The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-16


concerts. nusieaies. dances aad weddings
-aad q great many visitors from Legend
the city gates. One Of the smart events OF
the week was the surprise party given By
the young ser ard another merry happen
ing was the meeting OF the Queen Anne
Ci1eh Club. Tire announcements cut iu-
ciuGe 4 military ban BY the Cadet Corps
% the State University, few weddings
and dances 70 be given by the Cotillion
Club, IN the near future.
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Miss Nugent. one Of the stars in the
young social conSte!la ton was reminded
that Wednesday was her birthday ami
yersary by q group OF charming friends
who took possession OF the family man
sion In the evening. The affair was i'm
prompiu and informal and was a com
piatA surprise 10 the young lady who was
assisted in receiving her guests by her
mother. Mrs. Nugsnl. There we're about
twenty-five young people present and the
first part of the evening vas spent Tn
playing cinch. after which all repaired
10 the large bah room. where music and
dancing were enjoyed until twelve Re-
freshments were served Informally in the
dining room. The ehaperones OF the
party We're Mrs. Howard. AIRS McGraw
and Mrs. Starkey. The others present
were Miss Lombard, of Boston Miss
Libby, OF Port Townsend. Misses Nc
Graw, Miss Morgan. Miss Mckinney.
Miss Mcknight, Miss Corey, Miss
Ranke. Miss Whittier Miss Phillips Miss
Clarke. Mr.. Baxter. Mr.. Boyd Crockett.
Mr. Geary. Mr. Bartholomew. Mr.. Her
aid. Mr.. Rank, Mr. Inyerarity. Mr.. wur-
tele, Mr. McConnaughey. Mr. Simpson,
Mr.. Gillespie and DR.. Gentle
A party was given little DoIne HoisinS-
ton Ireton By Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hoising-
ton. at their residence, 1875 Third avenue
yesterday afternoon. The time was spent
in merry games. The table decorations
were carnations and hyaeinths and fancy
colored paper dolls. Those present were:
Doilie Hoisington Ireton. Clarence Nc
LaUghlin. Edward Hickey. I.aurinne
Armstrong. Fred Ireton, Elenor Car
roll, Ora Elder, Eyelyne Dawley.
Dottie Ireton, Mirtle Mclaughlin,
Pat Hosen. Gerold McClaire, Mrs W ".
Houghton. Mrs. e. n Naiber. Mrs. c. n.
Hoisington. Mrs. DR. n. l. Miles. Mrs j.
NJ. Dawley. assisted by Mrs. NJ s. Nc
Claire. Miss Nina Snow. Miss Edithe Nc
Claire and Mss Mir.ie Heisingson.
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The parlors OF the Occidental hotel
were charmingly decorated with palms
and other ported plaNs. and brilliantly
lighted on Wednesday evening the occa-
sion being musicale given by Miss Jen-
ME Stevens and Miss Rose Charlotte
Mitchell. A limited number OF invitations
Were Issued. The audience was critical
and appreciative. The programme was a
popular one and each number was well
rendered. Those who participated in the
programme were Miss stephens. Miss
Mitchell Prof. LANCER Mss Dryden.
Mrs. wohIenburg Miss Bell. Mime.
Moline. Miss Whittier. Miss Mckay, Prof
Martin and Miss Adrian LANCER.
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The Ninteenth Century Literary Club
held its first meeting of the new year last
week. the large attendance OF members
showing an undated interest in club work.
Miss Shepard presented q sketch Of the
English stage. after which members gave
their personal "reminiscences OF great
actors prominent In America. The pro-
gramme for next Thursday includes .
paper written by Mrs. Thomson. OF Ia
coma Subject "A Group OF Architects"
In this group are classed the seven cinqEe-
cent.s.s. Bruneiieschi Albert, Andrea
Sansovi1o. Bramanti, San Gallo the elder,
San Gallo the younger and Michael Angelo.
After the paper Miss Reese viii call a dis
cussIou.
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The Queen Anne Csnch Club met We'd
nssday evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs A. NJ. Brookes, s04 First avenue
west There was Il fun attendance OF the
ciCb members ard about fifteen invised
guests. The guest prizes were won by
NJ. Stockton Rgn.ey and Miss Olive
Rsxxr Mrs. William Whittlesey added
greatly 20 the evenings entertainment by
her :iEe rendering Of some choice vocal
musical numbers.
Mr.. Frank Frederick will leave for The
Il a.
Mich. 20 be married n Miss Beth Wal
fron Hiss waldron spen; some months
In Seattle visiting her aunt Mrs. Fred
Stirson and she Is very pleasantly re-
rssmberet by society. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick VIII after n short wedding trip,
make their home in Seattle.
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The French Club met Monday at the
home OF Mrs. J. F. Mcknight. corner OF
sixth avenue and Marion street The
study Of lie Maitre de F0rges'' was con-
,iuued. There was a fun attendance Of
the club. Tbs meeting tomorrow after
noon will be at Mrs Lowmau's residence.
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Mrs. I>ovett Wood entertained ,hs Ker-
miss Whist Club on Friday afternoon.
Mrs William 2oape won the first prize.
and Mrs. West Tas awarded ghe cor
ISOLATION prize. The club VIII be enter
tanned next Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Williams No. &120 Second avenue.
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The ladies' OF the CIiouIan Club spent
pleasant afternocn with Nj q w Gil
lAttc at her residence Nc 1855 Fifth ave-
nue. German Universi;ies'' was the suh-
iec, DISCUSSED ~ Mrs W =. Het;es The
next meeting will be a. the home OF Mrs.
Hotties No. 1893 Mercer street.
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The Tuesday Evening CInch Club met
this week 81 tae home az Miss Whittier.
The nr!zss were won BY Mss Fakez and
Mss Mce-aught The next meeting will
he held Al the home q Miss Mcknight.
when there VIII be 4 number OF guests
from out az town.
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on wednesday afternoon Mr- and Mrs
" H P1eiuw entertained a number OF
the friends Of Mrs : II Coz I'm honor Ct
the seventy eighth anniversary Of her
BIRTH After a pleasant evening spent az
" hist refreshments sere served.
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Yesterday afternoon the Classic Culture
Cluh held ia first meeting Of the new
Year al the residence II Mrs Or. Mitch
eli. No SIS Pike street
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Or OEcutt. ~ the Port Orchard navy
yard. will leave scon % foin iae Mohicar-
Fl- F-areahc3e viii arrive here On the 2lst