The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

scented a beautiful appearance with the
blue trimmings. A blue Sfreamer with
the word indigo in lighter shade of
blue letters. met the gaze On entering the
house. Summed up IL was the -hluest''
house imaginable. bat net in the general
acceptance OF the term. II was blue with
radiance and happiness. every one present
realizing that ne was contributing a mite
10 "A worthy cause Mrs. Leary received
many graceful compliments for the sac-
ceSSfui termination or the affair. which
she gracefully shared with Mrs. Ford. Ok
Olympia who assisted her IN the arrange
ments. To Mrs. Ford belongs the honor 90
giving the first indigo" social ever given
in Washington. which occurred in Oiyrn-
pass fort niEhs ago. IL is estimated thar
10 ladies' and gentlemen were present
during the evening. a neat sana being
realized for thu hospital fund.
The ladies' smoker at the s. A. c. Tues
day night was a complete success ard
thoroughly enjoyed ny the large number
OF ladies present. The programme WAS \
mixed one. and arranged solely FOR tho
amusement of the fair sex, many of whom
are eviacing great liking for athletics.
Among those present were noticed. Mr.
and Mrs. III. v. Bean. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
r. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs n. c. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Bsnham. Mr.. ana
tombstone. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kyrr.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence L. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T. Pope. MIR. and Mrs. Brown. Capt.
and Mrs. Munger. Mr.. and Mrs Berry, Mr..
and Mrs Richard F. Parkhursf. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. w. MeInnis. Mr.. and Mira. Frank
". Mitchell. MIR. and Mrs. j. Albert Jack
son. DIR. and Mrs. George NJ Horton. Mr.
and Mrs. butcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen-
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Gottstein. Mr. and
Mrs. Schoenfeld. Mr.. aud Airs. Rehb,
Miss Furth. Miss Murray. Miss Munday.
Miss Helen Fairfax Mcknight. Miss
kautx. Miss Navarro ksutx Mss Beth
Waidron. Miss Sue Ward. Miss Judith
Hughes. Miss Zoe Semple. Miss Ethel
Semple. Miss Belle Holmes. Miss Edna
Nittler. Miss Henrico Munger Miss Winai-
fred Wade. Miss Moilie Phillips, Miss
Helen Lawrence. Miss Garfield. Miss
Voorsarger. Miss Sarah Gottstein. Miss
Sadie Kahn. aISss Schoenfeld. Miss Davis.
Miss Rosenshai. Miss Alice Netfleton. Miss
Boyd, Miss Driscoii. Miss Smith.
Miss Aimee Smith. Miss Alien.
Mr.. Fred n. Strive, Mr.. Lawrence X
speer. Mr.. T.. T.. Ling. Mr.. Dick Cox. Mr..
W. II. Goodwin. Mr.. l. Pely. Mr.. r.. l..
Reher. Mr. Orrin Rank. AIR. Frank Fred
erfck. Mr.. Charles Cotton. Mr.. Frank II.
Burns. Mr.. Dickman.. Mr.. Norman Pierce.
Afr. Jess Brinker. Mr.. winlock Miller.
Mr.. Harry Frederick. Dr. Schoenie Mr..
Rob Brinker. Mr. Hall. Mr.. A. E. Rsfx-
muller, Mr.. Il. w. Herald. Mr.. Scott Cali
hoan, Gov. Eugene Semple. Lieut..
Rroadbcnt Mr.. Gilbert Smith. Mr.. Harold
Smith. Mrs. Charles p. Ciary, DIR. e. Wei
don Young. Mr.. Wesley Youn9, Mr..
Lem A. Shortridge. Mr.. RueIs Allasne, Mr..
Claire Farnsworth, Mr.. Emmett Russell.
Mr.. William Taylor, Mr.. Duncan G. In
verariiy. Mr.. Ralph Schoenfeid. Mr.. Rer-
man Schoenfeld. Mr.. William silIiman.
III fNnAI ,ix- r. -
Mr.. A. !. Ballet. MIR. Giilison. Mr. I. r.
Taylor, Mr.. Buck. Lieut.. Hamlet. Lieut..
Hooker. Lieut. Daniels. Capt. Slam, Lieut..
Phillips. Lieut.. Emery.
Miss Evelyn Graves charminSiy enter
tanned the following young society ladies
an an afternoon card party on wesfnes-
day: Miss Hanford. Miss Elaine Hanford.
Miss Helen McNaugas. Miss Eta Nugenf,
Miss Lilly Kellogg. Miss Garfield. Miss
Laura Garfield. Miss Gertrude Clark. Miss
Beth Waidron. Miss Seupie. Miss Ethel
Sempic. Miss Wade. Miss Sue Ward. Miss
Hansard. Miss Spencer. Miss Nayarra
Kau.z. Miss Elise Brooks. Miss Olive Bax-
ter Miss Kate Mcfiraw. Miss Edna WITT
tier. Miss Carroll. Miss Laura Rumsey.
Miss Sidonia Furth. Miss Helen Law
renee. Hearts were played. the prizes be-
ing won by Miss Beth Waidron and Miss
Ethel Scmpie.
The Agayne Clubs party. which will
take p,acs. at Ranke han Tuesday night.
viii undoubtedly he the event Of the early
season IA social circles. An orchestra Of
five pieces will furnish the music. ard shs
floor VIII be especially prepared for the
occasion. a number Of Tacoma people
will ne present to lend an additional
charm. The pAtronessss Will include air.
and Mrs j. u. McNamgirt. Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Kiftinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
=; srnsssn Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Perkins. Mr..
and AIRS. j. II. SUgcnt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bell.
Mrs Frank Bell gave a luncheon nj her
home on Boyi~ton street Friday eomrIi-
mentary TO Mrs. Mckee. who II visiting
her parents, COL ard Mrs. Granville O.
Halter. at which the following were pres
enf: Mrs. j. r. McNauseit, Mrs. Il. q.
Graves. Mrs. NJ. r. Bsckue. Mrs. A. w.
Easle. Mrs. Adams and Mrs. 4. G. Nen-
fielder.
Mr.. AMI Mrs w. ID. Perkins gave a cfncfs
rarty wednesday evening In celebration
Of the fffh anniversary of their weidsng.
They received u number r presents APP
pruprgase 10 the wooden anniversary. ard
earh gusss scoring a posnt was pre-
serfed with wooden souvenir tied with
dainty ribbons.
The ladies Of ST. Paul'a chapel. Queen
Anne hill. mat last Thursday and organ
lied q guild. eiecting Hne following ON
GERS. President. Mrs. Fred w. Basssmans
vice president, Mrs. j. W. cfise. secretary
Mrs. j. NJ. GiImer.
The Queen Anne C,nch club mes last
Monday night NJ Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
cisse's handsome home on Highland
drive. The next meeting win 10 held a.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bnookeg.
The Country Club At Bean point ~fil -
the seene Of . swcsl gathering on Thurs
sav ard Friday. on rho occasion Of shs
private theatrfcass and hop 20 be given
by the offer ses-
In Art and Musical Circles.
The musical by the Young Womsns
Athletic Association ~ the University ~
washington on Friday evening was a de-
cideA success, notwlthsta nding the unusual