The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

other reptiles. besides the studio skeie.
tons. smeared with phosphorus. added
their uncertain flames to do little more
than intensity the gloom Halloween
was the title OF a tableau wherein
pretty girl stood before a mirror az mid
night eating an apple by candlelight, as
the advent of a knight errant. who duly
appeared and gazed over her shoulder,
thus giving her glimpse OF her future
spoSsse Appropriate n addr nsssrs The
New Literary, Musical and Art Club pre-
sented through its president, Mr.. Charles
8. Checker. q request for admission a.
mittee consisting Of Miss Marie Martin.
Miss Mamie Keene. Mr. and Mrs. IL. l..
Gray and Mr.. VIII Carson was appointed
appointed by the applicants and report
back. The musical and literary pro-
gramme was of high order. thoroughly
appreciated and warmly applauded.
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One OF the charming affairs OF the week
was the Halloween party given by Miss
Florence Considine at the residence or
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Consi-
Sne ~ sSennn with TIVE yy and
chrysanthemums. The dining room was
more elaborate. The table was decked
out IN IVY and osn .hs sna
dainties. At each place were colored IA
vors and gold-tipped candles. The chill
dren spent the evening in cake walking walking.
cen method, and playing various other
games especially appropriate to the night.
At a late hour a supper was served. Miss
Miss T. Gardiner. Miss Mary Ford. Miss
Agnes Ford, Miss Teddy Woollery. Miss
Esemina whitman. Miss Florence Dore.
Wright. Miss George Hummell. Miss
Kathleen Maxwell, Mr.. Frank Hawkins,
Mr.. John Talbot. Mr.. otto Frasch, Mr..
John ConsidIne. jr.. Mr.. Charles Mullen
and Mr.. Richard Hummell.
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Miss Lena Diller was rendered sur
prise party at the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Diller. corner Eighth
Der "a. An enjoyable evening was spent
by the young folks In music Refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Miss Eva White, Miss Jessie Jessie Single
Brown, Miss Ella McConville. Miss Laura
Gillette, Miss winnifred Engle. Miss
Josie Swanson, Miss Eva Spriggs, Miss
Mr.. b. Hanna. Mr.. +. B. BridEfort. Mr..
]. f. Eggert. Mr. F. Horton, Mr.. r.
Watz. Mr.. r. Knox. Mr.. A. Caldwell, Mr..
B; Richards: Mr.. Earl Diller. Mr.. I. 9.
Ritz, Mr.. w. Swanson and Mr.. w. Scho-
der.
A pleasant birthday party was given at
the home of Mrs J. N. Wallingford at
Green Lake on. Saturday. October 81 In
honor of Mr.. Charles Beamer's birthday,
The rooms were decorated with ivy and
cut flowers and gay Japanese lanterns
lighted the porches, Games were in
dulged In, after which dainty ipn Nm on
Mrs J. ~ Wallingford. Mrs. Alice
French Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stiller Miss Dell Jones.
Miss Ida sprague. Miss johnson. Miss
Johnston, Miss Gene Johnston. Miss Hat
tie Eachus. Mr.. Howard Wood. Mfr. Tony
Imhoff, Mr.. Greg Ellsworth, Mr.. john
son, Mr. Charles Beamer.
+ 4. i.
One Of the enjoyable surprise parties OF
the season was given Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. J. L. Mayer. at 262
Twentieth avenue, the occasion being the
Of friends participated. The usual game" games
We're INDUCED in. including whist The
ana Mrs ws s Of Nh those ana Mr.
Hatton, Mr.. and Mrs 5. L. Mccall Mr..
and Mrs Gleason, OF Chehaiis; Mr. and
Mrs. McGoush, Mr.. and Mrs. Hummeii,
Minis Mrs Mr De a. w Mey NJ, and hs MFs
ton, Miss < Mayer Miss f Hattie item Mayer nai.
MI J. B. Mayer Mr.. Ia W Sslsh e''eas0n'
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Miss Juanita Cochran entertained a few
Anne hill Wednesday evening. The
eyening was spent in games and dancing.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Joerndt. Mr.. and d'i Mrs.
Olive Milett, Miss Lillian Keiiosg, Miss Miss
Jessie Knoff, Miss Maud Young, Miss Miss
Cochran, Miss Leah Miller. Miss Ava
dana COCHRAN. Mr.; Fred Young, Mr.. Sig
M Ro rhil hnasr. MT Ruby Rechenbaeh,
bach. Mr.: jay Austin. Mr.. Fred Cochran,
Mr. Walter Bryant. Mr. Willard Coch,
ran and Mr. Stewart Miller.
A masquerade surprise party was given
street. Halloween night, by ' numb 5sp
OF his young friends each one being
esostnmed TO represent different nations.
masked. and most enjoyable evening
And wdoS Mr. s,,I T. g Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Goodmsn, Miss Clara May, Miss Eta
Good. Miss Snyder, Miss Margie smith
a Mlss Anna "a Wood. Miss Hazel Wood. Mr..
Wiilmont, Mr.. Ira Lee, Mr.. George Gnna
MT Walter Moss, Mr.. Fred Wood, Mr.
Clarence Good.
One Of the pleasant events OF the week
~"c dfi lNAVt ibHt'Utbn given DN MIS-
Jerome w. Smith at her home on Cherry
street In honor Of Mrs. William Wilson
and Mrs. Edward Thomas, two autumn
brides. Those present were: Mrs
Thomas, Mrs. William Wilson. Mrs.
Archibald Wilson, Mrs. David Mackenzie,
Mrs. George Chandler. Mrs. Elliot Mrs,
Mattocks. Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Mira
Saint Myer. Mrs. Henry.
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"A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mrs. w Wfckersham AT their home PIG
twentieth avenue on Wednesday evening.
THIS being Mr.. Netherlands birthday
The evening was passed In whist and
music Those present were: Miss Maud
Mlckersham, Niles Myrtle wickersham,
Mr. and Mrs George Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank. Miss Della Frank, MIss
NADIA Frank. Mr.. n. J. Gilbreath.
4. 4. +
Miss Nellie Peterson entertained a num-
Der OF her friends at Halloween party
at her residence on Fairview avenue