The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

Mis.en, NJ. and Mrs. Joseph r. Nc
NAuxht. Mr.. and Nra- Maurice McMicken.
Mrs. ". III. Jennings, Mrs u. " Miller.
Miss Ethel Hams, NJ. J. n. Lowmar,
Mr.. J. B. AacDougal, Mr.. James q.
Hoge. j..
Miss Fsrscnsns Eatertafns
On Friday evening Miss Perscneas en-
fersained the Social Club at her home on
Sixth and University streets. The even
Ing vas spent with charsdes and other
games. followed by refreshments and
dancing. The prizes for the charsdes we're
won by Miss Madge Corey and Mr..
Forbes Brown Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. F. r Lewis. Mr.. sEd Mrs. ].
Edgar Brown. Miss winifred Van Tassell.
Miss Alison, Miss Corey. Miss Madge
Corey. Miss Wells, Miss Jessie Steele, Mr..
Forbes Brown, Mr.. T. Tyson. Mr.. Will
Personeus, Mr.. E s. Lyons. Mr.. Falcon
yosln.
Miss Lois Wateraouse Entertataa.
Quite . dainty gathering Was that q; the
residence OF DR.. and Mrs. q. A. Water
house, IA Third street, on Friday after
noon Miss Lois, maiden of nine months.
entertained some of her young friends. all
OF them under twelve months of age The
guests were Miss Lois Tie Roller. Master
Austin Smith, Master Carl Lleweilyn,
Master Harold Fairbank. Mrs DR..
Waterhouse entertained the mothers and
grandmothers at lunch whist Miss Lois
was attending 10 her guests One stipu-
lation with the young people was that
they should bring their own lunch.
The S. w. 3. Club At MT. Gnbers's.
Mr.. Ed Gilbert entertained the S. w. S.
Club at his home. 1914 Washington street.
Ga Wednesday evening. Progressive
whist was the main feature of the evening.
Those present were: Miss Belle Humes,
Miss Lorsie Cove, Miss Zulu Taylor, MISS
Kate Fields, Miss Anna Thompson. Miss
Clara Allen, Miss May Fen,on, Miss Lottie
Kramer, Miss Bertha kruber. Miss Ellie
Grund. Mr.. Ell Gabriel. Mr.. Glenn Coffin,
Mr.. Charles Johnson, Mr.. Bert Freise, Mr.
Roy Major, Mr.. Arthur Jones, Mr.. Robert
Hatfield. Mr.. Charles Stafford, Mr.. Sam
Humes
Amateur Actors Theater Party.
On Thursday evening Miss Emery and
Miss Furth gave theater party TO those
who took part in the amateur theatricals
a. Mr.. j. ID. Lowman's residence the week
before. The members Of the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kittinger, Mr..
and Mrs. X. Is. Alhertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed L. Terry, Mrs Charles F. Whit,lesey.
Miss Furth. Miss Emery. Miss Burnett.
Mr.. r. c. Washburn. Mr.. g. Hyde Pres
ton. Mr.. b. Pelly. Mr.. Ii. b. Pomeroy, Mr.
j. ID. Lowman. After the performance the
party was entertained at supper by Miss
Furth.
Mrs. Backus' Reception.
On Friday evening Mrs. Manson F.
Backus gave a large reception. Her home
on Twelfth and Jefferson streets was
handsomely decorated for the occasion
with flowers and plants. The portals were
trimmed with sniiax. and baskets OF roses
and pots of palms ornamented the hall.
In the library the bookcases were banked
with trilliums and lilies. and the mansei
in the reception room was similarly orna-
mented with bank of daiiodils, while nu-
msrous vases of roses occupied convenient
hooks The latter part of tho evening was
devoted to dancing by the young people.
Mrs. Elifott's Five O'Clock Tea.
On Thursday Mrs. A. F. Elliott pleas
antly entertained at her home. 400 Rainier
street, number of her friends, in honor
of her guest, Mrs. S. III. Barhee. of Olym-
pia. Those invited were Mrs. Amelia
Berry. Mrs. A. Boyer. Mrs. ]. G. Ronald,
Mrs. Addison HASTE, Mrs. II. +. Perry,
Mrs. w. +. Richardson, Mrs. C. w. Sy-
monds. Mrs. DR.. Kline. Mrs. A S. Hayes,
Mrs Harcort, Mrs. 4. w. Clark. Music
rendered by Mesdamss Berry and Boyer
was pleasant part of the evenings enter
tainment.
Columbian Chautnuqua Circle.
The Columbians enjoyed a Cicero even
ing Wednesday IN their rooms at Plymouth
church. Fred Rice Roweli, Prof. Z. X.
Hill and Miss h. NJ. Price all had phil
lipics on Cicero, Mr.. Rowell taking the
precaution 10 be near the door, as his was
an original poem. MISS Bessie Hin and
Miss Clementina Robinson are the pro-
gramme committee tor April. and they are
arranging some choice programmes of
work for this month.
Mrs. X. q. Graves Luncheon.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. e. o.
Graves gave a luncheon at her residence,
1i20 Jefferson street, in honor of Mrs.
Adams, OF New York. who is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Manson +. Backns. Those
present were: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. L. O.
Graves, Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
Samuel l.. Russell. Mrs. Granville o. Hal
Ter, Mrs. N. +. Backns. Mrs. J. T. Souie,
Mrs. W. Il. Forrest, Mrs. Samuel Ramsey,
Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Miss Moorhead.
Athletic Club To give . Bali.
The Seattle Athletic Club will give big
ball at the club rooms on Thursday even
ing. April H. The committee OF arrange
menis consists of M J. ). Goldsmith, Mr.
II. V. V Bean, DIR. +. W. Young, Mr.. 5.
Conkingham and Mr.. Theodore y. Halter.
The club has substituted salt water for
fresh wafer in the swimming tank, and
will also put IN Russian and Turkish baths
for the use of the members.
Des Moines Social News.
A pleasant dance was given on Thursdsy
evening a, Dss Moines by about twenty
couples, among whom were several ladies'
and gentlemen from White river valley
and Bueuna. Supper was served and the
enjoyment continued until the early hours
of morning.
The meetings OF the literary society on
Saturday evenings continue To be OF great
interest. ana some fine programmes are
rendered.
WEDDINGS.