The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

we're introduced. The german VAS aext
danced. The figures being tie coach. tAa
drive me rsngEaaster. the stresnssrS ard
she bells. The children went through he
Fsront figures in a very clever way.
Miss Mabel kaNcch danced a Valentine
sktrt dance ard lhea the valentines were
distributed. each chlsd receiving Two o.
more. Afser two-step had eeea danced
refreshments were served. followed BY a
wElgn ard . swo~step.
Scclety seems % have gore mad. Ar
etNsr ctuA. made 20 exclusively - ladies'
a. ire married SET. has been formed %
Study that mast scientific same. whist,
ard u~rfect themselves IN the theories -
lad down lv Hamilton. Work and How
ell THIS club meets on Tuesday Afternoon
Of each week and 81 quite exclusive. EN-
hrsc3nr among its members the foi8owiaS
well-known society ladies'; Mrs. J. D
Teurnan. Mrs Edwin A. Strout. Mrs. ba-
vld y Baxter. Mrs. Montgomery Russell.
Mrs Robert 9. Washburn. Mrs. Living
sfon p Stedman. Mrs. George ncnwoTth,
Mrs David EeGcxg. Airs. Charles II.
whittlesey. Mrs, Resiek Mckee. MRS.
George NJ. Psschan. AIRS. William T. Pres
ton Last week tire club met with Mira
ing the coming Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Stinson gave = children's
narty az her handsome Queen Anne home
last Monday afternoon. in honor OF tho
eth birthday Of her bright. Ht,le son, Aeh-
son Herald. Childish games we're played
and delicious lunchson set Tor the tots
Among those present We're; Misses Mar
Earet Crane. Twinkle Perkins Margaret
Dorothy Ssirnsoa. Margaret Burns.
Frances elise. Ruth Baxter, Ruth elise.
Masters Jack Baxter. Charley elise. Jack
o'Teole. Gilbert Van wagenen. Casper
Clark, Maurice McMicken.
Mr.. n. Gay Fversole. who was recently
hurt hy a runaway cable car. left for Los
Angeles Friday morning. Mr.. Eversole
is very feeble and stta suffers from ths
Effects OF his fan nut by the advice OF
the physician he seeks warmer climate.
hppsnx the change viii aid his recovery.
IL will in all probability be six months
before Mr. Eversole viii be able TO con-
duct his business
Mrs. Esen Smith gave an Informal
luncheon Wednesday In honor OF Mrs.
Adams. mother OF Mrs. NJ F. Baekus. Ths
ladies present were: Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Rack1ls Mrs T. r. NJ. Miller. Mrs. Cid
dlngs. Mrs. Fulton. Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Q.
r. Tyler. Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. r.
Burns.
Mrs. Olive Miller eharmingiy entertain
ed a few friends Friday evening at cards.
Cfneh was the game chosen. the success
full rlAyer~ being Miss Power. 81 West
virginia and Mr.. A. q. Dunn. The prizes
were dainty and artistic. being water COLI
ors by Miss Miller. Refreshments and
dancing followed cards,
Mrs p. r. NJ Miller entertained the fol-
lowing ladies' at cards Friday afternoon:
Mrs Thurman, Mrs. II, w. Price. Mrs
Cole Mrs X. r.. Spencer. Mrs, Angus
tine Mrs. Ranke, Mrs. Fulton Mrs. Rem
ham. Mrs s. l.. Crawford. Mrs. HARDWOOD
Morgan, Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Ranke.
The Queen Anne cinch Club met with
Mr. and Mrs F. n. Van Wagenen Monday
night The next meeting viii be with Mr..
and Mrs. r. r, Mccoy At their home.
1901 Second avenue west. and will be on
Thursday evening, February Is. Instead or
Monday. February %
Mrs. James Morgan gave a dinner party
Thursday. al which the following were
present: Rev. and Mrs y. G. Garrett.
Miss Power. Miss Reazly, OF West Vlr-
gina: Miss Sutherland. Mrs. Michel and
Mr. Charles Cotton.
The Colonial party. which was 10 have
been given at the Queen Anna clubhouse
on February -, has been given up on sc-
count OF the charity ball
Mrs. Clayton J. Burns gave n ohlfren's
party az her home on Queen Anne Friday
In honor OF her beautiful little daughter.
Margaret.