The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

with ta~Er rselloxnssz. Mr.. Aubrey Levy.
the youthful composer Of the Angs.sne
two-step. gave vissin selection Refresh
rents ard dancing followed the pro
Sramma The programme was a. follows:
Violin solo. Mr. Haitzs guitar salo. Mss
y. Lagrin, vocal sofa Mss Flo Adair;
vocal solo. Mrs J. ". elise. whtst3!ng
SOLO Mss Banks: vocat duet, Misses Lu-
grin; vocal SOLO. Mr. Frank Atkins: vocal
solo Mrs Wh.tGesey; yicztn SOLO Mr.
Aubrey Levy composer Ange.ine two
stspl: vocal solo. Mr.. Bowman
The CotEIlon Club party Thursday night
was not very largely attended, Bat what
was lacking numerically vas made up IN
enjoyment These IN attendance were;
Mr. and Mrs e W. Andrews. Mr.. and
Mrs F. W Bel. Mr. and Mrs. Browneli.
OF Everett. Mr and Mrs. James d. Hoge,
If. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel W. Kelieher. Mrs.
George e. KfttInger Ar. and Mrs. W. Nc
Donald Mr. and Mrs Charles Power. Ar.
and Mrs Roche, Mr.. ard Mrs. Livingston
g. Stedman, Miss Burnett, Miss Furth.
Miss Sidouia FuFth. Miss Mundsy. Miss
Strive. Misses Foster. Of Victoria, Mr. e
NJ Austin. Mr. josiah Collins. Mr.. Irving
T. Cole. Mr.. George F. Folsom. Mr. James
Gfllison, II. Mr. A f. MacculsSy, Mr.. {.
T. Munday. Mr.. Bernard Pelly. Mr.. George
Hyde Preston, Mr. Fred h. Strive. Mr..
John Savage, Capt. Harry Taylor. Mr..
James Murray.
A recent issue OF the Washington city
Post rad the following concerning Miss
Katherine Bryant. daughter Of Gen John
Il Bryant OF this city Among the
many beautiful festivities that welcomed
the New Year none were more delightful
than the dance giyea last night BY the
MANAGEMENT OF the National hotel IN
honor OF its guests The company OF
handsome women and distinguished men
were resolved by Miss Katharine Bryant,
VINO is spending the winter at the Ma
tioual. and Miss Katharine Denny, % MIS-
sIsslppi Miss Bryant was daintiiy gown
ed In white organdie and pink silk. with
a corsage cluster of American Beauty
roses and valley lily sprays"
The Friday Evening Cinch Club was de-
lightfully entertained by Mr.. ard Mrs.
Charles Watson at their handsome hons
on Fourteenth street, corner OF Spring.
The members OF the club and invted
guests present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Daul-
ton, Mrs r s. Cole Mr. and Mrs. l.. Z.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. z. W. Price. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Burnside. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. :. Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Van
Tuyl. Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. Benham. Mr..
and Mrs william d. Perkins, Mr.. ana
Mrs Harwood Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. h.
F. Blaine Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Jack
son, DR.. and Mrs. J. Montgomery Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Smith, Mr.. J. Albert
Jackson and Mrs. William u. Perkins
were the prize winners.
Mrs. J. d. Lowman entertained the
French Club last Monday afternoon. As
usual the time was passed In reading and
Al Hon Constant
IS his habit, led the conversation and read
with the members OF the club. The club
meets every Monday afternoon. Thus the
members have constant practice IN speak
ing and reading the French language.
The Ladies' Guild OF 81. Paurs chapel
VIII give a concert at the Queen Anne
Club house Tuesday evening for the bene-
II of the chapel. Several OF the best
known musicians in the city viii assist in
the programme. thus assuring all who 20
OF treat. Dancing viii follow the musical
programme.
Mr.. and Ms H 4. Raser gave card
party at their Queen Anne Hill home
Thursday evening. Refreshments followed
cards. These present were: Mr. and Mrs.
&. T. Burnside. Mr. and Mrs. +. /. Nc
AIlaster. Mr. and Mrs F. r. Van Tuyl
Mr.. ana MIS- r = 13ics M dtA- -. =
T. Van Wagenen, Mr.. Lawrence h. Spear
and Miss Miller.
Mrs Henry A Kyer viii leave shortly
FOR a visit TO Mr.. Kyers parents ct Ann
Arbor. Mich She will return early In
March. accompanied BY Miss Mae Kysr.
who wiz visit in Seattle during the sum
mer.
The oneen Anne Cinch Club met Mon
day night with Sir. and Mrs. william
Stewart. The next meeting viii be with
AIr. and Mrs Van Wagenen.
Miss Olive Baxter. one % the most
charming members OF the young society
SET. gave a card party Wednesday after
noon a. her home Queen Anne hin. ccmpli-
neutary 10 Miss Sanshury. Of Portland.
Hearts was the game played. Mss
Holmes proving the most expert IN get
ting rid OF hers, thus winning first prize,
ana MISS SiG0nia Furth and Miss Clarke
the unlucky ones. being awarded the
BOBBY prizes for their desire 20 capture all
.he hearts in the PACK Miss Bakers
guests were. Mrs Del Harbsaga. Miss
Sansbury. Miss Elaine Hanford Miss Ma
ME Spencer. Mss Jgdtth Hughes. Miss
Baxiey. Miss Ethel Bsxley, Miss Gertrude
Clarke. Miss Haussrd. 81 - Elise Brooks.
Mss Ed.th Parkinson. Miss NuEent. Miss
S3oria Eurth. the Misses Calhoun. Miss
Rumsey. Miss Holmes. Mss Julia Stewart.
TEE Irene club gave q party A Morris
hau wednesday night. which. as Is usual
with these affairs, was greatly enjoyed
\ tez AZ which al OF the leading society