The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02


Last night party of gentlemen from Bloom.
ington, Ia, were entertained by Mr.. Theodore
n. Haller. at his residence at Twelfth and James
streets The acquaintance of these gentlemen
was formed on the occasion of the wedding OF
Mr. Frank A. Bell, of this city, and Miss Hodge.
Mr.. Halter acted as Mr.. Bells best man. The
visitors arrived in the city on Friday evening
from q hunting trip through British Columbia
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Bell assisted in the enter
tainment Last evening was most Delightfully."-
spent, and the visitors from Iowa cannot but
return to their homes with pleasant memories
OF Western hospitality. The guests OF the
occasion were: d.. G. o. Burke, Mr.. A. 8.
Eddy, Mr.. Dsane n. Funk, Mr. H 1. Smith, Mr..
Frank N. Funk, Mr.. J. r. Glenn, Mr.. ]. C. Steven
son, Mr.. J. Deeraimses. Mr.. J. B. Stevenson, Mr..
Lincoln Funk, Mr.. H. c. Wheeler, Mr.. Eugene
d. Funk, Mr. H. o. Hoffman, Mr.. w. H. Kreeber,
Mr.. Isaac c. Funk, Mr.. C. 7. Stevenson, Mr.. E.
C. Roush. Mr.. Edward Butler, Mr. O. T. Reeves,
IT,, and Mr.. A. C. Eddy. These gentlemen form
what il known a. the Bloomington Hunting
Club, and they are making general tour Of the
country in their private car Cleopatra. They
left Bloomington ON September 10, and will
reach their starting point again on October IL
Miss Potvin's Pupils Recital.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Potvin gave q re-
cital at Pettis' Chambres de Musique for her
pupils. Miss Kate McGraw played with re-
ment in style and finish. She 10 very talented
and q conscientious student 1t Il the inten-
ton of Miss Potvin to give these recitals once
month, when parents, friends and oil interested
in music are invited. Following IL the pro-
gramme:
Duet--"Dance of the Demon" ..... Hoist
sido Furth and Alice Tokias.
~ 49, Mis-: Woodcocr. 'eS
Miss Blanche Piswsti o'1AN
I 0'1s"s Mis-. Kate Mcc;rax: Aoiiak
o'A''' Miss McIrsw. "0A"''
Accompanied on second piano by Miss Potvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson Entertain.
A party was given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Davidson, of 1912 Lake street, in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Kissell, of Portland,
and the Misses Julia Runyan and Laura Avery,
of Chicago. The exercises were informal, con-
sisting of music, vocal and instrumental, reci-
tations aud games. The refreshments were fine
and much enjoyed by the following: Rev. and
Mrs. /. W. Read. Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Brawley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brswley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Braymer. Mr.. and Mrs W. II. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. NJ. Pratt, Madam Pratt, Chicago: Mr..
aud Mrs. G. A. &. Rochester. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ben
Petit, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bruschke, Man.
chester; DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Walsh. Col. aud
Mrs. l. p. Briggs. Miss Grace X Briggs, Miss
Maud Wilson, Miss Nellie lakewood, Miss
Brainsrd, OF New York: Mr.. Frank Van Iuyl,
Mr.. G. d. Dufield, Mr.. ID. W. Bass
A Pleasant Party.
Miss Dolly Stevens gave a very pleasant party
ct her home. 1903 Yesler avenue, last Wednesday
evening. Dancing and card playing were en-.
gagged in until quite q late hour, when refresh
ments were served and some excellent music
was rendered, much to the credit of the following
ladies': Miss Stevens, Miss Marble, Miss Hart,
Miss shafer and Miss Jaffe. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Steele, Mrs. Hart. Miss Ella Peckham, Miss
Pearl Marble, Miss Dolly stevens, Miss Grace
Piper, Miss Sophia Jaie, Miss Jessie Steele. Miss
Ivadell Hart, Mr.. o. NJ. Corrick, Mr.. Frank
Porter, Mr.. A. shead, Mr.. J. A. Bostwick, Mr.
George Piper, Mr. J. II. Berry, Mr.. E. Powell,
Mr.. d. w. Bass, Mr. F. L. Stinson, Mr.. Yokum,
Mr.. Hartman, OF Toledo. o.
Miss Alice Hicks' Entertainment.
On Wednesday evening Miss Alice Hicks, at
her home, lis Rochester avenue, gave a very
pretty little party to her many friends. The
house was prettily decorated with ferns and au.
tumn leaves and the young lady secured some
very unique and charming effects from these
simple materials. The guests entertained them.
selves with music, singing and playing of
games, which afforded pleasure to ALL At an
opportune moment refreshments were served
The following guests were present: The Misses
Hall, Miss Read, Miss Osborne, Miss Arthur.
Miss Runyan, Miss Augustine, Miss Avery, Miss
Dodge, Mrs Petit, Mrs Webb, Mr.. Petit, Mr..
Briggs, Mr.. II. w. Craven, Mr.. Everett, Mr. Will
liams, Mr.. Germaine. MIR. Van Tuyl. Mr. Smith,