The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
House and Card Parties.

"Wednesday evening party OF ODDLY
a.esaes rearle aliehted from a Green iSks
car and stole snftly up the hill 70 me res
aance OF Judge #. \. Mcdonald ~ Green
lake. n locked rs Y the house was 20 %
sat.., ~ a crowd OF old-fashioned coun-
- scscoI children. for the ladies were
~ .t.trsa fa short dresses and Bingham
ss~ftcs" while the gentlemen wore knick-
e~boekers. short Jackets or pinafotes-
s,,adenfv the multiplication tanae N
cong poured forth on the started night
- "a fudge Mcdonald and family On
onarinv the front door, found merry
'..,-as ~ ire fuaze's scholars" gathered
y, tse riazzS, for they were members ot
.ha company that 50 successfully gave
arc .sFgsesfriet School" recently at local
benefit FOR Edgewater Congreaatiot.a4
church. ard Rad come 20 surprise ~"
teacher and to remind him that X wss
+he anniversary OF his birthday fns
ss,,c,-a ay7F girls were received most b0@-
.,3..A5y ~ their host and hostess. n &C.
it,htftfi evening following. Various games
were PLAYED and tire cosnTany joined N
familiar SONGS Patrick PLAYED rs
Hste Moses PLAYED ne fife ana RAIN
tse,s' danced a horupipe. About le@ a
.se,s@saue luncheon was served and Tho
,~vosr.f,s feature OF the evening was when
Y,,E0s M~FDo-asA was given thread -
,,rv-frs which had been wound m and out.
through fhe spacious rooms on the NIX
eonr ~ the front room on the H9or ahaNe.
~chvreh fashion. ard a. the end 81 when n
sc,r4 a beautlfuI painting. handsomely
s-avseH rressnteG BY hlE "dntifni @rh9'-
.~s .rhe esse.ts dersarted IN time for t7s
1sst ear. having spent a most deiightfni.
t~sov~ssl ssesssni evening. There vera
.A.s,s sNfrfv ~ the company present.
e,,crq vhogn were: Mr.. and Mre. .. x
s-nrva1. Mr.. and Mre. A. y. boveloy'
~ ar8 Mes A. = Tucker. sfr. and Mrs.
ss-v1 Tars Mr.. ard Mrs = r. Galloway.
~ a1F sf~u A j. Goddard, Mr.. ard Mrs.
yT~t,,-ar-s Saunders. Mr. ard Mrs. q. A.
sr,,oa-a- NJ ard sFrs. y. A. NcPhee. Cant
go Mrs w X Merwfn. Mrs. G. II Rerns-
berg Mrs. r r Pore. sr-; Mrs. = T.
s.ovev Mrs NJ ~ Morrison, Mrs 9. "
ss-ceEs Mrs.. A. y Goddard. Mrs = r.
~arxh. aE-a. r. CITES. Miss Agnes Cod
ssrs srss I.veru7ere. Rev. J. T. Nie1er.
NJ George eau. Mr.. F. K HsTFick- sr.
T7arrv Corhlu. Mr.. Alfred Giles and Mr.
w. DsusnoFe.
,,,.x cs~ssa-r. % wichita. Kan. anH
.sis. ia Howard. o. Portland, or. wers
rses.= of honor a. a party Tsven 6E " -
caste zffl~ - the resi8enee ~ Mrs =.
= sffles. Queen Anrs hiIf. Fraday even
ting. Progressive caTfs. rngsc anG aAnn-
f-s ~z-sa sna order o. the evenings arn8se-
.ue-f. Delicious refreshments were served
A. II o'eiock Those present were Lea
yrwr~~ Msaa Warner. Mas Gertie An
.se~ao- arFss Tsa Iewls Aftss Tge Floyd.
Ma r3evte MAas DoHxe. Miss WAlfers.
1fisn F-fhAs voungs SIR Leonard An9fr-
arn Mr.. D. r fewfa. Nr- Lawrence kin-
$40 Wr = r Savres NJ =. T.. MONT
tsv NJ George Morris. Mr. Lawrsnrs
T,frnsr. Mr. T. L. Morris ard MF. D. X.
NILS
r,-s q. ~ rros. e-s1vshis parties ., -
xaescn was that given ~ Mrs. y g.
rJrfazs Fr{aaT December Is, a. IT Twen-
s.--f-.sr-sA sesraa aga.s. fa hanaT - per
-s.taF Mss &sfse Tuck Tee evening was
sr..ef ln rnHs3c games and daae5ng- 4
bosnrsoas rsyzst EAs served. after which