The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Mrs. j. c. Carrie, of sos Howard avenue
north. gave delightful at home on Wed
nesday afternoon to the ladies of Isor-
raine Auxiliary, O. f. s., OF which society
the hostess is president. The pleasant
home of Mrs. earle presented an inviting
interior. with wealth of ivy chains upon
the walls and many choice ported plants
scattered about the rooms. The afternoon
was season of delight, and busy fingers
we're kept busy with fancy work. while
plans were formulated for an entertain
ment to be given by the auxiliary in the
near future. The spacious dining room
had been transformed into a bower OF
Ivy and other vines The table was dec
grated with smllax and golden narcissus
Luncheon was served in antique china
and glass OF exquisite designs. while the
promised high tea was amply supple
mented by ambrosial coffee. chicken sand
witches, cakes and fruits.
Mrs. Louisa Bogart was agreeahly sur
prised at her home, 10l7 Ninth avenue
south, on Wednesday at noon by members
Of Stevens womans Relief Corps No.
/. The ladies partook of substan-
tlal luncheon at 1 o'clock The rest
OF the afternoon was spent in con-
versatior, Rotations and songs. Those
present were: Mrs. Bogart. Mrs. Rise
dorph. Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Ames. Mrs. Barry. Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Bar
ney, Mrs Warnsholdt Mrs Spaulding.
Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. stutsman. Mrs Cooling.
Mrs. Moran, Miss Stoney. Miss Vera
Adams. Miss Barney, Miss Leila Snyder
r
Friday evening a birthday party was
given in honor of Miss Lena Church by
her brother Mr.. Harold Church, at their
home. 800 Tenth avenue. Those invited
were: Miss Myrtle Bertram. Miss Nellie
sic Ince, Miss Carrie Waters. Miss Inez
Sproul. Miss Carobel Meeker. Mr.. Donald
Campbell. Mr. Moses Olney. Mr.. Chester
Davis. Mr.. Dudley Campbell. Mr.. Fred
Holbrook. Mr.. Edward Henning. Mr..
Harry Hudson. Mr. Frank Barthe and
Mr. Hawthorne Gray. Refreshments
were served by Miss Anna Church, as
sisted by Mrs. j. II. Sprague
Mrs f. Ceiene, of New whatcom, who
has been visiting during the past two
weeks with Mrs. Ida Williams. of 1I02
Third avenue, has returned TO her home
A very enjoyable farewell party was
given last week In her honor by her
hostess TO few intimate friends. Light
refreshments were served.
The F1eur de Lis Whist Club held Its
regular meeting Friday afternoon with
north. The visiting ladies' were Mrs. c.
II. Dow and Miss Marie Kurtz. The prizes
were won by Mrs C. r. Dow and Mrs.
c. z. Bryant. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Eliza b. Nelson.
pretty luncheon was given on satur-
day, March H. by Mrs. r. r. Bogardus, Mt
her home on Seventeenth avenue The
dining room and tables were effectively
decorated in yellow. The souvenirs OF the
occasion were little yellow boxes filed
with yellow sweets. Twelve ladies we're
present
Miss Ella Quinn and Miss Marguerite
Quinn entertained a number OF friends
at their home, elS Spring street, Friday
evening. Progressive whist was played
during the evening, interspersed with
music.
small gathering was held at the home
! Of Or. J. b. Chapman. 1874 Valley street.
/ last Thursday veniug. complimentary 70
I Miss Hollcubeck. tho above mentioned
date being her birthday
! Mr. ana Mrs F. y. BosarIug entertained
! the Wednesday Night Cuch Club at their
I new home. GA Seventeenth avenue The
7 club was well represented ana number
I OF visitors were present.
| Or. and Mrs W. C. Gibson entertained
! az luncheon yesterday M ! r. Tvrrcll
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