The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.


Jackson street
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. GILBERT Of Kirkland.
esenn. 1uI se ca saT hnnDy Jay
casion and all who were present spent .
lery enjoyable evening. Those who wished
10 dance repaired TO a vacant house near
and decorated with evsr9reens. sweet
peas. and those who did not wish to dance
remained In the house and were entertain
freshments were served during the even
~; ~. = aiISsrs, ". and ME. II !. PHI:
Mrs. J. W. DeMots. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heener. Mr.. and Mrs. E Nelson.
NJ: and Mrs F. 2; Rossra
Mrs. NJ NJ. jeffrey. Ms. Annie J. Han.
and Mrs. l. B. Drury, OF Seattle: Mrs. ].
Prtmreau. Of Fremont: Miss Freda VIII
l Ian p Of ssstt,s; Miss Carrie Deviin. Mss
TompkIns. Mrs j. B. Duncan. Mr.. J. B.
Heensr, n, Mr.. r Il. Beemsr. Mr.. s Hos
Miss Mabel Jeffrey. Miss Tressie Gilbert,
Master Frank Gilbert, Master Ray Gilbert.
Master Earl Rogers. Lynn Drury.
party was rendered Capt Madsen. of the
ship John Ena. by his WIFE, Il being his
thirty-eighth birthday. The evening was
spent with music, singing and racisations
IN the dining room. After the luncheon
al went on board the steamer Elm Branch
where they were agreeably entertained un-
and Mrs. Madsen. ship John Eva. Capt.
Smith, schooner Dora Bluhm: Capt and
Mrs Johnson. schooner Peerless: Capt and
ntsstA anAs r. ~
and Mrs. Reusch. schooner Eric: Capt and
Mrs. Peltz, schooner William Carson: Capt
and Mrs. Jensen. bit Prussia: Mes Nora
J. Fisher. Mrs o. Jacobson. Mr.. a and Mr Mrs.
A. @. Stewart. and Mr.: E Eiofson.
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A delightful conversational party was
given by Miss Daisy Mackay. at her beau
Wednesday evening. The. parlor and IL
brary were charmingiy decorated in La
France roses. while sweet peas OF various
Mss In tss os dnns m.
guest OF honor. Miss Florence MacKay
and Miss Ethel Leake served punch during
r., ms. evening. Tho.e present were: Mr. and
Mise Grace Kinney. Mr. Frank Shull, Miss
Elorenc. Mackav. Mr.. CIR Arnold. M'B
Emily Barker. Mr.. Will Mathieson. Miss
Leake, Mr.. Ellsworth Arnold. Miss SIZE
thony.
Mrs Catherine T: Maynard. one Of the
prominent pioneers OF this state. who
came across the plains in 1850. celebrated
her SD birthday at her home on Broad
way and Cherry street Wednesday. II
attended during the day and evening by
scores of old settlers who brought little
testimonials OF their regard and passed
en- hour OF we'll wishing for their hostess.
nd 1na Gal ~.
kets OF fruit were given the illustrious
woman. Besides being one OF the earliest
pioneers Of this state. Mrs. Maynard IL
sister OF the famous Col. Michael T. Sim
mons. who led the first settlement 10 the
Puget sound country.
Thursday afternoon a very enjoyable pic
ne party was given in honor of Mr. and
MIS- W A. Clark. who are soon to leave
their home In Seattle for Dawson. The
picnic took place AZ Jensen's grove on
Lake Union. TIE affair was arranged by
Mrs. 3, r wisbsr, Mrs w. H Pyatt. Mrs
s: G.. Gale. Mi~s Gharrett ardfM Clark
The early hours of the afternoon were
kasnt in rowing on the lake. bowling ard
other anusenents. In the evening plen-
fiful repast was spread I'm the shade OF the
grove. The remainder Of the evening was
spent In dancing in the pavilion. About
thirty people were present.
,.ass assGaF evening Nj. Frank Shnh
s.itrE.aahsn u merry crowd OF young peop,e
80 = ia z party, g,ven IN honor OF Miss
trace Kinney, oI spokane who has for
s sew weeks past been the guest OF Miss
sue Tyler. The party left Madison park
In launch. visiting various Interesting
points on the lake, and re,trnsny :, tt,,,s
for the last ear Delicious refre - mems
were served while on sna lake NJ Ssnffsa
guests were Mas Grace Kinney, Mr.. How
ard l<org, Miss Helen Black. Mr. EfzlA
Arnold. Mss Florence MacKay Mr. I5sana
Reagan. Miss Sue Tyler. Mr., David wht.s
Miss Daisy Mackay.