The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01
House and Card Parties.

The home OF Mr. and Mrs D. c. Brown
in Columbia City was literally taken by
storm on Wednesday evening by the peo-
pie Of Columbia in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
d. W. Brown. The house had been taste
fully decorated for the occasion and the
evening pleasantly passed with music and
games intermingled with the usual flow Of
conversation The guests came loaded
with good things to eat and after most
bountiful repast repaired to their homes
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Brown many happy
returns OF the occasion. Mrs. Brown is a
bride of two weeks and the people OF this
vicinity gave her welcome to her new
home. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
d. w. Brown Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Brown,
Prof and Mrs F. ]. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. A Schade. Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wood
rum. Mr. and Mrs. A. II Hepler. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. A. Kelso. Mr.. and Mrs. V. r.
Pierceson. Mr.. and Mrs. William McCurly.
Or. and Mrs. HI. E. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
McGarvin. Mr.. and Mrs. Glacier. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Calder. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. a.
Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Helenthan. Mr.. ard Mrs. X.
Helper. Mrs. J. c. HUFF. Mrs. Noyce. Mrs.
Wheeler. Miss Nellie Hutcheson. Miss
Mary Kelso. Miss Bertha HelenthalI Miss
Rachel Smally. Miss Matte Helper. Miss
Nellie Calder, Miss Ada Brooks. Mrs. Boy
den. Mr.. c. r. Hutchinson. Mr.. George
Woodruff, Mr.. Leslie Osgood.
Master Otto wiles was given a pleasant
surprise in honor of his twelfth birthday
last Saturday afternoon at the residence
OF his parents. AR. and Mrs. William
Wiles, OF Fremont A most enjoyable aft
ernoon was spent by the young guests In
various games and tempting repast was
served about O'Clock. Those present
were: Miss Nellie Smith. Miss Carrie
Holden. Miss Fannie Con. Miss Rookie
White. Miss Mabel Webb Miss Blanche
Ralston. Miss Hattie Dexter. Miss Allie
Shearer. Miss ELSIE Franklin. Miss Susie
Watson, Miss Bertha Easton. Miss Min
ME Haffer Miss Grace Watson. Miss Ldl-
lie Hawkinson. Miss Willie Watson. Miss
Anna Peckenpaugh, Miss Eva Smith. Miss
Fannie Con. Miss F7ossie Ralston. Miss
Hazel Dexter. Miss Polly Haffer Miss Della
Bee. Miss Ethel Peckenpaugh. Master
Chester Houston. Master John Denton.
Master Willie Crawford. Master Alien
Beebe. Master Fred Shearer, Master Lewis
Shearsr. Master James Peckenpaugh.
Master Claire Beebe. Master Willie Peck
cnpaugh.
Mrs. Fow1e and Miss Hattie Fowie en-
tertained the Camano Whist Club on
Thursday evening Those present were:
Mrs. Fowle Miss Hattie Fowle, DIR. and
Mrs T. @. Aibin Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. VIII
son. Mrs Davidson. Miss Drew. Miss
Nellie Drew. Miss Rogers, Miss Ruth A.
Rogers. Or. c. f. Hoye. Mr. Ed Drew.
Mr. James Cox and Or. r. s. Smith. Miss
Nellie Drew and Mr. Cox won first prizes
and Miss Rogers and DR.. Smith the conso-
iation prizes Dainty refreshments were
served at the conclusion Of play.
Miss Cassie Mills entertained a few
friends. informally. Tuesday evening Her
guests were: Miss Peek. Miss Warner
Miss Youngs. Miss Lewis. Miss Anderson.
Miss Ethel Youngs Miss Doyle. Mr.. Bert
Huschins. Mr.. Lawrence Kincaid. Mr.. d
II. Lewis. Mr.. q. 8 Berry, of Washington
City. Mr. George Morris. Mr.. Lawrence
Turner. Mr.. u. II. Mills.
Miss Name Kelly pleasantly entertained
a party OF friends at her home on TWEEN
tiesn avenue Tuesday evening Dancing
Was INDUCED IN until ~ o'clock. when the
guests were provided with lunch baskets
and invited 70 a picnic. which was the
feature OF the evening The back rarior
was thrown open and revealed a veritsbls
forest The walls were hidden with pine
and marie trees and vines. and the carpet
with autumn leaves. while rocks ard logs
lighted hy Chinese lanterns. added 10 the
attrartiseness Of the scene. Lunch was
spread under the trees ard coffee served
from realistic camp FIRE Dancing and
games ver. continued until the company
dispersed 10 catch the rasinisht ear TAosk
present were. Miss TaIner. Miss Ida Tall
ner. Misc Lillian Crane. Miss corsnns LEI
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