The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21

Minstrel Bow" M Frank K Atkins.
After sandwiches and coffee the remainder
Of the evening was spent in dancing. The
committees in charge of tina affair we're:
Executive. Mr. George w. Crane, Mr..
Charles r. Cowden. Mr.. ". II. Fincx. Mr..
II. A. Bigsiow. Mr.. George L Lynch: re-
ceptson, Gen. Bigeiow, Mr.. f Bowaen.
Mr.. John T. Mitchell, Mr.. A. C. Bowman,
Mr.. Ii. r. Haskell: door, Mr.. William II.
Finck, Mr.. George ". Crane. Mr.. +. u.
Giimer, Mr.. Charles Mesesh. Mr. George
II. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs.. GardAer's Reuaien.
A thoroughly enjoyable affair was the
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. Gard
ner 70 former residents of their old home
IN xix River, Mimi. IN honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyman Costigan. of Minneapolis.
Mrs Cosiigan wore ring which wa. pre-
sented TO the hostess by l07 of her friends
on her removal to Seattle. thus complet-
ing the circle between present and absent
friends. The parIors and hall were taste
fully decorated with evergreens and cut
flowers. each guest receiving n corsage
bouquet OF carnations and hyacintAs. De-
licious refreshments were served, and the
AN1A%oA " IS a happy A4tts muse pFt&fut
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman Costigan,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Peavey. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Miller,
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Cossfgan, Mr. and
Mrs. l. L. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Shorey. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Landon. Mr..
and Mrs. B. K. Trask. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. X. 5. Gardner, Mrs.
Mary Peavey. Miss Lizzie I.andon, Miss
Hattie Landon. Miss Cora Cos.igan, Miss
Emma Baker. Miss Fannie Baker. Miss
Andrie Trask. Miss Emma SIechert, Miss
Lillian Decker. Miss Helen Shorey, Mr. G.
NJ. RIakney. Mr. Fred Costigan. Mr.. sam
uel Shorey, Mr.. Morris Kinney, Mr.. G. +.
Sproul. Mr.. Charles Lincoln, Mr.. II. L.
Gardner. Dir. Ed Gardner, Mr.. Harry Cos
tigan. Mr.. Frank Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mtddiebrook's Anniversary.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. =.
Middlehrook celebrated their wedding au-
niyersary with a delightful evening in
art" at their home, As Taylor street. The
main feature of the evenings amusement
was the drawing of blackboard sketches by
the guests. Each guest was given q card
on which was the name of n subject to be
pictured on the blackboard. After the
sketches were all drawn the fun consisted
in trying to guess what the illustrator had
tried 10 represent. the most and least sue
cessfui guessers receiving PRICES. Tie fisst
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. John Elder
and Mr.. F. L. Fehren. while consolation
prizes were given 10 Mrs George r. Fisher
and Mrs. Il. III. Denny. After an elegant
lunch had been served the rest of the even
inc uo x~ft -
feature of the latter was the rendering By
Mrs. Middlebrook of Mothers Parting
Gift" a song composed and sung with
great success by her son Harry. who is
popular on the stage as Harry Gilbert
Castle. Mr.. and Mrs. Middlebrook re-
ceived many presents. Those present
were Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Shanklin, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel L. Crawford. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. b. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. C.
Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Fehren. Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Ii. Denny. Mr.. and AIRS. John
Elder. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. George Mills and Miss Pixlee.
MT. Albert III. Bryant Surprised.
A surprise party was given on Friday
evening by friends and associates 10 Mr.
Albert H. Bryant At his home. No. 2i2o
Fourth street, the arrangements being
made by Mr.. Stephen Hull. Pretty in
vitation cards to the number of fifty were
issued. The evening was spent pleas
antly. playing games of various kinds till
nearly midnight. when dainty lunch
was served. after which the guests de-
parted for home. The invited guests
were: Miss Edith Kellogg, Miss Alice Nc
Feters, Miss Edith Manning. Miss Al
berta Jones, Miss Edna Spriggs, Miss
Florence Smart. Miss 0ura Hatfield, Miss
Rose Hatfield. Miss Emily Williams. Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Eta Williams. Miss
Lottie Haley, Miss Katie Haley, Miss
Nellie Huskins, Miss Feva Meas.
MISS Fanny Van Dusen, Miss Ada Buck.
Miss Aggis McGrath. Mr.. Herman Ames,
Mr.. George Maggs. Mr. Ed Wallace. Mr..
Clarence White, Mr.. Harry Bailey, Mr..
Charles Butterworth, Mr.. Louis Folger.
Mr.. Jean Harte, Mr.. Ava Jones. Mr.. Roy
Hazard, Mr.. Alonzo Leland, Mr.. Henry
Yandell, Mr.. Charles Bryant. Mr.. Albert
Bryant, Mr.. Morris Hartnet. Mr.. sylves-
ter Hull. Mr.. Frank Van Dnzen. Mr..
Walter Bryant. Mr.. George Bryant. Capt.
and Mrs Bryant, Mr.. ard Mrs. Holt, Mr..
c. C. Cherry and Mr. W. II. Rocks.
Norwegian Society Fair.
The Norwegian Workingruen's Society
met last Friday evening and elected the
following officers for the ensuing term;
President. Conrad VI. Finland; vice pres
ident. Albert Winge; recording secretary,
Bertha Paulson: financial secretary. A.
Nerland: treasurer. Erik Frisch; marshal.
Fred Bomberg; librarian, Alex Wise. A
81 TO- 81 b. aD rf ha tai nd
will be given at Ranke's hall for four
nights. commencing February p. One Of
the curiosilies OF the fair will be an album
containing about fifty autographs of the
most prominent people in the United
States and Europe President Thuland,
who is compiling the work, has already
received the autographs OF Mr.. and hrs.
Grover Cleveland, benjamin Harrison,
several senators and ABOUT twenty govern
ors. In a week or two he expects to hear
from the d fferent soyereigns Of Europe.
The album will be quite valuable and the
only one Of its kind here.
The Misses HannA's Card Party.
On Wednesday afternoon the Misses
Hanna gave a progressive Might've party.
the arrangements for which were very
pretty. The prize winners were Mrs. How
ard Morton and Mrs. j. Albert Jackson,
Mrs. Job T. Lyon receiving consolation
token. The guests were Mrs. A. 7. Nit
zen. Mrs. j. b. Durbln, Mrs. ]. A. Jackson,
Mrs. 4. +. Cook. Mrs. Howard Morton,
Mrs. Fred Church. Mrs. John 5. Powell.
Mrs. VIII H. Parry, Mrs, W. ]. Grambs,
Mrs. Z. W. Andrews. Mrs. f. C. Wash
burn. Mrs W. L. Gszzam. Mrs. Z. e.
Hughes. Mrs. r. Bell, Mrs. Howard JOS
ivn. Mrs. ". ID. Perkins. Mrs. Charles r.
Z. - A. TAnrnaa Irnnr NJ u