The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

On the Seohfa were. Mr. nna Mrs.
BEL, Mr. and Mrs W. S. Gibbons. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Albert Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Josiyn, Mr.. and Mrs. MeEwan.
Mss hunsoor. Miss Anadav. Miss Towre
Miss NeNauxht. Miss Harnden Miss
1rayes. Miss Post. DR.. W. J. Bard, Mr..
=. ~. Coz, IT., Mr. w. o. Came, Mr.
enaries +. MGnday. Mr. W. " Miles
Mrs. osgood's Double Entertain mens.
Mrs. I. III. osgood gave double enter
ta'nment on Wednesday At her home on
queen Anne hill. In the afternoon she
gave ladies' progressive egchre party
and IN the evening she entertained the
younger people nj progressive hearts
Both affairs were quite charming. Al
though the apartments we're beaasiied
Tor the occasion with profusion of choice
noSeFs. there was no attempt az elaborate
decoration. In the hall besides several
pots OF palms was q large vase filled with
great punches of hlae hvdrangeas. In
the parior we're placed here and there
numerous bouquets OF pink roses and
whife hydrangeas- Numerous red roses
ana carnations gave the prevailing tone to
the library and beds OF white sweet peas
matched the finishing of the dining room.
ne hrss prize. silver tea strainer. was
won by Mrs II. q. Strive; the second. a
point lace pinrushion. was son by Mrs. C..
w. Saunders. and the consolation prize, a
little volume, was won By Mrs. Everett
smith. Those present ~ the afternoon
party we're Mrs. Joseph F. Mcknight.
Mrs. James Mcknight. Mrs. E Brainerd
Mrs. Piper. OF Boston. Mrs. Turner. Of
New York; Mrs. George III. HeiIhron. Mrs
Thomas Shepard. Mrs Henry Fay. Mrs.
Gilbert Meem. Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. A.
~ Stewart, Mrs. ]. C. Haines, Mrs. SUIT
ELL Baxter. Mrs. l.. h. Stedman. Mrs.
stedman. OF Boston: Mrs. Joshua West
ling, Mrs. +. Is. Wrestling. Mrs. NJ. c.
Hurd. Mrs. K. b. Webster, Mrs. III. G.
Strave. Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Howard
Joslyn, Mrs. George Donworth, Miss
AaiheF, Miss Anna Mather. Mrs. Everett
Smith, Mrs. f. c. Neufelder. Mrs. III. c.
Coiver. Mrs. Charles W. Saunders. Mrs.
selms, Mrs. j. 4. Jackson. Mrs. {. ).
siimson, Mrs II. C. Henry, Mrs.
George y. kittinger. Mrs. " Il. Preston,
The evening party was given Tor Mrs. Os-
good sister. Miss Mary Arquii, Of Brook
iyn. \. Y, who is visiting her. La addi-
ton 10 the floral decorations of the day
there was happy arrangement of the
lights which rendered the apartments
very beautiful The large vineciad We
randa was hung with rugs and furnished
so as 10 make an extra room OF II. while
several varicoiored Oriental lanterns pro-
dueed charming effect. Softly tinted
lights from numerous tall piano lamps
with colore silk shades harmonized beau
tifully with the light costumes OF the
ladies. Those in the hall were red, in the
parlor they were yellow and in the library
they were pink. The first prize for ladies
was heart-shaped goit locket. which was
won by Mrs. +. c. Washburn; the first
silver key ring. was won by Mr..
Launcelot Peily, and the consolation
prizes, a small volume and silver paper
knife, were respectively won by Mrs. f. A.
Slrout and Mr.. George Il. Kittinger. Those
invited were. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Z. Wash
burn, Mr.. and Mrs G. b. Kittinger, DIR.
and Mrs. Leonard ktitineer, of Whining
ton, Del: Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Strout, Mr..
and Mrs. William WiIson,. of Charleston
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Fiskin, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. X. Gait. Mr. and Mrs. w. t. Preston.
Miss Meem, Miss Strive. Miss Stedman.
Miss White, of Charleston; Miss Huntoon,
of Anacortes; Miss Seymour. of Tacoma !;
Miss Wrestling. Miss Halter. Miss Alice
Mcknight, of New York; Miss Hurd, Miss
Emery. Miss Readman. Miss Fay. Mr..
Richard Cox, Mr.. Jack Readman. Mr..
Jennings Cox, of Everett; Mr.. l.. Peliy,
Mr.. c. NJ. Austin, Mr.. G. ii. Preston, Mr..
George Fl. Folsom, Mr.. X. NJ. Hurd, Mr..
George II ard. Mr.. W. o. Came. Mr.. Mar
shall Bond, Mr.. W. NJ. Miles, Mr. j. T.
Blackstone. Mr.. ]. L. Wilmington. Mr.
Fred struve. Mr.. George +. Fay aud Dr.
w. j. Baird.