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

s-nsna wars. including . dinner set Re-
srestsrnsurs we're sarvea by tire ladies'
Present wsrg Rev. ~ r Anderson. Rsv.
G. q. Freenasn, Mrs. C. o. Freeman. Mr.
ard Mrs. J. johnson. Mr. ard Mrs n
rioar4uIat MI ara Mrs J. HsfSs-s.
Afr and Mrs. G. Tarfscz. Mr.. and Mrs
e. Negsnn. MIRA e. .. Johnson. Mrs.
Louis johnson. Mrs. l. L5nfbsrz. Mrs A.
Frank. Miss Gersss Frank. Miss Alice
Frank Mss Ch-.stsn Johnson. Miss Han
"a Iohnsoa Miss Cnarlosta Nelson. Mss
Ella Carlson. Miss Hai1a Johnson. Miss
Laviaa johnson, Mss Ed!In Lindberg,
Mr.. M4tson.
4 reception to tbs 0rptac Cub. as well
as tae 0rptec classes. wss given hy me
president, Mrs. j. P. Fl. Morris. from 70
CT FRIDAY afternoon The afternoon WAS
spent most delightfully."-. Music. both vocal
ard Instrumental tnteru1iagled VITA r
moderate allowance Ct literary selections,
made the tire pass pleasantiE. Dataty re-
fTexhments daIas4ty served, brought 10 a
close what WAS enthusiastically pro-
nounced hr eli present "a Re one OF the
most successful social as well as !ntei.sc-
tuai gatherings ever held II ce4sNe-
among fhe large number present who took
an active part in the entertainment for
the AFTERNOON were Mrs. Charles n. Myers.
Mira ". H. Stewart. Mrs VIE Parry. Mira
Brown, Mrs. g0gar8us. Mrs. Isaac FL. Jen-
rings, Miss Kuhnas ard Miss Deaae. All
members, both OF club and classes. are
anxious 70 begin the new year work.
showing 80 ksenly the appreciation. conf
dsnee and love felt BY ali for their presl-
dent.
Mrs J. j. Sunny entertained a number
Of the young friends OF her son Thomas st
her home, I'LL Columbia street. Friday
afternoon. a heavily laden Christmas tree
occupied the attention of the children dur
ing the early part Of the afternoon, after
which refreshments were served. In the
attic a magic lantern exhibition vas given,
which proved very entertaining. The young
folks tresent were Miss Dorothy Miller,
Miss Pauline Quinn, Miss Alta Pettigrove.
Miss Marjosy Marvin. Miss Carrie Kelly.
Miss Jean Kelly. Miss NettIe Smart. Miss
Mary Beal Brainerd Miss Elizabeth Brain
erd. Miss Bette Fairburn, Miss Anna
Marie padien. Master John Corbett, Mas.
fer Tom Corbetf. Master Stanley Ballard,
Master Frank McGiil Master Harry Me-
G!il. Master Charlie Marvin. Master Frank
Peft.Erove Master Tom Patterson. Master
Pat Patterson. Master Emf Steffin. Master
Gerald shannon. Master George Kelly,
Master John Kelly.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Minnie Cady at her home, 1l3
Republican street. Wednesday evening.
December p, the occasion being the
young iadys birthday. The evening was
spent with music and dancing. after
which dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. j. Vail. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. e. cady, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nevins,
Mrs. c. Bennett. Mrs. W. Casper. Dir.
Mrs f. Newell. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Purkeypile Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown. Mr..
II. Newell. Mr.. j. Brown. Mr.. A. Jones,
Mr.. 4. Seevis. MIR. r.. Cady. Mr.. w.
cady, Miss Minnie Cady. Mr.. l.. Purkey-
pie, Mr. ID. purkeypiie, Miss Gertie Co.'S
per. Miss Hail. Mrs. Grisamore. Mr.. f.
Larson. Master Aleck Nevins and Master
&. Cosper.
Mr.. and Mrs George Barth entertained
a number Of friends at luncheon at their
pleasant home on Twelfth avenue and
East james street Thursday, December 80,
II being the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage. The table and dining
room were tastefuliy arranged and pre-
serted very dainty appearance. Mrs.
Judklns. I'm a few well chosen and appro-
PIRATE remarks in behalf OF the guests.
extended congratulations and presented
VT. anu MIS-. Bdfin Win an elegant emma
dinner set and set OF satin damask table
linen. Those present were: Mrs. Stlller.
Mrs Niger. Mrs. GuptiIl, Mrs. Ely. Mrs.
Hiidehrandt. Mrs. schewehm, Mrs. Red
mond Mrs Jutlkins, Mrs. White, Mrs
Rea and Miss Ely.
An initial meeting for ward five In the
interest IN the equal suffrage amend
ment was held last Tuesday at Fourth
and Spring streets. Mrs. Mack Bailey.
81. was elected president pro tenn. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Mooers secretary. A Sec
end meeting VIII be held on Monday even
Ing next. January 8 in the rooms of the
Theosophical Society, at Ills Third ave
nne. near Seneca street 10 which all
friends Of the amendment In ward five are
cordially invited This meeting precedes
the state r. $. convention which viii be
held in Seattle. In Masonic building. jan
uary II and T.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Spray entertained at
progressive whist last Thursday evening
Mrs. Lyman spray ana Mr.. Fred Spray
captured the first prizes. while Miss Yarno
aid Mr.. keagle were successful compel
it0Fs for The BOBBY trophies. Those present
were Mr., and Mrs. c. ". spray Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Spray. Mr.. and Mrs. Benla-
min KeAgIe. Mrs X G. Ward Miss Yarno.
AfFH. T. l tffft JF.s h3FAs J. II. tiuHty, t0S
Misses Spray and Mr. Fred Spray.
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Thursday evening last an enjoyable sur
prise party was rendered Mr. Hardy Gam
bel by els many friends az his home. 23li
First avenue, the occasion bainZ his birth
dag. The evening vas spent In music and
dAncing, At a late hour Iuuch Was served.
after which tie guests departed. Among
those present were Nj and Mrs. a c.
Murray Mrs. c NJ Bridges Mrs Bill.
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