The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-03

Charles Butterworth. Mr. Fred Butter
worth, Mr.. Fred Moss. Mr.. Howard
Kelly. Mr.. Everett Lamping. Mr.. r. Eek-
er, Mr.. James Kelly. Mr.. julius Angus
tine and Mr.. Harry Crawford.
w. :. {. \. social.
The Women's :. g Association. Of La
tosa, gave "a social Friday evening at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Cope
stick. on Gladstone street. ia honor OF the
first anniversary of the association. The
Indictment evening by no means dampenei
the arior o. the spirits OF those present
Every body was ont for good time.
Grandpa Willis attempted TO initiate
the young folks into the mysteries Of Il
game called "Postoffice.' but as ne in
sisted upon delivering all the letters him
self in spite OF the protests of Postmaster
White. Uncle sam 5 duly accredited agent
IN these parts. the game was not a sue
cess. Grandpa" Hawley then offered
himself a compromise. but his services
were objected TO by the younger SWANS
present. as they considered him alto
gether too gay. MIR. :. = Nurphine, who.
on account Of his avordupois and the fact
that he is the father Of one Of the l.. OF
W crack football players. commands re-
speCr and attention az all times. ruled
the whole business out. and as nobody
cared 10 dispute his authority. three sad
ana creStfalieb gallauts Mere heard NUT
tering vengeance. The following pro-
Ers mme was rendered. each Of the guests
being presented with "A neatly eugrosSed
souvenir programme. The music by Mrs.
Stevens and q paper by AIRS. Stafford are
especially worthy of mention. After the
programme the company was paired off
and seated at small tables, loaded with
everything that the most fastidous cpl
cures might fancy. The programme toll
lows:
Chlorine W & -
instrumental ...........M Mrs. a, D. Stevens
Paper..-.....-..........M Mrs. j. II. Stafford
Duet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs. y. D. Stevens and Mrs. William
Copestick.
Reading ................AI Mrs n. II. Hawley
Instrumental ......... Miss Mabel Copestick
Song Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Copestiek
Reading. ...................A Mrs. 5. p. Willis
Recitation AIR. Thos. Murphine
Reading. ...................Air Mrs. J. II. White
Charades .................. Mrs. \. ]. Wilkes
Paper................... Mrs. Alice Cowan
IallCauX.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. y. II.
Hawley. Nr. and Mrs. s. 2. Willis. Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Murphine, AR. ard AIRS. !.
N. White. AIR. and Mrs 4. J, Wilkes, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs. !. r..
Stafford Mr.. and Mrs. William Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. D. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Copestick. Miss Gertie
,
Mr.. Charles Willis, Mr. Thomas Muir
phine. Miss Mabel Copestick, Miss Edith
Copestick and Miss Maud CopestiCk.
The owen Meredith Club.
come and spend a n:cht WI us. and
crack a Joke tog!ther' This is The novel
invitation which the young ladies' of the
owen Meredith Club issued TO some forty
or more Of their friends 10 The Halloween
party which they gave az the homo OF Miss
Ab0Ie Drew, 1912 Fifth street. On each
side Of the walk from the street 10 the
house was a row of evergreen trees, the
pathway being lighted by Chinese lanterns.
making the entire front OF The large house
and yard a picturesque scene, while the
Interior decorations OF autumn leaves, ivy
and mountain ash and fish nets trans
formed the spacious rooms into a veritable
fairyland. The jack o. lanterns which
served as globes for all Examinations cast
a mysterious yellow l!Eht, producing a
weird effect. The Observance of the time
honorcd customs of Halloween served as
most pleasant mode OF entertainment,
while Miss Ellen Hubbard in the capacity
OF fortune teue.. added much 70 the merri-
ment Of the evening by the charming
manner in which she assisted tie guests
IN getting the desired glimpse iu,o the
future. During the latter part Of The
evening dancing was engaged I'm BY many.
Dainty refreshments. tcsttfying "a tho skill
az the young ladies', we're served ia booth
on the lawn. which was .omfor. shly heat
ei by gas stoves and tastefully decorated
with draperies AMI chinese lanterns. Each
lady OF the Climb appeared AZ her best, ana
dt7 everything 10 make the evening most
ENJOYABLE affair ard ono long 20 be renen-
bered by all present The ladies composing
the owen Meredith club are Mss Ahhie
Drew, Miss Roberta Frye Miss Myne Sar-
gent Miss Bessie BuTWeu. Miss Annie
Parsons and Miss ELLEN Hubbard Those
enter.aiuei were MT. and Mrs. NJ s. Drew.
Mrs Frank Sargent. Mss Catch. Miss
Grace Catch. Miss Noble Phillips. Miss
E5n1 Wittlor, Miss DOrothX Smith. Miss
Ellzl1cth lannon's, Mss Ruth Bailey.
Mss CTtatt Mss Helen C1nlett Miss May
Dowliug Miss ssloreuce Smoke. Miss Jen-
ME Austin, Miss Eva Bnrl'ngams. Mes
%elEe Taudan Miss Nora Chambers. Mr..
Fortson. Mr.. Henry Ewlng. Mr. EdRard
prew Mr.. Clarence Edwards. 1fr. VIII
lannon's Mr.. Fred HammOns. SIR. Bert
williams. Dr. 7. Weldon Young. Mr. Hen
~ Temple Mr. J V. 4. smith Afr. Henry
Tomllnson, M Hahn. Mr.. WIN Minor,
Nr =. p. s. Phillips. Mr.. ". =. Conner,
Mr. John Carter ana NJ. Claire Farms
worth.
Golden Link Lodge Reception.
Golden Link Lodge. No. 10. T. o. q. r.
gave reception Tuesiiy evening 70 the
mem3ers - the lodge and their families
and friends. Music. cards and dane aE
we're INDUCED q. al.er which refresh
u1ents were served. All acre unanimous
in the ver5ict ~ etrjaE passed a very
ENJOYABLE evening. These receptions viU
he continued during the winter months.
The fol'oa.uE we're among those present:
NJ ana Airs. = 4 Eeilv Nr. ans Ai-s
p ward. Nr ana 1irs. -. a Duke.
M- ana 8i~s. J. r. HaEg %. Nr and Mrs
WsEiam Fr8ukfIrf. Mr.. and Mrs. Th1m9-
son. Mr. ans 1Irs. e. r. Ron. AIR ard
Al-s Z. 2 TsAor. Sir. ara Al~s. J. a. Bruce
AZ ana HIrF II Harrison Afr and