The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-12
SERIES OF SMART AFFAIRS AT
TUElL HOME,

were carried out in a most charm
ing manner at the delightful series
of card parties given yesterday aft
ernoon and today by Mrs. Frank w.
Tuell at the Tuell residence, on
South Adams street.
Luncheon was served at 2 o'clock
from tables beautifully decorated
With red hearts and tiny cupids.
The place cards were painted in
the same designs and boquets of
red carnations arranged as center
pieces blended to complete the
pretty brilliant color scheme. A
color note of red and white was
also used with effect in the dainty
dishes served in the course lunch
con.
Those included on the invitation
list for today were: Mrs. V. l..
Woodward, Mrs. Strocker, Mrs. w.
H. Sampson, Mrs. w. l.. Wisener,
Mrs. G. F. Redfern, Mrs. B. c..
Redhead. Mrs. M. l.. Pershall, Mrs.
lionel Dunn, Mrs. A. F. Bimrose,
Mrs. G. w. Golden. Mrs. w. d.
Knight, Mrs. A. A. Lewis, Mrs.
Thomas Mozart, Mrs. Henry Duff
field, Mrs. j. w. Charlton, Mrs.
John Freitag. Mrs. Alverson, Mrs.
J, Johnson, Mrs. G. r. Fallison,
Mrs. j. e. Bailey, Mrs. H. M. Nor
ris, Mrs. Curtin, Mrs. w. H. Armen,
Mrs. John Skuse, Mrs. l.. F. Lee,
Miss Stowell, Miss Jean Stowell,
Miss Laura Gootshalf, Miss Clara
Moseth, Miss Chic, Miss Irene
Haynes and Miss Gladys Tuell.
At the card tables yesterday,
where bridge occupied the minds
Of the guests, the high score was
made by Mrs. l.. c. Reed, while the
second favor was awarded to Mrs.
w. A. Richie. Mrs. A. Mclaughlin
won third prize. Those present
yesterday were: Mrs. F. r. Redd
Mrs. J. F. Haynes, Mrs. J. N.
Charlton, Mrs. r. II. Brewer, Mrs.
A. S. Burge Mrs. c. De Long, Mrs.
w. A. Richie, Mrs. J. ID. Wood
ward. Mrs. c. M. Smith, Mrs. G. A.
Downs, Mrs. F. ID. Markham, Mrs.
J. G. Miller, Mrs. w. A. Wilmer
spoon. Mrs. ]. w. Fancy, Mrs. E. II.
Cattron, Mrs. j. M. Afflick, Mrs.
A. Mclaughlin. Mrs. ID. La Beau,
Mrs. d. Gent, Mrs. J. +. Palmeter,
Mrs. M. F.. Settlers, Mrs. Fred
.Plummer. Mrs. S. f. Hege, Mrs. J.
w. West, Mrs. II. M. White, Mrs.
Ammon, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs.
H.. c. Reed, Mrs. ]. f. Clark, Mrs.
f. FL. Powers, Mrs. F. b. Wright,
Mrs. Penfield, Miss Sally Petty.
Miss Harriet Forbes, Miss Carol
Kipp and Miss Gladys Tuell.
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. Complimentary to her house
guest. Mrs. John Wilson Of Seattle,
Mrs. Fred N. Essig was hostess at
a delightful informal affair yester-1
day afternoon at the Essig resi-
dence. on Fifth avenue.
The affair was in form of a.
luncheon and only a few of the old
friends Of the homo" ~ucst were
present for the occasion.
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:, The Greenough home, on Eighth
avenue, was the scene of another
delightful affair added to this
weeks social calendar. when Mrs.
J. b. Greenough was hostess at an
informal whist party, which occur
red last evening.
The decorations were simply but
most effectively carried out in a
color note of pink and white. car
nations of both shades being used
I'm profusion.
Those who We're present and en-
,joyed the social hours about the
whist tables were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Greenougb. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
c. Merryweather, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. N. e.
Nusum. Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID. Sanders, Dr.
and Mrs. Northrup, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ortel, Mr.. and Mrs, Quintard John
son. DR.. and Mrs. Howells. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Jameson. Mrs. G. S.
Amsden and Mrs. Waters.
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BOX PARTY AT ORPHEUM.
A feature of the matinee at the
Orpheum yesterday afternoon was
the box party given by the men,
bers of the Jonquil club. The gath
erings of this club are always very
pleasant ones and the box party
yesterday proved most enjoyable.
Following the luncheon the ladies'
journeyed to the Palm, and in the
T. sI,t DOL, fDl pn
served for them they slipped tea
and enjoyed a social chat. Those
in the party were: Mrs. G. c. Lau
renee, Mrs. II. ID. Merritt, Mrs.
Emory Walker, Mrs. H. G. Smith
Mrs. Maurice Smith, Mrs. T. W.
Pynn, Mrs. p. II. Penn, Mrs. ID,
Knipe. Mrs. Carl Snuff, Mrs. w. j..
Burshett Mrs. e. |. Seehorn. Mrs.
Charles Miller, Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs.
A. j. Bowers. Mrs. Winfred
Wheaton. Mrs. e. V. Needham and
Mrs. Cole.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF W. C. r.
U. LEAVE SPOKANE.
Many of the officers and execu-
tive committee members of the
Woman's Christian temperance
Union who have been attending
the convention in this city during
The week have left for their vari-
Gus homes.
Mrs. Anna Angler, state superin-
tendent, who has for several
months been working in the west
ern part of the state, left few
days ago for East Greenacres,