The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-14

birth A luncheon was served at 2 o'clock
and the remainder OF the evening was
s Mrs' John insii., Mrs. 'rrt.pstrisk. Mrs.
Chauncey Brockway, Mrs. Holmes Hoss'
Mss A. En ooodT Mr. Mr. cSys ME- Mr.:
George Nero. Mrs. Soudsr. Mrs. J: r.
Lonsway, Mrs. John Herold. Mrs; Elmer
na ns Miss Bessie Esss Kfhs s s Ss
Inglis,. Mr.. George Herold. Mr.. Will In
giis, Mr.. Chester Inglis.
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Monday afternoon Mr.. w. w. Casper
was given birthday party. Supper was
was rendered. Those present were: Mr..
brown. NJ: and Mrs Sady. NJ. and mrs.
Mrs. Sturgeon. Mr.. and Mrs. Partee. Mr..
ana Mrs L, Casper, Mr.. and Mrs smith Nth
Eaton, Mr.; and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall. Mrs; Alden, Mrs; Barber, Mrs.
E Eisy :. Miss lis. Merrimap Mrs Williams.
nett Miss Gertie Casper, Mr. a. Taylor.
Mr.. r. Grain, Mr.. J. II. Vail, Mr.. g. w.
| North, Mr.. J. Casper
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A pleasant reception was given the fac
| ulty and students of the state university
| in Denny hall Friday evening by the col
lege religious associations a large
| htbiOci Va tuc SOliN3ionS dio tHVA iLishuo
were present. The evening was enliven-
ed with magic lantern show. in which
the leading professors and students were
| programme was rendered. which was
| greatly appreciated. A violin solo by
Mis- Mis- Augn snr nyeFsy Of rsns wa
one of the most successful numbers. Mr..
Aubrey !ut Levy also gave violin solo,
manner. After the programme refresh
ments were served,
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The Rainier Heights Social Club spent
Parker on Wed sSe"y evening at ri his
home. 12l Twenty-eighth avenue, It was
in the form Of sheet and pillowcase"
figure moved n S sdY's about e the dimly
lighted rooms, which were trimmed with
ivy: The young people unmasked at 1880
after ' which . literary prosramme and
ent were: Mrs: Parker. Miss Kenne,
s siiiil Miss Eta Ward, Mr.. Dassett, Mr..
| Muldoon, Mr.. Sills. Mr. Peck. Mr.. Jack
son, Mr.. Morris Jackson and Mr.. Wooden.
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Davidson and Mrs. Stormfeltz, gave a
| party. In honor of her son Georges 18th
birthday drn,d s on Friday eysning; Refresh
Those i invited We're; Mrs. shef Davidson. Mrs
ary Mas Mss psydsnn
! Miss Marguerite Johnson, Mr.. Bert
| Stormfeltz. Mr.. John McCaully, Mr.. Roy
McCullom. Mr.. Peter McCuilorn, Mr.. Les
Dye b. '''' W.T. "s''S Dse' "'' Lawrence
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
| White. Thurs6av aVaufpO a har rae
dence, SO5 Fairhaven avenue, the occa-
sion being her birthday. Whist was play
aars ns was asr T Ts @
| ent Were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith.
Of Blaine Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. .Lyke.
N. Cranney, Mr.. and Mrs Fred wyman.
Mrs. Jennie White, Miss Louisa Goulett,
Miss Laura Goulett, Miss Jennie wyman,
on Tuesday evening. The evening was
spent in vocal and instrumental music,
| after which luncheon was served. The
Vera Hindes, Miss Miss clyde tS Hindes, Miss Miss
Margaret Stone, Miss Jessie O'Neil. Miss
Gertr 9,derg Butsserworth Miss Nj zwlsk
Gibson. Mr.. Edward Butterworth. Mr.
Fred Parker, Mr.. Floyd. Mr.. Churchill,
Mr. Mr., Csa ca Mr. Roupe, Mr. Frank Hall
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Mrs. l.. Nagell entertained few
! friends last Monday evening at her
apartments in the Pacific block. Vocal
and instrumental music was enjoyed and
ent, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bergland, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs " srb Mr. Mrs. and Mrs nsrI Shields a
s. E.. Powell. Mrs, c. Fisher. Mrs. L.
Nagell, Miss ida Naylor. Mr.. J. Fl. Nay
lor. Mr. ". II; Lynch, DR.. Cassidy. Mr..
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! Mr.: and Mrs. A. Peterson entertained
number num- OF friends at their residence, 1914
ing in honor Of ther daughter Mss Even
The evening was pleasantly spent in
games. after which refreshments were
Mrs. 4. Peterso INNS Mrs f. ETA Falk Mrs. ana a.
| Griffith. Mrs Ella Gardner, Miss Beda
Bergman, Miss Annie Jones, Miss Alma
| Jones, Miss Ellen Peterson, Mr.. Eddie
| Weber, Mr.. Edward Peterson and Mr..
| Victor Gardner.
Miss. Mae, Stephens entertained a num-
her Of students Of the University of
Miss Stephens was assisted by Miss Cam
| pion. Light refreshments were served
| Those present were: Mrs. Stephens. Mrs.
Stephens MIR. Arthur shoup. Of Juneau,
| Alaska; Mr.. Merrill Wright, Mr.. Francis
| Johnson and Mr. Charles Checker.
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| The Aioah Whist Club met Thursday ev,
| ening at the home of Miss Ethel Dayy, 706
| Broadway north. The first prizes were
won by Miss E. P. Bushnell and Mr. E. Fl.
Jackson. and the second prizes by Miss
| Daisy Stetson and Mr.. j. III. Robinson,
| Dainty refreshments were served late in
| the evening. The next meeting will be
| held at the home of Miss Il. p. Bushnell
| 1888 Lakeview avenue.
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Mrs. ]. w. Clothier gave pleasant
| afternoon tea on Wednesday at her resi-
| dence 1907 Howard avenue. Those pres
| ent were: Mrs j. Holmes, Mrs. {. r
| Burt, Mrs. A. Fl. Keith, Mrs. Il. c. Tur-
| ner. Mrs A. NJ. Hanley Mrs. S. Fleming,
| Miss Mabel Turner, Miss Lorena Clother
| Miss Carrie Fleming, Miss Dorothy
Holmes. Mr.. Frank Keith and Mr.
| Charles Clothier.
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