The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26

which serc INDUCED in heartily. Or
Ssssson left for Boston on Thursday.
csrrying with him many pleasant recoi-
iections Of mis- visit. Those present were
Mrs 8 5. Stetson. Mrs. 5. G. Stetson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. ). Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Stesson, Mrs. S. A. Reed, Mr. and Mrs.
l. B. Stesson, Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Miller, Miss Anna
Church. Miss Alice NJ. Reed. Miss Mae
Bell Sheahsn, Miss DAISY S,eison, Mss
Zoe Ssesson. Dr.. John T. Ssesson, Mr..
Georgc II. Stetson, Mr.. b. s Miller, Mr..
w. C. Ssetson. Mr. Leroy W. Ssetson. Mr..
II. A. stetscn, Mr.. Benjamin Miller. IT..
Mr.. Sslas A. Reed. IT,. aud Mr.. Frank
Miller.
The Chausauqua Circles-
The Royal Chautauana Circle Of Queen
Anne bill will meet with Mrs. c. NJ. Sheafe
next Wednesday evening at 7:3a. A
Thanksgiving programme has been pre-
pared consisting OF Thanksgiving sents-
ment from each member in response to
roll call; reading of the THANKSGIVING
Dinner" by Mrs. j. +. Miller: music. by
Mrs. Sheafes paper by Judge J. F. Miller,
on 'The Strikes of Ancient Rome Com
pared With Those of the Present Time"
round table talk. conducted by Mr.. G. A.
Landen; . Thanksgiving story. by Judge
u. o. Finch A committee was appointed
to report new name for the circle.
The Olympus Chautauqua Circle will
hold social meeting at the residence of
Mrs. A. H. Foote, Ia Albert street, Tues
day evening. The following programme
viii be rendered: Roll call, describe
something at the Worlds fair; Rome
and the Making of Modern Europe, chap
ter 5 to page Iii, Mrs. Frink: Outlines
of Economies. part III. chapters l, ., 3,
and 5. Mrs. Rogers: question table in the
October chaataaqaan.
The Stag Club Social.
On Friday evening the Seattle Stag Club
gave very enjoyable social in its spacious
quarters at Prosch's hall Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Whitley, Miss Laura
Wallace. Miss Kate Fields, Miss Nellie
Huck;ngs. Miss Lolita Herring. Miss Agnes
Potts, Miss Lillian Bigelow, Miss Hattie
Harrison, Miss Pearl Noble, Miss Flossie
Smart, Miss Ella Alexander, Miss Allie
AIger. Miss Kate Hanna, Miss Dolly
Smith, Miss Nellie Newell. Mr.. John
Daniels. Mr.. Harry Leland, Mr.. Joe Alex
ander. Mr.. RUDE Ailaine. Mr.. William
Bane. Mr.. Noble GetcheIl. Mr. Ed Herring,
Mr.. Harold Hansen, Mr. o. p. Johnson,
Mr.. Harry Lohse. Mr.. Dan Mckay, Mr..
Ira Rank, Mr.. T. r. Tinto, Mr.. Silas Hall,
Mr.. Edgar Green, Mr.. j. Il. Turnbuil.
The Comus Club at Mrs. Chsniquy's.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Charles A.
Chiniquy entertained the Comus Whist
Club at her residence on Tenth and Alder
streets. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Tokias Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. White,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. McGinnis, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Singerman, Mr.. and Mrs. K. F.
Whittier, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. p. Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
l.. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. ]. Thorsen, Mr.. and Mrs f. J. Barnard,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Gilger, Mrs. F. W.
Sackman. The next meeting of the club
will be at the residence of Mrs. +. ]. Bar
nard, 1882 Chestnut street. on December I.
MT. Brewer's Birthday Party.
On Friday evening q surprise party was
given to Mr.. John w. Brewer by number
of his young friends In honor of his Goth
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games, conversation. etc. At
10 80 refreshments were served. Those
present were: Miss Lulu Fuller, Miss
May Fuller, Miss Alice Fischer, Miss
Anna l.. Berray, Miss Bessie Tolchard,
Miss kingsbury, Miss Pease, Miss Ada
Mahon. Miss Edith Cook, Mr.. Gerald
Frink. Mr.. Frank Frink, Mr.. Bert Frink,
Mr.. Elmer Friend, Mr.. Fred Fuller. Mr.
Rufus Clark. Mr.. Chester Kleivis, Mr..
Merton Brewer, Mr.. John Brewer and Mr..
A. NJ. Hicks
Miss Gillette's Surprise Party.
On Friday evening a number of friends
of Miss Caliie Gillette surprised that young
lady at her home, 32l Albert street. They
were pleasantly entertained by her, the
evening being spent with progressive high
five, music, dancing and refreshments.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Gillette, Miss Mabel Phillips. Miss
Minnie Croker, Miss Roe Cailen, Miss
May Banks, Miss Kunzie, Miss Gillette.
Miss Helen Gillette, Miss Jennie Gillette.
Mr.. X. T. Hawley. Mr. +. ID. Eversole,
Mr.. +. f. Siegley, Mr.. w. j. Germaine.
Mr. Fred Everett, Mr.. ID. @. Kranse, Mr..
q. W. Ely, Mr.. Fred Gillette. Mr.. C. X.
lilly.
Miss Hcoper's Birthday Party.
On Saturday evening, November ~, Miss
Maud Hooper celebrated her birthday with
a party st the residence of her parents on
Main street. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music. parlor games and re-
The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hooper, Miss Mary Rattray,
Mrs. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Kate Henseler, Mrs.
Mary L. Carr, Mrs. X. Gym. Miss Mary
Censor, Miss Gertrude Scribner, Miss
Mamie Scribner, Miss Katie Hensier. Miss
Sara Co.'s, Miss Lena Coils. Miss Mamie
Camille. Miss Maud Siouths. Miss Kate
slouths. Miss Eta Morgan, Miss Julia
Smith, Miss Mabel Mcdonald.
A Parfor Lecture At Mrs. Forreses.
A large number of society women assem-
bled at the residence of Mrs. W. Il. For
rest on Tenth and Spring streets on Friday
afternoon to listen TO the second of Mr..
Alfred W. Martins course Of ten lectures
on the Great Religions OF the World"
The topic discussed was Hinduism, the
of India On Friday, December
s. the next lecture will be delivered at the
residence of Mira Maurice McMicken. $50
Joy street, when buddhism. the religion of
Ceylon, Thibet. Java, Siam and China,
will be treated Of These lectures are very
and all ladies are invited 10
attend them.
Miss Nellie Payne Surprised
On Tuesday evening number Of friends
assembled at the home of Miss Nellie
Payne, 400 James street. and sgreeably
surprised that young lady. The evening
n 81 rlsssantir snent in games and music