The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20

LeaTy, Mrs Il. +, Ferry. Mrs. $. Water
man, Mrs. ~ Il. Stewart. Mrs. \. IT, An
asfsom. Mrs \. W Ensle. Mrs, Erastus
EFainerd, Mrs. David ksnogg. Mrs. w.
H. Nhitilesey. Mrs. Ren. Mrs. ", W.
Robinson. Mrs. EdwiA Webster ani Mrs.
IL. Is. Bagiey.
Lieut. Noymsn. Of the L. s. shin Nip
sic. entertained a number al Seattle So
eiety young ladies at Pert Orchard Friday
afternoon. lie Was assisted by Mrs.
Forbes. wife Of Commandment Fcrbes.
TWO luncheons Were served during the
sfternooa. one aboard the Nipsic, tina
other At The home Of the commandment.
The invitations read dancing" aud the
upper deck Of the famous old Nipsic was
In capital condition. The terrible disaster
10 the L, 5. h>tleship Maine ut Havana.
however caused the Nipssc's flag 10
hang at half mast. and Of course there
was no dancing, 1t would have been too
much out of place, especially On the Nip
SIC. which came so near being a wreck
At Samoa few years ago. The young Ia
dies were patriotic and did ne; mind the
change IN programme. Those who went
10 Port Orchard from Seattle were Mrs
Edward Moale, Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. T. w.
Andrews. Mrs. Frederick Bausman. Mrs.
Byron, Miss Charlotte P.s..aps Miss
Holmes. Miss Semp.e. Miss Ethel Senple
and Miss Carrie Morgan.
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The several Seattle lodges Of knights
of Pythias viii celebrate the thiriy-fourth
anniversary or the founding OF the order
by Justus Rathboae, by giving az Elks
hall. Tuesday evening OF next week. an
open entertainment TO the Knights OF
Pythias, Uniform Rank, resident and
visitors. and The members or the order OF
KathhoRe Sisters and the friends Of all.
Col. L. w Young viii deliver thu Pyth-
address nf hos TAI rf
In the city has been engaged to make
w splendid programme. 4 mandolin
club viii furnish music, and At the close
OF the programme a social dance will be-
INDUCED ia until midnight. The Rath-
bone Sisters VIII provide refreshments ia
the lunch room. The friends Of pythlan-
ism are cordially invited TO attend The
programme viii begin promptly al $50
Tuesday evening. The Uniform Rank
companies and stan officers will be pres
eat IL uniform.
The Post-Intelligencers New York COR
respondent writes concerning Seattle peo-
Pie in the metropolis as follows.
Calvin Ii. Ha&an. "a Seattle capitalist
Is 10 be seen IN the city every few days.
He has visited recently other financial
centers including Baltimore. Boston and
Philadelphia.
Richard NevinS well-known in Seattle.
but now OF Cripple Creek. Is at the sioia-
man house.
DIR. Walsh. once a prominent Queen
Anne hill resident. is here fer few days
from his home. Detroit, Mich
w. {. Leek, wealthy Yukoner who
has been spending the winter In New
York city, wisl leavc on Wednesday for
Dawson.
Thomas Riego Hart. AZ one time a Sc
attic lawyer, left here some time ago for
The Yukon via the lsthmas of Panama.
Robert Moran. the Seattle ship builder.
is passing few days ut the Imperial
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An impromptu. but very pleasant affair.
was given at the residence OF Judge ana
MIS-. A. III. Feote ON Wednesday evening.
| in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Croft,
| OF Victoria, formerly of Seattle who are
| visiting in the city. A few of the in.l-
| mate frisnds of Mr.. and Mrs. Croft Win
| could be easily reached, were hastily
/ called together. and a very delightful
! evening was spent In social converse
| Invited guests were: MIR. and Mrs Rob-
ert Croft. Rev. and Mrs. Randall. Gov.
| and Mrs Knapp, Judge and Mrs s. 4
| Carlisle. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Fowler Col.
and Mrs. c. N, sheafe. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred H. Peterson. MIR. and Mrs. John Il.
Cole. Judge and MRS. -. l.. Frye Prof.
and Mrs. J. ID. Curtis. Mr. and mrs.
George Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Brawley.
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The Young Woman's League OF tho
Plymouth Congregational church. and
their friends, We're entertained las: Mon
day evening at the home or Mre Robert
NJ Hopkins hyAMiss Rowena Neville AMI
Miss Ida Thedinga. 1t was ST yaien-
tines day. ard that fact added spirit TO
the festivities. As a prelude a short but
interesting programme was rendered
Miss Ahbie Drew presented several Instru-
mental numbers. Miss Peek added 10 the
enjoyment Of the evening by rendering
reeltations. Mrs. Hatfield sang during
the evening. The programme was fol-
lowed by Valentine auction. with Or
Kilbcnrne on the block. He performed mis-
duties with the air ard spirit OF a profess
sionsl auctl0neer. The Young ladies'
served dainty refreshments during the
evening.
The SWEETEST small dancing party Of the
week was the St Valentines german
given on Monday evening py Miss Holmes
at her home on Minor avenue. The even
ing was consumed in dancing 10 music
furnished hy q stringed orchestra The
large rooms Of the EauEman residence
were prettily DECORATED. Miss IIolmas'
guests were DR.. and Mrs A Monoa Mr@
w. W. Andrews, Mr. Edward Moalc. Miss
Fannie Aunday, Miss Seuspie Miss Ethel
semple. Aiss Ann Turner. Mr.. Raymond
Guarin. Mr. Henry Parkinson. air. james
Gllison. 3r. Mr. Fox. Mr.. K.Gder. Mr.. @.
Meade Emory, Lieut.. Walker and Capt
Harry Taylor.
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ST. Valentines day was very pleasantly
observed hy Mrs. II. A. Stanley and her
little daughter Marjorie VINO entertained
the ladies % the Queen Anne Nonadic
Literary Club at their temporary home
on Queen Anne hili with a s. Vaicnflna
tea. The charming hostess impeYaonafed
the Queen Of Hearts. while Miss Marjorie
vas costumed as Cupid Each guest had
received dainty pink and white heart
Eha ped Invitation The decorations were
pink ard white. Original valentines suit
~ to the characteristics % each guest
we're read. providing very delightful
literary feast. which waa followed by a
very daimty lunch.
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The Century Club held a very interest
Ing meeting an Friday n rGorr - Itaa-