The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-25


Brainerd, Mrs George e. Souper recep-
ton, Mrs. J. II. Sanderson, Mrs. John B.
Allen, Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller, Mrs. Henry
Thurman, Mrs. L. s. Mayer, Mrs. c. d.
Stimson. Mrs Gilbert Meem, Mrs. ]. r.
Hayden. Mrs. S. L. Crawford in charge
of the different card rooms-No. /, Mrs.
p. B. NJ. Miller, Mrs. w. f. Frick, Mrs.
T. F.. Townsley, Mrs. II. S. stebbins;
room No. 2. Mrs. A. Fortlouis. Mrs.
George w. Stetson, Mrs. e. w. Sackman,
Mrs. s. Frauenthal; room No. 3, Mrs. A.
b. Stewart. Mrs. r. W. Emmons, Mrs.
George NJ. Paschall, Mrs. Z. w. Price;
room No. l. Mrs. Charles Z. Burnsidei
Mrs Ellis Morrison, Mrs. ]. w. Gregory,
Mrs II. w. Augustine.
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One of the prettiest affairs OF the kind
given.in Seattle this season was the din
ner on Thursday evening at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Stimson on Queen
Anne hill Mr.. Charles Willard Stimson.
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Stimson, was the
host and his guests were twelve young
men. The table was prettily decorated.
In the center stood a large bowl filed
with red carnations and trimmed with
snilax. The other decorations were of a
patriotic nature in honor Of Washing
tons birthday. From the chandelier to
the corners OF the table long red, white
and blue ribbons were tied, making a
ored red, white and blue. At each place,
instead OF cards, were small sterling sill
Yer tags appropriately engraved. An
elaborate menu was served Mr. Stimson's
guests were: Mr.. ]. Thomas Dewey, Mr.
Lowell w. Farr, Mr.. Warren Hamilton
Taylor, Mr.. II. d. Rood, Mr.. Langdon c.
Henry, Mr.. John Boies Wing Mr.. Fred
D. Hammons. Mr.. Harry NJ. Matthew.
Mr.. Everett c. Ellis, Mr.. George Lamping,
Mr.. c. d. Stimson, Mr.. Charles Terry
Scurry Mr.. Robert Hugh Brinker.
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Miss Helen Wells entertained charming
ly at cards on Monday evening at her
home on Sixteenth avenue in honor OF
Miss Ida Corey. who is visiting in the
city at present The parlors were prettily
decorated for the occasion with smilax
and flowers. Progressive cinch was play-
ed. the first prizes being won by Mrs. o.
Winfred Crockett and DR.. Frank X Nun
day. Mr.. Fl. Logan Geary won the con-
ISOLATION prize. At each progression dainty
favors were distributed Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs Harry Frederick. Mr..
and Mrs 0. Winfred Crockett, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred c. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs A,
Ruelle. Miss Cardin. Miss Ethel Cardn,
Miss InPa Thomson, Miss Mollie Phillips,
Miss lngersoll, Or. r. X Munday, Mr..
Gilbert Smith, Mr.. Harold Smith Mr.
Bishop. Mr. Wesley Compton, Mr. r. Boyd
Wells, Mr.. Sylvester Harrington Mr.. II.
Logan Geary. Mr.. Guy Sweeney
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musical and dramatic entertainment
was given Thursday night at St Marks
chruch under the auspices OF the Young
Ladies' Guild of the church. A number
or Well-known young society people took
part In the programme, which was as fol-
lows -
T I solo :,;-z,,...,;; Miss Thomson
Miss Ethel Cardin, Miss Alkaline Nor
gan, Mr. Logan Geary Mr.. Guy
sweeney, Mr.. Ernest Herald
ta) The Crushed Tragedian.'
OBJ The Cake Walk"
Accompanied by Prof c. c.
Engelhardt.
After the entertainment n number OF
the young people went to the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Crawford. where
an hours informal dance was enjoyed
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A pretty luncheon was given on Thursday
by Mrs George Donworth at her residence,
1870 Seventh avenue west. at which Mrs.
Dwight Parker Robinson was the guest Of
honor. The table was decorated with car
nations and smllax. Mrs. Donworth's other
guests We're: Mrs. r. C. Washburn. Mrs
+. II. osgood. Mrs. d. Kelleher, Mrs. c.
II. Rollins, Mrs W. r. Preston Mrs w
j. Trmhle. Mrs. G.. ID. Stimeon, Mrs D. n
Baxter, Mrs. Livingston -. stedman, Mrs.
George NJ. Paschall.
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Miss Robertson. OF 1919 Terry avenue.
entertained the Young Peoples Whist
Club OF Renton hiil Saturday evening
February II. The prizes were awarded
TO Miss lone Cutler and Mr.. Frank Saw
in Music and dancing were among the
pleasant features OF the evening. after
which Miss Robertsons guests were in
vited 20 the dining room whore delicious
refreshments were served The club win
meet next with Miss Neville. Of Eigh-
teenth avenue
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Mr. and Mrs Marcus z Downs enter
tained at cards Monday night at their
residence on Minor avenue and Column
hla street IN honor OF the Wednesday
Evening Gard Club The house was
handsomely decorated with palms. ferns
and cut flowers. First prizes were won
by Mrs Il. c. Neufeider and Capt. Harry
Taylor and second prizes by Mrs. J. p. u.
Ilwyd and Mr. NJ F. BaclSus Besides
the members Of the Wednesday Card Club
large number of guests were present
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Mrs T. II. Cam gave a pretty tea Wed
nesdny afternoon at her residence, $50
Ninth avenue. In honor o. her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Ranum, The house was hoau-'
ttfully decorated In pink and green. pink
roses and carnations and Ivy being vsrd
with charming effect, Dainty Refreshments
we're served by a number o. young ladies'
About 10 people were present
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small luncheon was given on board
the United States reyenue cutter Perry
by number Of the officers prior TO the
departure Of the ship for Honolulu. The
party included Mr. and Mrs H. = steb-
bins. Miss Sargent. Miss t. Sargent and
Miss purgin, ~ Tacoma.
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The Seattle society q the Sons Of the
Revolution gave Washingtun's birth
day banquet Thursday night AZ the Raj
nier Club. Covers were laid for eighteen.
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Mr and Mrs. ~ s Stebblns entertain
ed number ~ young people az an in-
formal dancing parry Thursday evening
az thety residence on Bqylstou avenue
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large number Of Seattle sons 81 the