The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

Mr.. Ike Brown. Mr.. David Davis, Mr.. I.
Gottstein. Mr.. Isidor Greenbaum, Mr.. A.
E. Kalter, Mr.. Leopold Kohn, Mr.. Fred
Kierski, Mr.. Louis Levy. Mr.. Emanuel
Meyer, Mr.. e. Rosenberg, Mr.. Fred Loew-
engart, of Portland; Mr.. r. Portuguese,
Mr.. B. Schoenfeld, Mr.. N. Todman. Mr..
Fred Frankenberg, Mr.. Moses Schultz and
Mr.. SLIDER.
Thsater BOX Parties.
Some nice box parties were given at the
Seattle theater last week. Among FRI
days parties was that given by Mr.. Gull
line and Mr.. Marriott. Besides the hosts
those present were: Mrs. w. r. Mar
riott, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Carter and
Mr.. w. A. Peters.
Miss Strive gave q party on Wednesday
evening. Beside the hostess it comprised
Mrs. A. E. MacCulsky. Miss Noble. Judge
H. G. Struve, Mr.. Daniel kelleher and Mr..
J. D. Hoge.
Another, on Wednesday, was . stag
party, who were guests of Mr.. ]. d. Low
man. They were DR.. f. s. Palmer, DR.. w.
y. Baird, Mr.. H. F. Meserve, Mr.. Irving
I. Cole and Mr.. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Gatzert gave party
on Friday night. Their guests were: Miss
Goldsmith, of Portland: Mrs. Ed L. Terry,
Miss Furth and Miss Sidonie Furth.
Another party on Friday night was
given by Mr.. H. D. Thomas, jr. His
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bell, Miss
Riley, Miss Noble and Mr.. T. N. Halter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Catlin gave box
party on Friday night.
1ars. Leptsy's Whist.
Mrs. James T. Lentzy and Miss Ida
Powell gave drive whist party in honor
of Miss Bessie Reicheneker, of Everett, at
their residence, 2224 Second street. on
Wednesday night, February 1. After a
number of games of whist had been played
lunch was spread, and then the prizes
were awarded. Miss Bessie Reicheneker
won the first prize and Mr.. +. B. lngersoll
the second. Mr.. Espy and Miss Rice were
the fortunate winners Of tho BOBBY prizes.
The evening was completed with dane
ing and music. Those present were:
Mis- Bessie Reicheneker, Miss Hattie
Reicheneker, Miss Jessie Coffin. Mrs.
Nellie Wood. Miss Charlotte Rice. Miss
Mary McMillen, Miss Louisa Shepherd.
Miss Leila Folger. Miss Ida Powell, Mrs.
James T. Lentzy. Mr.. c. X. Zilley, Mr..
A. E. Barre. Mr.. o. L. Powell, Mr.. II. A.
Snyder, Mr.. F. J. Foster. Mr.. F. B. Inger-
soil, Mr.. Vernon Randall, DR.. L. NJ. Les
sey, Mr.. X. T. Hawley and Mr.. Judson
Espy.
MRS. Underhilps Birthday Social.
A large gathering Of friends took place
at the residence Of Mrs. Underhill, on
Front street. on Wednesday night. the oc.
casion being the birthday of her eldest son.
Mr.. c. Underhill. The evening was spent
in music, recitations, charades, whist and
progressive eucher. A splendid repast
was served. Mr.. Underhill was the re-
cipient Of several gifts. Among those
present were Maj. and Mrs. Reynolds, of
Nanaimo; Mr.. ana Mrs. Josyln. OF W,nni-
peg. Canada, who are on visit to this
country; Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Carter. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. J. E. Scoones, Mrs. NJ. f.
Lille, Mrs. G. Cornelius. Mrs. Underhill,
Miss II. Cornelius. Miss Maud UnderhilI,
Mr.. G. w. Crane, Mr.. }. b. Noll. Mr.. +. L.
Lille. Maj. Riley and Mr.. F. J. Ross.
The Golden Shore Social.
The Golden Shore lodge gave another of
its entertainments in the Masonic hall,
corner Of Pike and Second streets, on
Thursday. A large number were present.
The evening was opened with very select
programme, which lasted about one hour
after which lunch was served The rest OF
the evening was spent in dancing. The
features of the programme were:
Dutch Duet ..... Mr. Frank Kennedy Miss Reed
Song, comio..... ........Mr. Frank Kennedy
Miss Mime Hansen. Miss Annie Kennedy.
A Party for Mr.. Reynolds.
On Wednesday a social party was given
in honor Of Mr.. William Reynolds at his
residence, 40 Ash street. The evening
was spent in cards and games until 10 30
O'Clock. after which lunch was served.
Those present were Mr.. William Reynolds.
Mr.. Frank Kennedy. Mr.. Ed George, Mr..
Harry Zealand. Mr. William George, Miss
Minnie Hansen, Miss Amy Kennedy, Miss
Veva Meres. Miss Effie White and Miss
Annie Kennedy.
Gave Him . Gold eaded Umbrella.
Mr.. g. W. vining resigned his position
as manager of the Portland Cracker Com
pany Of Seattle. and was presented by the
employers last Wednesday evening with a
eo!d-headed umbrella. with his name and
the names OF the donors engraved on it.
He had been manager Of the Northwestern
Cracker Company for several years and
some Of the employees had been with him
ell that time.
The Rainier Clubs House Warming.
On Saturday. February y. the Rainier
Club will celebrate its entry into its new
quarters in the Seattle thester building by
q reception ana reunion. In the after
noon, from 8 to S, \ reception will be given
10 the wives and families of the mem bers.
In the evening there will be 8 reunion of
tho members. II will bs made brilliant
event.
Mrs. Posters Last Talk.
The las, OF Mrs. Posten's series of talk.
10 her class on European cities will be
given at Mrs. W. t. Boone's tomorrow at
1880 a. m. This series has been highly
entertaining and has attracted the asten-
ton and interest of some of the best
known women in this city.
Fan Drill and Entertainment.
A march and fan drill will be given by
the girls Of the church OF the immaculate
Conception at Ranke's hall tomorrow
night 1t is for the benefit of the church
charities. Amateur tasstricsls are Also