The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

Name Bsgsey. Miss Nellie Bird, Miss IVA
Bowen. Miss Lula Bird. Miss Edith Lar
sen, Mr.. Charles Houston. Mr.. Frank
Hyde, Mr. bonding, Mr.. John Compton,
Master Rob Compton. Master Frank Bird,
Master irwin Rodgers, Miss Stella Bird.
Miss Virginia Bird, Miss Mabel Bowen,
Miss Carrie Bowen and Miss Wilma Rod
gers
Young Womea's Associates Reems.
On FRIDAY morning the Young womsn's
Christian Association rooms, ON Third and
Cherry streets. were formally opened. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
potted plants and cut towers donated by
members for the occasion There il .
reading room. furnished with daily papers.
periodicals.. books, and an organ. and .
lunch room, whore women who work in
the city can bring their lunches to eat and
get emp Of coffee. The rooms are in
charge of Mrs. II. ID. Harger, secretary OF
the local organization. Ii is the intention
to open classes in physical culture. Ian
guage. penmanship dressmaking and
cooking on certain evenings during the
week. and an employment bureau viii be
run free in connection with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frisch Surprised.
pleasant surprise was gwen Mr.. and
MrS T.. Frisch at their residence on Har-
rison street on Saturday evening, May II,
the occasion being Mrs. Erisch's recent
retarn from Europe. The evening was
spent in playing cards and games. Abous
Ii o'clock an excellent lunch was served.
Those present wers Mr. and Mrs. A. Chill
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wickstrom, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II. Dahlquist. Mr.. and Mrs. A,
Amunds. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Hirsch, Miss
HAY Amunds, Miss Hslra Nordiund, Miss
Nora Sordlund, Miss Bessie Nashluud.
Miss Belle Olsen, Miss Olga wickstrom.
Mr.. X. q. Fsegre. Mr.. L. Huisether, Mr..
J. z. jacobson, Mr.. c. NJ. Nordlund, Mr..
Rudolph Aim, Mr.. e. Seaburg, Mr.. p.
Pearson and Mr.. A. II. Soelberg.
Mise Bagiey Entersains.
On Thursday evening Miss Myrta Bag
ley entertained number of state uuivsr-
sify friends at her elegant home on Queen
Anne Hill. Dancing and numerous games
formed the pleasures Of the evening. dur
ing which dainty refreshments were
served. The guests invited were: Mics
Nellie Hubbard. Miss Ann Parsons. Miss
Grace Barager, Miss May Clohecy. Mia
Kate Williams. Miss Clarke, Miss Ward.
bridge, Miss Bagiey. Miss Ethel Bagisy.
Mr.. d. Ellis Douty. Mr.. Horace Turner.
Mr.. Calvin WELDON, Mr.. Fred Duffy. Mr..
Roderick Spragne. Mr.. Roger Greene. Mr..
Ernest Pierce. Mr.. Earl Jennsr, Mr.. Van
Smith. Mr.. George Lamping, Mr.. Phillips
Dearborn.
Miss Mabel sheahan Surprised.
A number of Miss Mabel Sheahan's
friends gathered at her home on Saturday
evening" May IL, aud rendered her an
agreeable party in honor Of her birthday.
Cards and dancing were INDUCED in until
late hour. after which delicious repast
was served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sheahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Lean
der Miller. Mrs. q. A. Schads, Miss Marion
Mcdonald. Miss Marguerite Upper, Miss
Eva Burlingamc. Miss Nellie Cowan. Miss
Birdie Fitzhenry, Miss Grace Lillian
Clancy. Miss Anna McAndrews. Miss
May Spauiding, Mr.. John Wheeler, Mr..
Ben Wheeiock. Mr.. Howard Ames. Mr.
Ralph Ross. Mr.. De Lyons. Mr.. Rubin
Allan. Mr.. oyarla dc Mers, Mr.. George
Snyder.
Misc Relies Phantom Party.
Miss Relic entertained her friends last
Saturday evening with phantom party"
The rooms were prettiiy decorated with
ferns and cut flowers. Dancing was In
auiged in until II O'Clock, when refresh.
ments were served. Those present were,
Miss Turner, Miss Graves, Miss Roper.
Miss Nusent. Miss Libby. Miss Whittier.
Miss Clark. Miss Mcknight. the Miss Can.
field. the Misses Smith. Mr.. Nd Herald.
Mr.. Frederick. Mr.. Frank Frederick. Mr..
6aaries Turner. Mr.. Sidney Hansard. Mr..
Guy Post. Mr.. Robert Brinker, Mr.. Glare
Farnswortb. Mr.. Dana Fsrnsworth, Mr..
Cow. Mr.. Webb. Mr.. Fred Ritxwasler. Mr..
Tuli Kellogg aud Mr.. and Mrs. jerome
Catlin.
Florence Cssseips birthday Farsy.
A chiidren's party in honor of the 9th
birthday OF Miss Florence Cassell was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. John Casssii at
their residence, Seventh and Weller streets.
last evening. Master John Brennan and
4. Johnson sang duet, as did Master Y.
Bird and Master X. Johnson, and recita-
tions were given BY Miss Flora Casseli.
Mary Brennan. Sadie Mayouck. s. Cas-
sell and Master Irwin Griffin. The other
guests were: Miss NJ. Murphy. the Misses
Babcock, Misses NJ. Griffin, Mabel
Deshon. w. Rodgers. NJ. Glszs. X. Bergin,
p. Pratt. 4 Deternpie. Stella Bird. Mas
tiers h. Clifford, J. Swatbar, u. Griffin, y.
Judkins, IL. scanlon, X. Shearer, J. Gisa-
son.
Misc Webber's ricsic.
A delightful picnic was given At R.
VIENNA park last Thursday by Miss Mar
garet Wsbbsr. Til. guests were .ehapsr.
oned by Mrs. g. L. LIeweliing. The day
was spent in games, hunting ferns and
gathering Wild flowers. 2 o'clock =
bouatifai luncheon was enjoyed. Those
present were: Mrs G. L. LIswsiiing.
Miss Margaret Wsbber. Miss Florencs
Webber, Miss Maud Grant, Miss Kate
Clark, Miss Gertrude Van Zandt. Miss
Belle Atherton, Miss Cora Russell, Mr.
VIII White, Mr.. Ed Russell. Mr.. Harry
Anterior. Mr.. Arthur Carr. Mr. Ludwig
Van zandt. Mr.. Oliver couklin, Mr. Tom
Brooks and Mr.. g. r. Fisher.
Georgia Armstrong; Birthday P.sty.
On Saturday. May ~, Miss Gsorgis
Armstrong celebrated her 18th birthday
with . party given NJ the home Of her
parents on Case avenue. Those present
were: Misses May Little. Anna Ivsrson.
Phiia petiis. Pauline Pettis. Mabel Bush
neil, Louise Murray, Susie Murray. Pansy
Freeman, Clara Branson, Ella Hibnsr,
Ethel Burns. little Lorraine Knight and
Miss Scofeld. The afternoon was spent
in games and music. Mrs. r. White and
Mrs. Whippie assisted Mrs. Armstrong In
serving refreshments to the young iadisa.