The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27

( SOCIETY IN TOWNS near By. 5


article Of the menu was prepared from
homegrown products. On Friday the
rush vas 50 great that supplies gave out
before ! o'clock
Miss Donau entertained the Afternoon
Whist Club on Thursday Mrs. 9. Pos
ner won the first prize and Mrs. NJ Cohn
the second.
Hr. Allen c. Mason has issued another
az Mason library on the Slst for the bens-
ct Of the library.
Mr. Ernest 0berteuffer. OF Seattle. came
over on Thursday and spent a couple OF
days In the city. the guest Of Dir. and
Mrs. J. II. Ferris
Society welcomed Hannibal A. VIII
Jams warmly on Monday night and listen
ed attentively TO his recital OF The Tam
ing OF the Sbrew."
The Sprague homestead IS undergoing
a thorough overhauling. and VIII be new
" furnished and occupied by Mr.. Otis
sprague and family.
The waukum Club gave the first OF
their delightful parties AT Columbia hall
on Tuesday evening. There were about
forty couples present.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Mottet, who
with several others, occupied the Tyler
house during the summer, viii spend the
winter at the Tacoma hotel.
Mrs. A X. Hiscock entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. i. w Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
9. r. Hurley al dinner on Monday in
honor OF Mr. Hiscoek's birthday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Otis spragqe went to
Of Capt; J. T. -Ainsworth. who was a
bF0ther-in-law OF Mrs. Sprague.
Dir. and Mrs. Albert Rhodes, OF Port
land. spent few days i'm the city this
week with Mr.. Henry Rhodes and WIFE,
Iney VIII spend the winter In the East.
Miss Jane Whalley. who has been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. IT. s. Huson. in this
city left on Friday for Seattle, where she
viii be the guest of Mrs. John Gibbon.
Mrs G. f. Wentworth. with her daugh-
tiers. Misses Helen and Katherine. and
cousin. Miss Bergman, of Edgewater.
friends.
The Wednesday Afternoon Cineh Club
was entertained this week by Mrs John
Little AZ the home of her daughter Mrs.
T. Y. Caesar. Mrs. S. Holbrook was the
guest OF the club.
Mrs., c. p; Hurley went to Portland on
John Mccracken. Her daughter. Marjory
who has spent a month in Portland Will
return with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. their three sons
and Mrs Pickstock mother of Mrs
coma from Rochester. n. Y. They oc-
eupy the Drum house. No. 10 South c
The HARMONY Club played whist this
week in their club rooms. OF the thirty
SIX PLAYERS Mrs. S. Jacoby, Miss Ray
field. Mr.. s. Hirsh and Mr.. Sidney Pra-
and were awarded the prizes.
The Manzanita Club was most charm
fngiy entertained by Mrs Henry Rhodes
on Tuesday evening. Cards aud music
made a most delightful evening Miss
Atwood. of Seattle who IS a fine pianist.
delighted those present with several num-
bers.
Tacoma has recently lost n number Of
her best singers and one Instructor of
music by removals But the last vacancy
has been filled by AIRS. NJ. Francis Magee.
VINO is a graduate of the Boston Coneer-
yatory of Music and also pupil OF Sig.
Rotoii.
Mrs. Stalleup and Mrs. II. NJ Thomas
gave an informal luncheon on Thursday
complimentary to Mrs. Martha Thomas,
mother OF Mrs. Joshua Pierce Covers
were laid for Mrs. Thomas Mrs Pierce,
Mrs. Barker. Mrs c. T.. Scymore, Mrs
Frank Graham, Mrs, Preston Barr, Mrs
Jane Harvey. Mrs. Maynard. Mrs. Pick
n. Y.