The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
Olympia Society.

Olympia. Feb. 22-Special.-The eucher
marty given Jointly by the Ladies' Relief
Society and the ladies of 81. Johns Guild
Monday evening was a very pleasant So
cial affair and a financial success There
ware fifteen tables and credit was given Tor
progressions and lone hands. The ladies'
prize for progressions was won by Mrs A
r. Cowles, a prettily embroidered dolly.
Mrs c. NJ Bolton carried off the ladies'
lone hand prize. q china cup and saucer.
Mr. II. V. Ogden secured the gentlsmens
lone hand prize. and Mr.. George IL Funk
was awarded the gentlemens prlze Tor
progression.
Olympia never does anything by halves,
and Just now society has been INDUCING
TN a masquerade craze. the third large
mask party within ten days being given
last Monday night IN Unity auditorium as
a surprise on Mr.. A. Sandyig. AS usual
he had his Monday night dancing class
soberiy at work In the auditorium pariors,
when suddenly about LOO merry maskers
marched in and took possession of the
hall and the scene was at once turned from
sober instruction to one of fun and jollity,
which lasted till considerably after new
day had appeared in the calendar. The
occasion was a genuine surprise to the
popular professor and viii long be remem-
bered by the participants.
Master Eugene Williamson entertained a
evening with cards. music. dancing and an
elaborate repast. The prizes awarded sue
cessful card players were neat and appro-
pirate and were captured by Miss Mile
West and Mr.. James Mitchell. To Miss
Clara Wiley and Mr.. John Rae, jr., We're
awarded the consolation prizes. Those
present were: Miss Millie West, Miss
Annie Mitchell. Miss Eva Weir, Miss Nina
Kaufman. Miss Zoe Kincaid, Miss Pearl
T.t Cf.sap
Price, Miss Eta Phipps, Miss Bertha
Leighton, Miss Clara Wiley. Miss Cinda
Harold. Miss Mildred Stanford. Miss Ida
Mann. Miss Nellie Brown. Miss Edith Cav
anaugh, Miss Julia Cayanaugh, Miss
Josephine Prince, MIR. John Rea,
jr., Mr.. Avery Reed. Mr.. j. L. Cowles.
Mr.. James Mitchell. MIR. Morton Hazard.
Mr.. VIII Anders, MIR. Harry Phipps, Mr..
Ed Stevens. MIR. Harry Boutelle, MIR. S. J.
Pritchard, Mr.. Walter White. Mr.. o. d.
Shaw. Mr. NJ. c. Heustis, Mr.. w. J. Whit
horne. MIR. Walter Brown, Mr.. VIII Prince,
Mr.. Tom McGraw and AIR. Ed Foster.
Mayor and Mrs. Aver invited MIR. j. G.
Dornin and Mr.. II. Il. Broomell to meet a
few gentlemen at the mayors home Tues
day evening to indulge In game of
whist. The first named gentlemen repre-
scented the National Fire Insurance Gem
pany and were here on business trip.
Mayor Aver. Mr.. o. V. Linn, Mr.. L. q.
Krieder, Mr.. H. ID. Cowles. Mr.. Root and
Mr.. Walter Miiroy in addition to Mr..
Broomell and MIR. Dornin were the players.
Mrs. Aver served elegant refreshments at
the conclusion of the game, which hap
PLY rounded of an extremely pleasant
evening.
1t is socially reported that the ladies' min
strels, 1.-THE Trial by Jury" and THE Misty
Midgets." which nave been In the course of
preparation for presentation to the Olym-
pia public for period covering some six
months past have Jointly agreed TO post
ponement. which will make their appear
ance here contemporaneous with the ''sec-
ond coming" which Is expected and de-
youtly looked for by certain religious sects
I'm the South TO take place soon after Lent
Mrs. +. c. Morse has returned from a
visit In Tacoma.
DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong are entertaining
Mrs. j. j. Elliott, OF Chicago.
Miss Dora Sternberg is visiting in San
Francisco.
Mrs. q. J. Hatch and children will leave
early next week for an extended visit in
New York state.
Mrs. l.. II. Grimes Is visiting in Olympia
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
Evans.