The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
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Miss ParreIly. Miss Tuttle. Mr.. George
Ia Farge and Mr. Frank La Fargo made
one party. In another box were Mr.. and
Mrs stuart Rice. Mrs. +. g. Griggs, Mrs.
r n. Price Mr.. J. s. Baker and Mr.. T.
". EBos. Dir. and Mrs. ". u. Tyler and
family and Miss Macdonald also occu-
pied a hex.
Miss Dewey gave a very elegant break
fass at her home on Prospect hill NetiEes-
day fer Mss Hofer and Miss Roe. Covers
were laid for eight. The table was ex-
quis!teiy decorated with violets. large
bunch being placed az each cover. Miss
Dewey's guests were Mrs. l. p. Bradley.
3irg. Samuel CoIlyer, Mrs. J. G. Wagner.
Mrs W. II. Scudder. Mss Norton. Miss
Roe and Miss Hofer.
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Mrs N. A. Bull charmingly entertained
tbs Ladies' Of the guild OF ST. Peters
church on Tuesday afternoon. High tea
served al o'clock. and IN the even
ing the parishioners and friends OF the
parish were received. Games. music and
z delicious supper formed the entertain
ment for the evening. Mrs. ID. II. Cross
Won the prize in a floral game.
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Miss Frances Wolbert was the hostess
az a charming tea on Wednesday after
Of Chicago. Assisting in receiving were
Miss Wolbert Mrs A y. Fitch, Mrs. l..
2. Bradley. Mrs Morrll. Miss Dewey and
Miss Norton. Mrs. o q. Ellis poured tea.
and Miss Glover. Miss Daisy Hewitt and
Miss futile served.
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After the lecture by Miss Hofer al the
Monticello Thursday afternoon Mrs George
Browne gave an informal 5-o'clock tea.
Those invited were Mrs. a. ". Martin.
Mrs. Hans G.ese, Miss Wolbert Miss
Frances Wo2bert. Mrs. L. z. Bradley,
Mrs Samuel Coilyer. Miss Norton, Miss
Dewey, Miss Roe and Miss Hofer.
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The card party to be given Monday
night by Mrs. Pearce and Mrs Browne
for the Chiidrens home viii undoubtedly
be one OF the principal social events OF
tho week, as preparations have been made
70 make X an elaborate affair. Handsome
prizes win be given and delicious supper
Will DO served.
Mrs Lincoln Gault gave a very pretty
dinner on Thursday night The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Thompson. Miss
Wolbert. Miss Frances Wolbert Mr..
Ralph Stacy. Mr. Frank Shaw, Mr. +.
Brewer and Mr.. J. A Wolbert.
Mrs. G ". Shultz gave a small informal
c.nch party on Monday afternoon to Mrs.
Hanscom. Mrs. Worden. Mrs Eaton. Miss
Jennie Ilogate, Miss Thomas Mrs. New
Ell. Miss Bradley. Miss Smith and Miss
julia Smith.
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The regular monthly competition of the
Tacoma Golf Club was played Tuesday In
the forenoon and afternoon. Miss Riggs
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Mr.. Ebcrly for the men.
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Social Notes.
Mrs J. W. Anderson left Wednesday for
the east.
Mrs. r. II. Houghton has gone TO Seat
tie 10 visit for a month.
Mrs. George Turner Is convaiesclng from
severe attack of the grippe
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Ashton have returned
fiom their trip 10 san Francisco.
Miss Maud Ainsworth and Mr. Jack
AinswCrtn returned to Portland Monday.
Mrs ". +. Hacker entertained. quite IN
formally a few ladies at cards on Tues
day afternoon.
Mss Margaret Mckinney. of Seattle. was
the guest OF Mrs &. .. Bates while in Ia
coma asst week.
Mss Stella Applegate IS the guest Of Mrs.
T. u. Campbell. whlle cony3lescing frum
her recent Illness.
Mrs. ana Mrs. T'reebarn. Of Spokane.
have rented Mr.. Harry Hurl~ys residence
on North Yakima avenue.
Mrs. Harry Hurley ana Nils Edith Wur-
by leave today for Philadelphia. where
they VIII remain until some time next fall.
Miss Norton charmingly entertained 4
number or friends az the 81. Helen's on
Tuesday night for Miss Hofer ana Miss
Roe
Mr. and Mrs Stuart Rice had as their
dinner guests last SUNDAY night Miss