The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Mrs. H. l.. Egell and Miss Bessie L.
Sears gave very enjoyable party at tie
residence OF Mrs. Egelfs paren.s Wednes-
and the evening was spent in singing,
playing cards and other games. AT IL
o'clock all adjourned TO the house. where
a delightful hour was devoted 10 music.
The grounds were illuminated with artls-
tic taste with japanese lanterns and the
AFFAIR was considered one of the happiest
OF the season. The following were pres
net: Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs c. L. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Sny-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. McAdams. Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln, Mr.
sfd Mrs. Nolop, Mrs. SNYDER Mrs; knarr.
kutz, Miss Yarao. Miss Pirkham Mics
Eeila Simpler. Miss A. NJ. simpler Mr.. j.
II Hickman. Mr.. j. Kennedy. Ir L. n
WsIcoxen. Mr. G Wilceassn. II. Il. {.
Copeland, Mr.. j. b. Lincoln. MFR. j. II. Irv-
Ing. Mr.. s.. T. Pinkharn, Mr. Pinkham,
Mr.. Lewis Sears, Master Roy McAdams.
Master Melvin Nelson.
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Miss Till and her sister Miss X. TILL
entertained a party of their friends on
Lake Washington on board the. steam
or Elfin last Monday night After lun-
cheon served on board the party went TO
the pavilion at Bellevue, where they
danced for several hours. returning to the
city In time for the last car. Those pres
ent We're: Mrs. Croker. Miss Till, Miss
Miss Doty. Miss White, Miss Holey. Miss
Holey. Miss Tilford. Miss Elliott. Miss
schulze. Miss Fits. Miss Rooney Mss
Hinkley. Miss Dukenfield. Miss Fallen,
Mr.. Sanderson. Mr.. Scherk. Mr.. Weaver,
Mr., Arnold. Mr. Rupe, Mr.. Johnson. Mr.
Helm. Mr.. McMnlen, Mr. DornAeinx, Mr.
Ginord, Mr.. Moe. Mr.. B. schilieatad, SIR
Galloway. Mr.. G. Brown. Capt Curtis
Mr.. Dearborn. Mr. Henry and MI g.
Steers.
A surprise party. was rendered Mr.
George Monroe last evening at his home
ON Minor avenue north A large number
of Mr. Monroe's friends were present. Pro
gressive whist was played during ths
evening. tho prizes being awarded 10 Mrs
]. Gsonlstt and Mr.. Z. Cranney, the co,lss-
lation prize being captured by Mr.. L. wy
nlaa and Mr.. G. ketcn. Late In tina even
ing light refreshments were served Among
Monsoe' ST.. Mr. and Mrs RS A. Fort TN. Mr.
AID Mrs Bell. Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. ca an
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Wyman. Mr. and
Mrs. u Forth. Mr. j. Gonlett. Miss Ty-
Hudson. of Anaccrtes. Miss Louise Con-
left, Miss Winnie Winning. Miss ida Coll
lett. Miss J; rriford Miss Blaneas "a
William Gouiett. Mr.. Charles ketch. Mr..
n. Parks. Mr.. Louis Silvan. Mr. Parker
Roxel.
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The Misses James gave a delightful
dancing party at Green Lake on Friday
evening 20 the following young people
Prof. and Mrs McI.sren, Mr.. and Mrs
Charleston. Mrs. Game Mrs. Wright, Mrs
Hubbard. Miss a lee Miss Ruby Mae
barton. Mas Este!ia Shoay. Miss Susie
Gardner. Miss Mae .fefrery, Miss Gorham,
MISS w. Rogers Miss Gooch. Mss Camp
bell. Miss Anna Bell. Miss Anna Peterson,
Miss Siessan. Miss r. Stetson, Miss
Wright, Miss Cpsgrcve. Mlss Wheeler
Miss Campbell. Miss Thurston. MIR GIL
flilap. MIR. KIRK Mr.. Bert Kellogg. Mr.
Jaw ksil1gg. NJ. Otto Bell. Mr.. y. ia mes.
Ar Granny, Mr. l.. Litigation. Mi Wine
holt. Mr.. Jack Fisher. Mr. Hamilton. Mr.
Burrows. NJ Charles barton, Nj Frank
Sylvester. Mr.. Jaw F Muidoon. Mr. be-
lash MIR II. Thomson. Mr George Ora
ham, Pref. Thomson. Mr.. Franklin and
Mr.. F., Tbussfou.
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Miss winn fred Doyle, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thamss Doyle entertained n
few Of her friends last Wednesday after
noon At ;he residence Of her parents
seventh aveuue ~ess and Garfield street.
shs party being fr homer 81 Misa Winul-
feds slatn birthday The young psaysIe
spent pleasant afternoon in playing