The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-20

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til they we're satisfied. Lunch being
finished they wended their way
along the lake shore TO Nadrona park.
where much of the afternoon was s,ens
IN stroiling along the walks. enjoying the
until admoHished that il was time 20 re-
turn to Leschi park. where n little after
the boat came 10 convey them home
The credit OF gettang mp so pleasant an
entertainment Is due TO Mr.. and Ms
Bogert, by whom the school is managed
They were assisted by Mrs. Ditlcsen in
arranging and waiting upon the tables
Although the day was toilsome in some
degree 70 them. that toll was. lightened
and sEeetened by witnessing the enjoy
ment OF the children under their charge.
The provisions were furnished by the
parents and friends of the children, and
10 those who know the Renton people il is
needless 10 say that every thing prepared
was first rate.
Miss Hunts Card Party.
Miss Mia Hunt gave an elegant card
party Wednesday afternoon. Excellent
taste was shown in the floral decorations.
A profusion of flowers was scattered about
the rooms in beautiful disorder, no at
tempt being made at an elaborate display.
In the reception room = variegated effect
was produced by means of flowers of all
coiors. Roses. carnations, ho.Iyhocks and
sweet peas. each presented q delight
tnl contrast to its neighbor. In the
dining room tone of golden yellow
was obtained by the predominance of
nasturtiums. marigoids and yellow roses.
Progressive hearts was the game played,
Miss Baxter winning the first prize and
Miss Miller securing the BOBBY. Those
present were: Miss Wrestling, the Misses
Russell, Miss Burnett, Miss Baxter. Miss
Ollie Baxter, Miss Filkins, Miss Brown,
Miss Treen, Miss Alice Mcknight. of New
York. Miss t'urth, Miss De Wolfe, Miss
Miller, Miss Olive Miller, Miss Rendell.
OF San Francisco; Miss Selden, Miss
Young, Miss Graves, Miss Hanna, Miss
Compton, Miss Elise Brooks, Miss Thayer.
Miss Harnden, of Oakland; Miss Wyck-
of. Miss Mcclellan, of Los Angeles; Miss
Spencer and Mrs. j. Albert Jackson.
Mrs. Inge's Tea.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Esther
inge gave very enjoyable tea at her resi-
derce on Eighth and James streets, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Lille Inge.
who has just returned home from Eng
land. Mrs. Inge was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Miss Katie Owen,
Miss Mary Owen, and her daughters. Mrs.
George ID. Hadiey and Miss Eta Inge.
The ladies present were: Mrs Jenkin
Jones, Mrs. g. r. Owen, Mrs. l. Himmel-
hoch. Mrs. u. McClaire. Mrs. II. Argens,
Mrs. John G. Leslie, Miss Annie Darling,
Miss Kate Argens and Miss Lena Argens.
The children's refreshments were served
out on the lawn. where they also
participated in games. etc, and enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. The children
present were: Master Ray Himmelhoch,
Miss Mabel A. Inge. Miss Marion Philips.
Miss Edith McClaire, Miss Rosalind
Henry. Master Armie Turner, Master
Johnny Inge. Master Kenneth McCla,re.
Master Harold Philips. Master Percy Nc
Claire, Master Davy Himmeihoch, Master
Joe Himmelhoch and Master Eldred Nc
Claire.
Tacoma Visitors Surprised.
Friday evening Miss Rowena Neville
gave surprise party to her sister, Miss
Annie Neville, and Miss Hazel Robinson,
both of Tacoma, at the residence of Mrs.
r. NJ. Hopkins, on Renton Heights. Mr..
Hopkins is uncle TO the Misses Neville,
and Miss Rowena is living with him,
while Miss Annie and Miss Robinson are
over on visit. The evening was spent in
games and lunching, and at midnight the
happy party dispersed. Those present
were: Miss Elaine Hanford, Miss Jessie
Hanford. Miss Louise Hsssford. Miss
Helen Marshall, Miss Cornelia Carroll,
Miss Elicia Carroll, Miss Rosemond Crane.
Miss Maud Crane. Miss Ethel Garrett,
Miss Jessie Garrett, Miss Alice Dabney,
Miss Elsie DabneY, Miss Josie Dabney.
Miss Blanche Shaw, Miss Maud Shaw,
Miss 0ma Little. Miss Bertha Levy, Miss
Esther Levy, Miss Grace Greenus, Miss
Helen Gresnus, Miss Vomie Stewart, Miss
Hazel Robinson, Miss Annie Neville, Miss
Rowena Neville. Little Lucy Hopkins.
Children's birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Clay Eversole gave
birthday party on Thursday afternoon for
their son, Master Edwin. The house was
neatly decorated for the occasion, among
the delights of the day being q magic
lantern exhibition. Other amusements
and games were furnished under the
supervision of Mrs. Eyersole. Miss Mather
and Mrs. George +. Gund. The guests in
Guided the following. each of whom was
made the happy recipient of a souvenir Of
the occasion in the form of pretty little
toy: Miss Alma Stewart. Miss Katherine
Tyler, Miss Lucy Garrett. Miss Bessie
Smith. Miss Olga Newland. Miss Eivise
Newland, Miss Florence Henry, Miss Mary
Beale Brainerd, Miss Betty Braincrd. Miss
Emma Baillargeon. Miss Marie Baillar-
geon. Miss Louise Nichols. Master Joe
Tyler, Master Charles Smith. Master Pres
cot, Smith. Master Walter Henry. Master
Herbert Miller, Master George Gund. Mas
ter Loring Wilmington. Master ciayborne
Garrett and Master Willie Nichols.
A Conundrum Party.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. William +.
Smith entertained a number of lady
friends at her resIdepce. sos Temperance
street. The house was prettily decorated
with ferns, honeysuckies and roses. One
of the features of the afternoon was an
swering conundrums, the prize being
piece OF Mrs. Smiths handiwork. which
was won by Mrs. Charles ID. stimson. The
invited guests were: Mrs. J. w. elise,