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

Mrs. Thomas r. Shepard. while on the
other side Mrs Charles T.. Shepard did .he
same Office for Mrs. G. Shepard and Miss
Shepard, who have lately come to Seattle
from Dansville. y. Y. to make their nome
with Mr.. Thomas X. Shepard.
The .adies who assisted Mrs Brainerd In
caring for the comfort Of her guests were:
MR.. Charles y. stsmson. Mrs joan Leary'
Bscon. Mss Ethel Mary SeInple. Miss Kate
McCTaw Mss Compton, Miss Wrestling
and Miss Elise Brookes-
Arthur Shepard and Mary Beale Brain
erd received the cards at the door In
hrysanthemum co2Gre>d baskets.
Fuzzy one hundred representative society
ladies attended during the afternoon
The Halloween dinner dance at Firloch
Monday night was the prettiest affair ever
given al the club In the early part o. the
evening about thirty OF the best known
society peop.e Of the city sat down TO dln-
ner the room and the table being beaut.-
hair ferns and sriiax. An elaborate menu
was served. After dinner Halloween.
games and pranks and dancing continued
until last car time. Included among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Struve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power, Mr.; and
Mrs. j. ID. Lowrnan. M. ard Mrs. James
Donald. Mr. ana Mrs r A. Bell. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clark Mrs. J. G. Haines.
Mrs. 4. l.. Terry. Miss Munday. Miss Han
ford, Miss Elaine Hanford. Miss Turner.
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York. AR. Dick Coy. Mr. Bernard Peliy.
Mr. NJ Il. Haines. Mr.. Ja:ae3 Murray and
~: Charles Nunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thurman celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary Thursday
evening at their magnificent home on I'd
gar street and Roylston avenue. About
forty friends were present TO do honor 10
the occasion, which was a most happy at
fair. Pink and white chrysanthemums ard
rfk.f Gn.i EaI n
decorations. the dining room especially be-
ing literally banked with these beautiful
tints. The company sat down TO an eiap-
crate dinner during the early part OF the
evening.
great many beautiful gifts were pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman by Seattle
friends and weli-wishers from other parts
Of the country.
The Renton Hill Whist Club was enter
tanned last Monday. evening by Mrs. Beach
and her daughter Miss Beach The mem
hers present were: Mrs and Miss Beach.
Gottstein. Mrs. Aronson. Mrs. Stebbns
Mrs. Jamison. Mrs. Kline. Mrs. Burreii
Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. George N. Stewart.
ga. Mrs. Powles and Mrs. Benton. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Norton and Mrs.
Stebblns- The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Edmund Bowden.
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for reception 10 Mrs. Cranneli, Thurs
day November 3, from 2:3o 10 p. m
Among those present We're Mrs r; c.
Thomas Hardin. Mrs Harvey Jordan. Mrs.
James Lee Mrs G. T. Forrest Mrs. J. S
kloeber. Mrs. Erastus Brainerd; Mrs. Tay-
Mrs. weinhagen. Mrs Ferry. Mrs John
I4eary. Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. CIary, Mrs. Bow
den. Mrs. Ford. Mrs Fehren, Mrs. Down
ing, Mrs. j. {. Cole.
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The French Club met Monday afternoon
n the home OF Mrs. Calvin Hagan, corner
Minor avenue and James street. The MEM
hers spent brief period IN examining Pho
tographs and discussing woman in French
Art" after which NJ Constant read from
Adrienne Lecouvreur. The next meeting
will be held at the residence of Mrs. IL.
Clay Eversoe on Boylsion avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Ii. -. Kline entertained a
few friends Al whist last Thursday even
& Yerkes. AIR. and Mrs. q. NJ Iaing,
Rev and Mrs. George Buzze,le. Mr.. and
Mrs Homer I; Norton and Mr. and Mrs
Edmund B0wder. Mrs. ferkes and Mrs.
Bowden were the successful players Of the
evening.
Arrangements for a new whist club are
Nj and Mrs. MeGinnis. Mr. and Mrs.
- MIR. and Mrs. c T. burnside.
Mrs G. " hrasa 4 ,n Or. and
n -s AaiTuss and Miss Conn.
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Among the pictures OF Types of Fair
Women" Tn the current number OF the
Puritan Magazine Is that OF Mrs. a. +.
MacCulsky. wcl-known society lady OF
this city. Mrs. Macculsky is At present in
Europe where she has gone to perfect her
SELF - an artist. having much talent In
that direction.
last week at the Tacoma golf tournament
the most noted players being Capt Harry
| Taylor Mr.. Z. a Strout and James Gilii-
son IT, Besides these Mr.. and Mrs George
/ ~. H., kinson Miss McNaught aud Mir
| y. y Mcdonald were present.
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TAs "Wednesday Z NJ Club me: al the
r"eteDco - Ms Fucker at the usual time
. IA unusually interesting afternoon Wa.
/ SPeot IN tae discussion ~ the eight hour
! system, henle making vs.. housekeeping
! review - HAL came. 3ad other matters
! incidental 20 ctnb work
| y violin recital by ". Vaughan Arthur
| assisted ~ Elsa DeTcmCauN pianist Nj
| Oscar Moline. pianist. and MIR. Max III
| sier. Violtnisi ~lA re given Wedncs.ias
| evening Al Sherman X Gays hall. Seconl
| aVenue- : rroEramme of unusual exec,
! hence Will he giv'n.
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| Mr.. and Ms William Garrar,i ana Miss
| ttr"lHe Simpson leave shortly for Sar
| Franc $50. @aere thcy WI spend yae wiz.
! ser. N.ss simpson WA visit al Aaxe.s
Cal, b, fore retura.r'- 10 Seattle.
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Thgro ~as quiz a gathering ~ society
| people a; tne tHon drpot "Wednesday
/ -.flegurau So ga aA.sg 80 Ms W : Relfe
Mss sieaeylzye he &. Mrs. O. \ j. 4.