The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-14

HHnt fnoouS WHICH nave CH&FaI-
tefized II In the last three
IL months. The previous week was
fairly active. and gave promise
Of an suspicious opening OF the winter
season. The last week. however, has
been absolutely featureless, 30 far as So
ciety events 20. with nothing 20 break It's
monotony. The reason Is hard to fathom.
1t may be that too many OF the husbands
are actively interested in politics. and.
again. that they are too busy in other
ways TO devote much time TO society af-
fairs. The fact remains that only few
AFFAIRS took place. consisting Of card par
ties and one or two Informal dinners and
luncheons
The principal event Of the week was the
song recital under the auspices of the
Ladies' Musical Club Friday evening at
Germania hall The AFFAIR was well at
tended by the society people OF the city.
Tha entertainment was a success through
out. This IL the first OF the entertain
ments TO be given by the club this winter.
The holiday season issfast approaching.
and already preparations are being made
for several large affairs 10 be given be-
tween now ana Christmas The approach
Ing winter season has had the effect Of
waking up the many dancing clubs which
have been In a dormant state since the
beginning of spring. Halloween Is at
tracing less attention this year than
usual. but II IL probyble that the mystic
night will be observed as OF yore. In fact,
one or two OF the prominent dancing
clubs OF tho city are already arranging
for dance on that night. A large
masked ball Is being talked Of by the
younger people. but nothing definite has
yet been settled. The big masquerade
given four years ago 1T the old Rainier
Is stiii held up as an evs6t which has not
been emulated or approached since
that time The interest IN the Observance
Of the night centers among the younger
people.
The opening Of the new theater was
made society event In the city. Promi.
nent society people we're In the boxes the
rrst night. and throughout the week the
attendance was good, with numerous box
and other parties.
The Cheu Club gave The frat party for
this season Friday evening They called
the pafty After idem." which means an
other precisely the same. Large palms
and cheese einth made very pretty decor
atoms. Among those invited were. Mr.
nnd Mrs. ] W FilkiRs. Mr. ana Mrs. {.
y. clary. Mr. ANA Mrs George Einnear.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w Price Mr. and Mrs
y. C. lohastone. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r.
Perry, Mr.. aad Mrs Moore. Mt and Mrs
G. H. shaw Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ nizhon. Mr.
and Mira. Fred Gillette. Mr. and Mrs J.
H. Watson. Mr and Mrs. Dana Brown,
MIR. and AIRS r. c, kellogg. Mr and Mira
l. c. MeMsnus Mr., and Mrs Mcfarland.
MF. and Mira ~ honaldeon. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Hicks Mr. and Mfs. c. ~
Fields. Mr. snd Mrs A. NJ nicka. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harder, AR. and Mrs sera Miwllvac-
ca. Miss Ethel Ftlkins Mlss Ethel Raglsy.
Miss claikg HaKley, Mlss Julia Crane.
Miss Nnicen, Fox. Miss Bessie Crane.
Miss t.aia Dodge. Miss Biansb shaw.
Miss Maud shaw, Mlss Naneh Reese.
Mise Amy Cefvy, Miss Ala Corey. Miss
f.eofa Conn Miss Nellie Reese Miss
Helen Campbell. Miss NJ. NJ Cocoa Misa
fsiiA Crolssant. Mlrs Winnie Megrath.
Mlas Agnes MsgYath. Miss Frances
Mserash Miss Charlotte Ifaiey. Miss
Katherine Haley, Miss Rerfha Perry
Miss Olive Jones Miss LILLIAN Jones.
MisS castlce narps Miss Alice stet.
snE. Ml2s Glare Stetsan. Mas Helen
GApH1e. Miss blanche Kennedy, Miss
i.ssia Price Miss Emly ciarp. Miss vtr-
sinla wisssling Miss Mary Bless Lewis.
Mlts hthel Thomas % Tacoma Miss
Irene Graham. Miss Gepe Graham, Mss
Emily Thomas Miss Nestie iApsky. Miss
AiuS flatH, Miss Flcfcncs caiilsY. MISS
Nasv Mariner, Miss Reed Mis= Narwreg-
- ksatias Miss Martha keasihe, Mss
May Perry Afiss Jeanette Perry, Miss
Louise Barnard MiFA Elizabeth Eggsrt
Miss q. M olive, Mtss ncssie Kuistle.
Msts katherine Tyier Alss Marie Nvtt,c-
ten Miss Mau8e Nai1sts(n. Miss Eleanor
Preston. Miss Charlotte pTssten Miss
CARTS RI Benny Miss Carrie AfkiHsor.
sflss AtkiaeeR. Miss Helen Morse. MISS
Laurie Morse. Miss AlffeaA nira. Miss
LAURA RunseY. Miss Anita Kelly, Miss
Amanda seg-. Mis- Bertha levy Miss
Huira Straften. Miss Emily Feltx Mis-.
Constance NAN. Miss SSawer Miss Ethei
0arres Miss Garrett. Miss Efish Fsusch,
Miss Mabel KailocA. Miss Lula Sh@eAan.
Mlxs Ruth SchrAm, Miss Lcnnre Me
tsvath Miss BERTHA nsshon, Miss Ress
kelly, Msss tnea CalhenR, Miss Yeanx
Miss Josephine XeUns. Miss AileSn How
ets. 81 Tacoma: Mtss Eghei Hicks. Miss
I.tlilan bNglioSE, y isA Jessie kuoT Miss
FRANKIE smith. Miss Carrie RaxeF. Miss
Florence Holbroek. % Tacomas Miss Eel
ua Nfktuson. Of Tacoma. Mi&S Ccwfe.
Miss lone Cutler. Miss Virginia Scurry,
Hiss Ialian Gillette. Miss Amy Farms
worth. MISS We carecn Miss Rash
stArG1a, Miss Carinne Prince. Miss Marie
iApsky. Miss Kinney. Miss Genexieve Cd
son - Tacoma, Miss Ruby Warner. Mr..
Fred Hammond. Mr.. Thomas Scott. Mr.
LAND oisNsgs AE. HARM AAydon Ar,