The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
SOCIETY I'M OTHER
NfSHIEsToH CITES.

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ACoMA. Jan "a summary
Of the weeks events does not
bring toxethsr many brilliant al
fairs The grippe IS largely re-
/ sponsibie for this. as numeSr OF
things that had been planned had
70 Be given up on account OF IL Shrove
Tuesday had been the date SET Tor the next
entertainment Of the Dramatic Club. but at
. meeting held last week Of the executive
board !, was Secsded TO wait unsl Easter
week, when the most elaborate and pref
test entertainment within the means of
the club VIII be given.
Miss Marguerite Mckinney, OF Seattle.
was the guest OF Mrs John l.. Hopkins the
first of the week On Tuesday nigh. Mrs
Hopkins entertained at dinner Tor Miss Nc
Kinney. Miss Edna Durgin. Miss Alice
after dinner the crew OF the Linda and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Johnson.
Mr.. L NJ Heilig gave a box party at the
Tacoma the2ter Wednesday night 10 see
IA ~. o sna 1ss W9nsn In tie party we 5s
Mr.. Beal Foster. In another box the same
night were DR.. and Mrs. p. wiag and Nj.
and Mrs. Thornton. OF Seattle.
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Mr1 A. NJ. Baker gave one OF the prettf-
est entertainments Of the week on Wedues-
cay afternoon A large number Of invita-
tons were sent out for progressive cinch.
The tables were arranged most colnfogta-
Refreshments were served late in the after
noon in the dining room where the table
was laid with all the dainty appointments
and presided over by Mss Forbes and Mss
Baker and Miss Mabel Rowe. The nrst
prize was won by Miss Forbes and the
second by Mrs, ! y. Ferriss, Those pres
Miss Mary Forsythe, Mrs. Nelson Bennett.
Mrs. ]. W. Rowe Mrs. Howard D. Thomas
Mrs r g. Derlekson; Mrs. H. L G;sss.
r. G. Hudson. Mrs. A. f. McCiaine, Mrs.
c. II. Shuitz. Mrs. Henry Hewitt. Mrs. J.
n. Ferriss. Mrs, Galusha Parsons. Mrs. J.
T. Durgin, Mrs. Donald Mcdonald. Mrs. E.
T. Jacobs. Mrs. s. NJ. Slaughter, Mrs. W.
W. Worden, Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs. II. c.
Bass and Mrs j. H. Montandon.
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The first OF q series OF subscription
dances was given al the Union Club on
Thursday night. II was quite a small at
fair. bur was marked with the success that
always distinguishes the functions given
able. with room not too crowded and the
best music TIA. .sai has been given at any q
Mrs. ". q. Pearce and Mr.. Herbert s.
Griggs comprised the receiving party On
the committee for the dances are Mr.. p. J.
InsersolI. Mr. J. P. CONDUIT. and Dr. Grant
s. Hicks. Among those who were present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. IngersoI. Mr.; and
s kss Mr. har sSa Mrs aR w Ms Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Ashton. Mr.. and Mrs.
@. W. White. Mrs. ". G. Pearce. Mrs. F.
Fo nS Nh Mr. and M5y A Mrs '9n Pn
kins, Miss Baker, Miss Ingersoli. Miss Ell
yira Ingsrsoli. Miss Burnett. Mss
f hsasSss Miss s Remington Mss f pr Ms'
Mr. !. P. Taylor. OF Seattle. Lieut.. Topaz.
Mr.. 7. ". Enos Mr.. Morton Ramsdei, Nj
Taylor, Mr.. 4. G. Pritchard and Mr.. P. J.
Fransioh
A card party that was charming IN ev-
cry detail was given by Mrs Frederick w.
Ford. Of ST. Paul. who Is visiting with Mrs.
w. g. Pearce prior to their leaving for
California trip. There We're seven tables Of
and refres1ments at the close Of the game me-
2. j. Fransiol! Mrs w, D. Tyler. Mrs. H.
+ f kass Mr.. Me- Z T. a s. rsaFsf Mrs M E.
blanchard. Ms r. p. Price. Mrs. c. B.
Hurley. Mrs. stuar, Rice, Mrs. II. L. Clese
NJ NJ F cssssT Mos Mrs. Mr. faaes kng
Mrs. I. N. Loomis, Mrs. D. s. Pnlford.
Mrs. Melbourne Bailey. Mrs: Harry Huiey.
Ms A. e s. TSussy -s Mrs. " Rlia Mo Jones
w. Martin. Mrs. c. II: Marble. Mrs. Alex.
Baltic. Mrs. George Browne. Mrs. II. @.
Foster. Mrs. Samuel wiskeson. Miss
Riggs and Miss Rowe.
The members present at the meeting of
the Federation OF Women's Clubs OF the
state Of Washington. held here Wednesday
MS. of snohomlsh. first vice president: Mrs.
Eva w. Gore. Of Tacoma, corresponding
SECRETARY: Mrs. Able II. H. Stewart, OF
The resignation Of Miss Frances *
Knapp. of Seattle who has been recording
secretary, WAS rendered on account OF III
ness and accepted with much regret.
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The concer; OF the St. Cecilia Club.
which was arranged for last Tuesday
night, had TO be postponed on account Of
the Illness of Mr.. III. III. Joy and several
others VINO were prominent N the pro-
gramre. II VIII not oe possible 10 ffx on
a date for the concert until all have re-
covered. The tickets which were issued for
Tuesday night viii hold good until the con-
cert IS given.
Notices were sant out THURSDAY by the
secretary. Mrs. w. r.. Hacker. calling A
general meeting of the Dramatic Club AT
the residence OF Mr.. e. Il. Hurley on Mon
day evening. January -, al $ o'clock for
the purpose Of amending Article H. % the
constitution in regard To the limit OF meEn-
bership.
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Mrs r c Kaufman entertained the fol-
lowing ladies al thsUlhle party Weanes-
gay afternoon: Mrs. Thomas Cooper. Mrs
w O. Chapman. Mrs. W II. Barisley,
Mrs w. G. Hellar M!ss Wo.hert and Miss
Tisdaie.
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The meeting OF the Shakespeare class,
which was POSTPONED this week on account
OF she Illness % 50 many OF the members
will b. held next Wednesday with Mrs g.
l. Holmes.
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Social Not~s.
Mr.. Charles wurtele spent Wednesday In
Seattle.
Mrs Addison q. Foster spent the pas:
week in Olympia
Hr william, Jones spent several savs IN
Olympia this week.
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