The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13

week comes when the social
functions are confined 20 one line
OF entertainment but this week
there mas actually been nothing
but card parties fer both afternoon
and evening. The golfers are getting ready
for their club tournament. which VIII be
played or Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Walter j. Turrell gave very pref
~ luncheon Oh Friday. Covers were laid
for MTs A. N s'5 s;- Mrs r. AZ 2, AZ
Mrs s x. White. Mrs ". c. Sharpstsin
and Mrs. 5. J. Maxwell.
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| Mrs ". H Eaton and Miss Harlow gave
two very successful card parties this week
sn Wsanesaay and IRarsds a f astera anS
La TO spend the winter. The invitation
list for both afternoons included Mrs. A. VI.
Baker. Mrs. Nelson Bennett. Mrs. William
Cushrnan, Mrs. F. II. Bowen Mrs. W. D.
Il. G. Bass, Mrs; Thomas Rigs, Mrs a
| Caldwell Mrs. D. Mcdonald, Ms. J. Little.
Mrs. G. Browne. Mrs. G. NJ, shultz. Mrs.
= BraaeS Nrs Mr. I y Rows srs ME- E
Bull. Mrs Beihler, Mrs. osgood. Mrs. E.
Snyder Mrs. Van Horn, Mrs. G. Parsons
DelpraI. Mrs. F. Mottet Mss Forsyth
Miss Mary Eorsyths. Mrs. t G. " G s;s
Mrs. Alexander Smith. Mrs: John Parker.
Mrs. /. Gault. Mrs. 5. X. White. Mrs. Otis
sprague; Mrs; I: IiandfooTth. Mrs 4 W
Jr. Mrs r. F. Jacobs. Mrs j. Mckellar,
Mrs. T. Allyn. Mrs. c. Abbott. Mrs. T. Prit-
chaEd Mrs. f. Dodwel Mrs. ]. Vanderbilt
Mrs. S Sears, Mrs, J. Stalcup. Mrs: 4. w.
Raynor Mrs. j. s. Boyle, Mrs. $. Wilkeson.
Mrs J. T Steeb Mrs. c, s Miliken. Mrs
s, Rice. Mrs. 4: c; Tousey. Mrs william
Bowen, Mrs. r. Sawyer. Mrs Walter
| oakes. Mrs. c. Yocum Mrs. G. l. Holmes
Mrs. Alexander Baillle, Mrs T 3. Wallace.
Mrs; v; '. Burr,n. Mrs "; Bailey, AIRS
A 3. Todd. Mrs. Mel. Hawkes.. Mrs. "
". Clifton jr.. Mrs. T.. G.. Griggs, Mrs.
c. H Marble, Mrs. /. Halstead. Mrs. 3. 5.
Blanchard. Mrs, H. G Potter. Mrs. J, i.
Panton. Mrs. g. c. Wagner Mrs. J. NJ.
Ashton. Mrs. P. H. kershaw: Mrs. II: =.
Caldwell Mrs. F. Watson, Mrs. Z, Hall.
q. ". White. Mrs. T. r. Shepard. Mrs. f.
| Tucker. Mrs. II. G. Foster, Mrs. +. Y.
Caesar. Mrs. II, L. Giese Mrs. W. \. Bull.
Baker. Miss Bennett, Mss Paddock, Miss
Seymour. Miss Cover. Miss Mabel Rowe,
Mss Riggs. Miss McDoaald. Miss Smith,
Nj - Kate Smith Miss WOrden, NJ SIS ker
shaw, Miss Mabel kershaw. Miss NJ.
Thomas. Miss Margaret Thomas. Miss Wal
lace, Miss Ferriss. Miss Munson, Mss FL
lott. Miss Maynard, Miss = Maynard. N :
Miller. Miss Holbrook, Miss Hall. Miss
Amy Hall Mss Tisdae.
on Wednesday afternoon the prizes were
won by Miss N Her. Miss Muuson and Miss
Seymour and on Thursday by Mss Mary
Forsythe; Mrs. Derickaon and Mrs. Lin
coin Gault
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Steeb gave two card
parties this week on Monday and Thursday
evenings. which were among the pleasant
affairs Of the week. On Monday night the
prizes were won by Miss Mabel Rowe and
1r<s On rlDss~ f1lx- 1t1tas
by Miss Maud Elliott. Miss Matte Baker.
Mr.. Frank Sharp and II. Gran; S. Hicks
The invitation list for both evenings includ,
cd Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ashton. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Tousey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Metcalf. Mr.
and Mrs. G: l.. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Mr. and Mrs. 4 W. Martin MI and Mrs
W. V. Burr:ll, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sprague.
Rice, Mrs l. ", Anderson, Mrs. Il. c. Pot
ter, Mrs. j. II. Panton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Scott. Mrs. w =. Tyler. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
G us NJ AID dg Ms " y c. o1d Pare u Pr
liam Jones. Mr. ana Mrs w. L. Hucker.
Mr. and Mrs. b. S. Grosscup. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Miilken. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Hurley,
Miss Maud Elliott. Miss Matte Baker. Miss
Marie Rowe. Mr.. c. II. Hyde, Mrs. G. NJ.
Seeley. Or. q. S. Hicks. Mr.. G. C. Rowe.
Mr.. Chester Thorne. Mr.. John S Baker and
Inc l>aNisS du.iI or OF. Ictef = c1uECn
gave a pickaninny cake walk on Friday
night that was highly enterta ming. About
forty-two took part, the solo muse and
Mss Fay Hawkins. Mr.. Roy Garlic Mr.,
Russell FIJI Miss Virginia Todd. Miss Julia
Harris. Miss jamie Smith, Miss Delphine
Dalton, Mss Helen Smith, Mrrs. Rob Hud-
son. Mr. Belmore Bremuer. Mr.. Freeman
Cushman. Mr.. Dewey Rodgers. Mr.. Robert
Vanderbilt, Mr. F. Hohenschiid Mr..
a al rTr, er..f
OF the programme was under the direction
of Miss Lillian Cheal. Mr. Fred Bull was
master az ceremonies. and Miss Wardei
supersutended the drilling for the cake
walk and march. The entertainment WI
be repeated next Friday at Chiekering hall,
when the Ladies' Guild OF ST. Andrews
church VII Join. making about sixty that
VIII take part.
The first evening meeting o. the Tuesday
Afternoon Duplicate Whist Club Was held
al the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. William C.
Pearce on WedHesd ay night. Progressive
hearts was played and ne prizes won ley
Mss M1uf Elliott and Mr.. + J F'ransiou.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y.
Caldwell. Mr.. ana Mrs, George Blanchard,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Fransiolt Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. and Mrs. +. ". Snow, Mr. AMI Mrs. T.
= Wallace. NJ. ana Mrs. f.. G. Grigcs Mr..
and Mr. l.. r. Manning Mrs W > Tyler.
Miss Elliott Miss Evans Air Alexander
BatlLe. Mr.. J. + Clark Mr. J. ? Conduit.
Tuesday night Mrs. G. =. Wagner enter
talnei a very few friends Al duplicate
whist. tie Gay being Dr. Wagnors birth
dag. Those present were Mr and Mrs II.
IT, Caldwell MI and Mrs. George Blan-
chard and Mr. ard Mrs. T. 6. 6riggs on
Tuesday riga, Mr.. ana Mrs II. b. Caldwell
had few = FOR duplicate whist. their
guests being nr. ana Mrs Wagner Mr..
and Mrs -. Z. blanchard and Mr.. and Mrs.
q - q.