The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

Mrs Issven8a Travis entertained a num-
Der Of frtea5s at her home On First ave-
n0e Thursday evening. the occasion being
her birthday anniversary The dissgres-
able weather kept a few away. but those
who attended were amply repaid by the
thoroughly enjoyable evening provided by
tie hostess. Mrs. Travis Wa assisted in
receiving By Mrs -. q. kraGse. Miss
Foster and Miss MooTheRd. The Eirst part
% the evening was given ever 10 musical
numbers by Mr. William Patterson and
&r. Webb. quartette singing by Miss
Peckenbaagh, Mr., G. w. Hayton and Mr.,
George Webb. Mrs. Miller. accompanist.
Carts followed the musicale. Al q late
hour delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. III.
Calvert. Or. ana Mrs. II. +. keltner Mr..
and Mrs. &. Milisr, Miss PockenhaUgh.
Miss L. PecSenha9gh. Miss Georgina Mil
Ter Miss Grace Calvert. Mr.. George
Webb, Mr.. William A. Patterson. Mr.. L.
J. Wagner. Mr.. ]. W. Swezea and AIR.
Geergs Washington Haydn.
Tho POGO Tempe Whist Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs r w Clark at their
apartments at the Arlington hotel on
ners with watch the members were 10
play were designated hy bunches Of
chrysanthenums tied with different
shades q ribbon. All the members be-
INK present a most enjoyable time MAS
had. and an opportunity waS given for a
display OF one's knowledge or American
whist Leads or individual leads. as seemed
most Appropriate for the game being
played. IL was judged b. a critic. who
WAS present 10 note the different styles
OF play. that in his opinion the individual
leads nredomlHated After the time for
playing had expired the members did
ample justice 70 dainty refreshments
served hy Airs Clark
The Camano Whist Club was entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Wilson Thurs
day eyening in true New England eoun-
try style Progressive whist WAS played.
after which refreshments were served. the
remainder OF the evening being passed In
playing oid-iashioned games and in con-
tests for prizes. These present We're Mr.
and Mrs. W. q. Wilson. Judge and Mrs.
Il. G. Ellsworth, Or and Mrs. II q. Ahin.
Mrs. Graft Of WhatcoTn. Miss Drew.
Mrs Allen Miss Rogers nr. Z. r. Hove.
Mr.. Ed Drew. Or. r. $. Smith. Mr. Greg
CRY Ellsworth AR. James cox aud Mr., y.
II. Smith. Dr. HOVE and Mrs. Albln won
firsf prizes, and Miss Nellie and Mr.. I'D
Drew consolation prizes.
Mrs. 8 J. Graham. OF Rose, entertained
at luncheon Friday IN honor OF Miss
Sadie Graham. OF Wichita, Kan. The
msrigolds being used lavishiy TN table
decorations. Mrs. Graham's guests were:
Mrs Il. II. Gage. Mrs. l. r. Iesdeth,
Mrs +. II. Lewis. Mrs. II. F. Miles. Mrs.
r. r.. De VILE. Miss Holden, Miss Graz
ham. Miss Youngs. Miss Ethel Youngs.
Miss Lewis. Miss Leta Howard. Of Port
land: Miss Doyle, Miss May smith. Miss
Cassie Mills.
Among the small card parties last week
none were more enjoyable than that given
by Mrs. Alton Scott. Of Queen Anne hiR.
Thursday evening. An impromptu must
cal programme ind refreshments made MP
the balance OF the evening. Mrs. SCOTS
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Miles.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. r. Lasdeth. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Cossman. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs +. +. Warner.
Mr.. and Ms. f. II. 1sawis. Mrs. o. Hol-
den, Mrs. T. a. Peck and Mr.. ID. II Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Raser. OF Warren
avenue. Queen Anne hin. entertained the
following friends at whist "Wednesday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Horner. Lieut..
and Mrs. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Peterson. Miss King. Miss Miller. Prof.
Tniimyer and Mr.. j. w. Mct'onnaughey.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.