The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25

Mrs. Thomas White vas treated 20
pleasant surprise party a. her residence On
state street Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nh.Es
was sound asleep when her husband
aroused her Ufsh The announcement that
their house. vas full OF Iight-hearted
guests. who wished 20 honor her NTH an
evenings social enjoyment. The young
peop.e Immediately began 70 dance 20 ne
inspiring strains o. a violin. which with
many parier games. enabled the guests 10
pass a most enjoyable evening Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. White. Mr..
AMI Mrs Charles White. Miss Fannie
White. Miss Sarah Ward Mss Ethel Car
ney. Miss Edith Carney. Miss Mamie Rem
dleman. Mss Lille Harper. Miss Jessie
Looney. Miss Della Iooney. Mss Elsie
White, Miss Gladys White. Nr. John Ward.
Nr. George Sandborn. Mr.. Herbert SuIi-
van, Mr.. Paul Hopkins. Mr.. Frank Hop
ksns. Mr. Russell ,Looney. Mr.. Charles
Erickson. Mr.. Richard McHanly.
A pleasant dime social vas held by the
members OF -. Stephens Episcopal church
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. r. Roberts on WBbert street
Unique games of various kinds were played
and pretty prizes were presented 70 the
successful competitors. Refreshments 81
coffee and cake we're served al a late hour
and The guests soon aftergard departed for
their homes. Those present were: Mr.. and
ward Hyland and Mrs. Hy,and. Mrs. ].
Parker. Mrs. o. H. Morley, Miss frankie
Parker. Mss r NJ. Hyland. Mss Young.
Miss Lille Adsit. Miss Ivy Finnerin. Mr..
Pugh. Mr.. Lyman Burke, Mr.. Max Pea
body. Mr.. Arthur Jack. Mr. Warren lAI-
cas-, Mr.. Alexander Jack, Mr. Du Bois. Mr..
william Jack, Ar. Ivan Hyland, Mr.. Her
bert Hyland. Mr.. r. W. Grover.
Miss Helen Ogden, who leaves for the
East in a few days. was honored by a
congenial party Of her friends at her pa
rents residence on State street Saturday
night. The animation and eayety OF Miss
ogden's friends at this farewell party win
furnish her with a pleasant reminder of
ballard for a long time. The guests we're
as follows: Miss ABce Curry, Mr. Her.
bert Faulkner. Sir. William Murdock. Mr..
Max Peabody. Mr.. II. b. Richards. Mr..
Herbert Hawley. Mr.. Ray Peabody. M.
Robert Fordney. Mr. Alex Dow, Mr.. MeT-
ton Hawley. Mr.. ]. 4. Peabody. Mr. J q.
Dickson. Mr. Lambert Thompson. Mr..
Clark, Mr.. John Curry. Mr. Frank Cooks.
Mr. Guy Phillips Miss Phillips. Miss Eva
Merit. Miss Carrie Merritt. MISS Nina
Shields, Miss Gertie Burke. Miss Blanche
Niusor. Miss rankie Parker. Miss Adeline
Wares. Miss Bertha Wares Mss Strand
berg, Miss Gertie hnworth. Mss Ina Muir
dock, Miss Melissa Murdoch Miss Maud
Curtiss. Miss FeiterIy, Mss Lou Fetterlv.
-I4oS AP'att4lE TE-ief49- MI ON SHiltH.
Mr.. Don Smith, Mr.. Charlie Curry, Mr.
Walter Tfedeman, Mr.. Theo. Tiedeman,
Mr.. Fred Wilcoxen, Mr.. Mark Beach. Mr.
II. W. Guy. Mr.. W Jack and Mr.. II. Jack.
Mr. Angus Mackay, freight agent for
the Rock Island for the past twelve years
at Portland. Or. and an old friend of Rev
+. +. Hyland, spent a pleasant evening at
the rectoFy Wednesday
Rev. and Mrs. John Morris after pleas
ant visit with their son Mr. r 4 Morris
LETT on Wednesday for their home at Grand
Mound Wash
bazaar dinner and concert will be held
In the Odd Fellows hall in the first week
IN December under the auspices OF the
guild Of ST. Stephens church.