The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

- AcoAA. Sept. i7.--Tsere has
be%n a charming spirit cs
hospitality In the air this week.
ard the days have gone mer-
Fly and pleasantly by Many de-
ueh.fui affairs have been given. the ma sor-
nv sssag characterized by pleasant i.lfor-
nasity. and besdes these many email
syeg;s too small 10 chronicle, although
rose the .s&s enjoyable. Every one tx cling
sng 10 The remaining days OF summer with
The intensity thai X usually given 10 things
that are al too soon IN their fieesing.
TIE Only dancing party OF the week was
sssn Mcndsy night by Mr. Louis Parsons
81 honor of Miss Jargare, Tyler, who lef.
Tor tire East Thursday to resume her
s.pdiez for year. The large drawing
roon and reception hall IN the Parsons
home on North g street with their polish
a floors, makes 4 one Of the beet houses
ii town for entertaining when dancing is
tie main feature. Mrs Parsons being ou,
IL town, Mrs. W. @. Pearcc filed The place
Of hostess. Among those present were,
Mss Elliott. Miss Tyler. Mis- Caesar. Mss
eweasoerg. Mss Bennett. Ais Baker. Miss
Thomas. Miss Clancy. Mlss Fitch, Mss
Remington. Miss Styne. Miss Reife, OF Sc
ssiie. Miss Cover. Miss E.ivira IngersalI.
Miss Clara Hewitt, Ms Sorague. Miss La
Fargo, Of Staten island, Miss Johnston.
Miss Samps@ii Mr.. A. r Pritchard. Mr. |.
Holmes. Mr.. ID. A Young. Mr. e Foster
Mr. Beal Foster. Mr.. G. Babcock. Mr. e
Babcock, Mr. T. " Tyler, Mr. j. MeDan-
tel. Mr. F. j. Church. Mr.. r. Allyn DR.. A,
G. Hicks Mr. s. Bridges, M W. Harvey.
A. 1S-fr
V, Hayden. Mr.. lyman. Mr. Alex Hogmar
ADD Mr. S. Plumner.
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One OF the most delightful OF this weeks
social events was the card party given
Wednesday night by Mrs. William. v Bur
rii for Miss Amy Burnett Mrs. Bu-rin
eniertains charplingiy. and the entertain
ment Wednesday night was quite a bril-
Lani affair. Very handsome prizes were
won by Miss kershau. Miss Bennett. Mr.
Frsd Bull and MI George Ladd Mum. A,
the tables We're Miss Burnett. Miss Ker-
shaw. Miss Caesar. Of New York. Miss
swensherg. of Omaha: Miss Fuller. Of
Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. Melbourne. Bailey
Mrs. T. p. Wallace. Miss Baker. Miss
Bennett, Miss Mabel Rowe. Miss Ingerson
Miss Riggs Miss Mcdonald Nisrt Rove
Mr.. G. L. Mum. Mr.. Lynde Palmer, NJ
". A. Sternberg. Mr.. j. s. Baker Mir r.
] Conduit. Mr.. Morton Ramsdel. Mr. r
". Enos. Mr.. 4. T. PrI,chard. DIR. G. s.
Hicks. Mr.. II. s. Griggs. Mr. Fred BuI
Mr.. G. j. kershaw. jr.. Mr.. r. T. Grove
and Mr.. W. V. Eurrill.
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The idea of combining luncheon and a
card party is at exceedingly agreeable one
and for a little more trouble Is a much
pfeti.er entertainment than the ordinary
aftsrnoon card party. Mrs Henry b. Cald
well entertained In this delightful way on
Friday. Duplicate whist was played com
mencing at i2 O'Clock. After the set OF
boards had been played delicious lunch
con was very pr9tily and da,ntiiy served.
after which the duplicate boards were given
out and played. Mrs Caidwelrs guests
were: Mrs. u. ID. Campbell Mrs w. V.
Burri Mrs ]. NJ Keen. Mrs. L. r. Man
ning. Mr.. Melbourne Bailey, Mrs r r.
Wallace and Miss Rowe. Mrs. Caldwell
has Invitations out for luncheon and card
party for next Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Forbes gave ore Of the pretti-
est and pteasantest card parties OF the
week on Thursday afternoon at her home
on Division avenue. Progressive cinch was
played a, elk tables. and the pretty prizes
were won by Miss Clancy and Miss John
s'en. Among those present were Mss Nc
Donald. Miss Ingersoll. Miss Elvira Inges-