The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
nallar,i Social News.

The Monday Whist Club held its usual
weekly meeting At the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs r. c. Shlrtliff. on Ieary avenue
There were four tables. and duplicate
whist was played IT all OF them prize,
a pretty oxidxad card receiver, was cap
sured by Mrs. r. A. Norris. who with the
assistance OF her partner scored the great
est number Of points over their opponents.
After the games OF whist were finished
some charming vocal and instrumental
selections were given by Mrs. O. II. Nor
lev. Miss Mesaag and Mrs. J. NJ. Donc-
ghue. The next meeting win he held at
the residence Of Mr. and Mira II. A. Nor
rla on Fourth avenue. Monday night.
These present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. g.
Shirtiir, Mr.. and Mrs. W. !. Davies, Mr..
and Mrs. II. ". Grover, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Norris. Mrs ]. NJ. poaoghae. Mrs. q.
II Morley. Mrs. c. A Maxwell, Miss Mes
dag. Miss X NJ IIyland. Mr.. kellogg.
Mr. II Hyland Mr.. J.. Thompson.
On Tuesday Airs George Shields was
pleasantly surprised by party Of Jolly
people. Who visited her residence orr
Broadway Ia honor OF her birthday. The
evening was pleasantly enjoyed by all in
dancing. card playing aad other social
recreations. A delicious lunch was served
ahoat II o'clock. Those present We're
MIR and Mrs George Shields. Mr.. and Mrs
Dawson ffr. and Mrs. Frue. Mr.. and Mrs
+ Leather Mrs sullivan. Mrs Howard,
Mrs. r White. Mrs g White. Mrs. Solo
mon. Ms Eva wtnsor. Miss blanche
Winsor Mss Crflls Conway. Miss Flora
Beattle Mss Sarah ward. Miss Frances
White Miss Edna Shields Miss Nina
Shields. Miss George Shields Mr.. Robert
fordney. Mr.. Frank Cook. Mr. w. Rai-
lard. Mr.. J. Mekenna. Mr. ]. Ward. Mr..
II. sullivan. Mr.. A. naw, Mr.. G. Wright
The members Of the NJ. y. church held
a pleasant social 40 the residence II Mrs
j. Brzxxer TNieasay evening. large
II a
time enjoyed
LAST sunday the Rev. W, ~ Johnston.
pastor 81 the Gilman Park Nj. = church
frT nearly three years. preached his fare
wei sermon AR. and Mrs. Johnston an8
family leave today Cor Toronto. the FOR
uaer home cf Mrs Johnston.
\ pleasant and c0nEenid party nom
Ross surprised the Rev. ~. ". Fletcher
eaa Mrs. Fletcher nt their residence on
Burke avenue Monday night. Vocal and
Instrumental music and social converse
tton. tnsersPersest Mia refreshments. rn-
Rhlesi all present % spend a eeiightful
evening. Thcse present were; Rev. y.
W FLETCHER ana Mrs Fletcher. Mr. sad
Mrs Iahnsfoa. Mrs MuiIrn Mrs. WISE.
Mrs Fsrd. Mss TseatNell. AR. Wise. MIR.
Malen.
T9as literary society o. The ballard An
ietIe Cfuo hsh rs first meeting Fritav
right Thomas Wlaser president ~ fhs
slssh. save a short anf interesting a..
dress. HeciszgAsns ~ Mr. Henry Er.ok.
Miss Alice carry. Mrs. Henry Crvsak sni
Miss fehn<ton were wei rss,slVcst llve-
IL debate thst IN rCe3 ana write the f-n-
g5lsh language - = Necessary Qualification
Tor American citizenship aeccuFref. Nith +
= NsFrew ard a. " Grover GA the ~
nrsnaflve and b lealher rsts Ho3ls-
sos ana T. A Ogtiyie ca the negative.
9Tla next meeting vii - he'd Frtisy
nseht sna WosnAn'S Suffrage wiii ba DEE
hated with sx~Afsyvr NJ. fssN and sx-
acoaacflgnsn Thomas y iusar as leaders On
the Uannsite sides.
The Rev : A. AhtHts ~ Seattle. aha
has teen nesaluw special serssceS IN sse
baptist Church wsfh uaarSes sssr~eSs awr-
Ing the week. c5osesi h1s easgk 81 k'ri3ay
night Mr.. Abbott Was foTeesi te rake his
stay in Rsiiara hrtsF ei acesaas - pas
sesSte mich rs has accepted az Ia Cesa-
aex -