The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Miss Ray Himelhoch entertained
number of young people Friday night
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
l. Himelhock 900 Ninth avenue, in honor
OF Miss Bertha Selhbred of Skagway,
Alaska. The evening was spent in games
and dancing, and at late hour refresh
ments were served. Miss Himelhoch and
Miss Selhbred are both pupils at the
Annie Wright Seminary, OF Tacoma
The guests were: Miss Frankie Reiff
Miss Greata Rosenberg, Miss Lillian AL
len. Miss Cecilia Hardman. Miss Anna
Bell, Miss Mile Davis Miss Cora lobe,
Miss Cora Dinkelspiel, Miss Eta Dink-
elspiel Miss Martha Kaufman. Miss Leah
Greenaboun, Miss Stella Rosenberg, Miss
Rosa Gottstein, Miss Bertha Selhbrede
Miss Ray Himeihoch. Miss Helen Cole
man, Miss Sarah Culsky, Miss Singer
man, Mr.. Louie Himelhoch. Mr. Meyer
Newberges, Mr.. Louie Singerman, Mr.
Adolph Greenaboun. Mr.. l. Davis Mr.
Adolph Cohn. Mr.. Alfred Marks. Mr.
David Himelhoch, Mr. Max Hardman.
Mr.. Henry FrauenthaI. Mr.. Arthur Cole.
Mr.. Howarth, OF Tacoma; Mr. Porchard.
Mr.. Joseph Himelhoch.
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On Friday evening a delightful surprise
was rendered Miss Carrie Knipe and Miss
Ada Knipe at the residence of Mrs. Rob
ert Knipe, 2i26 Third avenue. The even
ing was spent in games and music and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Among
those present were: Miss Bessie Clifford,
Miss Laura Hale, Miss Laura West, Miss
Ada Forsey. Miss Stella Forsey, Miss Ethel
Howe, Miss Edna Howe. Miss Lulu Cous-
ins, Miss Anna Moore. Miss Grace Knipe,
Miss Abbie Spaulding. Miss Abbie Robin
son. Miss Edna Coleman. Miss Lottie
Bailey, Miss Carrie Brown Miss Ada
Knipe. Miss Carrie Knipe, Mr.. Robert
Hale, Mr.. John Ramaker, Mr.. Milton
Dodge, Mr.. Charles Stark, Mr.. Lee
Ledgerwood, Mr.. Herbert Hull. Mr.. Irving
Bennett Mr.. Prosper Snider, Mr.. Charles
sutton. Mr.. Glen Mears, Mr.. Frank Johns,
Mr.. George Baker.
Friday evening. April 10. Miss Cora Full
mer was surprised by her young friends
at her home, IA Union street Music and
games were the features of the evening.
At IL O'Clock supper was served. Those
present were Mrs. J. Fulmer, Mrs X
Lord Miss Nettie Fullmer. Miss Jessie
Fulimer. Miss Jessie KnofY. Miss Esther
Fuller. Miss Lydia Smith. Miss Lillian Kel-
logg. Miss Edith Bloomauist Miss Maude
Leffwich, Miss Frances Warner. Miss Alice
Willard. Miss Helma Nyquist. Miss Jessie
Oliver. Miss May Norton. Miss Connie Mil
Ter Mr.. Henry Smith, Mr.. Charles Dab
lem, Mr.. William klodt, DR.. X. Lord. Mr.
John Palmer. Mr. Fred Palmer. Mr.. Harry
Jose, Mr.. Clarence Tyler, Mr. Frank Ev-
ans, Mr.. Charles Horrocks, Mr.. John Ny
auist Mr. Rudolph Freed, Mr.. Harry
White, Mr. Clarence Wright and Mr. Ern-
est Gaurnlit.
The Rainier Heights Social and Literary
Club was entertained Wednesday night by
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Harper OF 23l4 Sixth
avenue. The evening was spent In lit
erary games. Light refreshments were
served. The club was favored with two
vocal solos by Mr. Barton. Those present
were Miss Mabel Harper. Miss Lillian
Hlldehrandt. Miss Anna Peterson. Miss
Berthe Jackson, Miss Hines. Miss Mayme
Keene. Miss Helen Harper. Miss Carrie
Peck Miss Eva Jackson, Mr.. Frank Jack
son, Mr.. Roy Daggett. Mr.. Jay Mu.doon.
Mr.. Barton, Mr.. Morris Jackson Mr.. Fred
Harper. DIR. Erwin and Mr.. Edward Duffy
The next meeting will be held on May ?.
at the residence of DR.. Erwin.
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a pleasant afternoon was spent FRI
day at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l.. jenkins. IL being the birthday OF
their children. Hiss Margaret and Mr..
Charles jenkins. Those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hauek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington. MIR. Jones
and Miss Polly owen, Miss May Jones.
Miss Ruby Harder. Miss Ada Wheaton.
Miss Addie kratz, Mise Nellie Brehner.
Miss Ruth Hauck. Miss Mary sullivan.
Miss Mary and Lizzie McDonough. Miss
Gertrude Gersey, Mr. Clarence Todd. Mr..
John kannedy, Mr.. Ray Potter. Mr..
Ciaud and Mr. Earl Mccoy and Mr. Wal
lace Stiller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stiller gave fare
well dinner at their home, G6 Aloha street,
April T. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with flowers. ferns and palms. The
time was spent in music and social games
Mr.. and Mrs stiller and Mrs r. w. Jobst
intend 10 leave Tor tour Through Europe
on Agril -. and expect 70 be gone six
months. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Joust. Mr. and Mrs. @, W. VIII
iiams. Miss Frances Johst. Miss Jessie
Johst. Miss Splrona Bisaxxa. Mr.. + VIII
hams. Mr.. 5. Spencer, Mr. Hubest VIII
liBms.
The Friday Morning whist Club met
with Mrs Clara Ford AZ her residence,
iaI0 Main street. last week II was the
first meeting Of the club after the Lenten
observances. and quite naturally more
than ordinary enthusiasm was manifest
ed. and the occasion more than usually
enjoyed
Mrs G. b. Stewart won the first prize
and Mrs. Miles Price Benton second.
ana AfA. &AtA4kH N%fNAtE Wa httf Afltfati
awarded 10 the Visitor The club WAS
ont in fun attendance, rs win doubtless
b. the case at their next meeting at the
residence % Mrs. W. W. JAmisnD, LIS
siNtoenth avenue.
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The @. A. c. was entertained We6res-
Gas evening ~ the home q Mrs. John
janice TI5 Warren avenue. Queen Anne
hll A number o. new members whc Soih-
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Mr. Frank Valentine and Mr.. Carl Jacob
sen. After the business meeting dancing,
games and music were INDUCED IN The
club viii Be entertained "Wednesday even
ing. May > al the home Of Mr.. William
Prior. S10 Boren avenue
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The willard Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union met Thursday for the
annual election Of officers and the follow
ing were elected TO serve for the coming
year. President. Mrs ~. A. Harmon;
secretary. Miss Nj. Speuld-