The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

be mentioned Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. strout.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. EngIe Mr. and Mrs.
r. W. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
ciarke Mr. and Mrs. Livingston r. Sted-
man. Mrs, r. l.. Terry. Mrs. Frederick *.
Strive. Miss Riley. Miss Strive. Miss Ar
quit, Mr.. Herman Chaplin. Mr. Mcdonald.
MT. James Gillison. jr.. Capt. Harry Tay-
lor, Mr.. Charles Power and Mr. f. f.
Ling.
The Century Club held n very inter-
ssting and well attended meeting last Fri
day afternoon In the club rooms In the
Boston block. One OF the features of the
programme was the paper read by Mrs.
Anna Il. Allen, on The Education Of
Girls. The paper evidenced much study
and brought out considerable discussion.
Mrs. \. +. Phillips read a paper on Sun
shine. which was very much appreciated.
Mrs. III. Clay Eversoie entertained the
members OF the French Club last Monday
afternoon At her home on Boylston ave-
nue. and Spring street la pluie ct Ia
Beau Temps" an amusing little comedy.
was read by NJ, Constant and heartily en-
1oyed by the members of the club The
next meeting win he held tomorrow at tho
home of Mrs. Charles Conover, Sixteenth
avenue.
MISS @tHce Nlnnedge was the hostess at
very enjoyable cbafing dish narty last cv
ening at her home on Harvard avenue
Among those present were Miss Amy
Corey, Miss Iiewellyn Morrison. Miss
Ethel Cardn. Miss Leora Conn. Mr.. John
Wing, Mr.. Coll Murray, Mr.. Emery Hath
away. Mr. Lee McCiov. Mr.. Louis Cragin,
and Mr.. Webb vinnedge
Mr.. Charles Power gave swell dinner
party Friday evening nj his home on
Minor avenue IN honor of Judge II q
Bond, who Is UP from San francisco for
few days. Mr. Powers guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Karl Strive. Miss
Hanford. Judge II. G. Bond and Judge
G. III. Hanford.
Mrs. j.. s. Rowe leaves this week for
San Francisco. 20 spend three months
with her daughter and friends Mr.. Rowe
Will join her in May. To- be present al the
graduating exercises of Mills college.
where their daughter yeneta is member
OF the -cla~s of '9s.
The members OF the CauserIe de salon
Club we're entertained last Monday al the
home of Mrs. a. uarkef 315 Twenty-third
avenue. Mrs. buckingham will entertain
the club tomorrow at her home. Tenth
avenue and Main street.
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The Magazine Review Club met last
Friday with Mrs. 8. NJ. Preston NJ her
home on Renton Hin. The principal fea-
ture of the excellent programme rendered
was a paper on tho Life Of John the
Baptist" by Mrs. L. C. Gilman.
Al1
The regular meeting of the Wednesday
Evening Card Club which wassto have
been held last Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. j. D. Lowpan. was postponed until
nex' Wednesday on account of the death
OF Mrs. De Wolfe.
An interesting meeting OF Trinity Guild
was held Friday afternoon In the parish
house A large na-,ter OF the guild ladies'
were present and spent the afternoon out
lining plans for future work.
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Mrs. W r.. Guerfs and Mira J c. Halnes
celebrated their birthday last Wednesday
evening, with a dinner at the residenc.
OF Mrs. Haines on Seventh avenue and
Union street.
The DrexeI Avenue Whin Club mat
last "Wednesday With Mrs. J. A. Paine. at
ne- Terry avenue homo. Mrs 4. J. Flsken
ard Mr.. Clarence Preston won the club
prizes.
The Classic Culture cIub will hold Ia
Whittier evening with Mrs. Phillips 1911
Marion street tomorrow evening A very
Interesting programme has been arranged.
Mr. N. Il. Curtis entertained the ladies'
Of the Kirmeas Whist Club last Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Louis
Williams. 2l2e Second avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs. John Leary,
Mrs W T. Guerin. OF Columbus o. and
Mrs Helen Guerin made up party which
spent Thursday IN Tacoma
The Queen Anne Glitch club will hold
.ts Grxi meeting in tas weeks on Thursday
next at the home IF Mr. and Mrs X. v.
Ankeny First avenue. vest
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Judge H. O Bond entertained A number
OF friends at dinner at the Rainier Club
"Wednesday evening last.