The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.
The twentieth wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs J. II keaua. or Fourteenth
avenue was celebrated last saturday
evening A pleasant evening was spent.
with music, vocal and Instrumental after
which an elegant lunch was spread IL
was midnight when the guests departed
wishing Mr. and Mrs Reaua many hap
py returns OF the day. Among those pres
ent were SIR. and Mrs. William J. Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs James Conway, Mr. and
Mrs W TobIn, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gross,
Mr. and Mrs. Eorman. mir. aud Mrs. l.
Krfeeel Mr. and Mrs. r. J. McCombs
Mr. and Mrs NJ Deepening, mr. and
hrs. Duaier, Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Bird,
Air. and Mrs. a L. Rogers. ar; ana Ms
r G. Westernnan. Mr. and Mrs. A NJ
Kent, Mr and Mrs II. stevees. Dir. and
Mrs Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dow
man Mr.. and Mrs William Bowen. Mr.
aud Mrs II. Bowen, Mr.. l.. G. Duel, Mr.
II. G. Martin. Mr. WIN Kent. Ar. w
Fraker, Mr.. Leroy Bowen, Master How
ard Kent Master Charlie Reqaa, Master
Lawrence Rurk. Miss Mae Bell Sheahan.
Miss Marie Conway. Miss Mae Bell Bow
en- Miss Doliie Bowen, Miss AIDA
SWeazea. Miss Carrie Bowen, Miss
cioeley Conway. MAss Estella Requa-
At the home OF his parents. Nr. and
Mrs J. A. Snyder. in West Seattle.
Claude Snyder was given a surprise in
honor Of mis- tWenfy-first birthday on the
evening OF october p. Progressive whist
was INDUCED IN. Miss Blanche Clark, of
Seattle, and Mr.. Martin klle were award
ed the first prizes and Miss Cora Elwel
and Mr.. Ray Coombs captured the BOBBY
prizes. At IL o'clock a delightful repast
was served after which dancing and
music were IN order. At o'clock all de-
parted after having spent most pleas
ant evening. which viii long be remem-
bered by the young people OF West Sc
attic. The following were present: Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Kile MIR. and Mrs O. r.
Words, Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Cunningham
and Master Charles, OF Seattle. Miss Eta
MCGEE, Miss Cora Elweli, Miss Crissie
Dotson, Miss Helen Watson, Miss Bertha
Wood Miss Exile Lane. Miss Blanche
Clark, OF Seattle. Miss May Snyder. Miss
Bessie SNYDER and Mr.. Ray Coombs, Mr..
j. w Hainsworth, Mr.. Roy Cunningham,
Mr. j. D. MCGEE, Mr.. M MCGEE. Mr..
Watson Snyder and Mr.. Chas. Kile.
A genuine surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cranney at their
residence. 3i3 Aloha street, last Wednes-
day evening, in honor OF their tenth we'd
ding anniversary. New games were in
troduced which were enjoyed by young
and old, after which luncheon was
served. followed by dancing. The tin
presents were numerous and valuable.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Cranney, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Cranney,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cranney. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Murphy, Mrs. Thos. II. Campbell.
Mrs. Thos. Hood, Mrs. John Nolop. Mrs:
Harry EgeI, Mrs. John Yarno Miss
Annabel Campbell Miss Hettie Smith,
! Miss Louisa Goulett, Miss Ida Goulett.
Miss Belle Hood. Miss Maggie Yarno
Miss Maud FaIlon, Miss Jennie Melon
| lett. Mr.. VIM. Smith, Mr.. VIM. Helms,
Mr. Chas. Hood. Mr.. Chas. Anderson.
Mr.. Ed. Porter, Masters James and Thos
| II. Cranney, tr.
Friday evening, November s. the Rosa
Mystica Literary Society OF the Academy
OF Holy Names. Seventh and Jackson. as
sembled TO place a wreath of laurels on
| the brow OF Adelaide Anne Proctor, the
| poefess the woman. the philanthropist.
| The programme was as follows: Biograph-
| zeal sketch Dorothy Burke: reading. The
Faithful Soul" Anna Sheedy: essay. An
/ ideal Woman" Annie Norris; recitation
LEGEND o. Bregenz." Sarah Howard: trio
| THE Homeless Poor" Ida May Wright,
| Adelaide Dickmann. Katie Howard: essay,
STRAY Leaflets from a Favorite Author"
Bessie Titus; reading. "Incompleteness"
Margaret Branigan; recitation, The Mes
! sage" Elizabeth Mcdonald. This society.
| whose aim Is the literary Advancement OF
| tts members meets once a month. Its pro-
/ grammes are always interesting and in
! structlve, and generally interspersed with
| musical numbers.
The T. T. T. Club. a recent organiza-
| ton. having for It's members thirteen
/ young lady students Of the university.
! gave its initial party Saturday evening,
| October So at the residence Of Miss Glas-
| cow 12s North Broadway. The interior
/ OF the handsome residence had been dec
| GRATED with autumn leaves, and the guests
| enjoyed Halloween games throughout the
! evening At tho entrance the guests were
I received by three merry "spooks." and
souvenirs were presented 10 each.
I dainty luncheon was served. The young
ladies who entertained were: Miss Ella
/ Doucnn. Mss Grace Glasgow. Miss Anaa
! Hayes Miss Rue Glasgow. Miss Emma
| Roll, Miss Lulu Fuller Miss Olivia Peck.
I Miss Alice Sloan. Miss May Fuller. Miss
/ Blanche Brookes. Miss Nora Chambers.
/ Miss Clarice Van Emmon and Miss Clara
4 Bailey.
/ Mrs II Clay Eversole entertained the
1 French Club at her home on Boylston
( avenue on Monday afternoon Seventeen
/ - Tho twenty mbcrs were present The
/ members find that they can now sustain
/ q conversation in French with very little
/ exsrtion. hence all were At case. Mrs. J.
! u Iounan ard Miss Emery were cordial
/ Is welcomed ~ the members q the club.
/ Is beicr the first meeting these two mem
/ bers have attended this season. The early
/ part 81 the afternoon was passed I'm gen
/ cral converse ticn. led by II. Constant.
I After tho serving ~ dainty refreshments.
Z the remainder ~ the afternoon was spent
/ IN reading one q the romarceS q Bal
4 sac whe next meeting VIII be az the homo
r. "a