The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14
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OLYMPIA. Feb. ra-Spscia1-The LADIES'
Relief Society gave a large progressive
euchre party IN ths parlors OF the Osyn-
pia hotel Tuesday evening, FEBRUARY ?.
Tee party proved 70 be q very pleasant
affair. over one hundred guests being
present One OF the parlors was devoted
10 whist so that those who did not enjoy
progressive eucAre could indulge IN
quiet game. But ths livelsSt ana Joliest
crowd gathered about the eighteen euchrs
tables. and thu playing was very interest
ing. Those in attendance passed de-
Eghtful evening. and the ladies' realized
quite = neat sum 10 be devoted 10 cfaF-
ity. The reception committee consisted OF
the officers OF the association. Mrs George
Blankenshlp. Mrs. McAGlcken, Mrs. Phil
Skfliman. Mrs. ]. Harris and Mrs. L.
Bettrnan. The young ladies who marked
the progresssCns and lone hands aided
very materially in the successfoi enter
tainnent OF the guests. They We're Mrs.
Mitchell Harris. Miss Helen Cowles. Miss
Flora Chambers Miss Liehtenstein.
Those receiving prizes for the most pro-
gresslons of euchre were Mrs Charles
Bolton and Mr.. WIN Whitthorne. and for
lone hands Mrs r. N. Reed, ST, and
Judge EImon Scott. Mrs. Anders secured
the prize for the most progressionS az the
whist table, a handsome picture caintily
framed, which was presented by MI n
OfConnsr.
Mrs. George Is. Lane entertained select
number OF her lady friends at luncheon
Saturday afternoon The ladies' who re-
cefved invitations enjoyed the afternoon
very much, ara the luncheon was de-
iehtfEl affair.
Mrs. Cryderman, wife OF the state engi-
neer entertained the Ladies' Whist club
at her residence Friday afternoon The
ladies taking part IN the game were MRS.
a -
Linn, Mrs II. S. Barber. Mrs. Charles
Bates, Mrs. 5. II. Baker, Mrs. George
Blankenship and Miss Nellie Frost.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Christian
church brought the Zobo band of Tacoma
here 20 give one OF their grand concerts
Wednesday night in the Olympia opera
house.
Maj. J. r. Balaine, the governors pri-
waite secretary, went 70 Tentno Tuesday
10 meet Mrs. Ballaine and two daughters,
Sophronia and Florence. They came
from Eastern Washington via Portland,
and were accompanied by Mr. Frank Bal
laine, a brother of Maj. Ballaine. who viii
visit here a few days and then return TO
Moscow, Idaho, where he IS student OF
the university. Mai. Bahaine and family
repaired at once to their home on the
West side, where they VIII reside here
after.
Mr. and Mrs. Cryderman visited Seat
tie the fore part OF the week, returning
TO this city on Wednesdays Multnomah.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Convey left on the
east-bound train Wednesday evening for
Washington, d. &. Mr. Convey is on
business trip, but they will endeavor TO
include the presidential inauguration GER
emonies IN their visit
Mrs. George Reynolds, OF Occur 'Alene
City, Idaho. Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Joe NJ. Johnson. OF Olympia
Mr. Frank Walder, OF Walla Walla,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Mr. j. Hannum Jones. editor of the
NookSaek Reporter. was In the city part
of the week.
Secretary Hobart. Of the State Histor-
zeal Society. Is at the capital endeavoring
10 secure an appropriation for that in
stitution.
A marriage license has been issued TO
Mr. 4. Plumondon and Miss Lizzie Ire
land, OF Tumwater.