The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-04

birthday lsss Monday evening at sAsir
residence On R.esits avenue ia kFenenL
Mr. and Mrs. III. A. Bean have removed
from taer home az Fremont 20 the Avon
house. Front stress-
Friday evening psrty q young people
were entertained At the residence Of Mr.,
and Mrs. +. Winsor.
Miss Essie Webb. af Union City. has
been n saae city visiting Friends aaG re-
turned lsss Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Nichols has returned 20 Seattle
from SIX months tip visiting friends IN
the East and IN Scotland.
Master Ben Gilman entertained about
twenty OF his Young friends last Saturday
81 his home, el6 Rainier street
The 7. T. Z. f. dancing clab gave its
initial dance Of = series Of iour q; the Ar
lngton last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Clarke haye removed
80 the Ellis house, corner o. Chestnut and
Division streets, on Rsnton hlL
Mrs F. r. Marshall hes been visiting her
sister. Mrs. 9. c. Gram, the past week and
returned 20 Pendleton. o., yesterday.
Miss Mamie Holden won the silver
media. ~ the Dsmorest contest held last
Friday evening. in the nigh school hall.
Mr. Frederick X. Strive will leave this
morning for an extended srip throughout
the Eastern states 10 be gone six or seven
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Burke and Mrs. J. c.
Halnes spent two DAYS in Tacoma last
week, the guests OF Judge and Mrs. Frank
Allyn.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the Edge
water Congregational church. gave dime
social at Goddard's hall last Friday
evening.
The Evergreen Social Club gave its fist
dancing party OF the season 81 Arlington
hall last Tuesday evening with seventy
i've couples present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Stewart gave an "old
Kentucky box party last Thursday night
10 Lieutenant and Mrs. John l. Hayden
and Mr.. Maurics MeMicken.
Mrs Rebecca Taylor Kline and daughter
Jnanita arrived from Frankfort, Ky, last
Wednesday on Visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam y. Ford, l2s Market street.
A successful surprise party was given
last Friday evening IN honor OF Miss Mary
heonig at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
yestus Qalnby. 81 THOMAS avenue.
The T. T. o. Club Will meet at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Il. II. Thomson. loo South
Ninth street, tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. SUBJECT. Michael Angelo
The members OF the North End Social
Circle enjoyed pleasant gathering on
Halloween at tue residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Cotterili on Birch street.
ST. Clements Guild met with Mrs. II. ID.
Kline, 2is Market street, last Monday
Afternoon. The Guild is IN q prosperous
condition and increasing in membership.
The ladies OF the Asbury NJ 4. church
gave a social At Goddards hall last
Wednesday evening. The entertainment
was called IAN Evening With the Poets. :"
Mr. r. c. Pohndorf has given mp his
residence IN Pontius addition during the
absence of his family East, and has taken
apartments on Marion street Tor the win
ter.
A dime social was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. 4. Covington, corner
Madison and Cloverdaie streets. under the
auspices of the Epworth League, last FRI
day evening, November ,
pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Mr.. III. ktilingham last Friday
evening. The evening was spentin music.
games and dancing. and at a late hour a
delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Charles Maynard, of Victoria. aud
her daughter, Marory, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs q. w. Hunt. and
other relatives Mrs. Maynard. who has
been Ill, is now much improved.
A surprise party was gwen to Miss Fanny
Holcomb, at Green Lake. last Friday even
ing, by Miss Hattie Easterley and Miss
Parker. musical and literary pro-
grafnme with games and refreshments
made up an interesting evening.
The Green Lake Whist Club met at the
residence of Mr.. Andrew Charleston, on the
north side. A most enjoyable evening was
spent in the game. The hostess served an
elegant lunch, and, il b sing Halloween. the
club enjoyed itself 10 the full limit
The musicale last Friday evening I'm
Ottman's hall on Market street, for the
benefit of ST. Clements Sunday school.
was a decided success, both socially and
financially Miss Gertrude Skinner and
Miss Winnie Cotton had charge Of it.
The Circle of Chautauqua Readers were
entertained the past Monday evening by
Miss NJ. o. Phillips at her residence,
blanchard and Fourth streets. President
4. X. Rowell presided ut the business
meeting and Mrs. s. l.. Drew Was the
leader of the evening.
Mrs. 4. 6. Pohndorf and her mother.
Mrs. H. c. Freeman, left last Thursday
morning, VIA Montreal. for New YORK
city, They will spend few weeks there.
and then go TO Lakewood, y. j.. for a
few months. They expect to return next
March. stopping at Washington City,
their old home, aud viii also visit CaliioE-
MIA on their way here.