The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09

Marshall Bond Mrs ivan Hyland and
Miss Goodfellow were at the candy
booth. Miss virginia Scurry and Miss
Mary-Bess Lewis were in charge of the
doll booth. Mrs. King was at the booth
where plain sewing. sofa pillows and
useful things were to be found The
Daughters OF the King were in charge
of the miscellanles and toys. The
bazaar and luncheon we're In order to
swell the fund for the new organ In
Trinity church.
Miss Thomson gave delightful card
party on Monday evening. The house
was artistically decorated the color
scheme being red. The prizes were won
by Miss Reber and Miss Ethel Garrett.
Miss Thomsens guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Gardner Yerkes Miss Morgan,
Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Sadie Morgan,
Miss Cardin. Miss Ethel Cardin. Miss
Agnes Cardin, Miss Reber. Miss Drisko,
Miss Atkinson, Miss Carrie Frauenthal,
Miss Ethel Garrett. Miss Corey, Miss
Amy G.. Corey. Miss Jessie Tuttle. Miss
Othilia Carroll, Mr.. Edward Garrett, Mr.
Joshua Green, Mr.. Thomas Ellis, Mr..
p. Peoples. DIR. X. w. Schoenle Mr..
George Danz, Mr.. Harry Gullixon, Mr..
Charles Patten. Mr.. s. NJ. Irwin, Mr..
l.. Wolf, Mr. Ralph Hopkins, Mr.. W.
Kaylor. Mr.. Purvs Hausman. Mr.. Louis
Starr Cragin. Mr.. Brush Allan.
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Mrs. s. Gardner Yerkes gave an in
formal tea Thursday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Dent, of Hoquiam. The house
was very charmingly decorated In pink
Mrs. Yerkes and the ladies' who assisted
wore gowns in the same color. Beside
Miss Dent. Mrs Harry D. Kline and
Mrs. Frederick Harlow received with
Mrs Yerkes. Mrs. Fred c. tombstone
poured tea in the dining room. assisted
by Mrs. Dell Hicks, Mrs r. H. Burke
Miss Reber. Miss Cora Smith. About one
hundred guests greeted Mrs. Yerkes dur
ing the afternoon.
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Mrs. F. A. Bell gave tea Friday from
till o'clock for Miss McNaught, OF
Spokane, who is visiting her. The house
was very gracefully decorated In red
carnations, the same color being dis
played wherever possible. Mrs. +. Ii.
Brownell. OF Everett. and Mrs. Richard
8. Cox. jr., served In the dining room.
The invitations were confined to young
girl friends OF Miss Mcknight and the
brides of this season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Moore gave a
charmingly appointed dinner Saturday
night In honor of Mr.. Lynch OF New
York, and Mr.. Brandygee of New Lon
don, Conn. Covers were laid for eight.
Beside Mr.. and Mrs Moore the guests in
cluded Mrs. Stella @. Webster. Miss Elise
Brookes. Miss May Adair, Mr.. Lynch. Mr..
Brandygee, MIR. Herr.
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The many friends of Mrs. oeorge NJ
Pasehsll were greatly shocked to hear
OF her sudden death on Friday, No
vember 81. at Cincinnati on her way 10
New York. Mrs Paschall was a wo-
man OF attractive personality and has
been conspicuous figure In Seattle So
eiety for number OF years.
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The Wednesday Card club met ON the
evening OF December 5th at the home OF
Mrs Morgan J. Carkeek. II was a meet
ing OF unusual interest, since the initial
game OF the Wednesday Card Club was
played at Mrs. Carkeek's six years ago
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Mrs w W. Robinson, jr.. and her
mother. Mrs. Tenodor Ten Eyck. % Chi
cage. left Thursday 10 visit relatives ia
Los Angeles. Mai Robinson viii Join
them later in San Francisco before going
20 Honolulu.
Mrs. Thomas Fl Burke entertained
fourteen friends at cards on Tuesday
evening After several very interesting
games the prizes were awarded To Miss
Mclean. OF Oregon. and Mr. 4. T. Van
De yanter.
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The wardroom officers Of the T. s
revenue cutter Rush entertained at lunch
con on Wednesday Miss Fisher. Miss MI
Ter and Miss Hamilton.