The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-07

friends departed The invited guests
were. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. McDenaid. NJ.
and Mrs y. wallingford. Mr.. and Mrs. L
A WInof. Mr.. and Mrs " D. Folsom.
Hon and Mrs L. L Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. J. Knapp. Mr.. sad Mrs. Heifns-. Mr..
and Mrs. Day. Mr. and Mrs T. E Rsns-
berg, Ar. snd Mrs. Becker. Mr.. and Ms.
E L Elder. NJ and s Is. Galloway. Mr.
and Mrs. ii. 4. Ssift. Mrs L Marsh. Mr..
and Mrs j. T. Eshman. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs W H. Pratt. Mr..
and Mrs c. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. F. I.
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Raser. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs.
Croker. Mr.. sad Mrs. Carpsnter. Mr.. and
Mrs II. Deasmore. Mr.. and Mrs ]. VI.
Wolf. DIR. aud Mrs. Ssumer. Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Il Bean. Mr.. and
Mrs. Correl. Miss Kate Former, Miss
Lolita Mae Osborn. Miss Olive House. Miss
Bessie Winsor. Miss Hattie Mcdonald.
Miss Allie Wilmot. Mr.. Corliss Stone. Mr..
Worth Densmore, Dr.. Patterson, DR.. Keis-
ner.
Young Peoples Society at Miss ceoper's.
On Friday evening. January S. Miss
Jennie Cooper entertained the Young Peo-
pies Society Of the Second Presbyterian
church st = home. S1I Banner street,
North Seattle A most enjoyable evening
was spent The Fo-es;ers' orchestra, an
der the leadership OF Mr. Adams. kindly
gave their services during the evening
which were highly appreciated There
short programme, and the young
people engaged in various games The
is as follows: Selection. Or
chestra: vocal sole. Mrs. KIRK c. Ward;
selection. orchestra; solo, Mr.. W. p
Paige: reading, Miss Cooper; piano solo,
Miss Bucksln. selection, orchestra: solo.
Mrs Kirk C. Ward. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, Mrs Shearer.
Mrs Kirk c. Ward. Mrs. Cranston. Miss
Cole. Miss Gibson, Miss Jennie Gibson,
Miss Allan. Miss Cooper. Miss Gertie Cal
houn. Miss Bushnell, Miss l. Alien, Miss
kins. Miss Bucklin. Miss McAliep.
Mr.. II. L. Cooper, Mr.. w. S. Paige, Mr.. Z.
T. Lillico. Mr.. Costigan, Mr.. j. D. Esrey,
Mr.. Lynch, Mr.. Gibson. Mr.. Nevins. Mr..
Thomas Guy. Mr.. A. Adma. Mr. Merri-
man. Mr.. Jorice. Mr.. Lindsey. Mr.. p.
Ashmun. Mr.. c. III. Granger.
Miss Hollands Twilight Party.
n =" IL parry was EtNEu Df MISS Ella
F. Holland on New Years evening a: the
of Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Cowiey.
the Starr mansion in West Seattle. The
spacious apartments were deliberately
decorated with ivy and evergreens, and
the softened radiance Of numerous Chi
nese lanterns gave the name TO the party.
conspicuous feature of the decorations
was the arrangement about the huge fire.
place in the hall. The evening was spent
with charades, games, music and dancing
The guests went over on the $50 boat and
were obliged TO return at II n. m, the
boat leaving at that hour. The guests
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cowiey. Miss
Bella Esken, Miss Beatrice Fisken, Miss
Clara FiSken. Miss Mabel Fisken, Miss
Jessie .Fisken, Miss Beatrice Cheat, Miss
Ida Proper, Miss Evelyn Ayerst, Miss
Irene Ayerst, Miss Eugene Ayerst,
Miss Anna Cowley. Miss Bessie Cowley,
Mr.. Charles Johnson. Mr.. Andrew jamie
son. Mr.. Harry Smith, Mr.. Robert Red
field, Mr.. Thomas Carmichael. Mr.. Hard
ing Cow. Mr.. Paul Holhrook, Mr.. Daniel
Mr.. Alfred Fisken Mr.. Percy
0gilvie.
Ladies' Club Eaterfzfn Husbands.
The ladies of the Latona Social Circle
held another one OF their enjoyable soeials
81 the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. ".
Amery on New Years evening. at which
all of the members. accompanied by their
husbands, were present Various games
and amusements were induiged In. and
the committee on refreshments, consist
ing of Mrs. c. II. Cheney. Mrs W. r.
Ridgeway ana Mrs. c. W. Amery, at mid
night served an oyster supper, 10 which
ample justice was done. The company
took their departure shortly after. the
gentlemen remarking that they would
attend more regularly in the future if this
party was TO be criterion to go by during
the present year. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Coons. Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Ridge
way, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. T. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Douglas. Mr.. aud Mrs. George II. Stocks,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Copestick, DIR. and
Mrs c. W. Amery, Mrs. +. J. Rima, Mrs
George ii. Cheney, Mr.. William Hoover.
Miss HensIer's Farewell Surprise Party.
On New Years evening a surprise party
" as given in honor of the departure OF
Miss Hensler at the beautiful residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. O. f.. Pettis. The evening
was spent at whist aud music. NotabIe
the evening entertainment were
a piano solo by Miss Hensler and a violin
solo by Miss Phils Feitis, accompanied by
Mrs. q. T. Pettis on the piano. A beauti-
full lunch was served. and the guests de-
parted AZ q late hour. The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Pontius. SIR. and Mrs. ]. g. Niggle. Mr.
and Mrs James West, Mr. and Mrs. A.
McCIoy. Mr.. and Mrs. A A Cragin, Mr..
and Mrs. William Barnard. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. r. Pettis, Mrs. Elizabeth l. Carey, Mrs.
I. Erickson, Mrs. Capt Green.eaf. Miss
Julia Hensler, Miss Nora 4. Carey,
Miss t. Hemmer. Miss NJ. BARNETT.
Miss Maud Matthew, Miss Phila Pstsis,
Miss Pauline pettis. Miss Alice Pontias,
Mr. 4. u. Hayes. Mr.. II. Yonkln. Mr.. V.
Roit. Mr. Joseph Greenieaf. Mrs. ". A
Hess. Master Ovid Pettis, Master Fran
Poaiius.
Mr. and Mrs Townsiey's SswYsar'sParty.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Towns
ley gave charming New Years party in
honor OF Mrs. A. v. Kirkpatrick. The
house vas prettily decorated with smilsx.
flowers ard svsrgreens. a dainty luncheon
was served AZ o'clock. The early part OF
the evening va. spent IN playing q very
interesting game Of progressive whist
Refresh uaents we're served after which TIE
guests enjoyed few fne selections from
the opera Of said Psshs, rendered by
Mrs. r. Lersch. Dancing zss tu5aized in
until q late hour. The guests then de-
parted. wishing the host and hostess a