The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

X. Z,
by the serenade Good Night" by Pinsut.
Another musical number was given by Miss
Clara Hili an accomplished young pianist
and pupil! Of Prof. Capen OF Boston. who
played brilliant classical selection. fol-
lowed by an exquisite number by Hensei.
'iIf / Were Bird. Miss Rose c. Mitchell
played upon the mandolin with great ex-
preston and skill the 'Cavatina." by Raff.
revealing the possibilities of that insiru-
ment in an unusual manner. Delicious re-
freshments were served after the pro-
gramme and social time enjoyed. The
movement among club women for more
fraternal relations and broadening inter-
ests was we'll exemplified by taas reception.
The Ladies' Musical Club gave the first
OF the winters series of recitals on Friday
evening at the old Rainier hotel. The pro-
gramme was varied and interesting and
was as follows:
Trio Cd ~ for piano. violin and cello:
Andante con motto tranquillo; finale
allegro essai appassionate. $500.
Mrs James Hoge. ir.. Mrs. frank r. Van
Tuyi. Prof. George Bachmann.
ca serenata .-...... -..:...... M9szkowsk.
=, Miss Henrietta Hamilton. - AS'''''
Summer Nights Dream 0or two
Mrs. Charles Patterson. Miss Beach. Mrs.
n Daulton, Mrs. +. ?. Schuyler.
Violin ootsat Mrs S I vi f9 elise R. Van ruyl
ta1 Selections from 'Lohengrin" 800.
%, spinnerlicd .' Wa agnsr7 Iiszt
tal Without Thee ............. .D'Hardelot
Oh Aria-"sampson and Delilah"
'''' Mrs. William Miller SAM '"eAS
Trio. op. 1ss: Andantino quasi allegret-
TO: Rondo graziosc.
Mrs. James Hoge. ir.. Mrs Frank r.. Van
Tuyl. Prof George Bachmann.
Mr.. Boyd Wells, accompanies.
The breakfast given last Monday by
Mrs. George NJ. Paschall in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Susan T. Bryan. OF ST. Louis,
and Mrs. Edward Moaie. jr., was quite
the smartest affair of the kind ever given
In Seattle. Mrs. Paschall received her
guests In the spacious vestibule. which
was enchanting with its floral decoration.
Vases of American beauty roses against
a background of palms We're blended with
permanent furnishings by tracery of
smilax. The taste of the charming host
ess was everywhere evidenced in the ele-
gance of the floral decorations. each room
being n contrast to the others, yet all in
perfect harmony. The guests numbered
thirty-three and were seated at three
tables. each table being presided over by
one of the guests OF honor. Present were
Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs. d. n. Baxter.
Mrs. Erastus Brainerd. Mrs. ]. Il. Met
caife. Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. David KEEL
logg. Mrs. j. c. Haines. Mrs. Charles
Power. Mrs. Frederick Strive, Mrs f..
w. Andrews, Mrs. E. A. Strout. Mrs. X.
A. Brown, Mrs. Waterman. Mrs. II. c.
Henry. Mrs. Morgan Carkeek. Mrs. f. II.
Osgood. Mrs. Daniel kelleher. Mrs.
Beatty, of Washington, d. c.; Mrs. A.
Il. Stewart. Mrs. X. M. Palmer Mrs.
James ID. Hoge. tr.. Mrs. L. Il. Stedman.
Mrs. Thomas Hardin, Mrs. Columbus T.
Tyler. Mrs. j. ID. Lowman. Mrs. T.. c.
Hughes, Mrs. Charles Stimson. Mrs.
George Donworth and Mrs. ]. r. Hayden.
Mrs. John Crane and Mrs. J. L. Smith.
formerly of Snohomish but now residing
in Seattle, We're pleasantly surprised at
their home. No. 25Gs Fifth avenue, by
number Of merry making friends calling
upon them for an evenings entertan-
mcnt. Those Of the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris George, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs, John Ross. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockwell. Mrs. Eleanor Fitzmaurce.
Miss Edith Leath. Miss Emily Burt. Miss
Ethel titzmaurice Miss NJ. Crane, Miss
Anna Crane. Miss Lizzie Crane. Mss
Kate Crane. Mr.. 4. Smiley. Mr..
j. W. kremer. Mr.. Eugene Free. MIR.
Alex. Leath, Mr.. Elmor Z. Crane.
Master Clayton Smith and Master
Clarence F'ltZm2uTce. Mr.. John 4. Crane
assisted Mrs Crane and Mrs. Smith in re-
eeiving and entertaining the unexpected
guests.
Mr. and Mrs Meier Price Benton gave a
card party on Thursday night IN honor
OF Mrs Minieh. who Is paying her friends
9 visit prior 20 her return to Alaska. where
she has been eojourning for the past year.
Tables were placed for fifty guests and
the game was infused with a marked de-
gree OF animation from start 10 finish.
Mrs. Montgomery Russell was the succeSs-
full aSpirant for the first ladies' prize: Mr..
Latirner. thu first gcntlemans. The see
oud prizes were won by Mrs Granam ard
Mr. Blaine The attractive home OF the
host and hostess presented Hu aspect Of
ideal loveliness with It's soft effulgence OF
delcateiy tinted lights and profuS.on Of
rare flowers. \ dainty and lavish lunch
con was served.
Mrs. Erastus Brainerd gave reception
Tuesday afternoon. with Mr. q. Howard
Watson as guest Of honor. Mrs. BrafHerd
was assisted in receiving and entertaining
! by Mrs. John LeaTy. who presided over
the tea table: Mrs, +. ". Andrews and
Mrs. Frederick Fisehe The ladies
present not only had the pleasure OF wei
coming Mrs. Watson. hut the qualification
or meeting MrS. W imam II. ttuFFiu, Of
Columbus Ohio who. II Is expected viii
make her home In Seattle: and of renew
Ing the acquaintance OF Mrs. Edward
Noale. r.. who was so well known here
as Miss Semple
{. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bates Post were enter
tanned at;sr the play on the evening ~
taeir last performance tn this city BY su8ge
and Mrs. Burke. The reception WIS pre-
coded by q box party at the Seattle thea
ter. Those present az both were Mrs H.
r.. Bagley, Mrs Webster Miss Baxter.
Miss Brookes Mr. Guerra Mr. try. M
Baxter and Mr.. McGlvra.
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Tie Misses RilAngham entertained a few
friends last "Wednesday evening n their
Eame corner TAYLOR axeau and f4arr son
street n honor - their mothers birthday
Tne evening Uas spent VITA cards ard
music. after "a a3cn refreshments were
served pvessnt we're Nr and Mrs Bill
lnghaE. Dr. and Mrs Albin. Miss Minnie