The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-15

A pleasant farewell party was given sat-
urday. November Z. by Miss Bertha De-
lano at her residence in honor or Miss
Lillian Parker. who has removed TO Los
Angeles. Cal Dancing was participated
in and at IL O'clock luncheon was served.
The following were present: Mrs. c. De-
lano. Mss Edna P.nkham, Miss Helen
Gently Robb, Miss Idelia Johnson Ass
han Parker. Miss Bertha Deaano. Miss
Eta Alexander. Miss Irene Mitchell. Miss
Minnie M;nton. Miss Laura Clark. Miss
Van SAINT. Miss Akce Delano. Miss Nellie
Phillips. Miss Agnes Basset, Miss Hattie
Myers. SAIr. q. e. Deiauo, AR. Deverill, Mr..
Emmett Rohb. Mr.. Campbell Mr.. Deiano.
Mr.. William Deiano. Mr.. Frank Delano.
Mr.. W. Switzerland. Mr.. Bob Busheil, Mr..
John Curry. Mr.. John Daniels, DIR. Ben
Wheeoch. Mr.. j. p. Transue. Mr.. A. Cur
tbs.
Miss Ethel Young. of Ross, entertained
a merry party of friends at progressive
angling Friday evening. An impromptu
musical programme followed the games.
after which q dainty luncheon was served.
The first prize was won by Miss Murray,
of Chicago. and the consolation prize was
awarded TO Mr.. Leonard Anderson. The
guests present werc: Miss Warner. Miss
Lewis. Miss Casste Mis-. Miss Gertrude
Anderson, Miss Peck. Miss Dodge. Miss
Miss Ward. Miss Youngs. Miss Murray.
Miss Ethel Youngs. Mr.. d. II. Lewis. Mr.
Leonard Anderson. Mr.. d. r. Mills. Mr.
r. Sayres. Mr.. Lawrence Kincaid. Mr.
George Morris, Mr.. l.. A. Turner, Mr.. E.
l.. Morris. Mr.. &. A. Nelson. Mr.. A S.
SchieId, Mr.. w. f. Warren. Of Denver,
Col. Mr.. S. Hopkins
The Lake Union Whist Club met last
Thursday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Drew. 1916 Mercer street.
The royal prize was won by Miss Ida
Goulett and Mr.. Fred Collins. and the
BOBBY by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Birk.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Drew, Mr. and Mrs. II. Rowell Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. Lincoln Mr.. and Mrs. u. Fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Birk. Mrs. J. Goulett.
Mrs. c. Cowder. Mrs n. Tyler. Mrs N.
Mcknight. Miss Goulett. Miss Lizzie
Helm. Miss Lucinda Herald. OF Olympia:
Miss Ida Goulett. Miss Marguerite Yarno.
Mr.. Parker Rowell. Mr.. Fred Collins, Mr..
John Yarno. Mr.. Joe Helm. Mr.. Ed Mcrn-
tyre, Mr.. Arthur cowden. Mr.. VIII Helm,
Mr.. VIII Goulett. Mr.. Earl Rowell.
The Camano Whist Club was entertained
by Judge and Mrs. r. j. Humes Wednes-
day evening. Progressive v hist was play
ed until 1890 when eraoorate refresh
ments were served. and the remainder of
the evening passed with music and dane
ing. Those present were: Judge and
Mrs T. J. Humes, DIR. and Mrs. T. G..
Albin. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs r. q. Ellsworth. Miss A. Melon
aid Miss Allen, Miss Drew, Miss Nellie
Drew. Mr.. w. T.. HUMPHREYS. DR.. T.. r.
Hoye. Dr. Burkhart. Mr.. n. II. Smith.
Mr. Ed Drew. Dr. F. s. Smith. Mr.. Greg
DRY Ellsworth. Mrs. Humes and DIR.
a.
and Mr. NJ. II. Smith were awarded the
consolation prizes.
The wednesday Afternoon Club met
with Mira. f.. T. Pope, jr. 60 Vermont
street, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C.. r.
Walllu read a sketch OF Longfeliow's life
and character under the heading Of Mod
ern Literature" Mrs. Jacob Fusen read
paper on the life of Heroditus. and Mrs.
A. +. Tucker followed with a paper on his
works. The subjects for discussion were:
Introduction TO Ancient History" and
'srhe First Epoch OF American History"
The next meeting Will be with Mrs. c. f.
Remsberg.
Mr.. Earl Jenner informally entertained
a few friends at the Jenner home. near
Lake Union. Tuesday evening Those
-rexent were: Mr. Frank Giles Mr.. Theo-
dore JenHrfs ait- Aiasty 1bee, -at. shN'-
bert Jenner. Mr.. Ed. W. Worthtngton.
Mr. Norman Jenner, Mr.. Worth Dens-
more.
Mrs. e w. Anderson, of Green Lake
entertained a few friends at luncheon
Thursday In honor of her guest. Mrs. r.
z. Erbee. OF Portland Those present
were: Mrs. r. r. De Vile. Mrs. b. f.
Miles. Mrs. p. F. Warner Mrs. L. w.
Emery. Mrs b. w Smith. Mrs. c. s.
Roberts Mrs. s. Holden