The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

Ar elaborate menu was prepared in the
From. O'clock until 10 a large number
Of society people called at the house.
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ballroom. The ballroom was decorated
with Ivy. snilax and carnations. A NUM-
and as Tacoma sst we're as0m present. olympia
Miss Elsie Bruins entertained at cards at
her homo on Twenty-seconi avenue on
Thursday evening. The first prize was
won by Miss Martha Heating and the sec
Hammons and Mr.. John Dewey. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick West
Hicks, Miss Ida L. Smith. Miss Alice Fish
Miss Ethel Basley. Miss Claire BasIey.
Miss Millicent Fox, Miss Martha Keating.
Miss Z. Drane. Miss Clarice Bruins, Miss
Elsie Bruins. Miss Booth. Miss Mabel
len, Mr.. M b. scurry, Mr.. Charles Terry
scurry. Mr.. Robert Hugh Binker, Mr..
Adelbet Hicks Mr.. e. Hamilton Geary,
Mr.. John Dewey. Mr.. Louis King, Mr..
In accordance with the old custom Of
keeping open house on New Years day
q large number Of the residences in Seattle
were thrown open to callers on Monday
last. The Misses Cardin, Miss Relfe Miss
Millicent Fox, the Misses Thomsen, and
Miss Clarice Eardin and Miss Nellie Cardin,
OF Tacoma, received at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. Cardin on Eighteenth avenue.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
ivy. everygreens, rnistletoe, holly and red
berries. Light refreshments were served.
About fifty young people called during the
afternoon. Mrs. John f. Pratt received at
her home on Boren avenue the same after
noon and Mrs. Thomas Burke recsiyed a
Few friends at her apartments In the Burke
building.
One Of the prettiest and most delightful
Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Crawford
at their home on Marion. street in honor
Of Tacoma: The dining room was decor
ated with holly and evergreens, while on
the table holly and red carnations were
ing. a number Of young people came in
and enjoyed an informal dance at the
S Gsawfora h1 Mr These present at the
Miss Edna Adams, Miss Knatvold Of Ia
gonna, Lieut.. 9. M. Rock. Lieut.. Dutton.
Pr. ,Markos; Mr; John g. slster MI. ".
Wallace Crawford.
Tho officers of the u. 8. g. Gedney en-
tertained at dinner on board the vessel
Thursday night. Those present were: MIR.
.. L. Crawford, Miss Marguerite Teri nm McK Kin.
ney. Miss Knatvold. Of Tacoma, Can't.
Thome. Lieut.. Dutton, Lieut.. s. M. Rock.
Dr. Markoe, Mr.. Eugene Hockett. Mr.. e.
Appleton and Mr.. Graves.
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Mrs. Charles n. Burnside entertained
the Morning Whist Club Friday at her
residence rs corner Of Terry avenue and
bers the following guests were present:
Mrs. g. A. Smith Mrs. sherwood Giles.
PPs Mr y M ssar T. 4 s Tns su Ms
and Mrs. Robert Hopkins second.
A little stir has been caused in social
circles by the announcement that .he glee
club OF the. University of California will
appear in the city this week. In other
years the visits of similar organizations
have been made social events and this
year will be on exception. A number of the
Berkeley boys are quite well known in
Seattle.
DR.. and Mrs. p. B. M Miller. announce
take place on next Wednesday evening at
s shs sss,dense Of Dr. ana Mrs Miller ,ss
young couple have been invited.
An informal dancing party was given
on Saturday night. December 80, by Mr..
ana Mrs. $. l.. Crawford in honor Of Miss
Edna Adams. Miss knatvold of Tacoma,
and a. Miss Miss Pauly and Miss Painter Of Wal
Ia Waiia; About twenty young people
Mr.. Hal Noble, son Of Mr.. and Mrs II.
a. Noble. Of Yarrow was married Weilnes-
day, in Portland to Miss Woodward, Of
that place. Mr.; and Mrs. H. a. Noble at
tended the wedding. Mr.. Noble has been
IN Korea for the past four years. He and
his bride will live. in San Francisco.
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The members Of the P. e. O. Club enter
tanned Monday night at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Frink, Whist was
played. the prizes being won by Mrs. w. II.
ton and Mr.. e. H. Cute. Delicious re-
freshments were served. About seventy
hve guests were present.
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Miss Julia Dean, who comes to Seattle
IN this city. being a cousin OF Judge f. A.
Mcdonald. Miss Dean OF the stage is Miss
Julia Dean Morton. She Is a niece of
Julia Dean Hayne, the celebrated actress.
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Mrs. Frederick C. Jchnstone. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
B. Corey. at Mafshfield, Or, for several
weeks, has returned to the city. She Is
accompanied by her sister. Miss ida Corey,
who will visit her for some time.
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Mr. and Mrs. John II. Suthofr gave a
pretty dinner on New Years day at .heir
residence on Terry avenue. The table was
Decorated With mink carnations. SIMILAR