The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-04

same
the first prizes being won by Miss lnga
Thomson end Mr.. T.. Ellis and the con-
ISOLATION prizes by Miss Othilla G.. Carroll
and Mr. H. Logan Geary. Those present
were: Miss Cardin, Miss Ethel Cardin,
Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Sadie Morgan,
Miss Thomson, Miss Inga Thomson. Miss
MoIlie Phillips Miss Helen Holmes, Miss
Helen Wells, Miss Othilia G. Carroll. Mr..
Wesley Compton, Mr. F. Ellis. Mr.. Walter
Beals DR. Diggins. Mr.. j. 7 Dovey, Mr..
Charles DeBurgh Mr.. Sylvester Harring-
ton. Mr. II. Logan Geary, Mr.. Roy Bal
lard. Mr. Louis Starr Cragin, Mr.. Ivan
Hyland and DR.. F. X. Munday.
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After holiday recess the Joseffy Club
resumed its monthly musicales. and the
first one In the new year was held Mon
day afternoon in Sherman & Clay's hall.
The following programme was rendered:
a polonaise major Chopin
Mrs standish.
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Miss Estelle Brintnsrl.
Air De Ballet -. -. ............... .chaminade
Mn b. l. Bushart
~ - MIR. Dubois Mitchell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams entertained at
dinner on Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence. IA Seventeenth avenue. Those
present were; Or. and Mrs. Alfred Ray
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Crawford.
Miss Edna Adams and Mr.. Clayton Craw-
ford.
Rehearsals have been in progress for
some time for the David Harum tabieaux
which will take place In Ranke hall a
week from Thursday. A number of pic
lures taken from the most impressive and
dramatic situations in the novel have been
chosen. and the pictures will be mounted
with careful attention TO every detail
as laid down in the novel, A number OF
well-known young society people of Seat
tie will take part Besides the pictures a
programme consisting of vocal and In
strumental solos by some OF the best mu-
sicians In Seattle will be rendered. After
the entertainment 1t IL probable as was
the case when the Gibson tableaux were
presented, that an informal dance viii
take place.
In accordance with the time honored
custom of giving bachelor farewell
upon his entering the ranks OF the heue-
diets, number of the friends OF MIR. b.
Pelly gave banquet in his honor at the
Rainier Club last night. Covers were laid
for twenty-five. The guests were as fol-
lows: Mr.. T. N. Baxter. Mr.. L. A. Strout.
MI 1NNihh ItutIlSt MI X X NaSHbufn,
MIR. W. n. Peters MIR. r., B. Albertson.
Mr.. r. II. Osgood. Mr.. r. g. Downing.
Mr.. H. Chaplin. Mr.. Charles Power. Mr..
! j. d. Lowman, Air f. w. Andrews, Mr..
A. J. Fiskeu MIR. l.. y Stedman, Capt.
Harry Taylor MIR. George A. Hurd Mr..
| G. NJ, Austin. Mr.. W. r. Preston. Gen 4.
A. Carr. Mr.. George ponworth ANA Mr..
| u. Kelleher.
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Mr.. Reginald Whitfield Kaylor. MIR. Guy
| l, Sweeney and MIR Bruce Sweeney gave
a charming little supper At their bachelor
apartments ~ the Victoria on Monday
evening The rooms are exceedinEly artls-
I Tic and pretty, being decorated entirely
With Japanese chrios. Dainty Oriental
souvenirs we're given the guests. who In
( Guided the following; Mr.. and Mrs. FRED
erick West Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs John II
suthor. Mr.. ANA Mrs. 5. Gardner Yerkes
Miss Smith, Miss Ida L. smith. Miss
I simpson, Miss Caroline simpson, Nj J.
J FurVis Hausman. Mr.. Rldgley Clinton
1 Force ana Mr.. T.. {. Cheasty
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/ Miss Collins gave a pleasant informal
I dancing party Tuesday evening ut her
| home. fo2 Minor avenue. Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs Frank a Hcil AIr
and Mrs, Robert Wilson. Miss Hodge
Miss Hayden Miss Nickels Mss Wicst-
| ling Miss Jackilns, Miss Eumaoy Miss
/ Harrington Miss Brolkes. Miss uanfori
Miss Jessie Ianford Miss Webster. ~
I rorg Townsend, AR c. NJ Austin. Mr.
Pcyton Clark. Mr. Grosvenor Folsom. Mr..
; stockton Rumsey. Mr T. Mears. MI Tft-
! tne T Cole. Mr.. Harrington. Mr.. Revaud
! blanchard. Mr.. Wright, Mr.. T.. b. Down
/ ins ana Mr. Nawgeu.
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A card party Is 10 De given on Friday
! afternoon ty The ladies' OF the Seattle Rel