The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-21
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

people surprised Mr.. John Brownfield at
his home, Iao Twenty-ninth avenue:
made tg Evening a1f pass
antly. Supper was served at Il; Among
those present were: Miss Edythe Blom-
Davies Miss Katherine Phillips. Miss
Grace Phelps. Miss Matte McQuoid. Miss
FLORENCE Severance. Miss Alpha Haegie.
Kelly Miss Rose Croft, Miss Jane Brown
field. Miss Bertha Church. Miss Alzadia
Browntield. Miss Ruby Copp, Mr.. John
ford Anderson. Mr.. Leonard DIzard. Mr..
Bert Long, Mr.. Claude Merchant.
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A delightful birthday party was given
by Miss Ella Mckinney at her home.
26lS First avenue. on Monday evening.
A progra NINE of music prepared for the
occasion was admirably rendered, and
games We're INDUCED in until @ late hour,
when dainty refreshments were served
Among those present were Mrs. McKin-
n n Mrs. II; s. Turner, Mrs. Farley. Miss
beth Rosskoph, Miss Maud Miller. Miss
Mary Ovens Miss Josie Farley. Miss
George Kinnear, Mr.. William Farley. Mr..
Arthur McOuillin, Mr.. Kirk. Mr.. w. B.
Hin, Mr.. Leo Demar. Mr.. d. M. Soliday
and Mr.. b. Turner.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Mamie Whitman at her home, 929
Eighteenth avenue. by the young people
Of the Friday Afternoon Club Of Renton
birthday. The evening was spent in
games and music. Those present We're:
M Miss M sss Palips Miss Agnes Phillips
mond. Miss Josephine Buckley, Miss
Hazel Brown, Miss Mamie whitman, Miss Miss
n Tfcc do tvlvx
Charles Davis. Mr.: Lincoln Gibbs, Mr..
Carl Mensing. Mr.. Herman Mensing, Mr..
Ralph Buckley, Mr.. Roscoe Drummond,
p. -. -.
Miss Emma Allen, of Portland, form
erly. of this city, has been during her two
weeks visit here the guest at q number
whist party given ' Friday " evenin Was bs =
Mrs. d. 4. McKinlay, of ga EastlaRs
avenue. Those present. were: Mr.. and
cars Mr. and s Mrs. D nr r. ap mck krs
z. Allen. Miss n: Russell. Miss B. Ayerst'
Farrah %r B. hr car. M1 e. & M Ay.
won by Miss B. Ayerst and Mr.. A. q.
Ayerst.
a pleasant surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Lutz last Tuesdav
evening at their home. 100 Eastlake ave-
nue., ny u HUMMER OF their friends. The
early part of the evening was devoted to
cards, and luncheon was served at II
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. J, Lutn
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Keith, Mr. and Mrs
w. Blackburn, Mrs. John Reebier, Miss
Archer. Miss Fleming, Miss Ella Flem-
ing, Miss PInkerton, Miss Keith, Mr..
Rudd. Mr.. John Graves, Mr.. johnson.
Mr.. Patch
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A meeting was held last Sunday in
Germania hall to form German society.
Only those are admitted who formerly
belonged to the German army, were hon
orably discharged and are citizens of the
United States. The object of this club
is to refresh old memories of comrade-
ship and render assistance to the needy.
Mr.. Nicolas Schmitt, who served In the
Empress Body Guard, was elected presi-
dent; Mr.. F. Meyer, vice PRESIDENT Mr..
F. Schasfer, treasurer, and Mr.. C. Kess-
Ter. secretary.
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Last Friday afternoon the Fleur-de-lis
Whist Club was entertained by Mrs.
Thomas r. Johnston at her home. POO
First avenue north. The ladies spent a
very pleasant afternoon. and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Ebert T, Furness and