The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22

Kelly, Mr.. Burton C. Haines, Mr.. Thomas
Scott. Mr.. WIN Geary. Mr.. Howard Lewis,
Mr.. Frank Barnard, Mr.. G.. RI. Smith. Mr..
A. DeVoe. Mr.. r. Devoe. Mr.. NJ. Hard
man, Mr.. NJ. Farr. Mr.. Horace Phillips.
Mr.. Lester Turner. ir.. Mr.. Edward C.
Hanford. Mr.. Paul C. HarpA Mr.. Harry
Hayden. Mr.. f. Parrish, Mr.. Henry Thed-
inga, Mr.. Edwin Erie. Mr.. Win Collier,
Mr.. Clay Kahle. Mr.. l.. Boyle, Mr.. George
Hood, Mr.. Edward Leslie, Mr.. s. Lamp,ng,
Mr.. John Rumsey. Mrs Frank oliver, Mr..
Daniel Miliett Mr.. F. Smith, Mr.. Harry
Wilkinson, Mr.. r. James. Mr. r. James,
Mr.. w. Conant Mr.. c. Il. Fisher, Mr.. A.
Dickinson. Mr.. ]. McCloy. Mr.. T.. KnofY,
Mr.. Fay Kellogg, Mr.. Bert Kellogg, Mr.
James Y. G. Kellogg. Mr.. w. Kyle, Mr. Fl.
Hammond. Mr.. l.. Hardenburg. Mr.. Ricn-
ard II. Cardin, Mr. Roy Smailey, Mr. E.
Button. Mr.. l.. j. Richard. Mr.. f. Bunch,
Mr.. Il. Hudson. Mr.. J. Goodfellow, Mr..
r. Vanderbilt, Mr.. NJ Holbrook.
Miss Mary Bess Lewis entertained at
cards Friday evening at her home. corner
of Terry avenue and jefferson street In
honor of Miss Virginia Scurry. who Is
home for her Easter vacation from Annie
Wright seminary, Tacoma The first
prizes were won by Miss Eo Schram and
Mr. James Alexander. and Miss Irene
Graham and Mr. Ernest Geary won the
consolation prizes; Those present were:
Miss Mary Mariner. Miss Elizabeth
smith, Miss Eo Schram, Miss Clara Han
ma, Miss Leita Price. Mr.. John Geary, Mr..
Ernest Geary. Mr.. James Alexander. Mr..
James Prentiss. Mr.. Edward C. Hanford.
Mr. Charles Smith, Mr. Richard Cardln,
Mr. d. oliver, Mr.. Burton c. Haines, Mr.
Crispia Bebb, Mr.. Howard II. Lewis
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A number of society people of Seattle
are taking great interest in the concert
which Is to be given by the gIee and mai.
dolin clubs of the university. The sti,-
dents have been training faithfully foI
their first appearance. The patrons OF the
concert are Mrs II. C. Henry Mrs A. e.
Stewart, Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
George b. Kttinger and Mrs. David KEEL
logg The concert will he given May S at
Ranke hall.
Mr. j. NJ. Frink entertoined at dinner
Monday evening at his home on Thirtie.h
avenue. The table was decor ated in red
and white carnations. The guests wore.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. {. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs
5. II. Piles, Gen. and Mrs. T.. NJ Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Guy Frlnk Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Mccafferty. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ.
Preston, Mrs. b. O. Carr, Mrs. w II.
Johnson. Miss Barnard. Miss Piles
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Mrs Maud Frederick Lee arrived in the
city last Tuesday from Chicago. where,
with her husband she spent the winter
MFR. Lee will come to Seattle next month
Before leaving Chicago Il is his intention
to so arrange his business affairs that
he and Mrs. Lee may make Seattle their
futur5 home.
Mrs. James DO ter Hoge, jr.. entertain
ed at cards Wednesday evening In honor
OF Miss knoble. OF Tacoma, who has been
her guest for several days. About twen-
~ people were present, the first prizes
being won by Mr.. James Clarke Murray
and Miss Collins,
Cards have been received in Seattle an.
nouncing the marriage on Monday OF Mr.
joan h. Agvn. OF this city, and Miss FLOR
ence Ryan, OF Helena, Mont Mr. Agei.
Is well known ia Seattle and Miss RYAN
has visited mere several times
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Mr.. Fred Bausman entertained at din
ner at the Rainier Club on Tuesday Judge
{, X. Hanford, Mfr. G. w Dickinson. Mr..
l. A. Nadeau, Mr.. c. A, Mariner and Mr.
+. Young
g'i.a't % Mrs. L. r. Smith for several days
Mrs Smith gave a dinner to Mrs. AVER at
the Butler Wednesday night.
A number Of Seattle people attended tho
subscription ban given a. tho racbma
hotel Tuesday night The bali Is said 10
have been very enjoyable.
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The tnatae Club met last week at the
residence 90 AR. and Mrs Frank A. Fred
erick on Seventeenth avenue.