The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-08

Mrs G.. r. Marlowe gave a party last
Thursday evening In honor of her daagh-
ter Letitia's tenth birthday at the family
residence on Bismarck street. L4atona- Tho
entire house was turned over 10 the little
ones for the evening. and the way they
enjoyed themselves showed conc.usively
that whether Bryan or Mckinley was
elected IL was all the same 10 them. TIE
evening was devoted TO eating ice cram.
cake and candies and was snters2ersed
with a programme which continued all
evening. furnished by he little ones
themselves. and consisting OF recstatiIns.
songs and instrumental music. Mrs.
Mariowe was assisted by her sister. Miss
Mary Wood. In caring for the little ones.
Those present We're. Miss Eva and Es-
tella kinney, Florence Harvey. Grace
Rdgway. Eta Ferguson. Laura Phillips.
Elsie Franklin, Alice and Rosie Lee.
Mary and Elma Green, Marion. Nellie
and Grace Ames. Hazel and John Vox.
Mabel Edith and Maud Copestsck. Ste
phen Metcalf, LetitIa. Anna. Gardner
and Gertrude Marlowe and Mrs. Metcalf.
A very pleasant surprise was given 10
Mr.. Harry X. Bell on Friday evening at
his residence. 400 Franklin street. by
thirty OF his young friends. The even
ing was spent in games and dancing and
was greatly enjoyed. Those present
We're: Miss Ethel Hartrauft. Miss Laura
Morse. Miss Christine Kirk. Miss Helen
Black. Miss Blanche Caraker Miss May
Jeffery, Miss Ella Fleming. Miss Janet
Tfnto. Miss Juanita Edwards. Miss
Ccrinne Reynolds. Miss Jennie Reynolds,
Miss Edna Powers. Miss Harriet Fiei-
scher. Miss Birdie Woodin. Miss Bertha
TIE Roller. Miss Reta TIE Roller. Miss Fam
ME Belt. Mr.. Henry Henkc. Mr.. George
Barton, Mr.. Walter Burseigh. Mr.. George
Pearse. Mr.. Clarke Kinnear. Mr.. Clausf
woorlin, Mr.. Charlie Curtis, ar. Walter
Heekwith. Mr.. Ell Doy<ien. Mr.. Roy Case.
Mr. Ohio Bowman. Mr.. Fred Bronson,
Mr.. Harry Bell
Miss Clara H. Weston gave a birthday
party on Tuesday last In celebration OF
her fourts, birthday. entertaining a num-
Der OF young misses and lads. Childish
games and amusements entertained the
little folks during the afternoon.
House PARTIES.
Mrs. b. r. Miles and Mrs. F. II. lewis
entertained at the formers pretty resi-
dence, on Queen Anne hill. sixteen lady
friends yesterday at farewell luncheon
in honor of Mrs. r. G. Aiger and Mss
Della Alger, who left for their home in
Buffalo. n. Y, last evening. The decora-
tons were beautiful carnations and
sweet peas being the favorite flowers
The souvenirs were a bunch OF forget
use-nots at each plate. Those present
We're: Mrs. l.. f. I4asdeth. Mrs. r. H.
Gage. Mrs. l.. N. Milen. OF Tacoma; Mrs
T.. w. Anderson. Mrs. f. l. Lewis, OF
Baltimore; Mrs. l.. w. Emery. Mrs. X.
II. De Vile, Mrs. s. Murray, Mrs. 8.
Holden. Mrs. e. NJ. Browne. Mrs. H. l..
Cr0ssmann. Miss Warner, Miss Isatta
Pack, Miss youngs, Miss Cassie Mills.
Miss Ida Lewis.
Miss Warner. of Green Lake. enter
tanned "A few of her young lady friends at
tea Wednesday In honor OF her cousin.
Miss Murray. OF Chicago. Ill. The guests
were: Miss Hcdgscn. Miss Peck. Miss
Anderson Miss Dodge. Miss Lewis, Miss
Mills. Miss Ffaye. Miss Ward, Miss May
Smith, Miss Ethel Youngs.