The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

white and blue. Dainty refreshments
were served during the afternoon. Those
present were: Mrs. j. N Waliingford,
Mrs. A. n. Foote. Rev. Isaac Naylor and
wife. MrA J. 8. Hppy. Mrs w. c. Cor
DON. Mrs. Bailey. Ars- C. l. Erwin. Mrs.
son ana Ms. Barnard. Of Dubuque. Ia;
DR.. Conn. Mrs. Ham. Of Napa. Cal. Mrs
= l. Fehren; Mrs Mcdonald Mrs, 8.
d. c. Brawley. Mrs. Austin. Mrs. H. r.
Parkhurst. Mrs Van Dusen and son.
Mrs. Waithew; Mrs.. Davis. Mrs A. Dill
Wood. Mrs. WATSON. Mrs Dickinson, OF
Dakota: Mrs. C0ryell Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Levison, Mrs. 0oucher and Mrs. Noble
The ladies Of Com Foote Corps gave
bicycle picnic at Green lake on June Is
in honor OF visiting members OF the order.
The pavilion was rented and most de-
were: Mrs Flo. j. Miller. national presi-
zoia. Of Monticello. ILL.,: Mrs. BedeIl. Mrs.
Evans and Mrs. Runnels. OF Walla Walla:
kane: Mr. and Mrs. Frye. Mr.. and Mrs.
Capt Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E.. Coleman, Mrs~ and Mrs:
Mira Levy. the Misses Burke. Spaulding.
@. Levy, J. Levy. Taylor, OBrien. Cara
her. Hopkins. Coleman. f. OBrien and
Runnsls. nrs Corfee. Mrs Miller; Mrs.
II. P. Paulin, J: Griffiths. A. oBrisn, H.
Taylor and J. Taylor.
novel idea Of entertainment was ex-
hibited Wednesday evening. June q. In
Masonic hall. under the title Of ''Whizxle
party" by the members of the Church
Of the Soul. under the direction of Mrs.
Nagell, with whom the idea originated.
Prizes were awarded the successful con-
n handsome
sofa pillow. was given to Mr.. W. Pierce
for his successful and artistic drawing
of the whistles. Mr.. R. Rossman sue
prize, box of fine candies Mr.. Pierce
then put the pillow on sale, and it was
drawn second time by Mrs. Webster.
The contest was preceded by q very fine
musical and literary programme and fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing.
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The graduating and commencement ex-
ercises Of this years class Of Wilson's
Business College took place last Wednes-
day at the Seattle theater. The theater
was decorated for the occasion In red and
blue. the college colors. and pink and Law
feature in the decorations was the num-
Der of pink La France roses. the class
flower. which were in great profusion on
the stage In all for;y-iise students re-
partments. The presentation OF diplomas
was made by Mr.. J. p. Wilson. president
OF the c coll, Addresses were deiiyere 6
d. Lfwyd, and musical selections were
rendered throughout the evening by the
First Regiment orchestra
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs.
II. s. Brown last Saturday by several Of
Browns nfty-second birthday. During
the evening Mrs. Brown was presented
with a beautiful ROCKING chair air. by her
lcious refreshments were served on the
lawn in the early part Of the evening.
Those present were: Mrs George Brown.
n l. WHIT" White. Mrs Mrs D. ' Young Mrs N. &.
Richardson. Mrs. A. w. Mcknight, Miss
Gertrude Brown. Miss May. Young. Miss
Irene Richardson. Miss Maebelle Norhens.
Mr. Alfred Brown. Mr.. Marvin. Younx.
Mr.. Manvilie Richardson. -"'s
= Mrs Heien Burke. of 1924 Belmont Ayes
nue., gave a musicale on Monday evsning
son Miller. national president Of the w.
r. c. programme was rendered and
luncheon served by the ladies Of the local
Flo Jameson Miller. of Monticello. ILL.,;
Mrs. Bedell Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Run
nels, OF " ALA Walla: Mrs. Cannon and
Mrs. O'Brien, of Spokane.
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Prof H. F.. Giles. OF Fremont. enter
tanned his Latin class in Ballard at his
home on Eldorado Heights, Fremont, last
Friday evening. The evening was spent
in playing cards and other games and
short inpromptu musical programme was
rendered. Delicious refreshments were
also served in the course Of the evening.
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The Alaska Red Cross Society has de-
cided to change It's day OF meeting from
the first Tuesday In each month to the
third Tuesday.