The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

AIS Mae~i Tayicr the ere fe~ assistance.
Each - ire girls received a. a souvenir
= dainty little boahou box T-hass pre<-
ent we're Mas 20 Sehrarn. Mss Rath
Scararr- Mss Virginia Wrestling Mss
Aims Stewart Miss Helen Hughes Mss
Carrie Atkinson Niss Rowe-a Mac
Mfcke-. Mss Maud NacNsrEen. Ms
Helen Treuper Mss Bessie Smith Miss
LaasS5e MecCGlsky Mss Helen Burreli,
Miss Harriet Allen Miss T1enora Mac
Graz. Mss Grace MacAllfster Mss kath-
crime Tyler. Mss Ethel rgIkfns. Mss
Cara Wing Mss Mabel Taylor Mss
Florence Henry. Mss AS4ns Cole Mss
Cassie F'uarnsn. Mss Virginia Scarry.
Miss Emily Clary Miss Helen Perkins and
Mss Margaret Smith.
On February = Mr. ana Ms. z :.
Bsatre eutertains5 the Friday Evening
Cineh Cub IN a most earning and navel
manner. The beautiful paust0a bone
which they Occupy. was arfistAcsay decor
ated for the occasion. Valentine fAvor~
were given and hearts and arrows were
very much Ia evidence TIE pFiHes we're
also heart-snapea. and consisted q Two
exquisite Wedgwood borbor dishes TIE
fortunate winners were Mr.. CnzrleS T.
Burnside and Mrs. . " Fisher The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. wtn1ela Smith
&r. and Mrs. Schuyler Mr.. and Mrs
Burnside. Mr. and Mrs Charles Watson
M. and Mrs William y. Perkins Nj and
Mrs Harwooa Morgan. M. and Mrs q
w Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. r " Price Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs r
r. Van Tuyi. NJ and Mrs /. r Smith,
Mrs. F. :. Cole, Mr.. DaUlton Mr.. Latimer.
Mr.. Joslyn.
On Wednesday evening Mrs Clarence
Preston entertained number OF friends
At progressive waist. The partners we're
selected by score cards which were made
g mate BY ingenious combinations made
from weli-knoxn advertisements Taa Ia
dies cards bore the illustrations. which,
were drawn by Mrs Preston These pres
eat were Mr. and Mrs George Kirk. Mr.
and Mrs. j. a. Paine. Mr., and Mrs. J. W
Pratt. Mr. and Ms. T. F. Basss. Or. and
Mrs Newlsnds Mr.. and Mrs. A Fisksn.
Miss Pratt. Mr.. 4. W. Bass and Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Preston.
Fashionable ladies' will read with pleas
ure the announcement that the Post-In-
telligencer has entered into contract
with an Eastern publishing house for
series Of carefully illustrated articles ac-
curately describing me coming s3yies in
women's gowns as designed and modelled
by EurOpe's fourteen masters Of fashion.
Including Felix. Of Paris: On DrecolI %
Vienna, ana Debenham * Fresb0dy. %
London. These will be the FIRST authentic
descriptions ever presented ia this couB-
try in advance OF their publication abroad.
and IS big undertaking. The Posi-Infel~
iigencer win be the only paper on the Pa
ciie coast outside OF San Francisco. 10
run these articles and plates. and viii pub
llsh them simultaneously with a New
York paper a Boston paper and the Chi
eaEo Tribune.
Last Thursday Mrs O. " Fisher gave a
dainty violet luncheon 10 number OF her
friends. The iong-stemmed and most
fragrant California violet graced the occa-
sion. The centerpiece consisted OF a ssrgs
bunch Of violets in an exquisite cut glass
punch bowl, while others were scattered
about the table and a bunch for each
guest. Mrs. Fishers guests were Mrs. r.
c. Hughes. Mrs W. n. Perkins. Mrs Har-
wood Morgan, Mrs r W Price. Mrs 2.
r Blaine Mrs. George r. Riley. Mrs Ar
thur Hawley. Mrs Fred Fisher. Mrs. c. L.
Webb, Mrs. J. A. Jackson.
Rialto hall was the scene Of very pref
~ dancing party Monday night. Several
figures OF the german We're danced. The
company. made Up OF wel-known society
people was as follows. Mr. and Mrs E r
Blaine. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Stimson Mr..
and Mrs. William u. Perkins. Mr.. and Mira
Clayton J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Van
Tuyl Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Burnside.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w Price Mr. and Mrs.
5. l.. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs J. a. Jack
son. Miss Clarke Miss Waldron MT LAti-
mer. Mr. Z. l.. Reber and Mr.. Tomilnson.
\ business meeting Of the Assembly Club
was held Thursday evening at the Queen
Anne clubhouse. Ia view or other social
events which viii occur before Lent il
was decided by the club members 10 wait
until after Lent before giving another
dancing party. During Lent the members
viii enjoy themselves in a quiet way BY a
series Of card parties at their respective
residences. to De participated ia by the
club members only.
Mr.. Lester Turner gave box party
At the Third Avenue last night IN honor
OF Miss Bennett. o. Fairhaven. Mr.. Tur-
ners guests were: Miss Bennett Miss
Furth. Miss Strive. Mr.. John Savage and
NJ. Fred X. Struve.
Cot and Mrs. Charles NJ. sheafe. Mr. and
Mrs John l.. Cole Mr.. and Mrs Edward
q Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Fred n. Peter
son were guests OF Judge and Ms 4. II.
Foote Thursday evening. the occasion be
ing an elegant supper.
TIE Denny Thurman Whist Club was
entertained by Mrs. Henry Thurman Fri
day afternoon. II was the closing meet
ing Of "A series. about forty ladies being
present.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Thurman. Mr. and
Mrs Harwood Morgan and Mr.. Albert
Hansen occupied q box at the Third Ave
nue. theater Wednesday night.
Mrs. :. L. Crawford leaves Tuesday on
the Puehla FOR "a months visit with her
mother. Mrs. :. T. Clayton. ia Sacra-
mento. cal.
Mrs. George 3. KittlnEer leaves tomor-
row for San Jose. Cal, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Howard Lewis.
The Queen Anne Cinch Club met last
week with Mr.. and Mrs r. z. Mccoy,
1891 Second avenue west
Mrs Montgomery Russell entertained
A number o. friends 81 luncheon Friday
afternoon
The CotilIion Club viii give q party.
possibly a german, 81 Prosch's haN or
March =
The Queen Anne C1ab will give card
party az the club house tomorrow even