The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29

bert OF Milwaukee: Mr.. Thomas Riggs.
sr- Mr. Herman Chzpsn. Mr.. Bernard
ssiy, Mr. George Hyde Preston, ar. Jo-
san Coll-ns, Ar Richard Huri. OF New
York. M George HuTd. Mr. - NJ Austin,
ar. W Z. Goodw.n, ar. joan ellison.
Saps Harry Taylor and Mr. Mznley &
Haines-
The young society ladies' OF the old
AaoS-a-ssayne Club contemplate CIV
sns a party ar the Queen Anne
cfun house early In pscS-nlser
Tais will be joyful news 20 rha
young men MO are fortunate enough 10
Dc on the invitation list OF TIA knoa-a-
haynes, as HE parties given By fals or
sanitation % delightful auss peere among
TIE p-stsiest ever given in Seattle TIE
las. affair they gave Was at the Negent
home. the general verdict being then 1t a (
nothing Sweller could be arranged. but
these same buds are wonderfully rich IN
resources. and X Is not inprooz bic that
the proposed party will outsalne all pro
vioas efforts. The party VIII be given in
three weeks IL the Agayne Club decides
10 give a party during Christmas week.
at which time the Stanford Mandolin and
Giee Club Will Dc in the city. II the
young men. however, fail 10 give their
party. the girls win arrange their date
so as to conform with the giee. club $
dates IN this city.
Miss Moyan entertained the following
young society people Thursday night az
cards and dancing Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Jackson. Mrs. Fisher. Miss Baxter. Miss
Holmes. Miss Mcknight. Miss Helen
Lawrence. Miss Clarke. Miss Evelyn
Graves. Miss waidron. Miss Brookes. Miss
Carroll. Miss Serple. Miss Spencer. Miss
Hansard. Miss Garfield. Miss Laura Can
field. Miss Miller. AR. VIII Insiis. Mr..
Jesse Brinksr Mr.. Orrln Rank. MIR. SD
ney Hansard. Mr. Frank Frederick. MIR.
Harry Frederick. Mr. Charles Caary. Mr..
Bob Webb, Mr.. Ralph Hopkins. NJ,
Charles Wurtele, Mr.. Ernest Wurtsie.
Mr.. John Carroll. Mr.. Thomas V Tyler
OF Tacoma. Mr.. Lenos James RicSa-d,
Mr.. William Keith and Mr.. TomlinSon.
Hearts was the game played, the sue
eesSful players being Miss Beth Waldron
dancing was enjoyed.
The third party OF the winter series 20
lie given by the Wednesday Night Sub
scr.psion Club was gwen at Psosch's ball
Tuesday night. the hall being previously
engaged for the regular night. The cold.
sharp weather made dancing doubly
pleasant, and for four hours the gay wAsrl
was kept up with naaddening zest. The
IUkIQA-1k were S&fNHo RtSSSsAN~ ~1--
and Mrs. r. L. Parkhurst. AIR. and MIS-.
f. ". McGsnnls. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Horner. Lieut..
and Mrs. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II.
Weston Mr.. and Mrs. w. Denny. Mr. and
Mrs NJ r. Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. u. J.
Tnorson, Mr.. and Mrs O. ID. Coivin. Mrs
Douglas, Miss Munger. Miss Harris. Mss
Ayerst. Miss Bursingame, Mr.. ]. w Nc
connaughsy, Mr.. Richards, Mr.. Lilly and
CIR. Higgins.
Among the happsest OF Thanksgiving
dinners was one given by DR.. and AIRS:
George Newsansds IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Preston. Mr.. and Mrs
samuel p. Weston, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Tarned. Mr.. and Mrs W. w. WI
shire and Mr. and Mrs. Kline, who
made up the camping party that WIS.,
tied Lake Crescent last summer the
guests. after a most botIntsou turkey din
ner. spent the evening, which was taken
up in card playing and music.
Mrs. ]. d. Lownan entertained the
members of the French Club last Monday
afternoon. General conversation occupied
the early part OF the afternoon. After the
serving OF dainty refreshments Prof Con-
slant continued his talks on the Louvre
TIE club VIII meet tomorrow AZ the home
of Mrs. Joseph F. McNaught. corner or
Marion street and Sixth avenue
Mrs John Lsary gave blue card party
Wednesday afternoon In honor or MRS.
Mckee. who Is visiting her parents, Col
and Mrs. Granville o. Hailer. Mrs W. !.
Forrest won the FIRST prize az six-hSnd 81
euchre and Mrs. Waterman the second
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Gordon enter
faina~a a number OF friends al oinner
Thanksgiving day. The menu was esaoo-
rate and carried out in the perfect man
ner that characterszes ali the ohhsls
gwen by Airs. Gordon
Mrs. Bailey Gatzerf, whose philantnropic
deeds have caused her 80 be reyered IN
thts city. made the hearts OF her kinder
earten children happy by giving them
-Thanksgiving surprise at tia handsome
Memorial building.
Mrs e. c. Neufeider gave very
pretty card party SATURDAY alleff'oor'
complementary 10 Mrs. Mckee. Six-hand-
al euchre was played. Mrs. c. j. Smith
winning the FIRST prize and Mrs. n Il.
Stewart second.
Nj and Mrs. Fl. r. elise Rad q family
Thanksgiving dinner az their handsome
roma on Highland drive A. which sixteen
fsfxFrnsttatT FF44AzN+@ A&A&tF*sTs $500 N-A'
fssflvs board, which groaned with the
deliCacies.
Ahou. twenty-five merryrnakers took
,,esg~ssgon 81 the Sheate residences at Queen
Anna Thanksgiving evening and contin-
- she star chamber proceedings begun
AZ Ga Columbia street on Tuesday even
ing.
ra. regular Saturday night sosrs@ Of the
Queen Anne Dancing Club was held at
the club house last night.
rhA wednesday Night Cub VII meet
~. week with Ar. and Mrs. A. Is. Stew
ART. 1ss Marion street.
The girls az the Nssska set are pianning
"a give a dancing party about fha middle
Of December.
covers wsre laid for sft~en az q Thanks-
giving dinner given b. Col and Mrs C.
II Shssfe-
The Queen Anne Cfnch Club VIII nses
tosnorrow might with Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ.
Broozss.
In Art Circles.
A nrsilian. enronx xrase4 TIE srSsdio ard
ar gallery Of the Seattle Az League and
seasai % peztEn on Friday afternoon and
axsen-nG last. er0wn4ng ,ase reception WITH