The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-08

son. 10 consist OF literary musical ana
dancing affairs. The club house. since be-
ing enlarged. Is the pride OF every resi-
dent of the picturesque hill. and is I'M
doubleday the handsomcst private hail in
the Northwest
The members OF the older. or ultra. set
are contemplating giving the swell func-
ton of the early season at the Country
Club at Beams point on Thanksgiving.
Private theatrica!s are spoken OF. to be
followed by dancing.
Mrs. George F. Gund entertained the
members OF the French club last Monday
afternoon. Professor Constant gave an in
teresting as well as instructive talk on the
treasures contained in one room OF the
Louvre The subject will be continued
next Monday tomorrow afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. JOSEPH r. Mcknight.
where Miss Huntoon will entertain the
members of the club.
At Miss Gertrude Claws Halloween
party the following were present: Miss
Beth waldron. Miss Morgan Miss Evelyn
Graves. Miss Helen Lawrence, Miss ST.
donia Fnrth. Mr.. Frank Fredericks. Mr..
VIII Inglis, Mr. Trenaman, Mr. Charles
Cotton and Mr.. Ernest Wurtei.
Miss Beth waIdron gave box party at
Scenes in Fa.ryiand' at the Seattle thea
ter Thursday night a. which the following
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Blaine.
Mss Sidouia Furth. Mr.. James Murray
and Mr. Frank Frederick.
Miss Helen McNauVht. Mr.. Grin Rank.
Mr. Jess Brinker. Mr. r. l.. Reber, Mr..
Rob Brinker and Mr. Ed Herald left on
yesterday afternoons Flyer for Tacoma.
20 attend the party given in that city last
night.
A number OF the society people OF Sc
attic will attend the ball TO be given az
Tacoma on November ID by the japanese
vice consul.
A number OF the young society set are
talking Of giving dancing party on next
saturday evening at the Queen Anne club
house.
Mrs. Charles d. StImSon entertained
twenty friends at luncheon Thursday af-
ternoon-
The Wednesday Card Club will meet
this week al the residence Of C. J. Smith.
Club PARTIES.
The regular semi monthly dance OF the
Too-whit Club was given last Thursday
evening in Masonic hall. and was constd-
cred by all present to be the most success
ful che since the opening dance The
membership roll Of the Too-whit Club Is
becoming larger. and corresponding In
crease Of interest fs noticeable among the
members The new board of directors of
the club consists OF Mr.. VIII Atwood.
president: Mr.. r. NJ Pearse, treasurer.
and Mr. j. W. Sayre. secretary. Those
present las: Thursday night were Mrs.
Arthur Wright. Miss Olive Trafton. Miss
Alice Tuck. Miss Agnes Bassett. Miss Dot
Mcfarland. Miss Clara Bailey. Miss Ma
rton PesrSe, Miss Robb. Miss Adeila john
son, Miss Wright. Miss Alma Wallis,
Miss Sundbiad Miss Laubscher, Miss
Marie Kurtz Miss Hedrick, Miss
Nellie shea. Miss Agnes Bradshaw,
Mr. Emmett Rabb, Mr.. Arthur
Wright. Mr. Otis i.aubscher. Mr. Hal
r.auhscher Mr.. VIII Atwood, Mr.. Stewart.
Mr.. Louis Curtis. Mr.. ". III. Pearse. MI
O. T. Parkhurst. Mr.. Burns. Mr. Bert
Sweezea Mr.. Ed Gresham. Mr.. Adolphus
Bronson. Mr.. r. j. Ferguson. Mr.. Harry
MCGOWAN. Mr. j. +. Cummings. Mr.. Joe
Dill Mr. Maurice Arthur Hartncst, Ar.
Henry Eggsrt. Mr. Frankfort, Mr.. Charles
Todd. Mr.. Charles Hin
For IN. second time this season the
members and friends OF the Entire Nous
club gathered In their pleasant quarters
Al Morris hall. ard passed ar eEs5oya bic
evening in dancing There was largs
attendance and the affair was = success