The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-04

Miss Grace Knips: sssay. Habit OF Neat
ness" Miss Lillian Bixiou; recitation. Aiss
Edsia Hapgood; essay. '4Posatoes,' Miss
Minnie Wilson. recitation. MSS Glses
Hapgood: essay. Miss Gertrude Clark.
Lsssns Social Circle Party.
Las. Wednesday evening the ladies OF
the Lasona Social Circle. accompanied by
their gentlemen friends. gave another OF
their entertaining sociais AZ the residences
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Douglas, on Glad
stone street. La:ona. The committee OF
ladies 10 provide entertainment and re-
Treatments. consisting Of Mrs. Robert
Douglas. Ms. Samuel Coons and Mrs.
William Copessick. left nothing undone
toward making the evening one long TO De
remembered by those " no were there. In
ssrnrnentsl and vocal music. charades and
various other amusemen;s were INDUCED
In. and late in the evening refreshments
were served Everybody took their de-
parture ahortiy after midnight. highly
pleased With the evenings enjoyment
Those presen. were: Mr.. and Mrs {. W.
Amerys Mr.. and Mrs. William Copestiek.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. r. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. William
coxxn, Mr.. aud Mrs J. II. White. Mr. and
Mrs. 3. +. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. George &. Stocks,
Mr.. and Ars Samue. Coons. Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Bell, Mrs. w. r. Ridgway. Mrs.
Elmer johnson, Miss Ada Bell, the Misses
Eta, Anna. Minnie and Lizzie Douglas.
Miss Violet Coxan. Mr.. J. r. Douglas. Mr..
John Lincoln.
White Rose Social Club Party.
On Monday evening the White Rose So
ciai Club gave another of its delightful
parties at its hall in North Seattle There
we're present MI. and Mrs. William Roland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pnrdy. Mr. and Mrs ". l..
Norrington, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Stafford, Mrs. +. T.
Pierce. Miss Hattie Fletcher, Miss Ruth
Fletcher. Miss Minnie Murray. Miss Celia
Mitchell, Miss NJ. A. Adams, Miss Mamie
Miller, Miss Katie Hanna, Miss Lizzie
Hanna. Miss Maud Hiatt. Mss Glen
Hiatt. Miss Mile Norrington. Miss May
Norringson. Miss Pearl Moore, Miss Eva
Merrett. Miss Carrie Merrett. Miss Ollie
Scott, Miss Laura Wallace. Miss A. Wal
lace. Miss Kitiie DAVIS. Miss Nellie
Mccutcheon. Miss Ada Boyle, Mr..
Mr.. A. Crimp. Mr.. Walter Wallace, Mr..
Charles Wallace. Mr. A. Owens, Mr.. John
Shaw, Mr.. George Dimes. Mr. C. II. Dem
mis-. Mr.. W. b. Lake. Mr.. A. Murray. Mr..
John Murray, Mr.. II. Mcdonald. Mr.. J. l..
Ware. Mr.. J. McGweren, Mr.. Ell Fore
man, Mr.. Charles Rohrbacber. Mr.. 7.
Mitchell, Mr.. J. A. Kiidav, Mr.. f. lver-
son, Mr.. L. B. Hart, Prot. NJ NJ. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. webster's Anniversary.
Mr.. George w. Webster. of Green Lake,
has recently completed his large residence.
and on Wednesday evening arranged to
meet his friends with open doors. Green
Lake Lodge of Good Templars. OF which
Mr.. Webster Is n member, had a special
invitation to be prescn: in body. and, as
the lodge is not known 10 do anything by
halves, the members went and took their
fun and merriment with them. A few
days ago 1t Was reported that Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster had been married twenty
years ago and that this was their crystal
wedding. The lodge therefore hurriedly
dubbed together and purchased fine set
Of glassware of twenty-five pieces and
when presented TO Mr.. Webster it SO sur
prised him that in his answer it is not yet
fifteen years ago or that he had married
fifteen wives. Other presents were also
given to the couple. A song was rendered,
followed by volunteer programme with
games. dancing. music. old folks chats
aud merry good time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster were married at Lancaster, En-
gland, February q. is,I They have re-
sided at Green Lake for the past four
years.
Mrs. Fowler Ensersains r. Z. o. Club.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. E. b. Fowler
entertained the ladies of the L. +. o. Club
at her residence. sis Boynton avenue.
The decorations were in yellow and white,
the coiors of the club. The amusement
consisted OF guessing contest. A num-
Der OF paper slips. each containing Ques-
ton in history. quotation from some
author or the famous saying of some great
man. were hidden in various places in the
apartments, and the guests were given
certain length of time 10 find the oues-
tion> and answer them. each guest also
being furnished with card with blank
spaces for the answers. The first prize.
handsome lace doyley. was won by Mrs.
\. III. Foote, and the consolation prize.
large hollow cabbage head filed with fine
confections, by Mrs. Amos Brown Mrs
Fowler was assisted in entertaining by
her daughters The guests present were:
Mrs. W. III. White. Mrs. Amos Brown,
Mrs. + W. McGinnis, Mrs. ". I. Benton.
Mrs. John Elder, Mrs. ]. f. Middlebrook.
Mrs. A IL. Foo,e. Mrs. q. A. Virtue. Mrs.
r. l.. Fehren. Mrs. r. A. Steele, Mrs j.
J.. Trowbridee. Mrs. Nellie Wood. Mrs.
III. J. Vieie. Mrs. f. NJ Woodruff.
Mrs. Augusttae's Colonial PARTY
A very pretty party was that given on
Friday evening of last week by Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Il. Augustine 10 entertain the F..
q. r. Whist Club. II was a Colonial
party. the ladies appearing in ancient cos
TUNES. While the gowns worn were per.
haps not century old. yet several we're
valued heirlooms. the hostess wearing one
m ads over fifty years ago. While the
beautiful old silks ana elegant iaces looked
very quaint some o: the styles OF a gen.
GRAFTON ago were not 80 very different from
some now in vogue. Tie coisfures of til.
ladies were also in ancient styie, the hair
being powdered and dressed in putfs and
rolls. The prizes FOR the games were little
ha.chets IN souvenir form. the first rriycs
being woa by Mr.. and Mrs Z. F. Park
hurst ana the consolation prizes bv Mrs
r. T. Lewis and NJ. T. II. Corey. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs T. r.. Corey.
Mr.. and Ars. III. 4. Rsser. Mr.. and Mrs
=. L. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs John w. Moor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 4. Steele. Mr.. and Mr..
K r. psrkhurst Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Nc
Calloagh. Mrs. t. J. Ely. Mrs. W. r
Cress, Mss Alice Augustine. Miss Bertha
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