The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13


rain. Opera at the Seattle theater every
night came In for It's share OF patronage.
The Wednesday Card Club met and
couple of small card parties were given
by Mrs. George b. Kittinger. The card
club win soon close its meetings until aft
err the summer season.
Within the next few weeks the ranks
of Seattle society will be broken by the
exodus to Alaska. Some have already
gone and many others will go before the
end OF tbs month. Social affairs will be
ut low ebb from now until the schools
and colleges close and the students get
back to their homes In Seattle. Nothing
special is announced for the week except
the Nesika Club party on Saturday night
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Principal among the affairs OF last week
was the party given Friday night by the
members OF the old Agayne Club in Collins
hall II was the first time the members of
this crowd have come together for many
months, and was enjoyable In the extreme
The music was good and an air Of enjoy
ment pervadei the assembly all through
the evening. number of the ladies pres
ent wore new and handsome COWS.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Shepard Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Frederick, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fredericks, Mr.. and Mrs. Nordahl Bruno
Solner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Baxter, Mr..
C. Ramsey. Mr.. and Mrs. s. z. Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Holster Cute, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. tombstone. Mrs. N. p r.
Hatch, Mrs. J. Howard Watson. Mrs. o.
w. Jackson. Mrs. w. p. GIlger. Mrs. Nett
ler Mrs. s. Heron. Mrs. Bert williams,
Mrs. X. 8. Stebbins. Miss Whittier, Miss
Carroll, Miss Aimee Smith, Miss Ethel
Bagley. Miss Claire Bagley, Miss Mollie
Phillips, Miss Millicent Fox. Miss Maude
Phillips Miss Mary Mariner, Miss Reber,
Miss Ida Smith. Miss Simpson, Miss Vir-
ginia Frame. Miss Morgan. Miss Ada Nor
gan. Miss Sadie Morgan. Miss Jennie In
glis Miss Healy. Miss Alfredo Healy Miss
Llewellyn Morrison. Mr.. Edward Herald,
Mr.. Ralph Reber, Mr.. WIN Inglis, Mr..
Frank Dingley, DR.. Frank X. Munday,
Mr.. r.. Attain. Mr.. Charles w. Saunders,
Mr. Harold NJ Smith. Mr.. Logan Geary,
Mr. Arthur Dunn. Mr.. Ralph Ross, Mr..
George Tracy Newcombe. Mr. Walter
Beals, Mr. d. @. 1nverarity, Mr. c. Thorn
as Hall, Mr.. Lenos j. Rckard, MIR. III. j.
Ramsay, Mr.. r. Pendleton.
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Mrs. Claude c, Ramsey entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her home,
corner or Ninth avenue and Cherry street.
In honor OF Mrs. William Chester Keith.
The dining room was beautifully decorated
In pink, La France roses and pink rib.
bons being used In abundance The room
was lighted with candelabra the shades of
which were delicate pink color de-
lightful menu was served by Mrs Ramsay
Those present were: Mrs. Robin McNoil
Sanford. Mrs. Fred Hudson Baxter, Mrs.
X. Il. Albertson, Mrs c. Meade Emory.
Mrs. Frank Fredericks. Mrs. May Good
fellow. Miss Judith Hughes. Miss semple.
Miss Reber. Miss Carrie Morgan.
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Mrs. George y. KittlnEer gave two card
parties last week at her residence on Terry
avenue On Thursday she entertained at
cinch. First prizes were won by Mrs A.
NJ. Giddings and Mr.. James d. Hoge. IN.
and Mrs. saight and Mr. Thomas NJ.
Green carried Oft the consolation prizes.
ON Friday afternoon Mrs Kittinger again
entertained about the same number of peo.
pie at whist The house was pret.iIy dec
Grated for both occasions with llacs, roses
and other spring flowers. and delicious re-
freshments were served
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The formal opening OF the Seattle Ten
mis- Club for the summer win take place
nest Saturday az tho courts on Minor ave-
nue. IT the day f. pleasant u Is expected
that a large number OF people will attend
as the Tennis club "at home days have
never failed TO draw a large crowd Ct So
ciety people, Tea win be served by the
ladies from to o'clock.
The wardroom officers of the U. 8. s
Pathfinder gave an at home on board thu
ship last night from o'clock until ~ The
guests were met at the foot OF Madison
street by launches, which conveyed them
on board Dancing was INDUCED In. and
at a late hour delicate refreshments were
served. About forty we'll known young So
oiety people attended
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The Terpsichore Club gave its nrst dance
on Saturday. May O. at Collins han. me
patronesses being Mrs A. n, Stewart. Mrs
~. c. Henry Mrs II c. ENorsole MIS- Il
McMlcken and Mrs. Coulter Tho charter
mombers Of the club are Mr. Edwin Ever
sole. MIR. A. Ccle Mr.. Hal MeMi,ken. Mr.
Chester Coulter. Mr.. Harry Coe and Mr.
StTudwick.
The Friday Morning Whist Club met last
week with Mrs y Richter AZ her home
en- Thirty-fourth avenue. Mrs Rurrhara
received first prize Mrs c. p Burnside
second and Miss Affair Carried on the Wis.
itor's prize. The next meeting viii be
with Mrs, Adams at tho home of Mrs. NJ.
Z, Benton. 1914 sixteenth avenue.
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Invitations have hccp issued ny the
Neska cub for q dancing party 20 be
given next saturday night az the Queen
Anne club house This is the 1rst cluc
party 10 he given sRDNN t1St UE0rnbNF.
and viii undoubtedly be as veil attended
az Sesika Affairs have been Ia the past
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Among the iArsc events o. ueVs week
viii he a house warming 90 be gwen hy
Or and Mrs w A. shannon at their
home, 2C1 Summit avenue The Invitations
VIII be issued in day or TWO.
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AIr and Mrs Claude c. Ramsay. Miss
Rcber and Mr. Ralph T. Rahcr occupied a
box at said Pasha" at the Seattle theater
ca Monday night
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Mrs Montgomery Russell entertained the
"Wednesday Card Club last week The Wis.
iturs prizes we've Won by Miss Hedge and
AIR. Frank A. Bell
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Miss Queenie Howe entertained Miss
julia Heron and Mr.. Gerald shannon at
box party at the Seattle thea,er yester-
day afternoon.