The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14
Uou.e and Card Parties.

At the conmodious home OF Judge and
Mrs Richard Winsor. sr. 2lto Sixth av-
enue their charming daughter Miss Bes-
sic, and Mrs. Irwin G. Winsor entertained
In delightful manner number OF their
friends last Thursday evening. A most
enjoyable time was spent with cards.
music and dancing. Among the features
OF the evening was the singing Of Miss
Blanche WInsor Mr.. v. g. Field and DIR.
White. they being accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Field. Refreshments were
served during the evening. The guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Lacey.
DIT and Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and AIRS +. G.
Field. Mr. and Mrs. Richard winsor. tr..
Dr. and Mrs. Albin. Mrs. Henderson. Miss
Drew. Miss Nellie Drew. Miss Jules Ken
redy Miss Frye, Miss Evelyn Winsor. Miss
Blanche Winsor. Miss Anna Pelton. Miss
Holden. Mr. Claude q. Higgins, Prof. Ellis
Doutv. Mr. " c. Stevens. Dr. White Mr..
~ ! GermaiHe. Mr.. Cal WelbIn. AFR. A.
T. winsor. Mr.. Horace Winsor. Mr. Thorn
as Shields. Mr. Edward Drew.
one Of the happiest small house parties
OF the season was given Thursday night
BIZ Mr. ard Mrs. FRANK w. Goofhue in
honor Of several members or the fren0
Cruh Hearts" was the game OF the
evening Miss Irene Simpson proved the
most expert 10 getting ria OF her hearts
and captured the frst prize for IN les.
Mr. Claude Neldrfim won the geutlemsn's
first prize Following refreshments vocal
and Instrumental music was the order. the
hosts topical songs being feature. The
following we're present: Mrs. r. q. john
son. Miss Irene Simpson, Miss Name
Allen Mics Lamont. Miss Lynch. Miss
June Cameron. Mr.. Jay G. Allen, Mr. How
ard Allen Mr. Walter u. Allen, Mr..
Claude Medium Mr. W. II. Southland.
Mr. Boyd j. Trllman, Mr.. John w.
Brewer. SIR. Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Densmore enter
tanned fsp friends Informally Friday ev-
erlnw in honor % Mr. John Livingstone.
The guest Of honor contributed much TO
The pleasure of the evening by several en-
terfa1ri~e anecdotes Or hts famous broth
sr DR. David LivIug8tone. the African ex-
ploger. Social chat. Interpreted with
music. made up the balance OF a pleasant
evening fo8iowed bv 2 luncheon. SIR. LtR-
lrgstoue. who is visiting bis son, Hr.
rhertss Livingstone. az Fremont, viii
leave in q few weeks for a visit 20 Eng
lard and Scotland
Ts,s SATURDAY Afternoon Whist Club met
with afrs = -. Nsrkes last Tuesday In
stead ~ fha regular day. This was ou ac-
count % one - the members. Mrs John
EIder. leaving for Los Angeles the follow
Ing dav. Tae afternoon was exceedingly
enjoyable Ira every way Sire. Howe and
Mrs Conway won The prizes. the former
an elegant china dlsn ard the latter =
box OF confectionery. 80 is 70 be regret
sed that Mrs. Yerkes SHORTY gives Up
housekeepsng - she = such charming
hostess.
Hearts was the game selected ~ 8Fa.
Alton Scott. OF Queen Anne hlh, 20 enter
tain a number % friends ~ her residences
( Tuesday evening. Mr. +. H. LEXIS and
Mrs 3 Holden son the pretty favors Of
I ferea ~ TIE hostess, Music and refresh
meats followed Mrg. 5cotts guests were.
T Mr ard Mrs Benjamin & Moies. Mr.. and
Mrs.. T. Il. AiEsT. &r. and Mrs +. Il.
T.ezts sfr and Nrs r. l. Cossman. SIR.
ard Mrs n r fas6eth. Hrs. s. Holden
and Mr ID. X. Miis
The Thursday cinch Club met with Hrs.
/ K Stephenson Thursday Afternoon. those
| present being. Mrs. Lawrence Booth.
AIRS. william Slater. Airs. T. II. McDoE-