The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-16


ar efses, meetings a. d the unusual nitffsoSs
81 theatrical attractions ~ orc can say
,rxensra has Esesn dull during the last SIX
s7axE 40 important events are PF9'ffeea.
fer nsxt week. bat t1sass nave way O
44s~~fn1 IN quickly ard sometimes Gn@x-
r.sf.tsssfy. and while the PLEASURE OK anf5cs-
fsation ) Get given, they ars Just as fauch
sajeysd
rara rarity, where exquisite taste was
S.sssgayed throughout all the arrange rnenfs.
1ss given al the home Of Mr. and MIS-
Prank Car4in or S5utn & street last Eassr-
aag night. IN houar 81 their niece. Miss
Narzaret carIIH. of Seattle, There were
twelve guests and progressive clncA vas
x4layed Partners wrere allotted by match
tx cards uretfiiy painted IN water eoiors.
Sir u. a Young won che gentlemen Prize
q very pretty piefuFe painted by MISS 1aE-
din Miss EsAHs Durgin vas tna most FOR
..s1ase player among tie young ladies'. win
ting very handsome gold topped ointment
igx Surper xas served In the dining
Fsfssn, nil being seated at table charm
ia#iy decorated in pink In the center o.
the table YVES q beautiful floral piece or
piak carnations on Iace ceHterpiece over
pink sllk. THE guest cards were beauii
fslsfy painted ard pink csaFYation IN eaen
one These present wefe Miss Tyler. vi So
Bennett Miss ciancey. Miss Durgin. MISS
Mabel Rove. Miss CsraiS, Mr. n hicks
Mr.. Plemmer Mr. Tyler. Dir. Vanderbilt,
sir. Clancy. AFR. Young.
The weeks pleasures and festivities com
rneneed Monday afternoon with the card
rarty given bS Mrs john l.. Hopkins for
8I4sa browne. who leaves soon for years
stag III Alaska. ard Miss Van Banthuysen,
saf Chicago. who liz visiting Mrs c. VI.
santsa. j. WAS . very enjoyable affair.
lasting from aatn ) o ei0ek The prize,
4 In
pitcher sud sugar bowl. Was won b. Aiiss
Rove These present we're Mrs. Styne.
Mrs Z. T. DuTgfu. Mrs. j. II. Scott. Mrs.
Heating. Mfe g NJ Shult& Mrs. j. II.
IEsaalay. Miss Mcdonald, Miss Tuftle. Miss
1tlTl Miss Little, Miss Durgin, Miss Nick
eua Mics Voorhees,. Msss Rowe. Miss Ma
tel Rove Mss Shaisz. Miss Hayden. Mss
taGdin ~ Seattle. Miss browne. Alss
iIsxss Mias Evans, Miss Hewitt. Aiss
Clara Hewitt Miss lngessoli. Miss Frances
W0tesrt Miss knoble, Miss kerahaw, Miss
Clanoay. aIlss ssyne. Miss Bennett, Miss
Van Banthuyssn.
OF the entertainments Of the week, Mrs.
Hans Gieses luncheon ard card party on
Wednesday was one OF the most notable.
Sixteen ladies were invited 10 meet Mrs.
DsRosa, of Seattle. who unfortunately was
taken III and could not come. Luncheon
sas served al small tables. each exquisite
IS dainty ia the appointments and bearint
out the color scheme of pink and white
Piuk and white carnations were used On
each table After luncheon duplicate
whist was played until late IN the after
noon, Mrs. Giese's guests were Mrs. Rob
srt Bradley. Mrs. r.. s. Caldwell. Mrs.
Thomas Riggs, Mrs. George Browne. Mrs.
GaIusha Parsons Mrs. w w. Evans Mrs.
Claude seeles. Airs. II. h. Caldwell. Mira
l.. Il. Manning. Mrs. q. &. Wagner. Mrs
George Walker. Mrs. G.. 4. Snowder, Mrs.
a. ". Martin. Mrs. Frederick Watson.
Mrs. \. n Fitch
Mrs. II. A DAILY was at home to num-
Der Of her friends on Monday. The guess
were hidden 10 bring their work and spend
che afternoon, Among those in'.ittd were
Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Bull. Mrs. Cross, Mrs.
Richards. AIRS. RIGGS. Mrs Barker. Mrs.
William Barker. Mrs Parker. Mrs. Clap
ham. Mrs. @. Turren. Mrs. Turren. Mrs.
4. y. prtehard. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. G. An
detsou, Mrs. styne. Mrs. Rolf. Mrs. Bihler,
Mrs. T. y. Mclean. Mrs. Handle. Mrs.
iiags Giese. 8lra. Jacobs, Mrs DfchaId Il.
Mrs. George Walker. Mrs. Bullari. Mrs.
Gear. Mrs. chiherg Mrs. Pierce, Mrs.
lialS sell. Mrs. Hayward. Mrs. Eastman.
Afrs, IouitoR. Mrs. Yofke. Mrs Mccrae.
Mrs Cooper, Mrs. JOY, Mrs. Hull. Mrs.
Wordeu. Mrs Rhodes. Miss Cheai. Miss
Tnfrei. Miss Maud Turrel, Miss Barker
and Miss Maynard.
The Terpaichorean Society gave an en-
toyable dance on "Wednesday night at the
Tacoma hotel. which was largely attended.
The pauoueSses were Mrs. l.. Y. Caesar
3iFs. 5. NJ. Jackson. Mrs. 4. W. Martin.
Mrs Mkt Satto, Mrs. IL NJ. Hellar. Mrs
Haus Giese Mrs. George Browne Mrs.
Frederick Watson. Mrs &, VI. Shultz. The
entertainments committee were Mr.. J. l..
AteMuFray. Air. Percy Sinclair, Mr.. 4. =.
jacobsen, Or. Archie Hicks. Mr.. n. y.
Atag, Dr. y. H. Dickens
a musicale that was very delightfui was
given ou Tuesday evtn.Hs 10y Mrs III. l.
Achilles and Nyt W e Eard4lpy At the
fesl.jvnee ot Mrs. nardsley. Tor 3ne benefit
AZ sac Ch.biFtns Home debt. Vocal solos
WeEa stS.a by Mr Middleton. AIT. Dakln.
ana Ais. =. II. BoyntoH. tAe latter With
'esaa obnEa&o rs Af. = l.. Newell. Mrs
&. T, /. smlgh gave a piano sole. \ cen
eeg.cd nu0ber Was stVeu by Frat Goynie' =
GLASS and trio from tie Ladies Musical
Clup.
An extremely pretty luncheon was given
rs Mira NienYy g. caldwell last saturday
la Eaaog Of Airs Scott. ~ Loca Aaseo. Pa
efie IS speudlas .ac winter iu Tacoma with
hrr daughter AIRS George HieHeha Il. This
sac ats Hege seated AZ IA Pound .sbIe. tue
HuEaI decorations u{ NaGrh were ajax car
3s-s5aus aud waite gg~esils These pfeSen:
N,re airs Sea,f. ttFs. IL. = Caldwell. Mrs
a. " Martin. Alfs. George blanchard and
Mgs Frederick NGtsoa.
Afra. ~. L. C8lklns 1harminsly enter
falaeu ruTGer - &nas uu " cdaeStsy
afternoon. Masic. taa feature of t3e after
soa0. was deli@a;tuNy given hy Mrs. tat
ksas. Mrs- Molecular and Miss Hayden
Delicious ff.fftsh eats were served Those