The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-06
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Or On Monday . evening a Hall II Zee party
MAS gwen at the ressi t OF Kev: r. II; Z.
dulged in and later in the evening dainty
refreshments We're passed around Those
present were. Mss Nettie Coleman. NJ Sc
Mary p carpen'e,ri IN Mss 81 Lp.q NJ Do bps
Edna Baker. Miss Edna Keeling. Miss Fan
ME Floorman, Miss Eva Ray. Miss Pearl
Coleman Miss Gertrude kersey. Miss Mel
lie Gear, Miss Lucy Halstead Miss Olive
Stevens, Miss Cassie Mcmillan, Mss Nettie
White Miss Theo. Fess.er, Mrs J; z.
Paker M a S E Ha nnss M, Mrs J. I.
Drake, Miss Maude Z. Drake, Mr.. f. n.
Drake Mr.. +. u Drake, Mr.. s. f. Hag-
man: Mr. A G. Howe, Mr.. ]. N Seiby, Mr.;
McCush, Mr.. E. a. Lees. Mr.. II. s. Lam
oreux, Mr.. Fred Peters Mr.. Fred Gerard,
NJ. Carl Bel, Mr.. kie Coleman. Mr.. Ralph
Scott. Mr.. Jay Fancy. Mr.. Marcus Scovill,
A party OF young people gathered at the
Globe hotel parlors Tuesday evening and
formed what will be known the rest Of the
season as the Colonial Whist cub" The
Miss Pearl A.let Mss Florence Mcdonald
Miss Ella Schulz. Mss Campbell, Miss
Emma Dzard. Miss Connolly. Miss Daisy
Steteon Mr.. VIE Southland. Mr.. Brewster
Mr.. Harry Thompson. Mr.. w. Gibson, Mr..
O. Graham Mr.. w. Graham and MIR. I'D.
Widmer.
antly the first prizes being won by Mss
Emma Dizard and Mr.. vi Southard and
the consolation prizes by Mss Pearl Allet
and Mr. VIII Mower. The. club will meet
avenue and Pike.
A social under the auspices Of the Equal
Suffrage Club was held Friday evening al
the Attehury church. The musical pro-
grammc was well rendered by Mrs Nor
rill Mr.. and Mrs. Craemer. Mrs. Graft.
Miss Manson. SIS kirshner NJ sses Fraze.
Mr.. Craig and Mr.. McCalIster. The
There was large attendance and many
beautiful and substantial lunch baskets
brought which shows the interest taken
In the work of the cub. The club thanks
he people for their hearty cooperation.
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Mr.. ana Mrs = J. Rear1on entertained
Very charmine.y At their residence, los
Twenty-frst avenue, Friday evening. in
honor OF Mrs. y \. Long. who mas been
visiting for several months in the East.
Music and dancing. punctuated hy refresh
ments were the amusements Of the even
ing. some very me vocal selections were
4 V1e q Miss M Mriefy ia NJ Ma fsvd aann tae
company with some Of his favorite banjo
selections
Mrs r. s. Berry entertained the Orptee
club at her home Friday October ~ The
literary part Of the programme consisted
OF quotations from The Merchant % Ven.
ice in response to roll call Papers on
Home singers by Mrs, T. II. Jennings.
Wives Of Great Men" by Mrs keiiosg
md History Of Kcd Cross Work" BY
Mrs p s Berry. All gave interesting cur
rent events. after which the hostess served
da.nty refreshments.
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Mss Hol. entertained al her brothers.
residence or Fourth avenue last Monday
Ver!ng, use following company: Mr. AMI
Mrs j Holt, Mr. and Mrs Y Holt Mr..
Mr. ana Mrs. pelfe,. Miss Hoiy. Miss ies-
he Mss LII, Miss Rooney. Mis- Telford.
Miss FsEon. Miss Morris. Mr.. Compton.
Nj Brown Mr.. James Leslie, Mr.. A.
I: {. I.
tac g the naost enjoyable parties OF the
season was given last night 10 the DEPART
mcut president - the Nom2n's Relief
Corps Mrs Clara Taylor ny q number II
hHr friends. Thirty ladies' Of the order took
Der hy storm AZ her home, on Broadway
ard Denny Way laden with a bounteous
supply % good things. Cards and social
raa, weye INDUCED n until midnight, fol-
iowcd hy refreshments.
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The SOC II given a. tne NJ r church a
Souta Park. Friday cvon.as. Oct -. proved
e. ~ very sajayaA.. affair s:le literary
,sc-e4 by Miss Mcdonald. Nina Pickering
and Master Frank Herr. mann. and the
song "MoCn.jgist or tae Lake" ~ Mrs.
: ;, I4o@lasd and Mss Leila Righy, ~eEe
especially good
A ea3oysh-e 7urarsse party Was given
Fc.day evening ugnglstEe mary TO Miss Nel-
!.s ard MaSses Milton Randolph. a, sAe
residence % their parents. Mr. ard Mrs
+. r. Randolph, Ii Twenty-;h.rd avenue