The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-19
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

An enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Florence Rogers ar her home, -
Tweaty-sixth avenssc south. on FRIDAY
evening. The evening was spent IN ga mes,
II O'Clock delicious luncheon was
served. Those present Were: Miss tlef-
ence Rogers, Miss Jessie Hand. Miss
Katharine Phillips. Miss Florence sever
ence. Miss Mae Pratt. Miss Ruby Copp.
Miss Matte McQuoid. Miss Edna Walker,
Miss Margaret Sutherland. Miss ANA
Haegie, Miss Pearl I4aughray: Mr. VIII
liam Mcclellan, Mr.. James Anderson, MI.
Carl Beilinger, Mr.. William Johnson, Mr..
John PulIen. Mr.. James Anymore. Mr..
clifford Anderson. Mr.. Harry MeFate.
Mr. Wilmer Chalk, Mr.. Claude Merchant.
Mr.. Wins!ow keene. Mr.. Whit Hill. Mr..
Reeves Anymore, 5r., MIR. Leonard Dizard
and Mr.. William Rogers.
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Mrs Emma Lines gave a pretty recep-
ton and musicale on Tuesday evening at
her apartments in the Hotel Seattle. IN
which the pupils OF Nine. Aramenti took
a prominent part. The rooms were beau
tifuliy decorated with chrysanthemums
salmon pink were used with charming
effect. Each guest was given a souvenir
OF the same shade and the punch served
was also salmon pink. A short pro-
gramme was rendered by the pupils. AIR.
&. c. Engeihart presiding at the piano.
A feature of the entertainment was the
graceful dancing of Miss Harriet Lines.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Moul-
ton, Mrs. Hannum. Nine. Aramenti. Mrs
Ferry Mrs. Jester. Miss Hawkins, Miss
Dolan, Miss LAWN, MIR c. Wilson, Mr..
c. c. Engelhart, Mr.. w. Mason. Mr.. 5.
Phillips, Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Fowler.
Mrs. Robert Moran gave an informal
reception to her many friends at her resi-
dence on Lenora street on Monday even
ing. Games and music were enjoyed I'M
I'll a late hour, when dainty luncheon
Vas served rS r among her guests Msx w aas
Hammond. Miss Myrtle Morgan. Miss
Lena Alexander, Miss Mary Stewart, Miss
Elsie Stewart. Miss Carrie Bowen. Miss
Clara Peterson. Miss Edna Wood, Miss
Ethel Hammond. Miss Nina Webster.
Miss Nellie Moran. Miss Beulah Webster,
Miss Eunice Hammond Miss Mabel Bow
Mr. George Martell Mr. Clyde Gresham.
Mr.. Will Killen, Mr.. Edward Duffy, Mr..
Lynwood Gresham. Mr.. Herbert Hull. MIR.
Ernest Silliman. Mr.. Clarence Wood. Mr..
Miss Belle Keene entertained a number
OF her friends at her home, 327 Twenty
third avenue south. on Saturday after
noon. November II. the occasion being a
birthday anniversary. 1as. time was
peanuts and other games Dainty refresh
ments were served. Miss Mary Gilman be-
ing the fortunate one to get the ring con-
tained in the birthday cake. A very In
terestiug programme was rendered after
the refreshments Those entertained
were Miss Blanche Rail- Miss Athena
Frink, Miss Helena Frink, Miss Mary Gill
man. Miss Florence Guitteau. Miss Della
keene. Miss Hazel keran. Miss Grace
Merchant. Miss Blanche Williams. Miss
Minnie McFate, Miss Minta Morley. Miss
Belle Munro, Miss Charlotte Seeley and
Miss Kate Welsh.
Miss Olive Knox was pleasantly sur
prised on Friday evening by number of
her school friends. a delightful evening
was passed In playing games until late
hour. when refreshments were served.
Among those present were Miss Emily
Erickson. Miss Winnie Hubbard Miss
Rosa Dalphy. Miss Lille Hawkinsou.
Miss Josie Swanson, Miss Minnie Dalbey.
Miss Cora Labounty, Miss Florence Wa
tiers. Miss Adela Schroeder. Miss Anna
@f arsoD Mr. M T Eas hnrIf di Mr. v Elmer
schuck. Mr. Walter Schroeder, Mr.. Bert
Harris. Mr.. Fritz Heuss, Mr.. Charles
Sehuck. Mr.. Lee Chapman and Mr.. Wal
| ter Caty.
| 4 pleasant surprise party was given to
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. Adams Monday even
| ing at their home. corner of Seventh ave-
| nue. and Union street. The evening was
| spent In music and dancing and at a late
| hour dainty refreshments were served
/ Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| Adams, Mr. and Mrs. T. Moore. Mr., and
Mrs F. Clark. Mrs F. Mcguire. OF West
! Superior Mich. Mrs. William McIachlan.
! Miss Theda shank. Miss Mabel Hollen-
| beck Miss Mtllicent Hammond Misc
/ Elsie Dabnoy. Miss Gertrude Stevens
{ MIR /. Bueklin. Mr.. j. Gross, Mr. L. Haw-
thorne and Mr.. T. T. McLaehlan.
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| A surprise party was given to Mr.. J. A.
! Kennedy on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs J. II. Cieary Inter-
! at card games and dancing, and at a late
! hour Refreshments were served Mr. Ken
/ Those present were: MIR and Mrs. W. r.
{ Duncan. Mr. aud Mrs. j. II. Cieary. Mr.
I and AIRS. a l.. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs T..
Iiarron. NJ. and Mrs. q. ". Brenner.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. spencer Mrs. &. Me-
Murray. Miss Agnes Mckeever. Miss Rose
Ban. Miss Nellie peCoursey. Mr.. ]. A.
/ Kennedy, Mr.. }. Ferguson. Mr.. j. Sem
/ pier and Mr. E. Phillips
/ The Morning Club met with Mrs NJ. r
! Benton Tuesday. Playing commenced
promptly st ii o'clock and continued untA
! q. n4. after which delicious Refreshments
/ were served ana the prizes awarded. Mrs.
I IurChaT1 received igst. Mrs. Kline second
/ and AIg~. 7. 81. pau.toa the visitors prize
/ pleasant masquerade surprise party
! was given at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ George Z. Chaplin. IN honor % their
daughter. Miea Olive. The evening was
| spent IN singing. dancing and games.
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( The ladies of Trinity II r church gave
+ a small concert IN the faE,oTs u the church
on Friday evening, which was largely az
tended.
The members of the Young Mems Insti-
tuje gave their second annual bah In
I Ranke'e Gan on Thursday evening. The
: hai was beautifully decorated with the
/ Institute cQ3oTs flags ard red. white and
/ blue busting, \ unique feature OF tie
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