The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
and Mrs. Edward Bayley. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Goodhue

and Mrs. Edward Bayley, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Goodhue
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A very interesting game OF basket bali
was played in the gymnasium of the Sc
attic Athletic Club last Thursday morn
ing between the Blue and Whites
large and enthusiastic audience witnessed
the match. which was won by the former
were seriously Handicapped by the Grip
pied condition OF their captain. Miss
Alice Drisko. The game was played
under the revised rules for women.
leading Eastern institutions. The sum
maries of the game follows:
Fredsricks.. right forward ......J Young
Fulton....... left forward .,...A. Cardiu
z. Cardin tCapt) center .....(Capt) Drisko
Clark. ..,..... right guard .....-.... Brown
Bernard. ...... left guard .........Young
Referee-Prof. A. w. Crane.
umpire-Mrs. Fred Baxter.
Goals from field-Mrs. Frank Freder-
Kicks, 4; Mrs Walter Fulton. L: Miss Ethel
Cardin, /; Miss Alice Drisko, 3.
Goal on foul-Miss Alice Drisko.
Time OF halves-Ten minutes.
Score-Blues. 70; Whites. I.
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A party was given in honor OF Mr.. Ru-
dolph Fried, at his home, 81 Seventeenth
avenue. The evening was spent In play
ing games. Several selections were per-
formed on the piano by Mr.. Henry Smith
and Prof. Pelusky. Those present Were
Miss Kate Kelley, Miss Lottie Reed.
Miss Jennie Corcoran Miss Mae Norton
Miss Marie Hallstone, Miss Mabel Nc
Donald. Miss Carrie Wilson, Miss Ida
Sadie Mayouck. Mr.. x. q. Austin. Mr.
Fred Palmer. Mr.. Charles Jackson. Mr..
George w. Haigh, Mr.. r, H. Fried, Mr..
II II. Fried, Mr.; 5; Jackson. Mr., Roy
Huntley.
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The birthday OF Bailey Gatzert was
celebrated at the Bailey Gatzert free
kindergarten on Ninth avenue south on
Friday November 6. The thirty-five lit
tie ones present entered the room, some
carrying wreaths and others punches Of
birthday song in memory of Mr. Gatzert
they, with tiny loving hands, helped TO
decorate his portrait. After the regular
ing. room. where snowy tables We're laid
with all the good things which delight
the childish heart. II was indeed a
touching. sight to see the happy faces,
is fitting monument to the life OF a
benevolent and noble man.
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Mr.. Harvey r. Johnson of the United
States coast and geodetie survey ship
friends Tuesday night at his home in
Green lake. The evening was very pleas
antly spent In games. music and dancing.
Those present WERE Miss Maryetta Kirk.
Miss Eta Ward. Miss Ruth Johnson,
Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Miss Maybele
Johnson, Mr.. Roy Abbott. Mr. Wrignay
Kirk, Mr.. Fritz Johnson, Mr., Fred Thorn.
Mr.. Bertrand Johnson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Adams entertained
few friends Tuesday evening. Delici-
GUS refreshments were served at IL
o'clock. Those present We're: DR. and
Mrs De Pew, Miss Loomis, Miss Edna
Adams, MFR. William Simson. Mr.. Frank
McDermott, Mr.. +. NJ. Webb.
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Prof M. F. Knox OF 77s Harrison
street, was surprised on Monday even
ing last by his pupils and number OF
friends prior TO his departure for Cali
fornia, where he goes on occurring
tour. A handsome watch charm was pre-
scented to him by the class.
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Mrs. c. w. Stetson, of Beacon. Hill.
gave a delightful tea Thursday after
noon Forty ladies We're present Dane
ing. whist, music and recitatons was
the programme of the day. Mrs. Brugs-
aman won the first prize in whist and
Mrs. Williams second
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|. Mr.. Edward n. Fowler entertained IL
number OF friends Friday In honor OF
Mrs. Gerichs who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. +. l.. Fehren.s