The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27

Kouthovez. Nr. P. r Abbott. Mr.. y. c.
Mcneil. Mr.. Charles ! Dillon. NJ. Frank
Branch Riley. M Z J. Barthofonsw,
Mr.. George W Bush Mr. Fred Sc1nei-
der. Mr. Hugh II Rrown. Mr. 4. q.
Kaufman. Mr. " T. Young. Mr.. r l..
Seward Mr.. c. II. King. Mr.. Z. Hsvi-
lard. ir. and Mr.. Ben z. Snpes. The
invited guests TO meet the young men
were: Miss Beth waidron. Miss Morgan.
Miss WiEntfred Wade, Miss Preston. Of
Los Ange.es. Mss Bssls Holmes Miss
Olive Baxter. Mss Clarke. Miss Ethel
Semp1e. Mss Judith Hughes. Mss Hun
toon. Miss Susent. Miss Navarro kagtE.
Miss Carroll. Mr.. oTrln Rank. Mr.. r. L
Reber. AR VIII Hanna and Mr. Jess
Brinke.z The party broke Up AZ a. m
Christmas az the Chndren'z home was
kept in splendid fashion. Mrs. Emmons
and Miss Emmons, who gave the very
successful Mother Goose bah TWO weeks
ago. not only bought with the proceeds a
pair OF rev shoes FOR every child In the
home. but were able 10 give the little
homeless people royal Christmas tree.
the Ike OK which was never seen there.
II was q great undertaking. but the TWO
great-hearted philantbropie women cheer
fully gave their time and strength TO-
wards making the day a memorable enc.
Invitations have been issued for a New
Years dance IN Masonic han Thursday
evening. This will be a very recherche
affair. and Is In charge Of the following
committee: Mr.. Thomas Van Dyke Tyler.
Mr. Samuel y. Bridges and Mr.. ". Har-
rison Woodruff II. The patronesses are:
Mrs. Otis Sprague. Mrs. William q. Hell
lar. Mrs. George II. Blanchard. Mrs.
Frank II. Case. AIRS. Henry r. Caldwell
and MRS. Alhemarle c. Tousey.
The advent OF the Stanford Mandolin
and Glee Clusos caused stir in the inner
precincts OF the yoargeF set for the brief
period OF one day. and the footbaA game
interested & number OF people fond OF
athletic contests but outside Of these
events nothing occurred beyond small din
ner parties and Christmas trees And now
for New Year.
Announcement is made OF the engage
nent OF Miss sara +. Cooper. Of Sumner,
TO Mr.. $. Foster Kelley. cashier OF the Sc
attic National bank. Miss Cooper is one
OF the most popular young ladies in sum
ner. and IS also well known IN Tacoma.
where she has resided the greater part Of
the time during the past four years.
The university cadets are making elabo-
rate preparations for the leyee On January
Is. The following ladies have been chosen
as patronesses. Mrs. Marx w Harring-
ton Mrs. James d. Hoge. jr.. Mrs. John
l.. Whaliey. Mrs. Mark Bailey. Mrs. How
ard Joslin, Mrs. Hetherinston. Of Port
Orchard. and Mrs. Morgan.
Miss Furth Miss Murray and Miss En-
cry were entertained at dinner Christmas
by Mr.. Lester Turner. Mr.. John Saw lge.
Mr.. Haynes and Capt. Taylor. the gentle
| men COMPOSING the -diaor Avenue ciaD
(MacCulsky ressdencel. Mrs. ]. c. Haines
chaperoned the ladies. a most elaborate
menu was served
Mr. and Mrs. John Holgate gave large
family dinner Christmas day. their out
of-town guests being Mr.. Peter Church
and daughter. OF Chehalls.
The society ladies of the cider set viii
give a dancing party At the Queen Anne
club louss Thursday evening. say time
is hooked for.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Hellar are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Peck and
Miss Georgia Peek. of Yakima, through
the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kyer entertained
the members OF the Stanford Mandolin and
Gles clubs Friday afternoon before the
concert
Miss Bennett. a charming young lady
| OF Lexiugton, KY. VIII visit Miss Farth
this week.
Mrs. Maurice McMieken has returned
/ from her visit 10 relatives and friends In
California
Miss Preston. Of Los Angeles. Cal. is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Frank Bell
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. FransloH gave a
family dinner on Christmas day.
Christmas Festivities.
\ joyful cine was had al the entertain
ment given BY Mss Jessie p. Carter 10
! her kindergarten children az ReF residence
on Rentbn HE. Wednesday afternoon.
/ The opening song. There Dwelis Far. Far
! On NoTthland," was prettiiy sung BY the
little oaes IN chorus. after which Feclta-
fions and songs appropriate 20 the Christ
mas time were rendered ia bright and
happy way. The Rotations o. re inaeer
Bells" by L.ucy Hopkins. Chris mas Boy 5
and Girls by Dan ste3nau. sing a song
az Christmas Tree" by DIETRICH = hnni y.
"Hew 10 You Tank We Kept Oar
( Cffr8stutas'' hy Framed Coe. Chris III =
+ Cheer" by John Bogsrdus. "Miouw.
Nsouw" by Mamie NcMicken. 4 Hung
Nv noHy's Stocking Up by Helen Jaen1e-
sen. III Santa Claus Should stumble ~
+ Charles FaEiu, II Took a Ride With santa
Claus" duet with chorus. BY Marion
+ Green and Rufus Atkinson. we're All given
/ IN a happy manu After this portion o
+ into me klnGerg8rten room, singing a
/ CHRISTMAS carol. where a oeautffh tFee
( all lighted sad flied w5th giffs Tor al as
{ p}seed There we're zttts for parents %
! sha children ard pretty tainEs Tor eaca
chlAl The children stood around ire tree
+ singing The Christmas Bets Are Ring
f frr. the CHRISTMAS Tree Is HFiEht-' As
T tne last note was sssng. or n The distance
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( er and nearer announcing tHat s8nia
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Santa Claus had 50 many 3ika engage
msats.
! one q +he r~ett1est h0zse Affairs - ~
. past week ~as IRE party given cars IN a.
I Cav nv Mrs Alton Scetgs - Queen AE1ns
. er7 IRE interior ~ rae hgase was deco
1 rasea assKn eveFaTeeas. cslTE a2iii5e ~ ~ N
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. sersa5. and "a tire evening q artA.zauil'
ls~ness ard decorated Christmas tres wa
re4ealess 90 Ees guess ~ oFeuanS sfse =
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