foote.
Dancing Party 1t Ranke's Hall.
A pleasant dance was given at Ranks's hall
on Friday evening by q party of young ladies,
who invited about sixty couples of their friends.
Dancing began at O'Clock and was continued
until I. The First Regiment orchestra fur
nished the music. The hostesses were the
Misses Stacia McManeman, Grace Riordan, Kittie
Anderson. Eve johnson, Csdde Weber, Lydia
rick aud May 6chrader.
The Seattle Cotilli0n Club.
Aspecial meeting of the Seattle Cotillion Club
will be held in the directors room of the Bos.
ton National bank on Tuesday evening, Septem.
Der 20. 1892, at 7:30 o'clock. There will DC I'M
der discussion the subjects of the germans
for the coming winter season, beginning In
october. the assessment for the series and In.
crease OF membership of the club.
A Picnic at Ravenna.
A pleasant time was enjoyed on Tuesday at q
picnic given at Ravenna park by the following
party, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Denny: Mrs. Wilson Denny, Miss Minnie
Lowell, Mr.. Wilson Denny. Mr.. Fred Everett,
Mr. R. 7. Hawley, Mr.. W. J. German and Alfred
Williams.
Mrs. Eshelman's Lunch.
Mrs. J. F. Eshelman gave one of q series OF
charming lunches on Saturday afternoon. The
courses were elegant and gracefully served.
The guests were: Mrs. George B. Landers, Mrs.
Carr, of San Francisco, Mrs. Isaac Dobson, Mrs.
Fred H. Peterson, Mrs. Lauron Ingels, Mrs. T. p.
Dyer, Miss Carrie Roper, Miss Kate Forney.
A Mankato Tea Party.
On Wednesday Mrs. r. 8 Gardner, 1908 Sixth
stEccs, eHttIiuiueu very pIedsaut Coupduys
who were all formerly from Mankato, MINI.
Those present to tea were: Mrs. J. A. James,
Mrs. B. F. Shaubut, Mrs ID. Hamm, Miss NJ. C.
Hall, Miss James and Mrs. r. $. Gardner.
The Chautauqua Circles.
circle will DO formed in the FRS. Presby-
terrain church. meeting next Wednesday night
for organization. This organization is In the
hands of J. w. Fairbank and Eben 8. Osborne
1t is expected that 100 will Join from this
church.
Another circle In Seattle will also be formed
soon, to have headquarters on Renton Hill and
to take its name from that pleasant suburb
Mr.. Joseph Shipper and the Rev. J. !. Frazer
are at the head of this movement.
A third circle will be formed in the vicinity
of Market street Baptist church Mr.. and Mira
Edgar Lehman are the prime movers in this
vicinity.