The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS

/ Miss Susie NeArdse royalty entertained
/ . number Of her young friends last Tues
/ eay evening, at her home. ~ Ninth ave
rue south in honor Of the good Saint
Valentine The spacious rooms were
! beautifully decorated with palms. hya-
games were INDUCED ia until midnight,
when refreshments were served. Those
present were. Miss Marguerite Msporaald.
Ms Ms A 1 sheady; ,.. Ms Anna Morris.
Miss sara Howard; Miss Cassie MeI9n-
aIG. Mss Lizzie Mcdonald. Miss Ida
WTtEhs Mas Lille Wr.ght' A,fs n Is,...s
o Brien, Miss Mary keenan, MISS Jose
psilne Gleason Miss Margaret Morgan,
Bliss Mauae Hoffman Miss Maggie EIani-
| Aootz. Ar. Matthew Sweeney. Mr.. Louis
rndden Mr. William Morgan, Mr. Alfred
| Prather, Mr.. John Howell. MIR. Tracy Nc
Derrnott Mr. Joseph Gilmore. Mr.. Alfred
Ayrst, SIR. Thomas aieNerney. Mr. George
Bs.arens. Mr.. Archie Chisholm Mr.. Gilbert
Livingstone Mr.. clyde Usher. Dir. James
nnr.nnisaa, MT Asher @ srisn m Mr. Eden Eden
| Richenbach, Mr. Ruby Richenbach, Mr-
systli Power. Masters Lauglllin Mcdonald,
John hcDonaid. Luke Morgan, paTid
John Wagner. Charles Roe and Joseph
AcAreile.
One Of the pieasantest events OF the
week was a surprise party given 10 Mss
residence 81 her parents. 13lt First avenue
On February J.. Miss Pease was
| thoroughly surprised, but proved a charm
ing young hostess. and the evening was
Mr. and Mrs. Pease. assisted by Mrs
Clinton Walling, served refreshments at
Ii o'clock. after which games were re-
Kumed until midnight. when the merry
party broke Up Those present INCLUDED:
Miss Wolff Burns. Miss Faith Bishop.
Miss Beatrice Burns, Miss Bertha Ainsch.
OF Tacoma; Miss Lorena Burns. Miss
Grace Dorr. Miss Rosa Brown Miss Fir-
g.e Collins, Missh Lille Adsit. Miss Clara
Bronson, Miss Ethel Burns. Miss Lille
Caller. Miss Gertrude Ads. Hazel and
Ethel peaae, Mr.. Landry Burns, Mr..
Emery benjamin.. Mr. Ed Benjamin. Mr.
Harry Burns, Mr.. Fred Bronson. Mr..
Corydon Carpenter. Mr. Charles Plumber.
Mr.. Charles Curtis Mr. Frank Newman,
MIR Charles Newman. Mr.. Perry Rob-
erts. Mr. Bud Bloom, Mr.. Ernest Richard
| SOP. OF Tacoma, end Mr.. George Ward
A grand musical concert under the aus
pices of the Charity Organization Society.
| % Seattle wfli be held In this city Tuesday
| February =. al the Seattle taeatsr. for the
benof; OF the poor and needy Of this city.
The best musical talent or SEATTLE VIII
| participate and render ii fine programme.
| which should Dc we'll patronized for chart
Among the attractions will be a guitar
| 500. ''Ohra Fantasia u.ucretia Borg.a), by
| Mrs Ella Steiner; Home Sweet Home"
/ by kohier and EriEnan. the Wandering
| Ministries, an original German solo by
| Nicholas Schnl.tt. the German post. EMIT
| Iee Washington. Mine Washington" Will
ful selection. descriptive Of our Evergreen
state: Prof. Durann viii favor the audi
ence with ia colo. Prof LQeben's wall
| known orchestra viii play during the even
| Donald. and many other selections from
| cur best authors and composers Will be
given
| The Students Modern Literary Club. of
| Wilson's Modern business college, held an
| informal Valentine social at their assem-
bly, hall, Monday evening. February II:
| The following programme Vas rendered
| IN a most pleasing manner;
| Recitation .:.....-................ Mr. Martin
-. Miss Ida Paulson and Miss Gillian
/ Recitation ........-......,.--.-.. - Ar. hJtrdy
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Palmer
Reading Of the College Paper. ............
Mind Readlng Test ............ Mr.. Hardy
The remainder Il the evening was spent
I In dancing and games.
] The Literary Club meets every Friday
afternoon Mr. Harrir IS president. Mr..
. Rod. vice president: Ar. Douglas. mar
saal.
A very pleasant surprise party was
/ given - Mr. otto Hlnk. Friday evening.
Z in honor 81 his t@enty-nrst birthday. at
tie home ~ his parents. 40 Sixth avenue.
The evening Vas pleasantly spent e cards
Mrs John Hink. M ard Mrs. john Ciau-
sen. Mr.. ard Mrs, Fred Dickman Mr., and
Mrs. Charlie Mlschks. Mrs Willie Jones,
Mrs John Andersen. Mrs. II. J. McSor-
lev Mrs. Gordon, Mss Rosa Wuuder
Nlss Gertrude WEnder. Miss Gerttc Dick
nan Misz AdAe D3ekman Mss Mamie
WoE. Miss Minnie Anderson. Mlss Alma
B.slsnhsvT. Miss sophia belenberg Mss
Leah Jones'. Miss Adc3!ne Jones. Miss
Helen MrSorlev. Mr.. Ceage Datwjisr.
Mfr Harry f}rawn, Mr. Frank Foitz Mr.
VII Rear. ar. Pau link. Ar. Otto Hlnk.
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Mise Hs'sn Gauncs entertained few 81
hsr voung lazy friends very pleasantly
Wednesday afternoon. Fenruarv Is al
her Rome tr the Old Rainie- The young
ladies constitute a Travelling Club whose
known cites ~ the United States snd to
become better acquainted with them
An interesting programme was given and
every ere en}aFad thetr trip so sa't Lake
city Utah. exceedingly After she pro-
sTsn1rue yhe guests Wr-r cs}ze3 upon 70
xaesg g zee advert - = ef's, the one gu SIS
freShments were served Miss Gauuce en-
teffaiued Mss Hal. Miss Harper. Miss
JacAse1. Mss w. Jh.ksor. Mgss kfeae.
Ms " .ia'or Mss Ward. Mlss Liza
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NJ. so NJ y. :. BAKER. assisted sy
Mss Efith Baker gave a Valentine waist
gsrtN 4~ss-@t eEtHi1E 81 teet~ har1e on
Minor avenue To hogsa Was decorated
hearts Ued Nth 142y rthhc- The g~Sf
Prise vas Csptlre3 Is Aess BAKER. tne
ss-ans oy NJ y :. Dearborn and the
DAINTY roecrss- r-e~ts we've sevvyes a. !.
(nfe hour. after @at-h Mr. Toals silva n
x 70 were: Mr. aaa Mrs.. ( r@arSe~r. MIR
as ArA y y ia rtsE~.- Nj ard Mrs