The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-04

that lady By the way, Palo Alto are two
Spanish words. and interpreted mean:
Afso high. Pale. trse-Hsgh Trees-sS Mrs..
Stanford calls her Summer residence. from
the number and aelghr o. ~God's senFl-
nsls' by which x l. surrounded. PAID
Alto Is three hours from san Francisco by
rail
Mrs. Fred Munger entertained a number
OF friends On Tuesday afternoon in the
parlors OF the GrisSth. Whist VAS en-
loyed until o clock. when Investments
were served. The whist prizes were very
dainty. and were won by Mrs. Whiting
and Mrs A L Horner. Mrs Mungers
guests were: Mrs Whiting and Mrs.
Augustine. Mrs Adams. Mrs. Blackwell.
Mrs. swesny, Miss King. Mrs. A. L. Hor-
ner Mrs Bell Mrs Charles F. WhitiIesey.
Mrs futile. Mrs Brown. Mrs. cochrane,
Mrs Miller. Mrs Jarvis. Mrs. Berry.
TIE Oregon is on the Sound al last
The big bartleship dropped anchor at
PORT Orchard yesterday, and will probably
remain there for two weeks befcre COM
ing 10 Seattle. This Will make IL Just too
swell for anything. for the society girls
can entertain the brass button heroes az
dancing parties. luncheoRs. etc, 10 their
hearts delight. as the LSntsn restriction
VIII De thing OF the past by that time.
Many % the junior officers attached 20
the snip were here on the Philadelphia
last yoar. at which time they became &C.
cidedly popular with the girls.
Mrs NJ p Augustine gave a most elab-
crate charity party Thursday afternoon
from to J. the proceeds going 10 a poor
and worthy Invalid. About seventy-five Of
the leading society people Of the city were
present The feature OF the afternoon was
a number OF entertaining queries. each
successful guest receiving prize appro-
PIRATE TO the LIST OF April. Refreshments
were served during The afternoon. and
pleasing programme was rendered b. Miss
Richardson. Miss Gertrude Bell. Miss Ruth
Wilson and Mr.. Wallace Crawford.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Goodwin and son,
William Browneli Goodwin. left yesterday
afternoon for their home in Hartford.
Connecticut. The trip across the CONT
nent will be made in the palatial private
car OF President Winter. OF the Northern
Pacific. sent out By request OF J. Pierp9nt
Morgan. the millionaire banker OF New
York, cousin OF Rev. Mr. Goodwin. Mr.
". b. Goodwin. who has been dangerously
III at Providence hospital with typhoid
fever. was removed from the hospital IN
an ambulance and placed in bed aboard
the car.
Come. catch folly as IL flies" was the
invitation 10 an April isc luncheon which
was served in a fascinating and charming
manner by Mrs. Flavius s. Cole 10 four
teen guests. They were: Mrs. Charles
Stimson. Mrs William ID. Perkins, Mrs F.
u. Van Wagenen. Mrs. G. l.. Webb, Mrs.
Dlmmkt Mrs ]. b. MacDougall, Mrs.
Henry Thurman. Mrs. Clayton Jerome
Burns, Mrs. j. Albert Jackson. Mrs. r. F.
Blaine. Mrs. F. s. Stimson. Mrs. Harwood
Morgan, Mrs. w. l. benham. Mrs. Charles
E. Burnside.
The Bachelors Club. the members OF
which have occupied the Macculsky house
during the past winter. has taken the
Stratton home on Madison street and
Boylston avenue. and win take possession
May !. This club consists Of Capt. Harry
Taylor. Lester Turner. " 3. Haines and
John Savage.
The Tuesday Evening cinch Club was
entertained last week by Mr.. and Mrs. g.
W. Fischer. The following members were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Blaine. Mr.. and Mrs.