The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

The Twentieth Century Club gave an
enjoyable dancing party at Green lake on
Thursday evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mester. Miss Ruger. Miss
q Ms. e aSes cSy Ms saaas Rss
nolds, Miss Mabel Hollenbeck. Miss Ger
trude Stevens. Miss Etta McLachlan. Miss
Munroe. Miss Anna Anderson. Miss
ane: Miss cooter. Of spokane: Miss Dag
get Of Spokane: Miss Kathryn Duffner,
Miss Mary d. Hay. of Spokane: Miss
Bsssy Hay. Of Spokane; Miss Miller Miss
Mc MEX acss Mr. Bert R.yno S NJ. 9.
G. Dexter. Mr. Charles Allen. Mr.. A. y.
Watt. Mr.. A. r. Grahm, Chatham, One
Nr e 3 w9od. NJ po 6 Grs a, " r
rah, Mr.. r. woodman Mr. Fred NJ. Gran
nsy, Mr.. Fart a Duifnsr: N. z y
thorns. Mr.. !. L Buckiin. Mr. Teas Nc
IAchlan-
Mrs. NJ A. c. West and Mrs. W. A.
Goddard entertained at their home. ae
in honor OF their sisters. Miss Marx and
Miss Emma Marx. Of Virginia City New;
Mim MARI 10 one Of Virginia Cfty's most
popular teacher s being assistant H. p,tn n
Il teacher at Hawthorne, New Music.
games and dancing were INDUCED In un-
til q late hour. when refreshments were
Mrs.. ). co nSss Ms. Kr;ese,, Miss n.
Fineld, of Tacoma: Miss n. Bonen. Miss
d. Donnett, DR.. d. Buckley. Mr.. r. Noah.
Mr.. w. Aiken, Mr.. =. Gaumits and Mr..
L. Silvain.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson entertained
at their home. Woodland park. Thursday
evening in honor Of their guests, the
Missss Belle and Lissis Milne. Of Vic
decorated With palms. ferns and cut now
musical selections from Miss Nordhon and
the Misses Milne. after which dainty re-
presene were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marriott,
Mrs. A. williams. Mrs. H. johnson. Miss
n. Nordhof. Miss =. Young, Miss A. Al
a Bsrsm ns NJ ssoitlns. Hr. Rcsieaf.
Mr.. Caller and Mr.. Singleton.
Mrs. A. J. Eisken gave pretty tea ON
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her sister.
Who Is her xues SA Ths house 'S was hand.
sonsly decorated with cut nowers OF all
kinds. In the drawing room pink ROSES
and swsss Pm ~s seS Ss "a ana !, sle a
was served IN the hall. which was efiec-
lively decorated with hydranFias Mrs-
r. d. Hughes presided IN the dining room,
en-. Mis- Ethel csrdin ana Miss Newiands.
Mira. o. Winfssd Crockett had charge of
the punch bowl About eighty guests were
present.
M P Frsd Iu soii'' saturday evening"
August I. In honor Of his birthday. Nu-
SIC and games were the features Of the
; Hss wi:ss rSss NJ ana Ss H M sne
ssi3on. Mrs.. !. McNaiiy. Mrs a Pratt.
Mt. Tno%s Me. Sa ,ss sS., H Ws.s
Miss Susie wissman. Miss Myrtle Lust
hon. Miss Gertrude Pratt. Miss May
Pratt MI. Leslie Williams, Mr.. D.. Nc
S Nslly. Mr.. =. w'ssman. Mr.. Harry Lust
An enjoyable party was given It the
camp II Alki where Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Luther and family have been camping for
Ms.re som. q Oldest settlers y south
park and their relatives held . re-
union, presided over BY Mrs. c. J. Klon-
young folks. wniis shs older ones passed
the time In pleasant conversation. Mr..
William Luther rendered eaveSai sslscticus
on the banjo and Mrs. A. Prentice and Mr..
Patterson sntsrtained with vocal selsc-
Mrs. Edwin c. 0riswold entertained NJ
teen ladies At luncheon Thursday In hon.
void, Of Fremont, Neb.. who II visiting
her. The pariors were decorated with La
France roses and the dining room In sweet
peas Mrs. Griswold was assisted Ia re-
ceiving by Miss Leighton. OF Olympia.
.
very pretty launch party was given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Francis BoGardus In honor OF their guest.
Miss Levy, OF Evansville. Ind. Returning
homo = very dainty supper was served.
About thirty were present.
o q
Mrs q. d. Stevens. of Seventesnth ave-
nue., entertained Mr.. q. Northrup, OF MIN
neapolis. and Miss Levy, of Evansville.
Tuesday evening at dinner. Covers were
fxt far ssp