The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

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II A DHILE the number 81 large
W n II parties have been no
t\N\H uceahly few. several charm
" w ing afternoon and evening
" " affairs have taken place and
well filed the space There
was the tea given BY Mrs. a. r. McEwen
/ Thursday afternoon ami card party By
the same lady Friday night: Mrs F1skens
| luncheon in honor OF Mrs. L r Minor
and several small but pretty dinner ard
evening parties throughout the week
CUPID has evidently been on the alert. as
several weddings ara limited al fox East
er week. Two OF these are In the older
set and two in the younger.
The University Cadet bal. which is 10
take pace Friday at Ranke hail. viii no
doubt be che OF the largest dancing par
les OF the season. Preparations on
large scale are being made and IL is the
intention OF ths cadets IN charge OF the
affair 10 make IL enjoyable To The highest
degree The hall Viii be handsomely dec
GRATED in college colocs ana days. which
WA give the bali Il patriotic tone TO be
heightened by the presence OF Command
ant Green ard the officers attached 10 the
navy yard and the officers OF the cutter
Grant
The patronessses @sin be Mrs Frank =
Graves, Mrs. c. +. Bufusides Mrs g. ]
burns, Ms J. r. MaCDougall Mrs. r.
\ Bell. Mrs. = l.. Crawford. Mrs. j. <.
scurFy. Mrs. J. c., IIaines. Mrs. q. H.
stTout ard Mrs. Iiarwood Morgan
Lovers q good music are looking for
ward with pleasure 10 che musicale 10 be
given AT ''The Rainier hall Monday even
80 ~ - 10 SA4sF tHe auspices q ihe
The entertainment VIII be participated in
/ by the leading amateur musicians Of The
city AMI promises 10 be most enjoyable
affair. The following wen-kuown people
VIII be among those whc viii furnish the
ptosramine: Miss Marguerite Mckinney
Percy Kofeod. Mss Friend with tho zlther
and Miss Hamilton viii whistle; also a la
dies quartette and a gautiemens quartette
Mrs. Alexander E. McEwen gave a tea
Thursday at her home on Terry avenue
complimentary TO her sister, Miss Gustin
OF Bay CITY. Mich. and Mrs william Bige-
low Pink. white and green were the pre-
waiting colcrs used in the decorations
Mrs McEwan Was assisted by Mrs H.
Z. Henry, Mrs Frederick X Strive. Mrs
], l.. Lownan. Mrs. VI r. Backus. Mrs
T. =. Bell. Mrs: Charles Shepard. Mrs.
T. \. Strout. Miss Ruusay, Miss Nc
Naught and Miss Kellogg.
TIE members making up the Wednesday
Gard Club and a number o. outsiders
Were eD(ertalned Friday nishi by Mrs.
cards Mrs p A. Ben was awarded Grst
prize Ter ladies ana Mrs. J. =. Halnes the
second Nj T. O. Graves wen the prize
Tor gentlemen.
Mrs. J. N Wrestling gave a pleasant
chidren's party on Saturday afternoon
isst In honor q Dorothy Wiestling and
cele6ratins their Afth birthday. Upwards
Of forty s1Fls and boys were present
Mrs. George Buzzells enter tanned the
Saturday Afternoon Waist Club al its last
meeting The prizes were won by Mrs.
Percy Smith and Mrs Byrre- The last
meeting before Lent viii be with Mrs. L.
c. Gilman.
Or ard Mrs Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
ton Taines occupied the Lowman box 1T
The closing performance ~ the Man
From Mexico" Saturday night, January =,
pr. As1hs5r Il Lfe-,ze. a El'.s, tne az
ntiset9 1ils'ai.a - - -. S.s,s. -
fNtu II tae i7E tisi "Feh ~rf"fi EfI48+'
affairs have been gwen IN honor 81 the
f '' ~
Miss Ethel Cardi1 0aA iAe honor cf
entertaining sf5e FurtE;Ef4tiy 15nea Cub
Friday evening. THIS club IS raade Up g.;
society FrA4hk 1tda@s VINO invite Seiitte-
men trends e4cn evening 81 pay
Friday evening AZ nsg home or Sixth
avenue ara Marion etre-F. ~ hones az
NJ. Arthur y. Iteinxe and Mss Kuta
Mr. and Ars. iona Moves. Mss Ruta
Moves Aiiss McNaog1t ami Mr Arthur z.
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