The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

ser.ruAs Clarke. Miss Lille Gnicn. Mrs.
Tsn-r1fl Ms. Amer. Jackson. Mrs ". p.
PERKINS. Mrs.. Z < AinsEorth. Mrs 7.
III faul.cn. Nsss Gertrude Robertson
zr~s Tsrnr1s psttfn. Mrs. x. u. Hopk4ns-
SIS I.h- Powell hrs. wallace Moor.
Ms Thomas Williams. Mrs. r. Van Tas9.
Mrs. =. " Wetp. Ars- Henry Funrr1an
..sss Ranke. Miss C8rDion. Mss MORAN
Nias F.xefvn Graves, Miss Lincoln, Mrs
.ssarses W. rfarke. MFs Mezcham Mrs
HlnehcHTe. MTs. James Hayden and Ms
FfIAns-
r,nA ~ ne y,Teasanf affairs o. the week
Wa tho WRIST party gwen wednesday
.versng by Mr.. and Mrs G. r Taurstosi
a. thelr pretty home. Ills Queen Anne
accrue. The invitations ard score cards.
as wea s. the prizes. zere particularly
pretty and bore the imprint q Ars. Thur
ston's artistic work. THE ladies first prize,
a hauasonas leather sofa pillow. was won
~ Mrs J. W elise, and the gentlemen 8
f,rgxs. a book rack II burned work. BY Ar.
A " Denny. The consolation prizes
we're awarded 20 Mrs. c. r. Baker ard
zgr. Fl. r. elise. Refreshments we're
served during the evening. and the guests
uere 10th 20 leave at a late hour. Present
we're Mr. and Airs. Henry Augustine. Dir
and Mrs. Wilson Denny. Ar. and Mrs II.
X elise Mr. and Mrs. G. A Riddle. Dir.
and Mrs. J. ". elise, Mr.. and Mrs II. F.
BannaTd. Mr.. and Mrs r E. Mccoy. Mr.
and Mrs. c. n. Baker. 3irs- Jessie Elliott
snd Mira Charles walters.
The New York correspondent OF the
Pcsi-Inte!lgeacer writes this week as fol-
lows:
n Brasaweii f. registered at the Nor
nandle from Dawson City.
Ex-Gov Eugene Semple has not left for
the West vet, and Is at the Imperial.
r. ". Price. the Seattle capitalist and
luEnbeTmaG, was here on Monday. lie VIII
return for a short stay in New York city.
Mr.. Price Was ter two years on Wall street
prior 70 going 70 Seattle. and while here
ne WIS busy renewing Old acauaintances.
J. II. BalllaTgeon Is making a lengthy
visit here.
J. o. Hestwood was at the Imperial two
Or three days during the week with another
Klondike miner. carrying on negotiations
IN connection with his mining properties IN
Alaska. They are nOw ia Philadelphia.
Or. Albert J. Forrest. a dentist Of Seattle.
until recently visiting ia New York city, Is
now making a stay a, Philadelphia
A few more such society affairs as that
given By Mrs. II. Clay Eversole at her
home. llol BoyIston avenue. Tuesday after
noon would tend TO brighten society. IL
II would be a French tea. and that the
French speaking women q the city. who
are listed among the fashionable, would he
present. There was an array OF dec0ra-
tons which made the interior Of the Ever
sole home look very pretty. The drawing
room was trimmed in white illies, the heur
de lis, OF France: The library in
srountaln ash berries and autumn
leaves. and the dining room Ia yellow
dahlias Mrs. Mcknight. Mrs. Columbus
Tyler and Miss Strive assisted Mrs. Ever
sole. During the afternoon the orchestra
81 string instruments rendered selections
from the French operas. There was a
large turn out OF society people, and every
thing was French.
Last night the young men Of the old
Agayue set opened the winter dancing
season with A dance at the pretty Queen
Anne clubhouse. The single folk of older
society were not very much IN evidence,
but young society had big representation
present. and the party was in many re-
spects "A function which those who attend
ed viii take pleasure in remembering.
Dancing began at 3 O'Clock and continued
until midnight wagners orchestra fur
nished the music. The patrons and pat
ronesses included Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f.
Blaine Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stimson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. elise. Mr. and AIRS. Har-
wood Morgan and MIR. and Mrs. J. Albert
Jackson.
Mrs. Edmund Baird gives a reception
Wednesday IN honor Of her charming sis
ter. Miss Minnie Beatrice Peck who re-
Gently returned from Chicago. where she
had been for two years studying dramatic
art
Mr.. James Dumont, Of Washington City,
and Capt. John Birmingham. o. San Fran
cisco. were entertained az dinner Monday
hy Mr. ana Mrs. ". p. Boyd.
Airs. James Mcknight. Mss Freeze.
Miss Mcknight and Mr. Grin Rank were
tho guests o. Miss Mckinney at the at.
tie theater Tuesday evening.
AIRS Edward Hinchcllne entertained
yesterday afternoon IN honor Of Mrs
Frederick kretschmar OF the South.
Mrs Charles Clark VIII entertain Tues
day. Mrs Frederick Kretschmar viii he
guest OF honor
Mrs Stevens and Nrs. Hatfield enter
tanned number q ladies az luncheon
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uarwoo1 Morgan nd Ms
Morgan havc moved iuto the washburn
home
Mr. John n A1es. end family r8ve aiken
the Lowman home far fhe winter.