The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06


aansard- Miss geaxdsley. Mss Power.
ar- henry Meserye. Mr.. George HYDE
tfssLoh, Mr.. :. r. Ling Mr.. Dick Cox,
M A J. Ballet. Mr. Al Cookinghar,.
"a tsiiiison. Dir. Charles ". saunders.
"a. Grin Rank. Mr.. e I. geaer. NIr.
Swss brsnSeT. Mr. Rob 8rlnker Mr..
Sa-@FAes 4. ClaFy. Mr.. K w Herald. Mr.
scott calhoun. Mr.. Charles Potter Bur
9e1t. NJ. Rod Webb Mr. Ssdnay Han
saFa, Lieut.. Hooker. Lieut. Hamlet. Mr.
tank Frederick. Mr. Wesley Young. Mr..
S.eFiiastn Chapla. Mr.. Edward 11aGweIl
a. Maurice AcAieken, Mr. James Hay
deas DIR. Dan Jackson Mr.. Fred Baxter.
Mr.. Rumsey.
me younger members 81 the Queen
Ahne Club held an informal meeting al
tAS tlao house "Wednesday evening 10
PsfAtet Arrangements for a bail 20 be
sven oy the gentlemen in honor Of the
ladies Thursday. December Is The x,arty
VII De given on the same grand scale
as the opening reception OF me older
members, and about two hundred invita-
lions are 10 be issued. After arranging
tae details for what viii undouhte.5iv ne
the AFFAIR of the season. dancing was in
ofaer Tor the balance OF the evening
100 present Were Miss Aaair, Miss
oiise Baxter, Miss Elsie Rrooks Miss
Emma Brooks. Miss Claire Ragley Miss
Ethel bagley. Miss Calhoun. Miss Nina
Mills Miss Gardner. Miss Ru-Y4Sey. Miss
Stewart, Mr.. Fred Baxter, MIR. D. II.
hcConnaughey. Mr.. Scott Calhoun. Mr.
James Dr. Iessey. Mr.. Mort Donaldson,
Mr.. Ward Austin. DR. Wothe-spoon Mr.
James Sheafe. Mr.. Ralph Sheafe. Mr.
Dlscainan- Mr.. Paul harper. Mr. r L
roster, Ar. REmsey. Mr.. Paul Hoihrook.
The young ladies OF the Nesgka set are
arranging for swell party TO be given az
PrtfScAs ball the week following Christ
HISS These young ladies', who are the
Younger buds OF Seattle society, are noted
Tor getting up pretty affairs, and the con-
tempia ted party wit he no execution 20
the rule. The young ladies comprising sf,ts
set are: Miss Amy Smith. Mss Ethel
Bagiey, Mss Ora Brown. Miss Carrie
Simpson, Miss Cora Smith, Miss Gene Gra-
nam, Miss Essle Fisher, Mss Mabel VIM
nesige. Miss ,are Bagiey Miss Anna
Brown, Miss irene simpson, Miss Myra
smith, Miss Alice Fisher. Miss Ida Smith.
Miss Leora Conn. Miss Edith Prosch
Mss Nellie Fox, Mss Blanche Kelly. Miss
Matte keating. Miss Victoria Garden,
Miss Jennie faglis. Miss Suffer, Miss Ethel
Garrett, Miss Rowena Nevelle, Miss Sallle
Atkinson. Aasss Bsrga Marshall. Miss
Grace Anderson, Miss Bessie Inglls. Miss
lone Culteler. Miss Elsie Bruins. Miss Dol
-
Mrs Mckee. whose popularity Is only
exceeded by her gracfousness. Is being ac-
corded a delightful welcome home. not
week passing but two or three affairs are
given in her honor. Last Tuesday Mrs
David kellogg gave an informal musicale
complimentary TO Mrs. Mckee. at which
Mrs. Whttlesey's musical numbers, Sig
Dirantis solos on the flute and Miss Kel-
loo - esz-4r 4arE.
gems Those present TO meet Mrs. Me
kee were: Mrs. J. f. Mcknight, Mrs. w.
r. Forrest, Mrs. j. ID. Lowman, Mrs.
Waterman. Mrs. Frank Bell. Mrs. A. w.
Engle, Miss May Readrnan and Miss
kautz.
on Thursday Mrs. A. w Englo gave a
luncheon IN Mrs McKee's honor. at which
the following were present: Mrs. David
Kellogg, AIRS. +. A. Bell, Mrs. j. c.
Haines, Mrs. g J. Smith. Mrs A. NJ
Brookes. Mrs. J. u. Lowman. Mrs. Mont
gomery Russell. Mrs. NJ. F. Backus and
Mrs. John Leary.
The Stanford Mandolin and Cslee Club,
which will give a performances at the Seat
tie thester the latter part OF the month.
will probably leave PaIo Alto on December
Is on its tour. The personnel OF the club
Is as follows:
Glee club: First tenors-E. C. Sewall
rs, W. A. Sutherland '9S, f. r. Riley 20
and F.. 3. Dawson 90 Second tenors-w.
C. Mcneil %. G. w. Bush '9S. c. G. Decker
'9S r.. a. Schnider 'gS. First bass--P IL
Abbott 'sS, w. r. Young as w. L. Nc
CURE ~. e. V. King 20. Second bass-A
c. Kaufman 81 G. V. King 90, r. f.
Snipes 'aS. j. F. flanagan 90. Leader-A
G.. Kaufman.
Mandolin cub: First maniollns-E. C.
Small IS J. r. flanagan 90. W. n. WeRs
HI. Il 49,
E. Bartholomew 20. Nando.a--c. l. Dill
Ion. tS0itars-G b. Wilson nc. N. s. Por-
ter ~ w l. Mcclure ~, II. S. Glayden
~. r.. r. Snipes sS q. l., Seward ss
Leader-w. b. Wells 81.
The young ladies Of the old Knof-a-
Gayne Club have decided TO give their
party az Prosch's hall on the evening Of
December IS This was done with the
understanding that the young men would
give some kind Of an affair IN honor of
the Stanford Mandolin and Gles Club
after their concert Ir this city. The
party on the 18Th viii undoubtedly BE
the prettiest Of the season. as the giTis
are noted for their ability 10 handle such
an event. hevy OF Taeoma's faircst
buds win be present 30 lend enchantment
to the occasion and incidentally set the
hearts OF the local sailants fiutiering.
The announcements has been made pub
&c Of the engagement Of Mss Arnee Bur
NON OF this cssv ard Mr. Theodore GrsgEs.
~ Tacoma. Mfss Burnett II one OF scat
t}s'S most popular ami beautiful young
ladies' and Mr.. GFigcs a progressive. pros
ue-o,rs Young business man. Rauors Of
~, enlargement have been heard from
f4tne TO time hut nor until recently have
they been authenticated. The wesfdfng
wsu re an event that tire upper tendon
has long been waiting for.
Mics Sarah csottstein gave a foase pic
mic THURSDAY evening in honor OF her
gpsvt Miss Noorssuger The house vas
made TO represent picnic sceae and was
a faithful representation. About forty
guests were present
Miss Folsom. after years visit with
ssr r-~,t her. George r. Folsom. left Mon
dav for her home IN Boston. Miss Fol
son by her sweet. unsssarninE ways. has
made host or warm friends in Seattle.
Mas Fmrta and Miss Sldouia Furth
visited friends in Tacoma "Wednesday.
Mss Furth Jeff yesterday for weeks
visit 20 friends ia Fairhaven-
The Queen Anne CInch Club met Mon
DAY evening with Mr. and Mrs.. A NJ.
Brookss, a delightful evening resulting
The members Of the Agayne Club are
tslklrg q giving a grand bal nasque at
Renke hail Ga New Years eve.
TIE girls OF TIE Neslka Cub oon,sm-