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

se1f4s MASS s1le1nor kazseil, Mrs. x. NJ
Heec, Mrs. f. @. S.ruve, Mrs. E. A.
sfrout. Mrs- Thomas Il Shepard. Mrs 4.
q Stewart. Mrs.. c. J. Smith. Mrs. George
ifoeII. Miss Tenney, Mrs. Frank Taylor.
Ars- Edward l. Terri. Mrs. Edwin Web
sser. Mr.. George a. Watson. Mrs. Charles
niftsesey. Mrs. William whittiesey, Mrs.
u. & Wsshburn. Mrs. Joshua Wrestling.
Mrs. Frank B. Wrestling. Miss Barnett and
.ne following guests from olympia. Mrs.
FRANK Gowey, Mrs. Ross g. o'Brien,
Mrs. d. ]. Gordon. Mrs. C. ]. Lord. Mrs.
W =. Newell, Mrs. E. p. Ferry, Mis-.
Ferry, Mrs. z. j. Hatch and Mrs. George
Armstrong.
state Of Maine Social.
After summer vacation the Maine
Social Club reassembied al their old rem
dezvous, the Arlington hotel hall, on
"ednesday evening TO renew acqusint-
ances and enjoy another OF their pleasant
social dances, which they expect to hold
the second and fourth Wednesdays of every
month There were many familiar faces,
a. well as several new ones, but all were
bent on enjoying themselves and helping
others 10 do the same. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Angus Nc
Auley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Crawford, Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. PiImpton, Mr.. and Mrs g.
II. Croker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hatha-
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Croker, Mr.
and Mrs. Albro Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Mcknight,
Mrs. Bingley. Mrs. j. Duggan, Mrs. ]. II.
Grant, Mrs. J. @. Nolop, Mrs. NJ. C. Jen-
sen, Mrs. @. Poncin. Mrs. Peregoy, Miss
IL. L. Phillips, Miss Della Cabanski, Miss
Mabel Butler, Miss Dora Rukes, Miss
Minnie Nolop. Miss Ethel Asher, Miss
Jennie Carter. the Misses Nelson. Miss A.
II. Moore, Miss E. Byers. Miss Maggie
Butler. Miss Nellie McEiroy, Mr. w.
K. Stevens, Mr.. f. w. Aelse, Mr.. s. +.
Butler. Mr.. William Fox. Mr.. George w.
Crane. Mr.. A. Best, Mr.. Forbes Brown.
Mr.. b. W. K:bicr, Mr. J. NJ Reeves, Capt
K. Cantillion. Mr.. Henry EzeIi, Mr.. A. F.
Whitney. Mr.. Stewart Jones, Mr. L. C.
Branson. Mr.. Fred Minnott, Mr.. George
". Holloway. Mr.. c. d. Patton. Mr.. c. +.
Moulton. Mr.. s. Bragdon, Mr. J. II. Top
ping. also Mr. W. A. Gates, Mrs. w.
Tenure. of WILDLY island, and Miss
Simpson. of Port Blakeley. who came over
on the yacht vesta 10 attend the ball.
s. Agncs Musicale. bazaar and Dance.
The young ladies Of Sc. Agnes Chapter
of Trinity parish held very successful
musicale and bazaar at Prosch's hall on
Wednesday afternoon. The musicale was
much appreciated. each number requiring
an encore. Various booths were arranged
about the hall for the sale of fancy goods.
Those in charge of the booths were: Doll
hooth-Miss Allie Alger. Candy booth
Miss Rosa Farr and Miss Gertie Moore.
Lemonade booth-Miss Judith Moore.
Fancy goods-Miss Amy Hancock. Re-
freshment booth--Mrs. +. III. Bane and
Mrs. III. 5. Agar. The musical programme
was as follows:
Piano duef--"AImie'' ................He rx
Mrs Bruins and Miss johnson.
soe-"sweet Mignonette" Mr.. Bert Williams
soio-"Ah When Thine Eyes Azure"
Piano o.o-.PoIonsisen'' !. -. Chopin
soe-..ts.soaia;; love soa Miss Gertrude Moore
solo--"Love's Sorrows. ...............M Mrs. Bruins
In the evening an enjoyable dance was
given. among the guests being Mrs
Thomas w. Prosch, Mrs. q. Moore.
Mrs. J. d. Ssckman, Mrs. Holmes,
Mrs. George III. Watson, Mrs. Good
fellow, Mrs. L. ID. Bruins, Mrs. T. III. Bane,
Mrs. Ii. s. Alger. Miss Gerte Moore. Miss
Judith Moore. Miss Steel. Miss Atkinson,
Miss X. Farr. Miss Allie Aiger, Miss John
son, Miss Jackson, Miss Cleveland, Miss
Hancock, Mrs. Latimer, Mr.. r. Ashton,
Mr.. 4. Atkins. Mr.. 4. Berry. Mr.. George
Kent. Mr.. l.. ID. Bruins, Mr.. Latimer, Mr..
". Moore. Mr.. q. Riley. Mr.. w. Farr. Mr..
L. Wurtele. Mr.. w. Bane and others.
Mrs. Stocks Reception.
Mrs. George b. Stocks entertained the
members OF the Latona Social Circle and
their gentleman friends on Thursday
evening at her residence on William
street. She was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. George II. Cheney and Mrs. J. Nj.
White. The house was beautifully decor
a,ed throughout with chrysanthemums.
Cards, authors and other interesting
games were the order OF the evening. Be-
fore refreshments we're served neatly en-
crossed quotation cards we're distributed
among the guests. the cards having first
been cut in two. one half going to the
gentleman aud the corresponding half TO
some lady. After each gentleman had
sought out tho corresponding half of has
card the lady holding il became his part
ner for supper. Great amusement was
had in seeking partners. The guests were
then seated TO q very elaborate supper.
Everybo body took their departure about
midnight, well pleased with the evenings
enjoyment Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs {. ".
Amery. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cowan, Mr..
aud Mrs. II. +. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Willis. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Copestick. Mrs. W. +. Ridg.
way. Mrs George III. Cheney, Mr.. Samuel
Coons, Mr.. and Mrs George b. Stocks.
Don n. faimer's Surprise Party.
On the evening OF the tith the students
of the University of Seattle, or Baptist
college, completely surprised Mr.. Don III.
Palmer at his home at Roekaway Beach,
on Lake Washington, on his six
tenth birthday. lie was invited 10
a ncighbor's and during his absence
the students took possession of his home.
his mother and sister being fully aware of
the scheme Plays. games. songs. music
and recitstions we're the order of the even
ing. Refreshments we're served and sill
went home feeling well. His classmates
made him nice present Those present
we're Miss Earhrosyne Il. Cotehcit, Miss
Abby Robinson, Mss Mary knox. Miss
Nellie Gieh, Miss Mary tiihb Miss Mar
gerry Gtbh. Miss Minnie Pierce, Miss Annie
Graham, Miss Bessie Boyd. Miss Nellie
Weed, Miss Lzxic Morton, Miss Helen
Adams. Miss Leei Palmer, Miss Hattie
Palmer, Miss Estes Palmer, Miss Pearl
sisson. Miss Gasste Rogers. Miss Etc
Bennett, Mr.. Walter Cotehest, Mr.. Collin
4, Glib, Mr.. Frank Briggs. Mr.. L. c.
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