The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

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osss OF the past year and these looming
. up IN the year just commenced. Tha
week that saw the beginning and the End
was gay one for all connected with SCI
aIles swell world Many OF them spent
friday night in the ball room either At
Tue parties OF the Nesika or Irene clubs
"a TINS city or at the Tacoma party. The
oauei set showed that they had not grown
ifea OF dancing by the big party given
on Thursday evening. while the AFFAIR
gwen oy Miss Eta Nugent IN honor of
the IueSday Afternoon Cinch Club served
70 ofisaten UP the early part OF the week.
While those who formally entertained
yesterday were very few. nearly every So
siesy woman in the city kept open
mouse The only large affair announced
7 IoF next week Is the dancing party 10 b,
given by the Queen Anne Club ON Thurs
day evening.
cotillion which was a cotiilion In mama
only was given in Morris hall, Yesler way
ana Ninth avenue, last Thursday evening
by the men Of last years Cotillion Club.
Not one figure of the German was danced.
the dances being either waItzes or two
steps. In this society was somewhat dis
appointed. though the affair was one Of
Inc smartest ever given by the senior 40
JUST why no figures Of the german were
danced has not been given out. Il is said.
however. that the affair was arranged in
hurry. and after the older set had given
up all idea of holiday party Therefore
IL Is explained, there was no time for So
Getty brains TO think up new figures The
cider Set has not given UP the German by
any means anG at their next party which
VIII De given In the same hall in about
three weeks. it is expected some interest
ing figures will be introduced All who
attended the party Thursday evening
agree that 1t was one of the best the Co
tiiiion Club has ever given. The hall was
decorated in ivy and smilax The swell
gowns worn We're a feature OF the affair
Wagner's orchestra furnished the music
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Gfeen, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick X. Strive
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Clarke, Mr. Herman
Chaplin. Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Lowrnan. Mr..
and Mrs f. E. Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs.
w. T. Preston. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald Mr.. and
and Mrs. Thomas B. Hardin. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Power. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r.
Elaine. Mr.. and Mrs. Donwcrth. Mrs.
Fred Bausuan. Mrs. L. 8. ]. Hunt Miss
Munday. Miss Furth, Miss Charlotte Phil
lips. Miss Holmes, Miss Turner, Miss
Hanford, Miss Elaine Hanfcrd, Miss Sem
pie, Miss Ethel Semple. Miss Rumsey, Miss
Strive, Mr.. James Giliison, jr. Mr.. Man
ley b. Haynes. Mr. Richard Cox. jr., MIR.
James Murray, Mr.. Lester Turner. Capt
Harry Taylor. Lieut.. Nj. L. Walker, Mr.
Edward Sweeney. Mr.. Stockton Rumsey.
Mr.. Theron Noble, Mr. Henry Carstens,
Mr.. B. Pelly. Mr.. Charles F. Munday. Mr..
c. NJ. Austin. From the United States
battieship Oregon, Lieut. Davis, Assist
ant Engineer Frank Lyon and DR.. Grove
were present.
Miss Eta Nugent gave a dancing party
on Tuesday evening at the Nugent resi-
dence on Minor and Cherry street in hon
or Of the Tuesday Afternoon Cinch Club,
which was one of the SWEETEST affairs OF
its kind the younger set has attended for
some time. The ballroom was gaily dec
Grated with holly and ivy with back
ground OF red bunting. The early part
OF the evening was devoted to cinch, the
favorite game Of the young women OF
the club. Ten tables were scattered
through the dancing room. The prize
winners were Miss Howard. Miss Olive
Miller, DR.. Hicks, OF Tacoma. and Mr.
d. @. Inverarity. After the prizes had
been awarded the tables We're cleared
away and dancing commenced An excel
lent orchestra furnished the music to
which society feet danced numerous two
steps and waltzes. A room adjoining the
ballroom was fitted up IN Oriental style
and was used by the young people who
dy whirl Of the dance. Miss Nugent was
assisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs.
James Nugent Present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. John Campion. Mrs. joan II. Ne
Graw. Mrs. Starkey. Miss Nina Lombard.
OF Boston. Miss Mcknight. Miss Cert
rude Clarke, Miss Jackson. OF Boston.
Miss Charlotte Phillips. Miss Ranke. Miss
Carrie Morgan, Miss Kate McGraw, Miss
Olive Baxter. Miss MollIe Phillips. Miss
Edna Whittier. Miss Cardin, Miss Relfe.
Miss Marguerite Mckinney. Miss Miller.
Miss Howard, Miss Elise Brooks. Miss
Smart. Mr.. Harry BouteIl. Mr.. Orrin
Rank, Mr.. Edward Herald. Mr. Charles
wurtele, Mr. VIII Hanna, MIR. P. Ferry.
Mr.. ]. w McConnaughey. Mr. Fred Bax-
ter, Mr.. Rollin Sanford. NJ. Clarence Ed
wards. Mr. Claire Farnsworth DR.. Hicks
OF Tacoma. Mr.. d. G. Inverarity. Mr.
Keith. Mr. Boyd Crockett and Mt Fred
Crockett.
The young society people OF the city
danced the old year out and young 1893 in
at the Queen Anne Club house Friday
evening as the guests OF the yoang men
Of the Nesika Club. The party was the
third given by the club this sea son. Time
had been spent in decorating and very
pretty holiday effect was the result OF
clever grouping Of holly and ivy Just
before 70 O'clock the New Years extra
commenced, which continued into the new
year Present among others were Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Ainsworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flavins Cole Mir. ana Mrs Fisher Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Crawford Mr. ard Mrs.
Harwood Morgan. Miss Evelyn Graves.
Miss Alice Einnedge. Miss Bessie highs.
Miss May GoodfelIow Miss Pettibone. ot
whatcnn, Miss Brooks Miss Amy Corey.
Miss Ethel Garrett. Miss Lillian Gillette.
Miss Claire Bagley. Miss Alice Fisher.
Miss Ethel Bagley. Miss Gene Graham,
Miss Morrison Miss FsSie Fisher, Miss
Jennie Inglis Miss Emma Fisher. % Sat.
Lake city, Miss Lamont Miss Leora
Conn. Miss Ethel Cardin. Mr.. Charles
Ptsrnett Mr. Clayton Crswford Mr.. Har-
ola Post. Mr. J. ~. Dashieil, Mr.. c. En-
cry Hathaway Mr.. Howard AmeS. Mr..
Dana Farnzworth Mr.. John Wing. NJ
Lee MeCloy. Mr. Rslph Hopkins, Mr..
Fred Hammoas, Mr.. Louis cragin. Mr..
William Sfliinar. NJ Garrett MT Del
bert Hicks Mr.. Redf7eId Mr.. Webb VIM
hedge. NJ J. " McCouraughey. Mr..
C'rT Andrus Mr. E.dwsri Hamilton
Ceary. Mr VIII Hanna. Mr. Aiain. Mr.
Plagley Force. Mr.. Fred Gillette, Mr..
Paul Richards and Hr. Hugh Goodfellow.
4. 4. 9.
The acknowledgements correspondent
AZ he Puget sound naval station sends the
following:
Lieut.. Chauncev Thomas has been de-
.arbad from, the hattieship Oregon as nav
i~ator ard has departed % Join she L. = 8.
Wheeling q, San Francisco as executive
officer. Mrs. Thomas viii remain tenn
rorariIy AT Charleston
cant Robinson. quaTteFTnaster depart
-7,eof L. & A ard Mrs Robinson returned
TO Seattle Monday. after having spent
very piessan; Christmas with the COM
r77artant at the naval station
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