The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

Nordstrom. Mrs G. Eels. Mrs. o. p. Bee
De, mrs A c. Wooster. Mrs. II. T. Ham
non. Mrs j. Burns, Mrs. ]. W. Parker.
MS II w Barr. Mrs. r. r. Whitehead,
Mrs- Hiram Burnett. Mrs s Burnell.
AIS ID. W. SkGyt. Mrs. w L. Lindsey.
Mrs T. $. Burnelt. Mrs. NJ. Densmore.
sIrs. L. Labor. Mrs A Duncan, Miss
fsertna Easton. Miss Treadweil. Miss An
orews and Miss Estelle Hoskinsoa.
A farewell party in honor of the de-
parture OF Miss Grace Smith for her home
IA Fendieton. Or. was given by Mrs. w
u wilson at the home Of Judge T. ]
Hunes zle Renton avenue, last wesaes-
day evening Games and dancing were
indolged in until a late hour. after which
oounteous repast was served. In whist
ladies' nrst prize was awarded 70 Mss
tlar Catch and OF the gentleman Mr.
Miller carried off the honors. DR.. and Mrs.
Albion received the consolation prizes
Those present yere. Miss Grace smith,
Mrs. T. j. Humes. Mr.. and Mrs. w c.
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Misses Pei
ton, Misses Catch. Miss Jennie Rogers
Dr. f. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Albion. Mr.
joy Humes. Frank II. Mcconnell. L s.
HumeA
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Cfai-
borne at Go Fourth avenue was the scene
OF two pleasant social events last week
On Monday afternoon tea party was
given in honor of Miss Rose W Claiborne,
OF San Francisco. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne The parlors and
dining room were decorated with roses OF
the most beautiful hues and Of many Diff
fertng varieties. Roses on the curtains
on the walls. In vases and even on the
floor made the interior seem like a garden
in full bloom There were about fifty-two
ladies and gentlemen present The same
host and hostess gave party "Wednesday
evening. among the guests present being
several ladies of San Francisco. who are
spending few days in the city. Music
and dancing passed the evening. which
was closed with light repast.
An enjoyable whist party was given last
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Nichols. AZ Ninth avenue.
The gathering was to celebrate the fourth
wedding anniversary of the host ard host
ess. The house was handsomely decor
ated with flowers. the prizes. won by Mr..
F. p. Harlow and Mrs. j. L. Dawson. being
large bouquets of roses. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bush. Miss
Nellie Beach. Miss Annie Beach. Miss
Bessie Beach. Mr.. r. E. Burns. Miss
blanche Pruett. Miss Jessie Banks, Mr..
ana MIS-. y. DAWSON AtF. D. A. 1oLE Hey,
Mr.. f. p Harlow. MIR. and Mrs. T.. p. Bur-
well. Mr.. j. E. Lilly and Mrs. W. s. Hine-
line.
A most enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of Mrs. C. NJ. Sheafe. I0fi Tenn
perance street, last Tuesday evening by
the members of the Fortnightly Club.
The occasion was an annual reception
and especial effort was made In decorating
ff1 Tim VIII he lYsh
pink and green. The results obtained were
striking. The parlor and dining rooms
we're filled with La France roses set
against a background of green while in
The music room Jacqueminot roses were
scattered In profusion. For the diFertise-
ment of those present guessing contest
was started. the answer 10 questions pro-
pounded TO be the name of flower
The Seattle Ceramic Club held fits last
meeting for the summer on Monday aft
srnaon. June e. at the home OF Mrs. J. III.
Powell. The club will take a summer va
cation, holding ITS next meeting In Sep
enber. when IL expects to renew its
work with an increased membership.
Perennity Pastime Club gave the last
BALL of the season Friday evening at the
,ltfbrooms in the T. o. o. F. hall. 1t was
N an-night affair. and notwithstanding
he warm weather was we'll attended. as
III the entertainments OF the club have
reen. BY a large crowd. IL was alto
sether one OF the most pleasant events
II the season, every effort having been
made by the board OF managers to pro-
-iae for the pleasure and comfort Of those
resent The summer will be taken up
With boating parties and other enjoyable
outdoor affairs.