The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

s SOCIETY IN TOWNS NEAR BY. 5

0Fooarup MA Hasch. NM Efsccck. Nf<N-
Stephen Holbrook. Nrs. c. b Hurley. MrA
HaissOd. NrA J. q. Houghton. Ma
Charles Hyde. aEfa n. n. Hoss. Mrs, J. r.
Hall Mrs. Edward s Hall. Mrs. Harlow.
ArA w. O. HeEar. Mrs A. NJ. fngersoa.
Mrs. T. Morley Jackson. Mrs. J. NJ. Keen.
Mra c. J. Kershaw, Arul r. H kr-shaw,
Mrs c. 3. King. MA L 3. lockwood.
Mrs. John Little Nra. Clarence AsEsken.
Mrs. Ointon Munscn. Mrs Lafayette
MAYNARD. Mrs. Frederick Afostee. Mrs L
r. Manning. Mrs. A. W. Marstn. Mrs j.
Mat Miller. Nra. Macdonald. Mira Walter
Oakes. Mrs. G. ". Pricsard. Mrs. A. T.
rrschArd. AIRS. GafsSha Parsons. Ms R
q. Fffce. NN D. S. Psxfo<St. Irs Stuart
Rice. Mrs ". A. Rice. Nrs- A. w. II
Rayncr. Mrs. Thomas Ri9xs, Mru. ]. W.
Rowe. Mrs Chorssa W. Seymour. Mrs.
ID. x. Stevens. MrA stephen Sears. Mra
Oth srrsgue. Ms. Chester Thorne. Mrs.
H. D. Thomas. Mrs. A. c. Tousey. Mra
A. B. Todd, Mra. George Turner, Mr~ TIL
NnghAst. Mrs. Frederick Watson. Mrs. @.
C. Wagner. Mrs.. Hugh C. Wallace. Mrs.
L. 3. wallace. Mrs. Thomas q. wallace.
Mrs. Sarah X whsse. Mrs George II.
White. Mrs. ]. n. winsicw. Mrs. c. b.
Zsbrfskie. Mrs. oAkleigh Thorne OF New
York. Miss AysGegate. Miss Baker. Miss
Barker. Miss Bennett. ciss Bowen. Miss
dewey. cfsss Emmons. Mis-. Evans. Miss
FScch. Mss Losfie Fitch. Miss Grigxs.
Miss Cover. the Misses Hosorooke. the
Misses Han. the Misses Holt. Miss Ker-
shaw. Miss Little. Mss Munson. Mss
Misses Paddock. Mis Rowe. Miss Riggs.
the Misses Seymour. adAs Tfiisnghazt,
Miss wallace.
Mrs.. J. Tennant Seeec gave q delightful
cinch party Thursday afternoon TO q num-
Der OF young ladies. Ia honor OF her sister.
MISS Sseeb. who leaves November frss for
California The first prize was won BY
Miss Hot. and tho second was cut for by
Miss Mabea Rowe. Miss Sue Ward and
Miss Underwood. and was won by Miss
Underwood. Dainty refreshments wers
served at the close Of the game. Those
present were Mrs. Howard Joslyn. Mrs.
Ron. Mrs. z. 8. Hall. Mrs. David Wilson.
Airs. A. e. Bia. Miss Rowe. Miss Mabel
Rowe, Miss Styne. Miss Barrett. Miss
Bennett. Miss Baker. Miss Knoble, Miss
Hayden. Miss Holt Miss Gertrude Holt.
Miss Csirs. Mss ssprague, Miss Hewitt,
Miss Cara Hewitt. Miss wo,ber,. Miss
Frances woloert. Miss Durgin. Miss
Ward. Miss Little.
Mrs. George L. Deiprat gave a very
pheasant cinch party Thursday afternoon
for Mrs. Hatch. Her rooms were beauii-
fully decorated with choice roses. and six
tables enjoyed q social game. Mrs. Fannie
IA Bailey winning the first prize. a beau-
-iful placQue OF axaleas painted by Mr
Uanes s. Desprat. formerly Cd Paris. who
is residing With his brother. The ladies
present were Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. ]. W. Pinkerton. Mrs. Riggs. Mrs.
Raker. Mrs. Ksrshaw. Mrs. Little, Mrs.
Clarke. Mrs Bennett. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs.
Ferrlss. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Rowe. Mrs.
Evans. Mrs. Allyn. Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs.
nfunson. Mrs. Bowen. airs. wiikeson.
Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. IngerSo,i. Mrs. Tur-
ner, Mrs. Dufgin. Airs. Browne, Mrs.
Kaufman.
The regular concert OF the Ladies' Mt,s!-
cal Club which occurs Tuesday afternoon
viii be devoted TO the works Of Schumann
and Beethoven. and the programme as
outlined by the executive board promises
TO b q choice one. The great interest
taken IN the work OF the club this year
shows how thoroughly Its past work is
appreciated. and IL Is most encouraging 10
note how rapsdiy the rosi Is being f.iesf
An instructive feature Of next Tuesday
VIII Be asxe sch OF the life OF Robert Schtl-
mann ana his wife. which will open the
programme. There will be- two Schumann
songs given by Mrs Grace Davenport
who 10 recent valuable acquisition TO