The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29
Hau.e nd Cad P.rties.

afps z W. Anderson entertained Al ner
Green Lake home Tuesday 81 luncheon -
honor Of her guests. AIRS Il T. -Loee as'o
a6.ss Carmen Erbss. OF Portland me o-a-
anG room was beautifully decoratsa "a
eisrysansh emuns and dollhouse plants
Da1ntlly carved souvenirs were So ~
rucst Those present we're: ara =. n
fsw.s Mrs L. Z. LAsdeth. Mrs b =.
M.lss Mrs. r. r. De vile. Mrs. r. II.
warner. Mrs n. h Gage, Mrs g l. mar
Gin. Mrs II L. Cosemann. Mrs. l. y war
snr Of Victoria, 3. g. Mrs ,. Holden MASs
Ida Lewis. Miss Leta Howard OF Port
Lard, Afss siolden. Ass Warner, Miss
affsIs. N,ss Ethel Yenngs. Mss Gertrude
Anderson. M.ss Doyle. Mrs. Ernse aad
Mas Eress isst for Portland Wednesday.
One OF the nest enjoyable and pleasant
svents OF the season was given ~ Mr. ana
Mr.. s Rogers November - IN honor OF
the birthday OF the hostess and the en-
saxement Of the hosts brother - New
York city. The evening was spent "a
musical and Literary selections, ali OF
which was enjoyed by those present Re
Treatments were served early Ia the even
tnx. altar which dancing was resumed IN
ell late hour. At Ia 80 the guests sooA
ths.r partners for the grand march to the
decorated and spacious dining aall, Where
they sat down to a most delicious feas,.
Tossts were drunk 20 the heAItn OF me
host and hostess. whsn singing and music
was axa.n resumed. All Departed with
happy msmcr.ss Of the event
NJ ana Mr., l. e Lasceth entertained
q party OF friends and relatives Thanks-
giving day In q truly oid-fashioned. nos
ritsbie manner at their residence In Ross
They were fortunate TO have present rela-
ttyes on both sides OF the house. besides
a number OF intimate friends. thirty-two
being the total number present Ten or
the number were from Portland. Or, and
vicinity, two from Chicago and the re-
malnder fiom Seattle and the western
eection OF this stata delicious dinner
vas served early IN the afternoon, and the
remainder OF the day was spent In games.
music and dancing. In the evening a
oomedy entitled Cinderella" was pre-
sentsd by tina younger guests.
Miss Tds Lewis OF Queen Anne hin. en-
sertslned friends at dancing and whist
party Wednesday evening. A delicious
luncheon was served at 1890 Those pres
ent were: Miss Mills Miss Leta Howard.
Of Portland: Miss Anderson. Miss Warner
Miss YounEs. Miss Dodge. Miss Ethel
Youngs. Miss Holden. Miss Graham. Miss
May Smith. Miss Pratt. Miss Lottie Dyer.
Mr.. b. L. MoMiiien. DIR. Leonard Ander
son. Mr.. Laurenos Turner. Mr.. d. r.
Mills. Mr. Laurence Kincaid. Mr.. George
Norris. Mr.. w. e. Warren. of Denver.
Col. Mr.. Samuel Hopkins. Mr.. E. l..
Morris. Mr.. L. B. Doyis. Mr.. A S. Schield.
Mr.. d. H Lewis
Mrs. Mark Norton gave a party Thurs
Cay night In honor OF her guests, Mise Ma
bell Townsend and Miss Clare Ferguson.
OF Tacoma. who have been visiting her
the past week. After . pleasant evening
% games ard dancing a delightful supper
was served Among the invited guests
were: Afr. and Mrs. G. n. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs c. Walton. Mr.. ans Mrs Capt. Berg
man, Miss Bsnhsus. Miss Grace Dorr. Miss
Vera MEer, Miss Clare Ferguson, Miss
Mabell Townsend. Mr. III. r. Brasen. Mr..
W. W. Belshan. Mr.. q. w. Chase. Mr. T..
Esuxhurst. AFR. Charles Walton and Mr..
Arthur Miller.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club did not
meet last week The next meeting will be
with Mrs. A. T. Tucker Wednesday after
noon st So Vermont street, Edgewater.
The subject Is Literature. Ancient and
Modern"