The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-18
WINGS OF SOCIETY.
The Lenten Season Rapidly
Drawing to a Close.
LEADING EVENTS OF a WEEK.
Lunehsons and sewing Circles for the
Beasnt OF the seedy-PeSsenai
notwithstanding Events-

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The alternating period Of society people
who have resigiousIy lived up to TIE re.
ouIremeats Of the Lsntsn season Is rapidly
drawing to close, sad with the blossom
ing Of the lilies and the ringing OF Easter
bells this dormant society viii again nn-
fold its bright. pretty. fashionable wings
and prepare To enter into and enjoy an
other rapid season of transient pleasures.
Nothing is get known as 20 what the frst
event IL TO be that will celebrate the OPEN
ing Of the social season, though among
the younger and less inicnsiy devout peo-
rls q german Is known TO he on tie
tapis and being discussed ~ 30 time,
place and location. After the Easter sun
day A number OF notable events are ex.
pected to he announced and the season up
20 the summer migrating period promises
20 be gay and interesting. A number Oh
private inncheons, afternoon teas and card
parties. with the dignined influence oil the
Lepten season over each, made up the
social record Of the week just closed.
Some Of these were quite elaborate aud
costly though subdued Ia tone aud evil
IDENTIFY ordered a. social ionics TO drive
away the eanui of the enforced cbrysa!is
state incident. 10 the season. The most
notable of these vas Mrs. Henry Euhr-
mans unique spiders web affair given In
aid OF charity. Others we're equally as
recherche and interesting, while choice
cut flowers and quiet decorations were tie
marked feature of each such entertain
ment. Mrs. Henry Sehroeder's entertain
ment Of the mysterious ID. ID. ID. Thimb'e
Club was another profitable entertain
ment in WHICH the poor will have On in
terest. The select French Club. made up
of the society women of Seattle. has
become a strong educational factor
and IL improving each shining hour.
Another very choice affair was the scott
luncheon given by Mrs. Andrew +. Bur-
leigh, which possessed some very unique
features both instructive and amusing.
Birthday and surprise parties made up
very large number of the events OF the
week. while two or three balls and many
church entertainments make up long
list. given In detail herewith. that show
how the people OF Seattle find relaxation
from the carking cares of everyday life.
Natives Of Michigan.
the Michigan Club gave a social last
Tuesday evening at Masonic Temple hail,
which had been decorated for the occasion.
The following programme was rendered:
Dance. "The Shantrusse," Miss Eta
NcLachlan recitation, Miss Pearl Marteli:
mandolin with guitar accompaniment,
Miss Eta Corcoran; Sailors Hornpipe,
Miss Nettie Logic; skirt dance, Miss Imo-
gene spriggs; duet. Miss Maggie Nc
Carthy," Miss Ore Carroll and Miss Settie
Phillips; banjo selection. Miss Gracie
Barnes; serpentine dance, Miss Mary
Kufx: pianisis, Miss frankie Carroll and
Miss spriggs. Lunch was followed by
dancing. Among those present were:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Capt. y. L. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mira ID. X. sIckels, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. IL.
McMuilen, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard winsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Winsor. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ID. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Helms. Mr.. aud Mrs. II. A. Bigelow. Mr..
and Mrs. James Hewett, Mr. and Mrs. Il.
w. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Brace,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs.
John III. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III.
Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Gurnsy, Mr.
and Mrs. Corcoran. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Hatha-
way, Mr.. and Mrs. James Burke, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Yates. Dir. and Mrs.
Chester Kenney. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Heustis, Mr.. ana Mrs. r.
Sylvester. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Taylor,
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. /. Marquardt. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. j. Jeffries, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
woodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus McAulay,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
John Ii. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meet. Mrs DIR.
r. n. Bsngel, Mrs. Chauncey Brookway,
Mrs. Elmer Armstrong. Mrs. Carroll. Mrs
McLaehiau. Mrs. Msrteii. Mrs. John
lnglis. Mrs. Il. Brown. Mrs, w. W. Stew
art, Mrs. Il. r. Ellithorps, Mrs Shull, Mrs.
J. ID. Andrews. Mrs A. l.. Nelson, Mrs.
Mcdonald. Mrs ]. Newman. Mrs Jsmea
Fordham. Miss Bessie Winsor, Miss Maud
Curry, MISS Minnie MeMulsen, Miss Ella
shull. Miss Pearl Martsil Miss Eta Cor
corsn. Miss frankie Carroll, Miss Ida
Miller. Miss Emma Mstssou, Miss Julia
Woods. Miss L.lian Bigelow. Miss Bessie
Ingl!s. Miss Jennie inglis. Miss Ess,e Ken.
ney, Miss Asher. Miss Hickey. Miss Busby,
Miss Hessey, Miss Kennedy. Miss Sadie
Sickels. Miss Marion r. Dickinson. Miss
Anna kurx. Miss Mary kurx. Miss Oracle
Barnes. Miss SpFisgs. Miss lmosene
Sprisas, Miss Funk, Miss Mae Glascock
Miss Bessie Glsscock. Miss ore Carroll.
Miss Nestie Phillips, Mr.. II. NJ Reed. Mr..
W. A. Hawkins. Mr. aldo Richardson.
Mr.. John 4. MeMullen. Mr. David Nc
Mullen, Mr.. Richard Lamont, Mr.. I. u.
Mariner. Mr.. l. u. Crosssit, Mr.. ". 4.
Butler, Mr. John forehaud. Mr.. James
forehand. Mr.. J. Garner. Mr.. &. Dow. Mr..
]. A. solomon. Mr.. r. III. Scott. nr. :.
Csrman, Mr.. Thomas u. Drew. Mr.. J :.
Towle. Mr.. J. A. Johnson. Mr. J. Arm.
strong. Mr.. &. J. o'shes, DIR. Stevens, Mr..
Arthur J. Holden. Mr.. joseph Sbippen.
Mr.. ]. Newman. Mr.. Msx McReavy. Mr..
r. rreter, Mr.. john sonnenhsrg. Mr.. W.
N. felgg.
4 Scott Luncheon.
MIS-. Andrew r. Burieigh gave ''aco,i'
luncheon st her handsome residence las,
Tuesday afternoon. lhe house for the oc.