The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24

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evening 81. vas guest % honor .; card
-saYfv which wzx given ~ Ms W y n
Green a. Ter pleasant aonss On BOY iaton
s.,s-,. - - geek Mrs. Green was as
,*~tsd fu receiving ~ Mr. ard MFS
v~~ts~hrnar Mss Turner ard Miss EiFa
rg-eNso- 81 -Taeor.a Slx-harGe5 cfrea
vras rssv4s ard r=ifss were awarded 20
Miss McSarght. SITS senpa@ and NJ.
Boyd Crockett Tf'rl decorations were
-srvxa rtherrnrnn IRE guests snelueed
sfiss Manday. Mss Morgan. A,ss -
Naurht Mss Resfe. niss Ssnpis. Miss
--theI spnrGe. Miss Holmes. Miss heoeF.
syswz enaIIeahergsr. Miss Proxies Mis-
pax,er. Mss Prswsts. Miss Ru1sey. Miss
w4Itorx Mas Cummings. Miss si1onla
yssrth Mr. Robert webb. Mr.. Parksnsofl,
gr. Boyd crockstt. Nr. @. a b1rsen,
NJ Z. b Alan. Mr.. Reuben Alan pr
Ralph Tempklna. Ar. CEaraes r. 9on1l-
rsnr. gr. stockton RuTnssy. Mr.. irwin,
~ Tai kellogg, Mr. Jackson. Dr.. e. b
Fora. Mr. James Clarke Murray By. J.
n. Kisser, Mr.. Ne4rE. Mr.. Noble ana
Mr. Josxph Green
vr. and Mrs. J. r. Bu-rsll gave g dslisi1t-
fy1i card party wefnesfsy evening az their
home or Eighteenth avenue. TIE decoTa-
lions fncludad ehryssnthsnums ana
uaassen-hsir fern. Mrs.. Frank j. Barnard
vas awarded the ladies' prize and M
rrank TourviIls received the zsntiemsn's
PRIZE. The guest. Included Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Fehren Ar.
,ua Mrs w J. Bernard, Mr.. Thomas
T1rssv. OF San Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs.
JOSEPH Crsenieaf. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
TourviIls. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams
Miss jay. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank barnard.
Miss Louise Barnard. Nr. ard Mrs -. r.
Iassruer. MY. and Mrs. Wallace Moore, Mr..
ard Mrs. r. c. Stevens, Mrs. Hircheife.
sTrs. r ~ Guion Mrs. George Guson, DR..
ard Mrs. George Newlands, Mrs. George
conpe. Miss Lille Gulon. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Powell. Mr. and Mrs. John Pacey,
Mrs.. Charles Riley Ar. and Mrs r X.
Van Tuyl, Miss A. Beach. Miss Young Miss
Anna Young Miss Anna Crane, Prof.
George Babcock and Mr. W. ]. Barnett
The Saturday Afternoon Whist Club
met for the first time this season with
Mrs. Reuben Jones on AeClsire street.
The afternoon was q most delightful one
Ia every way The ladies silently played
waist for two hours after which delicious
refreshments were served and the prizes
awarded The first prize. beautiful 1T
tie study Ia pastel. was won BY Mrs Gil
man. The one scoring the next highest
vas Mra Harold Preston. for which she
received a very pretty hand-palnted case
for photographs. The members OF the
club are Mrs J. II. Elder. Mrs. ID. NJ.
johnson. Mrs L. G. Gilman. Mrs. G. :.
Preston. Mrs. Geo. Kirk, Mrs. T.. III. Carr,
Mrs. =. G.. Yerkes Mrs. Reuben Jones,
Mrs. J. NJ Frink. Mrs. J. h. Howe, Mrs.
J ID. Kline. Mrs. Harold Preston. Mrs.
" d. Lambeth. Mrs. Thomas Hardin.
"A fn ant erfa Ira Flsr
b. Mrs. Walter Rlblet
Mrs. Geo. W. stetson entertained al her
pretty home on Beacon hiil Thursday
afternoon In honor of Mrs Ozmer Case.
Of Port Gamble. A delightful afternoon
was spent playing whist. The honors
were bestowed upon Mrs. Harrison for
first prize. while Mrs. Bradley took the
consolation prize. Dainty refreshments
were served, after which a few selections
ia vocal music were listened 20 and a rec
itatl0n from the hostess was greatly en-
Joyed by the guests. who included Mrs
Osner Case, Mrs. Lovett Wood. Mrs.
Harrison. Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. Forbes,
Mrs. Keene, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Stitch.
Mrs. Ninsor, Mrs. Claiborne. Mrs. Mel
son. Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Hathaway Miss
Hanefa Wood and Mrs Geo. W. stetson
Last week two delightful papers. Life
and Influence Of George Eliot" and Poetry
OF Eliot" were read before the Nineteenth
Century Literary Club by Miss Jessie
Reeves and Miss Elise Brookes. Mrs. w
r. Bentley. author OF "a Geographical
Method Of Memorizlng History" explained
her system and chart The programme for
next Thursday win include: Roll call
Your Fsvorite Characters In George
Elliott" Current Events" Miss IDA Gerry.
fas fzk "a
I'm; book review. Adam Bede- Mss
Anna Walker: Selection from Rososa.''
MISS Helen Wells. The disc tss3on will be
led by Miss Frances Knapp.
The invitation issued to the members OF
the French Club by Mrs Alfred r. An
asrson was accepted by all last Monday
with the exception OK Airs. James u. Low
man and Miss Frances Emery. who ere
stlll IA the country. The large turnout goes
20 show how much interest Is shown ~ the
members OF the club. Since rs organlza-
ton enthusiasm 70 the highest degree has
always existed. The meeting az Mrs. An
derson's vas heartily enjoyed by sll. Mon
sieur Constant gave his second lecture on
French Syntax" Il sss not only In
struetlvs but also entertaining. and was
listened to with intsat interest b. all
Mrs Ellis Morrison sntsrtalnss her many
friends very pleasantly at cards ~ her
Aono, corner OF Ninth avenue and jefferson
street. on last Thursday afternoon. a verv
lstiEhtfui tifae socially and the results ~
the contest a. tire various tables gave the
head prize 20 Mrs. Charles Z. burnside and
the consolation prize % Mrs Franz y Gee.
The bouse vas very r~stiny decorated:
chrysanthemuuns adorned tNc 92r'ar. an
tumn leaves were n abundance throughout
the hall and library. 4 asofusion of u7aun-
tain ash berries was In The SiGlas room.
Mrs. Austin Claiborne entertained the
ladies' q the keFmfas Whist Club at her
residence lac. Monday afternoon. The
head prise was wen by Miss Actutcbeou
and Mrs Case won The bo0hy prize. Re
freshments were served Mrs Devnie
VIII entertain tho slab Thursday after
uaea az Mrs.. Geo. StslsoRS. Beacon hi.L,