The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18


18. 1891.
Miss Chrissse Lsshley. Miss Mamie Bar
tel. Miss Ada Clandon. Miss Annie Grant
Miss Esorrnce Grant. Miss Era Hopkins.
Hiss Craze " 3ifoa assd Masters Roy Sssf.
ford. Guy Stafford. Cyrus Paup. E.sstse
Brown. Charlie Nation. Rsy Hook ns.
Otto TreIl. George Martssl. Herbert MAJ
tel. julius McSatt. Mr.. E. Il. Jones. NJ.
B. Fl. Hopkins. Mr.. c. s. FarnhaSn and
Mr.. Horace Jones
Miss wfisen.s r edro Party.
On Thursday evening Miss Wilson en-
tsrts ned a few friends az her home, lgIs
Front street The evening Was pleasantly
spent af progressive pedro. Miss Ranks
winning the first prize aad Mr. Charles e.
Richardson the consolation prize. After
the game refreshments were served. Those
present and invited were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Wilson. Nr. and Mrs. ". Y. Rae
hart ir.. Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Moore, Mrs.
). Il. Warren. Miss Raake Miss Minnie
Ranks. Miss Hedges, Miss IsaGbenheimer.
Miss Corey, Miss Maage Corey. Miss
French. Miss Richardson. Miss Augustine,
Mr.. ]. r. Camrion. Mr. H. A. kyer. Mr..
+. Z. Burns. Mr.. sam Irwin. Mr. Walter
Cline, Mr. Il. r. Ainsworth, Mr.. A. @.
Dunn, Mr.. Charles L Richardson, Mr..
Alex Ranke. Mr.. Fred tombstone. Mr.
Charles d. Wilson.
Mr. Mortsn's Birthday Surprise.
A pleasant surprise party occurred al the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. r. Il. Morton.
on Fifth and Bell streets. on Thursday
evening. il being the birthday of Mr. Mcr-
ton and his daughter Belle. Dancing was
the order Of the evening. during which a
bouniiful supper was served. Mr. Morton
was presented with q valuable souvenir,
given by his employees. Those present
were; Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Z. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
rili. Mrs vaien. Mrs A. Z. Green. Mrs.
Goodsell. Miss Florence, the Misses
Brown, Miss Maggie Henry, Miss Rams
Dial. Miss Louisa Ridaeli, Mr.. Anderson,
Mr.. Atkinson, Mr.. White, Mr. Neisehy. Mr..
Hohson. Mr.. Hemingway, Mr.. Felton,
Battalion DriiI and Rail-.
The battalion drill and ball given Mt the
Armory on Tuesday evening by Companies
B. ID and c. First regiment n. G. W,
was one of the best Of the series this season
and was attended by large number OF
nice people. The galleries were throngel
with spectators, and most of them re-
manned to watch the dancing after the
drill. There was a large turnout of the
militia at the drill, which vas commanded
by Col. Green. A dress parade followed
he Hill o~A -. H..
menced. lasting until midnight. About
$50 couples took par, in the dancing. The
committee in charge was composed of
Capt E. 4. Brady. Lieut.. l. b. Parsons.
5ergt. j. +. Brown, Sergt. ii. L. Egcll and
Sergt. Fred Carter.
Eiitia Cavroli's Rirthday Party.
Miss Elitia Carroll delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of her little friends last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Carroll, 1892
Rcnton avenue. The happy event was In
honor OF the little hostess 9th birthday,
and those who enjoyed the pleasure of be-
ing her guests We're; Misses Theodosia
Price. Elsie Thedinga. Dottis Dimpie Nor
ton. Mamie Ale, Mile Mensing. Alma
Gillette. Lydia and Julia Atkinson. Ethel
and Helen Blackstone, Masters Halidie
McMicken. Dean Colver. Ray Christianer,
Carl Mensing. Tom Garrett. Ralph Clark,
James Leckie, Walter Leckie, Robert
Harsher and Albert Hatfield,
Ladies' Interested ia Current Topics.
On Monday afternoon the Current
Events Club met at Miss Cheats and dis
cussed the leading topics of the day,
especially those pertaining to foreign and
domestic political movements and social
legislation. These discussions are intended
10 supplement- study of the forms of gov
eminent. so that the ladies may be better
enabled to engage in conversation on these
subjects with their gentlemen friends.
The members of the club are Mrs. w. ID.
Perkins, Mrs. +. A. Bell. Mrs. ii. Justin.
Mrs. w. L. Gazzan, Mrs. A. +. Cook, Mrs.
+. L. Fehren, Mrs. Richie kinneas. Mrs.
]. b. Durbin, Mrs. W. J. Grambs. Mrs. j.
H. Powell, Mrs E. r. Blame, Mrs. Carter.
Miss Hanna. Miss Cheat.
Ralph and Herman schocnfeid's Party.
Masters Ralph and Berman SchoenfeId
entertained a number of their friends at
their home on Wednesday evening. Pro-
gressive hearts was the amusement of the
evening, Miss Lulu Friend aud Mr.. -.
Schoenfeid carrying off the honors.
Among those present were: Miss Il. Park,
Miss y Gottstein, Miss s. Cohen. Miss ].
Rosentha,. Miss II. Davis, Miss Lulu
Friend, Miss r. Park, Miss r. Degginger,
Miss b. Sehoenfeid. Miss III. Friend. Miss
Gruenbaum, Miss j. schaffer, Mr.. j.
Loerry. Mr.. S. Brown, Mr.. Ike Gottstein.
Mr. A. +. Kalley, Mr.. NJ. Gruenhaum.
Mr.. r. ". kierski. Mr.. Goddard, Mr.. ID.
Davis, Mr.. b. Schoenfeld. Mr.. K. A.
Schoenfcld
A Farewell Surprise Party.
The young friends OF Miss Josie Rodgers.
No. 957 Marion street. learning Of her in
tended visit to San Francisco, met 81 her
home on Friday evening fully prepared to
surprise her and have a good time. The
evening was spent with plays and games
and closed np with refreshments obtained
from the various lunch baskets of the
guests Miss Rodgers Left on the steamer
Ematilia Saturday morning with Mrs. NJ.
T. Lusk. Those present were: Miss Asia
swezea, Miss Luna Lloyd. Miss Zessa Lloyd,
Miss Lonnie 0stsn, Miss Se.tie osten,
Miss Mabel Rodgers, Mr.. Thomas Scott,
Mr.. Charley Murphy. Mr.. Arthur Pinksm.
Nr. Hiram Iusk and Mr.. Robert L2sk.
The s. q. whist Clab.
The silly Circle Whist Club entertained
a number Of its friends az the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Thompson. No. 1910
Fourth street, last Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in playing various card
games. Mr.. Huffman carried away the
BOBBY prize IN whist. 81 i0:31 lunch was
served by the ladies'. and ut late hour
the guests departed. Those present we're: