The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30

NC 10 and pleasant.
evening oniie ..uabsr found pleasure At the
hospitabIe home of SIR and Mrs g. Aronson.
who, on that occasion, gave an entertainment
N honor OF several young ladies who are visit
ing the city. On Wednesday evening q
party was given at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Meaehsm which WIS very largely
attended and proved one OF the most pleasant OF
the season. On the same evening the Progress
Social Club gave informal hop at Ranke's
hall, which was attended by the elite among the
Hebrews OF the city. Everything was ele-
gantly appointed, and the hop was a complete
success in every way. On Friday afternoon Mrs.
Bailey Gatzert was honored by reception
given for her by Mrs. E. C. Neufeider This
also was delightful event The new whist
Club met on Monday night at the residence of
Judge and Mrs. II. q. struve. Quite number
of society young ladies have taken up the study
OF German and spend their mornings at the
state university under the instruction of Miss
Wyckof Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Bailey have
returned from their wedding tour and have
been warmly greeted by host of friends. From
the plans which have been already outlined. IL
is known that there will be several brilliant
AFFAIRS a. soon election excitement 10 over
Mrs. r. G. SeufeIder's Reception.
Mrs. e. c. Neufelder on Friday afternoon
from 10 o'clock, gave a reception in honor OF
residence at 236 Harvard street was handsomely
decorated fer the occasion. The spacious halls
were decorated with large ported palms. In
the drawing room were chrysauthemums and
palms and cut flowers. The rear parior was ex-
Quisitely done in various kinds OF flowers, and
the dining room was literally smothered with
roses and smilax in endless variety. The re-
freshments were of the dsintiest character and
deiicately served. The host, attired in a
lovely gown of black silk, was assisted
In receiving her numerous guests BY Mrs.
Bailey Gatzert in whose honor the affair
was given, and also by Mrs. j. II. Turner, of
Victoria, b. G., Mrs. Horace c. Henry, Mrs. James
r. Hayden and Madame Neufslder During the
hours OF the entertainment the house was
thronged with elegantly attired ladies and the
entire affair proved one of the distinct social
successes of the season. Following Is q list of
the guest: Mrs E. J. Terry, Mrs. NJ. Gottstein,
Mrs. A. p Mittep, Miss Hoskinson, Mrs. Good.
man, Mrs. ID. X. Howard, Mrs. Otto Ranke,
Misses Ranke, Mrs. William Meem, Mrs. Edwin
Hughes. Mrs. L. c. Gilman. Mrs. F. Paine, Mrs.
Sanborn, Mrs. A. 8 Hallidie, San Francisco;
Mrn A. s. Brown. San Francisco; Mrs r. C.
Miglsnt. Mrs. Elisha +. Ferry, Olympia; Mrs S.
Aronson, Mrs. c. T. Tyler, Mrs. J. Kahn, Mrs.
Filkins, Mrs F. B. NJ. Miller, Misses Miller,
Mrs. L Ingels, Mrs. A. Dinkespeil,
Mira Il Webster, Miss Webster, Mrs
y. J. Grant, Mrs. NJ. #. Backus, Mrs. H. r.
Vt. IL.
hron, Miss Piper, Mrs. b. b. Haines, Mrs NJ. j.
Carkeek, Mrs. F. H. Gsgood, Mrs. Jacob Furth,
Miss Furth, Mrs. W. A. Harrington. Mrs. G. H.
Parker. Mrs. W. L. Boone, Mrs. G. J. Smith, Mrs
C. H. Kittinger. Mrs. q. b. Kittinger, Mrs W. H.
Wilcox, Mrs. T. p Dyer. Mrs. G. Z. Miller Mrs.
w. W. Dearborn, Mrs. C. f. whittlesey. Mrs. z.
Eeis. Mrs K. NJ. Davis, Mrs. o. p. Anderson,
Miss Nicer, Mrs. 8. Grasse, Miss wyckof, Mrs
Henry Yesler, Mira. W. r. Forrest Mrs r C.
Washburn. Mrs John Collins, Miss Collins, Mrs.
"A. h. Stewart, Mrs. Maurice McMicken, Mrs E.
O. Graves, Miss Graves, Miss Stockb bridge, Mrs
r. W. Sparkling, Miss Spsrling, Mrs.
III. Y. Shields, Mrs W. H. Wilcox, Mrs
H. Thurman, Miss Adler, Mrs. A. +. Cook,
Mrs. j. NJ Wrestling, Miss Wrestling, Mrs E. A.
strout, Mrs. II. A. Noble, Miss Noble. Mrs. J. G.
scurry, Mrs. Fred Ward, Mrs George Van Dorm.
Mrs. r. T. Sander. Mrs W. j. Blackwell, Mrs
J. p. soule, Mrs G. II. Watson. Mrs Burns, Mrs
w. G. Squire, Mrs +. A. MacCulsky. Mrs. Hon
kins. Mrs II. b. Bsgley, Mrs. J. ID. Lowman,
Mrs. A. W. Engle. Mrs II. II. Lewis. Mrs. F. d.
Black. Mrs. Y. r. Toklas, Mrs Toklas. of spo-
kane. Mrs. l. r. stedmsn, Mrs. David Kellogg.
Mrs. II. C. Culver, Mrs. Montgomery Russell.
Mrs q. q. Halter, Miss Halter. Mrs T. Brainerd.
Mira j. Is. Metcalfe. Miss B0aidman, Mrs D. w
Barker. Mrs. John Leary, Mrs NJ. r
Maddocks, Mrs. II. g. stfuve, Miss Strive.
Mrs. Charles Pgosch, Mrs. T. W Prosrh.
Mrs. j. A. Hatfield. Mrs Sam Frank. Mrs J r
Mcdonald, Mrs Joseph Gregory, Mrs. c. /
webb, Mrs j. r. Hayden. Mrs. Fl. c. Henry Mrs.
q. a. Rawson, Mrs. J. Catlin, Mrs. f. Fowler.
Mrs. J. r. Lyon, Mrs A. ". HASTE, Mrs ~ V r.
Stacy. Mrs. T. Lobe. Mrs. Charles Stimson. Mrs.
y. Parker, Mrs Frauenthal Mrs f. A. Wing.
Mrs. Wing. Mrs. J. II. Kunzie. Miss Kunzie, Mrs
j. W. Wilseson, Miss Emery. Mrs F. :. he Wolfe.
Miss De Wolfe. Mrs X. r. AIbertscn, Mrs I. NJ
Reed, Mrs. q. "a. Lyon, Mrs. :. Baxter, Mrs w
II. Humphrey aui Mrs H. Preston.
Progress Clubs First Affair.
The Progress Club. new social organization
composed of the best Hebrews OF the city, gave
Its trst informal hop At Ranke's hall on wednes-
day evening. The affair was com plete success