The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-31
Social Happenings.

Cavaliers, PuTftanS. COdftleFSs
rough riders and a galaxy of Spanish
maidens. queens and gypsies mingled
unceremOniously.
Those present were: Misses Marie
ONeill. Rosie Carr. Marguerite Grit
fin, Grace Cronic, Lena Erickson.
Lottie Minton, Edna Baird, Agnes
Moore. Grace Hanauer, Sallie Win
ston. Marguerite McKenna, Elizabeth
Winston. Chrystal Chant, Elinor Jor-
dan, Bessie Graham, Leanora Town
send. Rosa Cunningham. Hayes, Mil
Ter, Bessie Hardwick Edith Shanke.
Grace Woods. Louise Cole. Blanche
Flournoy. Mary Lee Moore, Semele
Groat, Mary Gavin. Ida Stricken.
Hattie Hamill. Bertha Postal, Linda
Wilkie. Leta Adams. Alice Snyder,
MurieI Lever. May Wattman, Grace
Burton, May Wilsy. Anna Crist.
Prosie Munter. Ariel Harris, Della
Bronur. Ethel Swain. Leila Boggs,
Josie Allen. Nellie Adams. Florence
McCally. Jennie Burchard. Nina Bur-
rows. Hattie Swain. Edith Swain.
Cory Wall. Gertrude Aldrich. Geor-
gia Kennedy, Law, Mabel Paine,
Edna Waltman. Mabel Shelton, Grit
fin. Erickson. Johnson. Gladys Ran
kin. Maud Draper. Pearl Heidinger.
Pearl Dolby. Mills. Bessie Ward
neick. Beth Cornell. Helen Nathan.
Doyle. Jarvis. Leard. Anna Powell.
Helen Mcdonald. Edith Chichester
Edith Peck. Bertha Postal, May
Waltman. Clark, Carr. Marguerite
James. Jeanette Ash. Totsy Ash,
Dottie Mckay, Grace Mckay, George
Turner, Lulu Taylor. Louise DeNess,
Hilda McAuliffe, Ruth Churschle.
Nellie Wadsworth, Vera Wadsworth,
Mae Rosenhaupt. Irene Solomon.
Elisa Katie, Edna Prather, Alma
Marshall, Maudc Masters. Bessie
Graham, Jean Folks, Lulu Rumpt.
Jeanne Haskell, Ethel Campbell,
Clara Price. Gladys Katrina, Mary
Masters, Bessie Murdoch. Minnie
Jordan, Maud McAdams. Maud
Adams, Vera Smith. Clara Hughes,
Edna Brice, Kate Lestor. Blanche
Ryan. Georgine Upham, Dorothy
Burns. Burr Burns. Kate Mcpherson,
Ouida Mickle. Nellie Booker. Nancy
Lee. Maude Chapman. Mabel Chap
man. Reidell. Lulu Harris. Maude
Wadsworth. Alice Ryan. Marie Haas,
Muriel Katzenstein and Agnes
Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Woody. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Webster and Mrs. Nc
Arthur; Messrs. l.. Pegram, George
O'Hara, Louis Gavin. Freeman
James. Ralph Hayward, L. Nichols,
Charles Mulharris, Louis Desert.
Clare NJ. Eaton, Jerry Mohr. Ray II.
Austin, Ray Harris. ]. Mitchell, j.
Jones. J. C. Stegner. George Stewart.
]. L, Austin. f. j. Rice. Charles
Cline. r. B. McCabe. c. X Broneer
Stephens, Burns ]. T. Little. A. c.
Longshore d. Kennedy. J. A. Schaf-
ers, j. A. Wade. Harry Ditmer. Ar
thur Title. Fred Mather. Ralph Rog-
ers. Harry Bishop, West Babcock.
f. Wilson. F. f. Brickell, Lee A.
Burrs, VIII Smith, Carl Burrs, Ken
meth Fullerton. Phil Kirkpatrick.
Perry Floddard, Sam Matthias, Leslie
Prescott, Lindsay. George Stewart.
Glen Powell. Howard Slater. Bob
Good, Lee F'lournoy, Victor Larfins
Harry Childs, Ray II. O'Neill, Harry
H. Ortes, Fl. d. Dorsey. Adolph Solo
mon. King Chapman. Jack Mitchell
f. J. Rice, Ed J. Krazer M. p. DAILY
r. Is. Payne, Fred G. Zahn. Harry
Hicks, John Munroe, r. B. McCabe
Eugene Gregory, w. j. Doust
Laurie Rankin. Dean Donaldson. Jack
White, Carl Bronson. Alfred Bunker.
r. Albrook. James OConnor. Earl
McEwing Umbach. Eugene Barnes,
Milton Brooks. La Monte Barnes,
Ned Barnes, Milton Phillips. Van
Jones, Perry Goddard. Wilton Web
ster, r. p. Kaufman. Hiram Mosely,
s. Barker, Joe Goodner, S. F. Brooks,
H. A Rhodes, James. Powell. Phil
lips, Goode, j. White and Slater.
Misses Dollie and Carrie Bloch en-
tertained the f. l.. F. club at a
pleasant whist party at their home,
1119 Fourth ave, Friday evening.
Prizes were won by j. Bloch. II. Hol-
land and Miss Cleo Smith.
The semi-annual reception and ball
of the High School Alumni associa-
ton to the graduating class was
held last evening on the fourth floor
of the Fraternal hall.
Mrs. Irene Stuart left last night
for Plaza, where she will preside at
| the installation of officers of a new
| ly formed lodge of the Fraternal
union.
Sixteen friends of Mr.. and Mrs
A. b. Campbell were pleasantly en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at the
residence on First ave. near Hem
lock st.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Avery gave q
dinner party to 10 friends Friday al
their home, 1916 Sixth ave.
Mrs. Fred Mason was hostess Fri
day at an informal dinner party
There were eight guests.
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