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


Mrs. II. v. 3. stacy, Mira A 7. stewart
Mrs. Frank A. steele, Miss steeIs, Mrs c. =.
stimson, Mrs. Fred 8. 6tmson, Mrs. Z. r.
Stone, Mira. J. ). sturgus, Miss sophie Suther-
land, Mrs. Addison smith, Mrs. J. R. smith,
San Francisco; Mrs. shorey, Mra smalley, MIA
E. T. smart, Mrs. savage. Mrs. Stacy. Mrs: Hugh
s. Taylor, Mrs. E. II. Thompson, Mrs. morn
dixie, Miss Alice Thornd!ke, MIS- P. W. Trim
born. Mrs. J. F. Trowhridgs. Mrs. L T. Turner,
Mrs C. 7. Tyler, Miss Mckee. Mrs. C. K
Thompson, Mrs. A J. Taylor, Mrs p. Z. Upton,
Miss Tannstt, walls walla; Mrs. George Van
Doren, Mrs. 6. A. Virtue, Miss Van siyck, Mrs.
". Van Waters. Mrs. W. II. White, Mrs. o. A.
Warehouse, Mrs John A. Whalley, Mrs d. T.
Wheeler. Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs. T. H
Whitworth. Mrs. L A. Willard, Miss May Will
lard, Mrs. w. H. Wilson, Mrs z. II. Winslow,
Mrs. z. F. Whittier, Mrs. w. D. Wood, Mrs. w. I.
Wickware, Mrs. F. A. Wing, Mrs. Nellie Wood,
Mrs. Fred Ward, Mrs. A. B. Young, Mrs. A N.
Young. Mrs. Il n Young Miss Edith Young.
Toothpick Social.
The Young People OF Plymouth Congrega.
tionai church gave q toothpick social on Tues
day evening last that was largely attended and
proved q source OF great pleasure to many. The
toothpick part OF the programme was made OF
secondary importance, a. some other feature OF
entertainment developed that absorbed the at
tention Of those present until the hour for ad.
evening coffee and cake was served at the tables
that were located at various places throughout
the room. This was all done IN quiet way,
while the programme was being carried out
At the old folks concert, given the previous
week, 1t was announced on the programme that
dire punishment would be inflicted on all
persons who exhibited too much levity. The
punishment was visited on the victims at this
social. They were called up before Judge z. E.
simpson, and charges were preferred against the
cuiprits by Deacon Andrew Knox, through his
substitute. Mr.. Bert J. HUMPHREYS. Among the
guilty ones Mr.. E. D. Crandall, who. for
some grave offense was made to sing a tenor
SOLO. G. Z. Bowman was also made to pay q
forfeit in the way Of a song. Mr.. L J.
Colman, DR.. c. A. Smith, Mrs. Crandall
and others also were made to contribute
to the enjoyment of the evening by paying tn
penalties which justice imposed upon them. In
addition to this fund OF merriment, there were
other songs and numbers and spelling match,
in which all did exceptionally well The whole
affair was pronounced by all to have been one
OF the most successful entertainments ever
given by the young people of the church. The
committee under whose auspices the social was
given consisted OF Miss Julia L. Chamberlin,
chairman; Dr.. g. C. Leonhardt, Mrs J. A. Whal-
ley, Miss Helen Penfeld and Mr.. Bert J. Hum
phries. The crowd was very large, and among
the throng were noted the following: Mrs.
Wallace Nutting. Prof. and Mrs. E. d. Crandall,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs ]. A.
Whailey, MI and Mrs J. w. George, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. B. Burwell. Mr.. aud Mrs.. l. J.. Colman,
MIR. and Mira J. W. Fairbanks, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs Morgan, M
and Mrs C. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Wilson
Denny, Mr. and Mrs Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. E. z Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. Paine, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kibbe, Mt.
and Mrs Winsor, Mr. snd Mrs. J. A. Calvert, Mr..
and Mrs A A. Campbell. Miss Rella Ruff. Miss
Mamie Ruff, Miss Smith, Miss Edith Williams,
Miss Emily Williams, Miss sophie Frye, Miss
Lille Maitland, Miss Alice Orr. Miss Amy
George. Miss Steele, Miss Jessie Banks, Miss
Emma Banks, Miss Hurd. Miss Jennie stewart.
Miss Iona spauiding, Miss Minua Bell, Miss Liz
ze Roth, Miss Lucia Barnes Mics Hibbard, Miss
Blanche A Treen, Miss Winnie Knox, Miss
Martha Mikkelsoa, Miss Edna lie Roy. Miss
Harrison, Miss Fannie Harrison. Miss
Campbell, Miss Alice W. Miller, Miss
Julia I. Chamberiin, Miss Helen Penfeld,
Miss Alice Penfield, Miss Callie Gillette, Miss
Helen Gillette, Miss Bernice Culver, Miss Roe
Calm, Miss Calm. Miss Emma T. Jones, Miss
Clara Bgelow, Miss Ella Dougan, Miss Muir.
dock, Mis-. Gertrude Winsor Miss Addie Harris,
Miss Mae CLANCY, Miss Grace CLANCY, Miss
Wittler, Miss Gertrude Hubbard, Miss Jennie
Holbrook, Miss Jennie Hougnton, the Misses
Winterbourne, Miss Marie Hegardt, Miss Rose
Hegardt. Miss Hixon, Miss Alluetta Hixon, Miss
Cooper the Misses Mason. Miss Edwards, Mr.
Johnson, Mr.. S. Mugford, Mr. Stein, Mr.. Gowau,
Mr.. Culver. Mr.. Thomas. Mr. r. wetherke Mr.
Fred Everett, Mr.. Alfred Williams, Mr. Bert
Williams, Mr.. Frank Morris, Mr.. Morris, Mr.. C.
K. Hammond, Mr.. Carroll. Mr.. II. r George.
Mr.. Holloway. Mr.. Price, Mr.. George T. de
steiguer. Mr.. c. l. Mears, Nj NJ NJ Grout, Mr..
George Colman, Mr.. Leo Dudley, Mr. John
DOdds, Mr.. r. w. Burleigh, Mr.. ID. s. Kinney
Mr.. Horace Chapman. DR.. ;. c. Leonhardt, Mr.
Reamer, Mr. b. s smith, Mr.. Anderson. Nj. r.
7. Hswley and Mr. W. B. Hutchinson.
Farewell to Mira. q. A. HawIey
On Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. James Cheal, which was formerly oecupied
the Rainier Club, a reception was given TO
Mrs. George A. Hawley, who has already de.
parted with her family 20 reside in the future
in The city of Chicago. Mrs. Hawley, who has
fer some time past acted as the secretary OF the
club, had so conducted herself in the Office that
the members could not permit her TO leave their
midst without showing her some mark of their
esteem. TIE affair was in every way A coInpleta
success Mrs. Hswley was presented with q
foe pair of gold aud ivory opera glasses suit
ably inscribed, and her co-workers babe her
TegretfuI farewell. Among the invited
guests were: Mrs J. K. Hayden, Mrs. W..
Gidtings, Mrs Parker. Miss Kellogg Mrs c. H.
Clark, Mrs. Horace Phillips. Mrs. J. F. Nc
Aaught, Mrs \. c. Anderson. Mrs II. X. elise
Mrs. Z. ]. oackmsn. Mrs. f. c. Seufelder, Mrs
u. c. Brswley. Mrs L. T.. Suipes. Mrs. {. I. Ty.
ier Mrs. G. r. Gund, Mrs Henry Thurman. Mrs
r. & Buck. Mrs, c. l. Webb Mrs. g. T. NJ. Pratt.
Mrs. g. A c. Rochester. Mrs #. w. En-.
mons. Mrs W. /. GazIsm, Mrs George
+ Meacham, MIS- Maurice McMieken.
Mrs. J. Hughes, Miss Emma Atkins
Mrs, Job P Lyon, Mrs Nichols, Mrs Adelaide
Holmes, Mrs. q. II King, Mrs. }. A. Haslev
Mrs. A d. stewart, Miss : Compton, Mrs. s,sd-
man, Miss Roper. Mrs Munson, Miss L lodge
pgs s. Mr..
field, Mrs. f. a. CHurcbill. Miss Il Cheal Ms
" ". Dearborn. Mrs. James Ieddy, Mrs II
Higgins, Mrs. Henry Coiver, Ars Craein. NJ.
De Henry, Mrs. Lauren ingels. Mrs Eversolc
Ms. ". Il Humphrey. Miss Mcclellan Mrs "a
T. BOYD. Mrs. A. X. Anderson, Miss L Cuesl
Miss LOIS sheAte, Miss \. Beach, Mrs Charles
4 Patterson. Mrs, A. t. Mitten, Mrs II n
" bite. Miss Julia ChAmbsTliu. Miss Nae Pot
win. Mss Julia Settma er, Miss Calhoun, Ms,
Eths. Hams, Miss Georgia Wrestling. Miss
Helen Lodge Mrs. ". Gillian, Miss n HsIn.l
son, Miss kUrgh. Miss Arthur. Miss Grace No
i-aGs hiiu, Mrs }. ". elise, Mrs. Iotiie D. vii.
Las, Mrs J. T. Eagleson aud Miss NJ Mckinney
Mr.. and Mrs. white. Anniversary.
The ai;a anniversary OF the marriage Of Mr.
srd MS ". Ii WnJte, o! TAYLOR street v.x
g celebrated on Tuesday evening. October 4. bv
their ends. W no arranged a genuine .urprtS a
far them, 0y presenting 4 very handsome secrs.
ta-y, tx staGd ard paper basket Lunch les
ktts We Ls.ed were nat forgotten ami after a
RECITATION ~ Ms Hattie Palmer ami NJ.
ue-s1A2e. some funny stories, told oa.y -
Judge >asrpca can tell teen. su4 fsellus -.
msTAs e1d tl4aks trcn Mr. White OF behalf cs
himself Snd wite, and TIE nrsseatat,on q
Master Willie sad the Misses Catherine AMI
kstaef raisesh naeuis were served and rlueh srr
P-eciate1 by NJ. sD3 ~. Il. & Brasv.ey. NJ
and Ms ~ z. Bsawev. Mr. ard Nj. q L
Perry, NJ. Gsd Mrs p t. Fpr N~s Ttsyr.,,.,..