The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19

Mitchell. ar J. r. Kenp.on, Miss Miller,
Mr.. N ]. Smell. Miss NcGreScr, Mr.. J.
5 Galway. Miss Dahl Mr. K Crawford.
Miss Morse, Mr.. D. Buck Mss Pearl
Wright. Mr.. f. p Porter. Miss Mae Belle
Sheehan. Mr.. o. Z. Parkhurst. Miss
Man2e Philips. Mr.. J. II. Kelly. Mss
Viola eagle Hr. ]. F. D;zard. Miss Leila
Richardson. Mr. c. A. Stubs. Miss Carrie
Arnes. Mr.. 0. L De Mers, Miss ~ Hiatt,
Mr. ". z Delaso. Miss Hcieosrb. Mr.. B.
Heicozna. Miss N Wolfe. Mr. Ii. Leland.
Miss Pollock, Mr.. =. q Yates. Mss Eta
Alexander, Mr.. 8. Gordon. Miss l.
sor. Mr.. c. Robertson. Ms X Watson.
Mr.. Suter. Mr.. Philips.
The Too Whit club held its regular fort
nightly dance last Friday night in Ma
soa.c hall and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by all Among those present were:
Mrs. Gibo. chaperon; Miss Marguerite,
Void. Miss Edna Lane. Miss Lillian Hi
dsorands. Miss Helen Morse, Miss Agnes
Basse,t. Miss StratTon. Miss Helen Strait
ton. Miss Marian Pearse. Miss Ada Lang
ridge. Mss Aimee Farnsworth. Miss Glass
cock. Miss Maye G.assccck. Miss Maye
Bucklir. Miss Lettie Davies. Miss Ispsky,
Mss Jacobs Mr.. Adolphus Bronson. Mr..
Dwight Stratton. Mr.. Charles Lane. Mr..
VIII Atwood, Mr.. Charles Todd. Mr. Hal
-
II. Pesrse. Mr.. O. r. Oliver. Mr.. Lynch.
Mr.. Edwin Knapp. Mr.. Frankfort and
Mr.. J. w. Sayre
House rarties.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W.
z. Morrison entertained a few OF their
friends very delightfully."- at their resi-
dence. liz Eas; Alden street.. In honor of
Miss Florence Baiiivant. Of Portland, VINO
ia Ai-y <aa
Tho parlors. halls and stair ratings
We're made to represent a complete COP
web formed OF twine. which the guests
at given signal commenced to untAn-
gle and unwind The cord was twisted
around door knobs. table legs. stair case
curtain rods all every available place
that could be reached by active young peo-
pie. After each couple had followed up the
line until their cobweb was untangied they
took their places At the tables and sew
eral hours were delightfully."- spent IN play
ing progressive authors, after which re-
freshmenis were served The guests vera:
Prof. and Mrs G. H. Cotton. Miss Flor
ence Bullivant. Miss winifresi Van Tasseil
Miss Carrie Hail. Miss Alberta Hoyt. Min
Belle Vrooman. Miss Bertha Ellis. Miss
Lena Huckins and Miss Allen: Mr.. f. s.
Lyons. Mr.. I. Dawson. Mr.. F. Coyingson.
Mr.. E. Baker, Mr.. G. E Lacy. Mr. Oscar
Hall. Mr.. Arthur Hail. Mr.. J. Brauer, Mr.
F. lie Gate. Mr.. +. Bartholomew. Mr.. J.
Gordon.
A reception was rendered to the young
ladies Of the normal school basket bali team
Friday evening at the residence OF Mr.. NJ
H. Young by the members Of the Young
Ladies' Athletic Association OF the uns-
versty. II was an informal affair. and for
that reason was perhaps all the more en-
joyabie- The rooms for dancing were dec
GRATED very prettlly with the colors OF the
.rezpectivs clubs. and with . proffsion OF
flowers. and merry scene was presented.
Yesterday the ladies were pleasantly en-
tertained by their army Of friends IN vari-
Gus ways. and when they departed for
home last night they were very enthus.-
astic over the manner IN which they had
been treated. and ea1led many pleasant
memories away with them Those pres
ent at the reception were: Miss
Stella Farnsworth, Miss Eugene
Painter. Mss Stella Brown. Miss Tena
Witt. Miss Cora Havens Miss NJ Stem
book. Miss Pearl Painter. Miss Bessis Nc
Donald. Miss Mcbride. of the Enensburg
team; Miss Mabel Ward Miss Hanford,
Miss Inland. Miss Ward. Miss Marion Nc
Donald. Miss Frances Rurnsey, Miss Bes-
sic STREET.. Miss May Goodman. Miss Pearl
Thomas, Miss Lidia Lowering. of the VIC
torious university team: Miss Ora Brown,
Hiss Ethel Young, Miss Annie smith,
Miss Bertha Young, Mss Name Andrews.
Miss Alice Sloan. Ms Bechdols. Miss
Alice Bechdoit. Miss Katherine McMcken.
Miss Young. Mss Hubbard. Miss Nellie
Hubbard, Miss Abrams Miss Crane, Mss
Margaret Crane. Mr.. Attridge. Mr. c.
Murray. Mr.. y. Abrams. Mr.. VIII Turn
bull. Mr.. Rich Burrows. Mr.. William Bea-
~. Mr. James Sheaf MIR. Clayton Craw-
ford. Mr.. Calhoun. Mr.. Hoovie. Mr. James
Dorrance. Mr.. John Sloan, Mr.. Harris.
Mr.. Bschdolt. Mr.. Ward. Mr.. Murphine,
Mr. Dufrey. Mr.. Cal WELDON. Mr. John
Carroll, Mr.. Jack Lindsay. Mr.. John Nc
Nannus. Mr.. wetherwax. Mr.. Kellogg Mr..
Robinson, Mr.. Daley and Mr.. Lamb.
The ladies' annex 10 the Seattle Tennis
Club met at the home of Mrs. T.. A.
Sirout April s and elected the following
officers; President. Mrs Charles Power;
vice president Mrs. Rollins; secretary.
Miss Emery and treasurer. Miss Strive.
An executive committee and house COM
mit,ee were appointed. On May the cleo
ton OF new members Will be held, and any
OF the charter members having friends
to propose for membership are requested
10 hand their names to the secretary be-
fore that date
Birthday Parties and Anniversaries.
A delightful pansy tea was given on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. John T..
HUMPHREYS In honor of Mrs. Charles
Freshmen's ia natal day. Mrs. Fresh
man rs the widow of Rev. DIR. Charles
Freshman. late OF London. Canada. and
il making her home with her daughter
Mrs. Hnmphries. The handsome resi-
dence OF Judg@ HUMPHREYS vas decorated
with profusson OF flowers. The dining
rooms we're tastefuily and artisueaiiy
decorated with pansses. the library with
La France roses and the sitting rooms
with ivy. Col z p E5sen. on behalf OF
the many guests presented the toast and
good wishes to Mrs. Freshman, to whtca
Judge Humphries responded In a feeling
and eloquent manner. The tables fairly
xroaned with the variety OF good things.
and many compliments were PAID TO the
charming hostess and her mother.
Among the guests were a number Of form
er members Of pr. Freshmans congrega-
ton.
A r,,Aasaat and ioaglto-be-rernenbere
occasion In the society circles OF Lake
Union was the surprise party given in
honor Of Mrs. J. T. Yarno's sixty-sixfh
birthday anniversary at her h5Ene. g..
Faf-view avenue. last Wednesday. II vas
a gathering In which old ard young MIR
ris-1. and fer the first time In sixteen
/ years a number Of old-sime friends ne,
together Whist was INDUCED In. bat
| little progress was made as the game wss
astsn interrupted by some ola-tims story.
| These. however. we're more enjoyable taaa
| the whist and were heartily encored.
Probably the happiest feature Of me sven-
snx was IRE presentation 20 the hostess
| % a handsomely engraved cake basket.
| Miss Belle Hood made the presentation
| speech and fairly oDsdsd herself Mr-
| Yarro. althsuxa greatly surprised. re-
/ s,ondes IN a feeling manner Refresh
| rnsnsS were served toward the close o,
/ the evening and were both dainty ard
/ delicious TIE following were present;
| Ay. aaa Mrs. w Perry Smith. Mr. and
4 Nra CHARLES Robinson Mr. and Mrx hen