The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

Mss Harf,s Bronson. Miss Margie Bron-
on. MiaD Ruth Baxter Mia9 Mary Harris.
Miss Alma Little, Miss Annie lAMp p.a
Miss Cara Kelly. Miss Lucia Prather. MES
Pnoebe Iiliy. Mss Thelma Garrett. Ms
Olive Schram Hiss Dorothy Rumsey, AHs
Edith Flynn. Min Grace Flynn; Miss A.
esrtas c.,awsii ~ Ma r, jon S AnNsn1 NJ
Fritx Churchill. Mr.. Lloyd Bronson, NJ.
Kenneth Caldwell. Mr. Robert tHnsr.
Mr. Charles elise. Mr.. Francis elise. Mr.
Charles Marvin and NJ. Fred Lampang-
The r. n. 8. club entertained few OF
their friends on Saturday afternoon and
evening Of last week at picnic given az
the City park The young ladies spent the
afternoon in walking and wheeling about
gentlemen came out to the park and
luncheon was served. Quite a number OF
the young people returned home by the
Lake Warrington path r, the s, naon nsan
Those present were: Miss Baldwin. Miss
BlowerA Miss Crawford. Miss Farms
worth, Miss Fuller. Miss X. Fuller Miss
3. Jackson. Mis- keene. Miss Morse. Miss
Muldoon. Mis- Ronald. Miss Waisn, MISS
Ward. Mrs watson, Mr.. Blaine. Mr.: Har-
~ Crawford. Dr.. II. A. Erwin, Mr.; Falier.
Clure. Mr.. Roupe. Mr.. Tenant. Mr.. Rob
ert Ward. Mr.. Watson.
The ladies Of stevens Relief Corps No.
surprised one OF their number, MIS-. MAI
tie E. Ames, at her home on Sixth ave-
nue.. on Thursday afternoon. it being her
birthday. All came with flowers and re-
freshments, and delightful afternoon was
spent. Among those present We're: Mes
DANES Ames. McKercher. Herrick. Rogers.
dorph. Cooling. Kerry, Monroe. Barney.
Tyler, Erick. Parthema, Holmes. Scott.
Moran. u. +. Moran: Ecook. Melton.
Miller. shane. Bird. Chapman. Miss Warn.
sholdt. the Misses Ames and Mrs. Carlton
Of Spokane.
Mr.. Julius C. Stein was given surprise
at his residence, 61s Columbia street. by
a number Of his fellow employees last Sat
urday night. the occasion being Mr.;
STEMS birthday. A luncheon was served
at midnight in the dining room by Mrs.
presented with silver smoking set by his
fellow employees. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs F. g. Van Nice, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Cullen. Mr.. and Mrs; 81 !. MARKS; s,, Mr..
Mrs. Schwartz: Mrs. Foster. Miss A. smith.
MrA A. Crockett. Miss NJ. Schultz. Mr..
J. G. Hyter. Mr.. G. j. Moore. of San Fran
cisco. and Mr.. A. E. Curties.
Mrs. G. w. Spray and her daughter.
1900 Queen Anne avenue, on Wednesday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Pedlar and her
daughters. Miss Jean and Miss Gladys
Pedlar, OF San Francisco. Among those
present were; NJ. ands Mrs.U. p. Howe.
Mrs achefield. Mr.. G. w. Spray, Miss
Clara Spray. Mrs. Benjamin keagle. Mr..
Pardee Howe. Miss Dell Spray. Miss
Queenie Howe and Mr.. David Ulin.
The first anniversary OF the victory at
Santiago was delightfully."- celebrated at
the residence of Mrs. joseph r., Lane on
Eighteenth avenue. on Monday afternoon.
Events Of the battle were discussed with
enthusiasm by the twenty-five ladies pres
ent. In q guessing contest Mrs. F. II.
Peterson and Mrs. H. D. Cline were the
prize winners. The prizes consisted Of
small Slken banners and nags.
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A very ENJOYABLE at home was given by
Mrs. VIM. l.. Thompson at her home. 4os
Broadway, on Thursday afternoon. In hon.
or Of Mrs. G. A.. Richardson and Mrs. w.
F. Barnard, OF Dubuque, Iowa. Mrs
Thompson was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Charles E. Patterson and the Misses
Florence and Caroline Denny. About fifty
guests were entertained