The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

Mrs. C. F Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Blaine. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. ". Sharpless. Mr. and
Mrs E. W. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
sausman. Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Kit
finger, Mrs Edwin Webster Mrs. l.. S.
J. Hunt. Mrs. Byron Mrs Edward
Moale, Mrs. I'll. b. Bagley. Miss Charlotte
Phillips. Miss Hudson. of Tacoma. Miss
Belle Holmes. Miss Hanford. Miss Ela'ne
Hanford Miss Mcknight. Miss Semple,
Miss Ethel Sempie. Miss Munday, Miss
Arquit. Miss Allen, Mr.. f. T.. Ling, Nj.
Edgar Ames MIR. Stockton Rumsey. Mr.
T. '. Tyler, of Tacoma. Mr. Clyde Clan
cy, OF Tacoma, Mr.. Riley, Mr.. Charles
Munday, DIR. Munday. Mr.. Blake. Mr..
Snodsrass. Of Pittshurg, Pa. Lieut..
Walker. Mr.. James GTllison, jr. Mr. a.
+. MacCulsky. Lieut. Spear Capt. Harry
Taylor. Mr. James Murray. Mr.. T. c.
Mears Mr.. Richard S Cox. ir. MIR. r.
Pelly. Mr.. Edwin Hughes and Mr.. Henry
Carstens.
The young ladies OF the Ninth Avenue
Ciuo gave very pleasant dancing party
last tuesday evening at their club house
on Ninth avenue and Seneca street The
rooms were artistically decorated with
ferns, ivy and cut flowers. The entire
evening was spent in dancing. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. |. ~ Nadeau Mr.
and Mrs. II. X. Owens, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Piper, Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan, Miss
Lillian Nash, Miss Blanche Prewett, Miss
Alice Staempfi, Miss Elnor Condor. Miss
Adelaide Seaton. Miss Alice Lamb Miss
Anna Brown. Miss Mikkelsen, Miss Daisy
Hyland. Miss Anna McEachern. Miss Cora
Lake. Miss Ida Hensleigh. Miss Flora
Austin Miss Alice Scamon, Miss Ida
Reese. Miss Adelaide Hagler, Mr.. Frank
Dimock, Mr.. Charles Patten, Mr.. Shirley
Squire, Mr. Charles Wurtele, Mr. Pierre
Ferry. Mr.. f. Boyd. Mr., Wells. NJ. J. C.
Harris, Mr.. j. w. McConnaughey. Mr..
Parkinson. Mr.. Ivan Hyland, Mr. Walter
Beakbane, Mr.. f. ]. Strelan. Mr.. Claude
Medium, Mr.. Arthur Lee. Mr.. Frank
DinSley, Mr.. William Slliiman. Mr.. w.
G. Mccarthy. Mr.. Babcock, Mr.. George
Piper. Mr.. Fred Piper. Mr.. f. J. Dean.
Mr.. Fred Everett. Mr.. Condor. Mr.. Con-
over, Mr.. Steele. Mr. Taylor. Mr.. Gilbert
Smith and Mr.. Harold Smith.
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A movement Is on foot to organize all
of the many women's clubs of this City in
federation of clubs. There are eleven
well-orsanized clubs belonging to the
State Federation OF Women's Clubs and
as many more that are not federated.
Each OF these organizations works on GER
tain lines, but quite Independently of one
another. There has been a feeling for
some time that many advantages would be
derived from a city federation OF these
clubs. With this end in view, invitations
were recently sent out asking that the fed
eratc1 clubs of the city send delegates to 4
conference meeting. This meeting was held
In the Theosophic rooms, on Third avenue
last Wednesday afternoon. The clubs
were well represented, but many OF the
delegates were not empowered to act. 1t
N - 1nJ e. L.
for March 10.
A farewell party was rendered 10 Mr.
w. c. Mitchell last Wednesday evening
at the residence OF Mr.. David Myers, 1905
Ninth avenue Mr.. Mitchell returns TO his
home in England and leaves with the
best wishes OF the many friends he made
during his stay in this city. The party
was q success In every detail. Games and
music were the principal features, after
which light refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Myers Miss Campbell. Miss Boyd Miss
Il. Kelly. Miss NJ. Kelly. Miss Myers. Miss
Mary G. Myers. Miss Bessie Kelly. Mr..
w. Macdonald. Mr.. A. Everson. Mr.. r.
Cunningham, Mr.. w. Myers. Mr. A. Robin
son and Mr. J. Nelson.
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few lady friends at whist last Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs Harry Taylor
OF Portland. Mrs. John White carried off
the first honors and Mrs TAYLOR received
the consolation prize. a musical pro-
gramme was rendered and delicate lunch
served. Mrs. Dcmpseys guests were Mrs.
Harry Taylor, Mrs. G. w Stetson Mrs.
Noble Wallineford. Mrs f. w Clarke.
Mrs A. A. Wright, Mrs Joseph Forbes.
Mrs A w. Harrison Mrs. ". H. Roube.
Mrs r. J. R9ekIe Mrs. Louis Williams,
Mrs. John White, Mrs. Ellsworth and Miss
Stevens.
The regular monthly meeting OF Rainier
Chapter. Daughters Of the American
Revolution. was held ct the residence ~
Mrs Clarence A Smith on Tuesday az
tcrnoon. The fact OF its being Washing
toms birthday made the meeting doubly
interesting. After the business OF the day
was finished dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were Mrs. John
Leary Mrs. Charles Clary. Dr. Sarah
Kendall. Mrs. Gilbert s Msem. Mrs.
Charles H. Rollins. Mrs. Charles 8. Prea-
ton. Mrs. Clarence A. Smith, Mrs. Ed
mand Bowden-
very entertaining ard Instructive
afternoon was passed last Monday by the
members Of the French club at the house
Of Mrs. John Colins Mrs. Charles Con-
over one Of The original members OF the
club attended the reunion and was warm
! Is welcomed Mrs Conover was accom-
panied b. her sister Miss Burns who has
lately returned from Paris. The next re-
union will BE- az the residence % Mrs.
Charles Denny. Third avenue and linton
street
The MaRaziuN Review Club met with
/ Mrs. l. q Gilman on February X Rev
George Esuzzelle OF s.. Clements church.
has consented 10 give the ladies - ~
club series Of draw Eg room lectures
during the Lenfen period. Ills subject
VIII Dc The life % Christ" The next
meeting viii be with Mrs.. Buzzelis
March 4.