The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29
c,uh Parties and Hope.


The Too Whit Club gave a dance In Ma
sonia hail on Thanksgiving evensng.
which was well attended, those present
being Mrs Giasscock. Miss Mae Glass
cock Miss Naude CAasscock. Miss Lauo-
schsr, Miss Robb. Miss Helen Robo. Miss
Alice Tuck. Miss Agnes Bassett. Mss
Ideia johnson. Miss Decker, Miss Blanche
Currier. Miss Minnie Cotton. Miss STRAIT
ton Miss Gertrude Helen Stratton. Hiss
Gastava Morrill,, Miss Webster. Me-. kira-
NETT Robb, Mr.. Hal I.aHbscher, Mr. Otis
Taubscher. Mr.. Joe DIN. Mr.. r. TX. Pearse.
Mr.. William Atwood, Mr. Wheeler. Mr.
O. z. Parkhnrsf, Mr.. I'D Gresham. Mr..
Bert Moseiy. Mr.. Ado,ph bronson, Mr.
Carl Holmes. Mr.. :. i. Currier. Mr.. Carl
srvete Mr.. Dwight Stratton. Mr. Joan
Sheaaan, Mr. Waldo Smoke and Mr.. j. W.
Sayre.
The Too-whit club Is now one OF tho
oldest dancing clubs Ia the city, having
had a continuous existence for several
seasons. year after the Too-Whit CiGs
was organized SONS OF It's members re-
siding on Rainier Heights Withdrew ana
formed another csub more local IN char
acter, known as tae Entire Nous, hoidtaE
their dances IN Oltman's hail
For The next few months. at least. these
tao clubs viii Join forces and hold their
dances together. TIE FIRST dance under
the new arrangement viii Be given NJ xt
Friday evening IN Morris han. undsr ths
auspices OF the Entire Nous Club. Thai IL
will be successful Is beyond question. and
tness dances win surely become very pop
plar during the winter
TIE Bon Ami Clubs social hop 81 Ma
some temple Friday evening was another
sntoyahie ansir. Perhaps the reason why
she usual large number were not In at
tendance VAS because some had not gos
over the Thanksgiving repaEt and 9th
ers had been lucky enough 10 own or
know some ore who Did owa a pair OF
skates ard with them so ard enjoy lux
uFy whtsAh wAs indeed most pleasant
Friday evening. December Al. she club VIII
give It's frst masqas basil az Odd Fsll0are'
hall The COMMITTEES having " IN chargs
aas made most satisfactory arrangements.
and IL viii undoubtedly bs the most sue
cessf1i social that the club has yet xiven-
Tnose az the Aop Friday evening were.
Mr. and Ars J. u. campeell. Mrs A.
Iasslcr. Mss Knox. Miss r.. Mckanz.n.
Mrx r.. Hapgoo1. Miss Merle Wri~nt.
Mss 81. Spensail. Mas Pankns E2eBsafl.
Mss Osxovs. Mss Wheeling. Miss p Afur-
pay, Mssx Maud Curllss. Mss q. Hap
good. Mr. VIII Ask. AR. 3. wright. Mr..
George Ward. SIR. W. crandie. Mr.. stsw-
art, afr. Charles Tenant. Mr.. GeoFEs
P~arss, Mr.. j. fAsksn. Mr.. William Rav.
Mr. r. r. Plowman. AIR. r. Norman and
ar. Paul w. EdmIsson.
The Tw&1Aes Cub gave another Or 80
most sn3ogabIs hops az Brewers hail on
Wednesday evening. There was a fun at
teE4anre. ard me masie was saca 90 Eay
iaver % the tnvpsacHcTean art could r@g
fall 20 appreciate. The noor was -
smooth as glass. and not unt3 tns BEL II
zfss last car rang cat On TIA frosty usgfs
waz there shown tas lsas: disposition 90
szzsr~rsa. Tncss prNSeni we're Prof ara
AEra- J. p. wilson. Mr. sn1 Ms Wth ~
xfsr-.a Mr. ard Mrs &. G. MaFsnw. at.
and Mrs.. c. o. Izrn~a. Capt ard Mr.
Franz w cSo1hae. SIR. aad AIRS F1anw
"A PAN. Nr And NHs. DAVID W. beSsn-
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