The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
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county. is visiting her brother. County Au-
ditor Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ. Price left Thursday
for New Orleans. and will be gone several
weeks. Mr.. Price is a delegate to the Ma
tional Editorial Association, which meets
in New Orleans March 1-3.
At the meeting OF the Chamber of Com
merce Tuesday evening resolutions re-
GREETING the departure OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Lord from this city, were unanimous
ly adopted, and the people of Seattle were
congratulated on the acquisition OF these
estimable people. Mr.. and Mrs. Lord leave
Olympia about March /.
Mr.. Louis f. Schmidt returned Tuesday
from an extended visit to Eastern cities.
st. Valentines day was observed in this
city by numerous parties.
The Ladies' Relief Society will give
euchre party at the home Of Mrs. @.
Kaufman on Washingtons birthday.
Bishop Barker. OF the Episcopal church,
of Tacoma, visited during the week with
Rev. II. L. Badger in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Agnew are visiting
in California.
small party given Friday evening at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cowles
in honor of her guest, Miss McGraw.
Those present were Miss Cowes, Miss Nc.
Graw, Miss Fisher, Miss Cavanaush. Mr..
Harry ID. Cowles, MFR. George @. Mills,
Mr.. f. X. Reynolds and Mr. Dayton VIII
llams
Miss Helen Cowies very pleasantly en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon in honor
OF her guest Miss McGraw Anagrams
was played. the royal prize being awarded
to Miss Grayson Price. The young ladies'
present were: Miss Helen~Gordon, MISS
Grayson Price, Miss Hall. Miss Badger
Miss Young. Miss Julia cavanaugn' MISS
Anders. Mrs. @. d. Ingham, Miss Alien,
Mis-. Harriet Allen, Miss Weir and MISS
Fisher.
Miss Kate McGraw was guest OF honor
Mt a progressive hearts party gwen py
Mrs. George w. Ingham on last saturday
evening. Mrs. Ingham proved TO DC
very charming hostess. the affair being
considered the most important OF the
week. The rooms were prettily decorated
in brilliant red hearts and ivy Prizes
for most progressions were recefvcu- by
Miss McGraw, Miss Helen Rogers, MI
George G. Mills and DR. N. J. Redpath
The guests included: Miss Kate McGfaw,
of Seattle; Miss Helen Cowies, MISS cray
son Price, Miss Pauline Hail. Miss Helen
Gordon, Miss Genevieve Young. Miss
Mary Badger. Miss Julia Cavanaugh Miss
Georgiana Fisher Miss Elizabeth Allen.
Miss Harriette Allen. Miss Helen Rogers,
Miss Nina Kaufman, Miss Imogene An
ders, Mr.. Bryan II. Allen. DR. G. w. Ing
ham Mr. e. X Reynolds, Mr. George G..
d. Cowles. Mr.. Carroll Gordon, DIR. n. j.
Redpath, Mr. Dayton Williams, Dr. carey
Jones, Mr.. Frank Donnelly, Mr.. John
Rea, Mr.. James Allen. Or. p. n. Carlyon.
A charming valentine party was given
by the Chatting Dish Club at the home OF
Miss Gordon on Wednesday evening. The
house was tastefully decorated and ar
ranged In a manner suitable to the occa-
sion. Progressive hearts was the amuse-
ment OF the evening and was played with
favors, which we're very pretty and unique.
PRICES for most progressions were
awarded Miss McGraw and DR.. G. w.
Ingham, and a cut prize 10 Mr.. Cotter.
while consultations were captured by Mrs.
NJ Hoke and Mr.. u. Bertram Graves
Dainty refreshments were served, after
which dancing and music were INDUCED
In until late hour. Those present We're:
DR. and Mrs George w. Ingham, Mr and
Mrs. NJ. Hoke, Judge and Mrs. NJ. ]. Cor
don. Miss Kate McGraw. OF Seattle; Miss
Helen Cowles, Miss Elizabeth Allen, Miss
Harriette Allen. Miss Helen Gordon, Miss
Pauline Hall, Miss Grayson Price, Mr.. T..
Bertram Graves. Mr.. Elliott X. Reynolds.
Mr.. George @. Mills. Mr. Cotter, Mr.. Car
roll Gordon Mr. Harry ID. Cowies. Mr.
Bryan II. Allen. Mr.. Dayton Williams, DIT.
Carey L. Jones. =.