The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.


The Misses Mitchell gave a social party
Tuesday evening AZ their home, 10 Dexter
avenue, In honor OF the departure OF Mss
Mae Griffith. who leaves shortly for -.
Paul. and their brother. Mr.. Il. c. Mitchell
who left Thursday morning for San Fran
cisco - join Company b OF the Washing
ton volunteers. the evening was very en-
joyably spent and at II O'Clock a dainty
luncheon was served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. II.
FLaTa.ey. Mrs. J. w Griffith Miss w.
Rem. Of Great Falls, Mont. Miss Emma
Desard. Miss Nina Mason. Miss E>tta
Alexander. Miss Mae Griffith. Mr. T. A
Salisbury. Mr.. p. f. Alexander. Mr.. VIE
Jams, Mr. IAewelyn Griffith. Mr.. r. Hus-
ten. Mr.. 5. K Thomas and Mr.. F. Yoder
Mr. Lester Whittier was very pleasantly
surprised by number of his friends last
Friday evening. Games and dancing were
INDUCED in and very pleasant time had
by all dainty luncheon was served at
4 late hour. Among those present were
Mis- Mabel Cummings Miss Lula Mincer
Miss Rose Mahon. Miss Kate Peterson
Miss Amy Mdhon. Miss Fanny Bell! Miss
Faith Bishop. Mss Ethel Davey. Miss
Annie Beherins. Mis- Beulah Burroughs
Miss Clara Dahl Miss Birdie Woodins
Ntss Mabel Bushnall. Miss Mabel Theron
MIS- Lena Whittier. Miss Ella Metler. Mr.
Val Clement, Mr.. Oscar Cummings Mr.
Lester Whittier. Mr.. Theo. Walker. Mr.
dafry Bell, Mr.. Walter Beckwith, Mr.
ieor&e Beckwth. Mr.. George Beherins.
Mr.. George Thompson. Mr. George Mar
ell Nh Tracey McDermott, Mr. Vincent
McDeFmott Mr.. james Brannigan. Mr.
Tom McNerney. Mr.. WEI Morgan. Mr..
red Bronson. Mr.. Ed. Tyler Mr. Bob
Hlhilan. Mr.. Prosper Snider. Mr. Milton
AittIe- Mr.. C!aud Woodin. Mr.. Warren
Miles. Mr.. Homer Whittier.
:: : ::
An ice cream, cake and strawberry fes
,iVal was rendered TO the residents Of
Dunlap and Rainier Beach on Wednesday
Fcn.Ng. June -. at S p. m. at the Uni
ffrsity building. number OF families
having recently settled in that vicinity.
number OF the Older settlers took this
IAN OF forming acquaintance About fif;y
y the columbia City people were present
nd added 10 the evenings enjoyment. The
Young peope marched and played games
II the lawn. The older ones stroilad
pens the evening in getting better ac-
tua!nted Mss Winschell welcomed each
mo az the door Before partaklag of the
bod things the chairman. Mr. Hall Of
dunlap. announced that small musical
nd literary pFogra NINE had been prepar-
4 MIR Dana OF Rainier Beach, presided
~ the i'+-:a.
pano duet BY Mr., Lee and Don Dana
b.seourse-"Good Neishbors".. E. :. .
so-ha'''s Hymn Of the hsSa5iis sn''n
piscourse-"Growth Of Dunlap .,.. '..e' Il
49,. W.. ~; George sammeryille
.temarks-'sa hooi Problems" NJ. 5. Tobey
S5as~"onr Jack came Home NJ .. DsNn'a'
Recitation" Aiaska.......' Mss sarge a,nt
$50. ~. go. Mr. jack Ashoy
...... go. 49,. ...Granipa smi.h
Reading. -.... ...... -. O.. a -. Mrs Nader
Recitation go. e. Miss Hazel Green
~ the conclusion OF the programme the
guests from Columbia City partook OF the
good things provided by the refreshment
Committee followed by the others In sue
ession, after which the chairman an
ao'ulce1 that the audience JOIN In the sing
ng o: the Nationa' hymn which was
heartily responded to
\ vote Of thanks was unanimously passed
- tho ladies' aho had SO ably presided
AZ the table and also 10 the refreshment
0mfnittee
\ party was given last week at the
Homa OF Mrs TnomaS. 2o.1I Second avenue.
honor Of Miss Grace Dow OF Vashon
Among The musica! selections was a duet
ey Misses Hettie and Aarie DJorip and
i song hy Miss marry. Lunch was served
~ = o'clock. Those invited were: Miss
low. Mise FSneh. Mss hurry. Mss
Walsh. Mr. arl Mrs Durfee Mr. and Mrs
'or'ew. " esaS Hettie Marie and George
1'Jorap Mrs. Wh.iamsop Nj. Buck Mr.
.s~e. NJ. Potts ara Mr. George William