The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-23

Mrs. sweetlsnd. Mrs. W. NJ. Curtin. Mr..
- scott. Mrs. Buiong, Miss Setsis
scott, Hiss Emma Scott. Miss Bertha
wares. Miss Adsiine Wares, Miss Ford
neg, AF- J. u. Donoghae.
surprise Party for Mr.. and Mrs. Amanda.
=, a pleasant surprise party was rendered
AF- aud Ars. A. Amunds last Friday
evening AZ their residence. gsS Seneca
street, N honor OF Mrs. Amunds' birth
aay. Ine rooms were beautifully decor
@ts9 Tor the ocrasioD with evergreens and
mowers Musical selections, cards and
oaneing were the order OF the evening
1ntii late hour. dainty refreshments be-
ing served At 10 O'Clock. The guests were:
M. and Mrs. A. Chiiberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il frsch. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Doane. Mr..
ana Mrs. r Wickstrom. Miss Belle Olson,
siiss May Amnnds, Miss Nellie Herein,
MISS Marths Anderson. Miss Olga Wick
ssfoins Miss Annette Anderson, Miss
sigrid Friseh. Miss Stella Prisch. Mr.. Eu-
gene taAoerg, Mr.. J. T. Jacobsen. Mr.
EadoIph Aim. Mr.. Finn Frisch. Mr.. l.
Haisether and Mr.. A. IL. sosiberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. snider's Cotton Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. g. o. sniaer celebrated
Their cotton wedding last Thursday at
Their pleasant home, zoos Seventh street.
The young hostess looked charming in
bsf wedding gown Of cream aIoatross aud
Six. Drive whist was the principal
amusement. the prize winners being:
MISS Audrie Trssk and Mr. J. r. Ruppe.
hrst prizes. and Miss Charlotte Yeager
ana Mr. L. Vincent, consolation prizes
Deiieious refreshments were served, and at
q. IN. the guests departed. wishing Mr..
ann Ars. onIder many happy returns Of
the day. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs j. +. Ruppe. Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
booth. Miss Poole. Miss Bronson, Miss
irask, Miss McCutchson, Miss Hapgoo6,
MISS feager, Miss Kennedy, Mr.. 81. <.
Booth, Dir. Shaw. Mr.. Michel, Mr.. VIM
cent, Mr. J. Ruppe, Mr. McCutcheon, Mr..
III. f. Booth.
Miss Clara sefboid's Surprise Party.-
birthday surprise party was given at
Mr. r. 4. kendall's residence last week in
honor OF Miss Clara Seibold An i'm
promptu programme of vocal and instru-
mental music added much TO the pleasures
of the evening. Among the guests present
we're: Miss Clara Seiboid. Miss Addie
Il
Miss Gertie Wood, Mrs. A. Custer, Mrs.
John Ripplinger, Miss Richards, Miss
Richland. Miss Brown Mrs. Goucher aud
niece, Miss Violet Graf, Mrs. Graf. Miss
Alexander, Mr.. Nathan Bemau, Mr.. c. NJ.
Black, Mr.. Buxton. Mr.. Levi Smith. Mr..
John RippiInger, Mr.. Con 0'Shey, Miss
, Allie Custer. DR.. Whiting. Mr.. K. Z. Ken
dali, Mr.. Hunt.
Meeting OF the southern Society.
The Southern Society, recent social
organization for the mutual benefit of all
seattleites hailing from the Southern
states. held business meeting this last
week and laid plans for series of sociaIs
during the coming winter that will bring
together all the Southern people in the
city. The present officers of the society
are: President, Mr. Il. S. De Wolfe: vice
presidents, Mr.. W. T. Scott, Mr.. Alfred
Battle and DIR. Henry Yandeli; secretary,
Nr. James w. Scott: treasurer, Mr. III. ID.
Kline; executive committee. Mr.. Rison,
Mr.. Josiah Collins, jr., Mr.. w. J. Bailey.
Mr.. $. y. Ford and Mr.. Frank b. Ingersoll.
John Richards 37th Milestone.
The friends of John Richards gave him
a very pleasant surprise at his home. lib
AFui Street, evening" Stpteui-
Der Is, in honor of his 37th birthday.
Cards and dancing were the order of the
evening. Mr. Richards was made the re-
eipient OF several appropriate souvenirs.
Music was furnished by n string band.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. III. He'd
rcks, Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. White, Mrs.
Mitchell. Mrs f. Burns. Miss Matte Ell
lott, Miss Celia Francis. Miss Dolly
If
Burns, Mr.. III. Romano. Mr.. ]. Smith and
Mr.. h. Alien.
Mrs. John &c. Humphries' Entertainments.
The ladies of the North Seattle Aid So
ciety were entertained last Tuesday after
noon bv Mrs. John +. Humphries in her
pleasant home at the Arlington hotel.
After the business of the society was
transacted the ladies were entertained
with weli-selected programme of vocal
solos by Mrs John +. HUMPHREYS and
Mrs. +. Baussman; piano solo by Miss
Gertis Moore; comic recitatIons BY Mrs.
q. W. stetson. The large dining room of
the hotel was handsomely decorated for
the occasion. where delicious refreshments
were served.
Candy Pull Party.
Ala Old lasniohcl chhdg puA party was
given last Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
X. Bradeen in honor OF their son, Mr.. l..
d. Bradecn, before his departure for New
York. The event Was made more pleasur-
able by beautiful foraI decorations in the
various rooms Among the guests pres
ent we're: Mr.. L. u. Bradeen, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. L. I.
Dodge, Miss MiIletle. Miss Benson. Miss
smith. the Misses Dodge, d.. F. A.
Purdy, MIR. W. A. Gibson, Mr.. Il. r.
Hubbard, Mr.. O. A. Mckenzie. Mr.. Frank
Hunt
A Dance for the Naehtsmea.
A delightful dance was given on Thurs
aay evening by Miss Olive Baxter at her
home. at Queen Anne, TO the crew o. the
Yacht Nellie The guests were: Mr.. and !
Mrs A. VI. Brookes. Mr.. and Mrs :. NJ. !
Baxter, Mrs G. q. Lyon. Mrs. Wilson. /
MISS olive Baxter, Miss Louise Brooses, !
Miss Laura Rumsey, Miss Frances Rum /
sew. Miss Hughes, Miss AdAir. Mr.. Waiter !
Cline. Mr.. Daniel Murray. Mr.. Stockton /
Ramsey. Mr.. Manley h. Haynes, Mr.. |
samuel Il. Stewart. Mr.. Robert Redaeld. /
Mr.. James Adair. Mr. Charles Watson.
Mrs- n. VI. CErr's Reception
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. f. ". Carr /
a.