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

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NeF1ls ~ TTsEafa-e~ contributed much
70 t1e enjoyment ~ the evening. Refresh
n2e1ts were ss~ve5 abous q 80 aflSs A.
ce-soas EGests we're Miss Hasr-Rr Mss
Cassie AlllS Mss WaFner MISS r1ser,aat.
Mss Ezaei Noungs Mss NAY Sznssh. Mss
Dodge. Asss Fe0ar Miss Ksncsia. Ngss
lea Lewis, Miss Charles Miss Carnsen
Ecsee, Ir Frank SnitA. Mr. Il g. C-arks.
~. = = Lewis, Ar Lssureoce Turner.
Mr. George Merits. az Bernard 9gcAIi-ez.
ar. Charles Turner. Mr. Il. Clancy. ar.
Ralph SayEes.
Mr. and Mrs. r T. Cosznar. % Queen
Anne Et2. entertained uurrha- % friends
"Wednesday evening In honor ~ M Aar-
cd Cossgnau- % Indianapolis. Ind.
brother - Mr.. Cossaean- After an hoar's
pay at hearts In which Mr. non Lewis
arb Ms NcunGs wen 6rsE FFtasS kae com
pA5lF saf down - q delicious SPREAD Pre-
psre3 by toe hostess Dancing followed
refreshments Untii sas3 ear tine. Araang
those pressat were. Mr. sad Mrs. r 6.
AxeT Mr. an6 Mr. ReniamiR r. Miles.
Miss Holden. MtSs Lewis Nisa NILS Mss
Andersen Miss YoGnEs- Miss Graham.
Miss Ethel Noungs Miss Lula Dodge,
Miss May suith. Mss carrie F.rhea u
Portland. Mr Don H. Lewis NJ George
Morris. Mr.. Lawrence Kiucafd Mr.. Law
renee Turner, Mr.. Leonard Andersen. Mr..
d. r Mil.s. Mr.. Merton Crawfors. Mr.. IL.
l. Morris and Mr. q r Harris.
The home OF AR. and Mrs Aianxo Hull
VAS the scene OF large party OF young
ladies' Friday evening. the occasion hsiaG
a reception oy Mr.. HuiFs Bible class 20
tire other young ladies Of the North Bap-
fist churct ard congregation. The par
lors and dining room were hrlEhtene3 by
tasteful draperies IN the class colors Of
PINK and blue. caught with pink roses. and
all being wel 1i,ei with merry young girls
presented animated pictures Of life and
color. some music and recitations were
very much enjoyed. after which steps were
taken toward the formation OF league of
these Baptist young women. An elegant
supper was served and toward the close
Of the evening the guests formed them
selves into a group for a nash-light photo.
Mrs Hull Was assisted in the duties OF
hostess by Mrs. DurTant Mrs. Grifath.
AIRS Sayre and Mrs. Leland.
The Ladies' High Five club were enter
tained ~ Mrs " r. Safer and Miss NJ
Mcdonald Thursday afternoon al their
home lsei Eighth avenue. most agree
ah.e afternoon was spent. Mrs J. T.. VIII
hanson and Mrs. Bruce were the prize
winners Those present were. Mrs. NJ. r.
Augustine. Mrs H. h. Stephenson. Mrs.
r. l. Williamson. Mrs l.. = Booth Mrs
David Bruce. Mrs r. W. tombstone. MIS-.
p. ". Bowen. Mrs William Carkeek. Mrs
{. .. Fagen. Mrs. Kline. Mrs r. J. Rey-
barn. Mrs. r. p. Spejger. Mrs. " a. Nor
us. Mrs. r. +. Townsley Mrs. r. NJ
Crawford. Mrs. n X Howard, Mrs. J. r.
Mcdonald. Mrs. Slater and Miss MoDon-
aid
y s-H
held its last meeting in Hauch's hall Fri
day evening. February ~ The hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
First prizes were won ~ Mrs. III : Ia
ker and Mr.. kestler and the consolation
trophy by Mrs. r NJ Hamilton and Mrs
Charles Hedreen. Dainty refreshments
were served al a late boar These present
were. MIR and Mrs KeStler Mr. and Mrs
Dearborn. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Tuck Mr. and
Mrs. Atwood Mr.. and Mrs Willard. Mr.
aud Mrs. II. s Baker. Dir. and Mrs Haisch.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Dearborn Mr.. and Mrs
Char,ss Hedresn. Mr.. and Mrs. Wise. Mr.
and Mrs T. n Hamilton. Miss Granger.
Miss Atwood, Mr. n. Dearborn.
Mrs. ". V. Rinehart entertained at her
home on Fifth avenue last Thursday even
fng Seattle Lodge. No. s. 1. o. .. r.. at
which a short programme was rendered.
after which refreshments were served and
"a mes participated In. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Mrs. George r. Cot
terrell, Mrs. Iva Shoslds. Mrs W Y. Rine-
hart. Mrs. ". V. Rinehart. jr.. Mrs. ]. r.
Chilberg. Miss Anna Shoebald Miss Mag
gle Price. Miss Grace Kidd Miss Smith.
Miss Mabel LonEfellow. Miss Nellie Rine-
mart Miss Nettie Blakney Mr.. John Fore
hand. Capt. y. T. Davis, Mr.. O. VI. Blak-
ney. Mr.. Oscar Easfon Mr.. Leonard Kidd.
Miss Edna ellison entertained number
OF her young friends at the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs G. y. Olson, zi3
Wall street Saturday afternoon. Febru-
airy Is, IN honor OF her Attn birthday.
Games OF all sorts were INDUCED in until
asa r. m. when the young guests were
served with dainty refreshments Those
present were Rev. II. ID Brown, Miss
Ailene Golden. Miss Maggie stOrmfeltz.
Miss Edna Foley Mise Emma Sinds. Miss
Gladys Peir Miss Clara Cross Miss Lucille
Latimer. Miss Bernice De rs0wns. Miss
Edna Gibson. Master George Good, Master
Louie Longuet and Master Clarence Good
Mrs. Joseph Bendle very pleasantly en-
tertained a few friends az her home
in Queen Anne last Wednesday
evening In the form Of heart
party. The first prize was won
hy Miss Garfield and the BOBBY ny SIR.
IEfttAi3@Dts+ \ AAAt4k tHHftfata AtAAaHAAfA
Mrs Benale's guests We're. Miss Irene
Phillips ~ Detroit. Mich: Mis- Jessie
Tuttle Of Oakland Cal. Miss Winnifred
Wade Miss Laura Garfield. Mr.. ]. Fred
Duffy Mr.. Henry r. Tomlnson. Mr. ..
winfred Crockett and Mr.. Norman Pierce.
jr.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club met with
Mrs A. r Tucker last week and cousid-
cred the topic Of Ancient and Modern
s.tterature." excellent papers fn pursuance
OF the subject being read ~ Mrs. I Z.
Dixon. Mrs. Paul Land and Mrs. Tucker.
After a thorough discussion % the papers
read reviews from current literature we're
verbally given 81 several Of the members
present. and the meeting closed with quo
tatioas from Shakespeare. The club viii
meet this week with Mrs. C.. r. Remsberg.
Ths =iTuez- Whist Club was de,igatfuLy
entertained Friday sftern 3ou At the home
81 Ms J +. Stewart. The first prize wax
won ~ Mrs S. s Sgetson a remarkable
feature being that sae is IS years Cd and
plays with az Tnuca interest and inte'f-
xencs az the younger members OF tire
ciuh The next ugeefi.g w!f Dr. With Mrs.
Handbook. $50 Seventh avenue. next FRI
day afternoon.
birthday and Anniversary Parties.