The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-10

and with wide crush collar. The center
OF the table was occupied by q rich lzco
ceuserpicce OF white lace laid over greens
similar. though smaller. pieces being used
at the corners. On the centerpteee =
gorgeous bunch OF white psnks IN cae
glass vase nodded fragrant welcome.
Maiden hair ferns were scattered at in~
tervais over rho cloth. while ut each cover
was found IA artistic name card done In
quaint text Of geld on green cards. The
souvenir hon-bon holders were tied with
green satin ribbons. Ia fact, each detail
was carried ont I'm the daintsest manners
supplemented BY a delicious menu. The
afternoon was highly enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maxfield have re-
turned from their trip 10 California. Mr.
soiourn- They are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Foster on South q street,
the sister OF Mira Maxileld.
Chat.
Mrs. T.. n Campbell has returned homa
from q prolonged visit In California. hcne>
flied Ia health.
DR. and Mrs Taylor. of Utah. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Dickinson on
South q street
Mr.. f. s Hall has returned from triu
20 Vancouver. r.. G. He Will leave soon
for visit TO San Francisco.
Mrs. w. q. Hayden left on the Walls
Walla Friday 10 pay visit OF several
Mrs Horace Cook. OF Aberdeen. who
has been visiting her parents. Judge and
Mrs. T. l. stiles. returned To her home
on Tuesday,
Miss Carrie Bass. OF Kansas City,
sister of Mrs. l. r. Manning. Is expected
TO arrive here on visit of some length
within a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Gross have sakeu
up their residence at t6 South Tacoma
avenue. In the house formerly occupied
By Mrs. Julia Jacobs.
The return 10 their old home In Lex.
ington. ny. of the family OF Mr.. q. w.
Darnaii win be much regretted by . larko
circle of friends In Tacoma.
Saturday evening Mrs II. c. Potter in-
rited dozen friends 10 enjoy q game Of
duplicate whist. Shortly before midnight
delicious supper was served and prizes
awarded
q charming tea TO their friends on
Wednesday. The affair was purely social
and was made very enjoyable by the Ms.
fractions provided.
been visiting friends In Tacoma this week.
Mrs. Ralph Aetcaif has issued invita-
tons for a luncheon 10 he given on Tues
dsy OF next week To sixteen ladies
Tho Monday Whist Club met at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Smith
this week. Several guests were present
and pleasant evening came TO 4 close
after the serving OF delicious supper.
At the home OF Mrs. l.. u. Loomis the
Thursday Club played cineh this week.
The 'gueste OF the club were Mira Colnera
and Miss Hanna of Seattle. Mrs. j. Ten
nanf Sseeb was the fortunate winner OF
the prize, which consisted of a llaviland
china salad bowl.
Mrs. Ralph Meteaif entertained a few
friends at duplicate whist on "Wednesday
afternoon, those present being Mrs.
George W. peiamater. Mrs. =. r. Sears,
Mrs. John Scott. Mrs; r. v, 'Benhain,
Mrs. Edward Knohle. Mira M. @. Hayden
and Mrs. Joseph Mccahe
A new club OF eight ladies' has been
formed for the study OF whist. TO. be
played In duplicate, at weekly meetings
throughout the spring. The members are
Mrs III. e. Potter. Mrs. |. W. Anderson.
Mrs. c. r.. Zahrishie, Mrs. X. q. Price.
Mrs A. X Hlscock. Mrs. Stuart Rice
Mrs. Addison Foster entertained the
Friday Whist Club this week AZ the resi-
denee Of Col. G. w. Griggs Members of
The club ARE s. Mrs. ssa4a g Bars M Mr.. p
Hatch. Mrs. @ w parpar. Mrs 4. y.
Bailey, Mrs. Addison Foster.
Mr.. Il. v. Smailey. of 81. Paul. was q
guest at the Tacoma this week. ON
Thursday evening he Was entertained by
Mrs Newell, OF South G; street. who In
yyited a number Of musical People 20 meet
Miss confare. Mrs. J. ~ Bradley. Mis3
Kavanaugh Mr.. aud Mrs. Salmon, Mr..
otDf Eulls Mr. fauf SEHeNNon. Mr.. ErH&Bt
Newell ind Mr.. Robert Newell.
Miss Ale. Rector gave a very pieaEanx
party on Thursday evening ~ her home on
Starr street 20 twelve Young people. They
were Mr.. and Mrs Steeh, Miss Glars
Worden, Miss Sietaon. Miss Hoibrooh,
Miss Ethel Hoibrook Miss Peek, Mr.. Fred
Run. MIR. Hart Gibson. Mr.. Feck, Mr..
Fred Steel. Ar. Arthur Bowen AID Mr..
Jack Small riuch was made the import
ant feature OF the evening" followed by =
dainty repsst and the distribution Of
prizes.
The "razzIa-fazzia's party given by Mrs.
T. l. Stiles on Saturday evening was =
great success and created ratich r3~Fri-
ment throughput the evening. Four b~as-
tifai PRICES were given 10 the winners ac
the game. Those preee.st were Mr. ana
Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~. Fitch. Mrs. Z.
r.. Best, Mrs. r.. :. sherman, Mrs. NJ, u.
Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. c. -. Zabrtskie.
Mr., r. w Enos ald Mr.. Starr sherman.
Mrs samuel tsoIiyer returned from San
Francisco early in this week.
On Friday evening n pleasant party Of
young people assembled az the So. fTTisps
in response 10 an Invitation from Miss
Lyon. who entertained her friends with
girch which was played until late hour.
The invitations included Miss pesamessr.
Miss Baker. Miss kuohie. Miss Steksrson,
Miss Vance. Miss Sadie Bennett. Misc
Bradley. siise Gertrude Hanna 81 Seattle.
Mr. Samuel Bridges Mr.. r. v. Taylor.
Mr. r. Taylor Nj. r. W. Woodruff. Mr..
Harry Egan. Tire company was merry
one enjoying 10 the fullest the pfeasant
hospitality. the game and the dainty
freshnsnts which we're served before MID
night.