The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28

Mr.. and MIS- Lawrence :. Booth enter
tanned twenty friends very pleasantly last
Tuesday evening at their home sis Union
street Each guest was given two cards
and pencil On one card was a pen and
ink drawing OF a bicycle and q rider. and q
set OF questions as 10 what could he found
on wheel. On the other card the answers
were TO he written Mss Wood aud Mr..
Clayton Crawford answered correctly the
greatest number OF questions and received
artistic rewards for their skill. The draw
tngs on the cards were done by Mr.. James
Fl. Young and ranged from the new wo-
man awheel TO the old man. They were
done In such an original and clever manner
that all the cards were kept as souvenirs.
The game Of Art came next. Each guest
received a piece of drawing paper and a
pencil and was required 10 draw the object
or animal named on the paper. When the
drawings were finished the ladies selected
BY ballot the best made BY gentleman,
while the men voted upon those drawn by
the ladies. The drawings OF Miss Wood
and Mr.. Young received the prizes. Fol-
lowing this Mr.. Harry Leland sang 'Zan-
tia Dreams of Ny own Land and I'm
Find My Sweetheart Again" Dancing
followed and was continued without inter-
ruption, save for refreshments. till the
close of the evening.
Miss Mary Gray. who left last Thursday
for Fort Benton. Mont. was the recipient
OF an extremely pretty farewell party. ar
ranged by the young people OF the Calvary
Presbyterian church. Miss Gray being a
member of the choir. The affair was given
at the home OF Miss Gray's sister, Mrs.
Mckenzie, on East street, Tuesday even
ing. Games. refreshments and social chat
were the features OF the evenings enter
tainment. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs Johnston.
MIR. and Mrs Ludwig. Mrs. Gray, Mrs
Wright Mrs. McDermid. Miss Mary Gray.
Miss Lizzie EsplIn. Miss Jessie Esplin,
Miss Lillian Lindsay. Miss Lizzie Ross
Miss Eva Gardner. Miss Tenie Gilman.
Miss Florence Mckenzie, Mr.. Jack Nc
Fate. Mr.. Louis Mcdonald. Mr.. Boley, Mr..
William Blanchard, Mr.. George Ross. Mr..
Harry Cramer. Mr.. James Saunders. Mr..
James Wallace and Mrs. James Wright.
Mrs n. L. Rogers gave donkey party
Wednesday evening. The affair was given
as a testimonial benefit 10 the First Spir-
ftual Society and was a success in every
way. Those in attendance were Capt. and
Mrs. Spaulding, Capt. and Mrs. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Williams, Mrs. Frank
Downey. Mrs. II. II. Myers. Mrs. Esther
Thomas. Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. G.. c.
Spray. Mrs. Ruth s. Paine. Miss Hattie
Richardson. Miss Clara Spray. Miss Della
Spray. Miss Abble Spaulding. Miss Rea
Thomas, Miss Laura Morford. Miss Edna
Coleman. Col w. W Robinson. Mr.. Lowell,
Capt. Dyer, Mr.. William Scourheld. Mr.. ID.
D. Foster, Mr.. II. Waeschel. DR.. G.. Casti-
day, Mr.. Frank Schaar, Mr.. Ed Schaar,
Master Earl Bush and Master Harry
Rogers.
The Misses Alexander entertained
number OF their friends at the home OF
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Y. Alexan-
der. of Juanita. last Friday evening.
most enjoyable evening was spent by all
Music and games OF all sorts were in vogue
until 1890 when refreshments were served.
Those present were Miss Fannie Kirk.
Miss Freda williams. Miss Clara Kirk,
Miss Alexander. Miss Hettie Alexander
Miss Amy Alexander Miss Florence Alex
ander. Miss Esther Baker, Mr. Hard. Mr.
Peter Kirk. Mr.. Aubrey Williams, Mr.
Cassius Alexander, Mr. Eldrei Williams
Miss Stella Herdon. OF Dallas. Tex. was
the guest OF honor at a luncheon given
vest erday by Miss Gertrude Anderson.
yellow and white crocuses were used in
decorating and hand painted souvenirs
were presented each OF the guests. Those
present were Mss Lewis. Miss Maynard.
Miss Schmidt. Miss Ella Denton, Miss
Mills. Mss Dodge Nils Morgan. Miss Kin
caId Miss Blanche Warner. Miss May
smith, Mics Graham. Hiss Holden, Miss
Warner, Miss Youngs.
Mrs. Mills gave q small tea last Thurs
Say az her home near Lake Union in honor
OF Mrs. Tyler. who. with her husband.
leaves this week for Eastern Washington.
Mr.. Tyler has been very 81. and hopes 10
regain his health By living on a ranch for
a year.