The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21

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mona osefrsx. NJ Harriet Palmer. ~
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Ne. Nra i. Knisen, NrA INA GODFREY,
Mr. ana Mn Smith, ArA Yoet. ": sna
H, s1:yd sc Mr. m; M1 Z Tssssa
wilson. Nr. Harry Poulin. Mr.. L 1rtd{e9
Nf. c. Z. 0fRord. Mr.. Emil xuhnke NJ.
Granny, IF. WI;Iiam r. johnson, II. Bro
die. NJ. Smith. DR.. A. B. Ruaeen. NJ. Ma
son. Mr.. ssansoury, Mr.. G. w MertenA
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Frank Goodwin. Ar. ". f Legsef. NJ.
w. c. Ennis.
The Euserps Cub. made up q ven known
ties Of the year Wednesday evening At
the Queen Anne Club house Refreshments
were served during the evening In the ban.
quot room Excellent music Wa furnlsned
attended were: Miss Leland: Mss Mamie
Kelly; Miss Dudley Miss cowl., MIS- Lane.
eron. M. Philips. Miss Wolfe. Miss Koch.
Miss Glascock. Miss Coserovs. Mis- Ham
.lton. M Sints. Miss Dodge. Miss Mitch
Han. Mr.. and Mra Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs
Ward Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs.
D. Tourville. Mr.. j. Henry Rsaume; Mr..
Mr. Dodge, Mr.. W. corcoran. Mr.. b. cowie.
Mr.. J. r. Duffy. Mr.. j. wallace, Mr.. Nc
Kinstry. Mr.: Callahan. MI. N. Donaldson.
Mr.. ". Sutton. Yr 3. Ragan. Mr.. STAINS
Mr. Nicois. Mr. Harry Poni;n.
Mr.. and Mrs. p c. Chesley entertained q
merry party Of friends at their Bsmont
Dennv
night. April 18th. the occasion being the
third birthday Anniversary OF their charm
Ing little daughter Nancy, The evening
games. At 1870 the guests adjourned to
the supper room; where 2 dainty lunch
swai M them Hose present were Wrs Mi AZ;
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher. Mr. and
Mrs 2: C. CheSsy: Miss Hannah Norris
sey. Mise Alice Morrissey. Mse Annie
Nordstrom. Mics Geison. Miss Gibbons.
Miss Dryer. Miss Crogan, Miss H. L.
Nolan. Miss Smith. Miss Lines. Mr.. and
Mn. Edward Simpson. Mr.. Thomas simp-
Bowen. Mr. More. Mr.. Keanan. Mr.. Sam
fast. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Jonea
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The Rough Riders Cycle Clpb had their
rode down Westlaks avenue and on TO
Second avenue, then out to Mckinley hill
on the bicycle path. The day was all
ana out to enjoy
was q pretty sight to SEQ the sixteen
bikes with tho club colors-hlus and
&old-fluttsrtng from the left handle bars.
The next meet 10 to take place this after
noon at o'clock on Westlaks avenu&
The ride this time will be to Green Lake
Last Wednesday evening the club met at
Terry avenue north. Four candidates
were initiated and some other business
disposed Of; then the rest Of the evening
To- A~s-~ hy-
and light refreshments were served by
tho ladies'.
The Rainier Heights Social Club met
tie and Eva Jackson. $40 Twenty seventh
avenue south. A very interesting imaginary
trip to Philadelphia was taken. and emf yed
exceedingly. A delightful programme was
Mr.. Muldoon. Mr.. Daggett, Mr.. Duffy and
Mr.. Harper. The vocal solo by Miss Eva
Jackson and the recitations by Miss Ward
and Miss jackson were well rendered. The
rest OF the evening was spent in playing
interesting games Refreshments were
served at 1890. Before leaving a fash
i Light picture N,, was taken. Those present In.
Keene, Mise Jackson. Miss Eta Ward.
Miss Muldoon, Miss Hildebrandt, Miss Eva
jackson. Mr.; Ward Mr.. Daggett; Mr., Har.
and Mr.. Morris jackson.
Miss Nellie Rnehart entertained the
members and friends OF the Edgewatsr Y.
s. G. f. Friday evening at the home OF
hsr sun1 ana . sne Firm Major and Mrs. y
part Of the evening was devoted to the bust
ness OF the society. after which games were
INDUCED In. Among those present were:
Miss Jennie Carr. Miss kittie Brooks, Miss
Nesta Morrison. Miss Lillian Land. Miss
vara Land. Miss Alice Covington. Miss
a hnl F.fvef ytxns. -
Nellie Gordon. Miss Sara Livingstone. Miss
Guseie Miller. Mrs. W. v. Rinehart, Miss
nei.e = nehart Rev. T. j. Nichols DIR.
n. A; Erwin. Mr. John Gordon. Mr. Mer-
ton Anderson. Mr.. w. T. Tough and Mr..
Charlie Livingstone.
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Pardee Howe. son OF Manager 7. p
Howe. of the Seattle theater. was the rel
theater Wednesday evening. Tho stage
was handsomely decorated. and music,
games and dancing were among the pleas
Misses Annie West, Blanche Pitneld, Maud
Richards Olive Chaplin Emily Shaw Jes-
sic Armour. Ora Carroll, Elsie Fortlouis.
ton. Jessie Hall. Masters Lawrence Ber-
quest, Oscar Kutzham. Ira Fortlouis,
Ralph oxly. Rowland n. Rowan Walter
Shelter, Joseph Kelly. Clyde Monroe. Same
uel OBrien, Claude Wales, Charles Pre-
vost and Pardes Howe
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Miss Laura Williams was pleasantly
surprised by a number OF young friends
last Friday night. The evening was spent
In playing games. after which a very
dainty luncheon was spread. Those pres.
ent were: Miss Anna Sledge, Miss Martha
Stevens. Miss Daisey O'Br!en Miss Mag
gle 0Brien, Miss Clara Threat Miss
George Orney. Miss Cora Lawrence. Miss
Ella livery. Mrs. Hayden Richardson, Mr..
Parker Willis, Mr. Chester Dixon, Mr..
Harry Aege. Mr. Eugene Butler Master
Dennis Moore Master Charlie Williams
and Mr.. Elisha Francis.