The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-24


one 81 Eha most success fsll aud thorough
IL ENJOYABLE private social functions was
taat which took place 81 SecleEy han. in
F'rsznonf. Friday EVENING" TIE enEer;aia-
srs being members Of the Ifnevfoletts Club.
whe had issued Invitations 20 the nam
Der - No fer their initial hae. The decars-
lions We're elaborate and very beautiful.
vtoiets. ivy and cle1nasis being used IN pro-
fusion about the walls. while 6eicasely
SHADED esectric lights cast q suh5uea light
over me- scene. transforming ths ballroom
into > verifahle fairvaana The grand
march took plsce al o'clock and con-
fiaued from that time Until I a. IN. Excel
lent music was furnished by the Fremont
orchestra. a pleasant feature introduced
hzssng the English minaet.a pretty dance *
Jhres figures. Many handsome gowns were
noticed. each lady member % the club also
wearing large bunch of Vtolets. A num-
Der CT young society people from the city
were present. and Il was the unanimous
opinion Of All that a very delightful tiras
had been passed. and the next affair OF tha
club VIII be booked forward % with much
pleasure. Souvenirs % violefs were pre-
scented each guest as they entered. The
lady members Of the club who had the af-
fair IN charge are; Mrs. w X. Merwin.
Mrs. William Murphy, Miss Lasetie Coutts,
Miss Daisy Bell Keeton. Miss Belle Wood
worth. Mrs. $. Edna Marsh. Miss Robin
son. Miss Seymour and Miss Carrie Smart
The Tvsnhoe Club. the representative So
cIsl organization OF walla walla addition.
and which numbers among It's affairs
many OF the happiest dances Of the season.
gave a party AZ Brewers hall Wednesday
night. az which the following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs Charles .. L.arned, Mr..
and AIRS. c. G. Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Gocdhue. Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
Chandler Mr.. and Mrs. n. w Bowen. Mr..
and Mrs ". "A. Morris. Mr. and Mrs w.
II. Southland Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Gnl Air. and
Mrs. E. W. Johnson. MIR. and Mrs ].
r Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Grit
man. Mr. and Mrs. =. r Rath-
barn. Mrs. c. W. Kline. Miss Allen. Mss
ralmadge. Miss Lynch. Miss Hamilton,
Mr.. Ask. Mr.. Medium. Mr.. Upper. Mr.. T..
X. Alien. Mr.. Jay Allen. Mr.. j. W. Brewes
and Mr. George Thomson.
Tuesday evening al the home Of Mr.. Fred
ID. Lefiate there occurred the first meeting
and the organization OF a society which
viii be known 20 their friends only by the
suggestive title. the IL. c." Mr.. WIN @.
Cline was elected speaker of the council
Mr.. j. Arthur Hail, secretary. and Mr..
Frank b. Covington. banker. A most en-
1oyable time was had and not the least
among the surprises was an excellent
lunch prepared for the occasion and served
by the hostess. Mrs. ID. II. LeGate. Those
present were: Mr.. c.. l. Beaumont, Mr.. r.
". Blashfleld, Mr.. E. c. Sharpe. Mr.. Fred
LeGate. Mr.. Arthur Barton. Mr.. Frank
Bartholomew. Mr.. William James. Mr..
Claude Pixley. MIR Lawrence Pixley Mr..
S. ". Powell. Mr.. w. .. Cline. MIR. Frank
-. Coving,on. Mr.. y. b. Hall and Mr.. j.
Arthur Han.
The Wednesday Subscription Club gave
a dancing party al PrOschs han last week
at which the following we're present: Mr..
and Mrs. Richard r. Parkhurst. Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel y. Weston, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
". MeGinnis. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs A. I. Horner. Lient and
Mrs. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
10 Calvin. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Benton.
Mrs. Minnick, Miss Ayers. Miss Harris.
Mr.. ]. W. McConnsugfy and Mr. Huggins-
Mrs. ID. NJ. Johnson entertained the Sat-
urday afternoon Whist Club on January
ls The first prize. beautiful little Dres-
den clock, was won by Mrs. l.. G. Gilman
and the consolation prize by Mrs. Thomas
Hardin. Mrs. elise was a guest OF tho
club. The next meeting viii be with Mrs.
s. G. Yerkes on Tuesday afternoon. Janu-
airy &C.