The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-20
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Seattle Council, No. 49, Young Mems In
stitute, gave its first annual grand ball
at Ranke's hall last Thursday evening.
The hail was beautifully decorated with
bunting. flags and ferns. Music had been
prepared especially for the occasion By
I.euhen's orchestra and was very fine in
deed. The ladies were very tastefulV
dressed, many OF the gowns WORN being
exceptionally pretty. About eighty couples
Mr.. and Mrs: II. Hanson. Mr.: and Mrs.
T. J. Ivers. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Pollard,
Vancouver B. G.: Mr.. and Mrs P. Fitz-
Mrs. J. J. Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Elmer
son. Miss E. McElroy, Miss Sadie Kirby.
Miss Mary Kirby. Miss Belle Whyte. Miss
Connell Miss Herbringbratt. Miss Bertha
Crandal. Miss Crowley, Miss May Peter
son. Miss Leland. Miss Agnes Connolly.
Miss L. s. Morse. Miss Margaret McDon-
Gsce SoHs Mis-. ss } hisgs f0 MIS-
9. Meek, Miss Eva Luddington, Miss
Edith Blanck. Miss Blanche Gloves. Miss
Katie King. Miss easel Mcdonald. Miss
Minnie Marshal Miss Lizzie Marshal, Miss
Maggie Marshal. Miss Eliza OConnel. Miss
Turner. Miss Latour. Miss T. Gross. Miss
X; Gross, Miss a. Gross. Miss NJ. Curtis
Mss Mss Roneida Mcdonald. Mss sarah Johns.
Miss McMunen. Mrs. n. McElroy, Mrs &.
w Morse. Mrs. Gross. Mrs. Hempfer, Mr.
James +. McElroy Mr.. Ronald Marsh. Mr.
P. A. Heney, Mr. J. NJ Heating. Tacoma /:
Mr. ". f. Higginson. Mr. W. f. Zeigler'
Mr. H. P; Poulin. Mr.. H: G. Morse. Mr..
Me- panb s9hm MAJ Mr. s alsS MepGnad
Clarity. Mr.. William Mlchels. Mr.. O.
Dillon, Mr. Phillip Ammidown. Mr.. VIII
lam corcoran: Mr.. Dan Ragan. Mr.. e
Dickerson. Mr.. John O'Leary. Mr.. Dorm
brink Mr. Ronald ellis. Mr.. Porter. Mr.
Y. J. Dwyer: Mr.. T. II. Comesford. Mr. NJ
Conns:l. Mr.. Gallagher. Mr. Eugene Nc
Intyre, Capt Mcneil. Mr. F. e. Pittier.
Mr.. w. H. Mahringer, Mr.. W G. Nc
Carty. Mr.. Charles p. Hecht. Mr.. T. Nc
Pheian. Mr.. n. Boyle Mr.. ]. 4. Mcdonald
Mr. j. c. Mcdonald. M. =. Noonan. Mr..
]. Il Hoblitzel, Mr. c. T.erney.
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A home musicale and whist party was
given by the Rocker Club at the home Of
Mrs. Della a. Cheshrough. at Gil Union
street, last Thursday evening The early
part Of the evening was spent In playing
whist, and at 10 O'Clock the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
p Vocal solo solo ..''.'.-.Mr Stanley Edwasds
Flute solo ..............Mr. A L. Campbell
Horace Chesbrough and Or. Van waters
selection .-....Della Chesbrough
Banjo solo .................:.. Edward Long
Vocal selection 49,. Mr., A. l. Campbell
Mr.. Horace Chesbrough,- Portus
..................... Horace Chesbrough
Vocal solo--"For All Eternity violin
oblgato by Horace Chesbrough>..
.....+... ....... Mr.. Stanley Edwards
Plano solo ..........Mss Geneva Chesbrough
The Street Car Employees Benefit Associ-
u cly a at haI mn,
Thanksgiving eve, next Wednesday The
committees having the affair in charge are
making unusual preparations for the event
and expect 10 surpass any previous bali
given by tina association. Wagner's band
has been secured 10 furnish music. The
following committees have the ball in
charge:
Arrangements commt.ee-T 3. Vincent.
p l. Marsh, @. s Fenwick, H T.
Knowles. J. j. Murphy and George De!gh.
Introduction conm!;tee-Ali members OF
Reception courittee-r. D. Finn. r. y.
Burnett; /. McGee $. KAUFMAN. Joan
a. Kshle and J. Stringsr.
Floor InanageT-R. +. Cunningham.
A very plessan, sunrise party was given
her residence, 2a15 Jackson street, Monday
evening. Those who were present and en-
1oyed the occasion were as follows: Mr.. r.
-.
Taylor. jr.. Nj. Charles 4. Hazard. Nr
J. B. Barter. Nj ". r. Sharp. Mr.. VIII
lam simmons. Mr.. ia santen, Mr.. " O.
{. Lampher, Mr.. job QUIET. Mr.. Archie
Beatty. Mr. c. r. Williams, M. r r Boy
Ian. Mr. A. Tscu. Mr.. I'D Kirnhan Mr.
Peter ~. Arnold. Mr.. ]. =. wilson. Mr.
Reuben Spar, Ms. Edward Van Loo. M.
= f< <fNkles Mr.. John J. knoa, Mr.. 4. L.
smlsA Nj George W. CAFES. Mr. I. q.
Pennington and Mr.. Lo-ttz johnson.
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NJ. and Mrs Edward slnason very pleas
autly entertained a. Their home on Twenty
second avenue. last Thursday evening,
complimentary 20 Mss Allce Morvfsey,
Mrs. Sin1scE's ssste- A delightful evening
w&a spent with ards games. eoaYefsa-
tioa etc. after watch dainty refresaments
acre served TIE house was beautifully
decorate. WITH chrysautheDurs and postsd
plants. ard many colcred Lights produced
= charming effect
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The voung tTfs1is OF Martin L strorn-
berg gave him peasant surprise Friday
November s, a. hts aouse, So SeyeFst esssfn