The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17

Esther Reed cnapter or the DauSn-
tiers of the American Revolution at
her residence, 615 Sixth avenue.
The affair will be in form of 1
o'clock luncheon and the decora-
tions will be appropriately carried
out in keeping with the celebration
of Washington's birthday, will be
mostly confined to the table. Red,
white and blue will be the color
scheme and miniature flags and
other patriotic emblems will be
much in evidence.
About so guests will be included
on the invitation list.
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HAL OF DoGEs SCENE
OF SMART AFFAIR
Fashionable society is being we'll
represented today at the musicale
given by Mrs. Sylvester Heath and
Mrs. William L. McCrea.
The Hall Of the Doges, where the
event is being given, is beautifully
decorated for the occasion and a
delightful program has been ar
ranged. About 300 guests were in
cluded on the invitation list.
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ENTERTAIN AT MUSICALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Watt enter
tanned a few friends informally last
evening at a musicale at their home
on Fifth avenue. Following a most
delightful evening devoted to music,
light refreshments were served.
About IA guest were present.
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-FOUR ARE HONOR GUESTS.
The beautiful Strahorn residence
was the scene of a brilliant affair
yesterday when she entertained at
cards in honor of number of So
ciety matrons who recently became
members of the smart set of Spo-
kane. This is only the first of the
series to be given for the various
arrivals, and Mrs. Strahorn in her
thought of such entertainment has
undoubtedly proved her charm as a
hostess and as one of the most hos
pitable ladies of society
The honor guests yesterday were
Mrs. M. e. Waters. Mrs. Hattie f.
Lacy, Mrs. Harlin f. Babcock, Mrs.
Barton Petit and Mrs. J. M. Neff.
Sweet peas used in most effec-
tive manner added much to the
beauty and attraction of the home
and carried out in a charming man.
ner the color note of pink and
white.
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greater part of the afternoon,
Mrs. e. Dempsie won the high score
and Mrs. J. H. Featherstone re-
ceived second favor.
About as guests enjoyed the af-
fair given yesterday and about the
same number of guests have been
included in the guest list for Fri
day. when the second of the series
will take place.
CULTUS CLUB WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Robert Glenn will entertain
the members of the Cultus club on
Wednesday afternoon instead of
Tuesday, as was formerly an
nounced.
This meeting will be special
celebration of Washington's birth
day and will be of a patriotic tone.
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MISS SPENCER Is HOSTESS.
The social club formed among a
number of the society maids as a
means Of recreation and informal
gatherings during Lent was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Mable
Spencer at her home on Seventh
avenue.
The young ladies in the club in
clude Miss Estelle O'Brien, Miss
Clara Whitson, Miss Annette Oudin.
Miss Margaret Mechanic, Miss
Edith Brownlee, Miss Isabelle
Boyer. Miss Susan Mason and Miss
Spencer.
A number of the young men were
guests for the evening and four
tables were arranged for whist. The
young men present were DR.. J. G..
Matthews. Joe Taylor. Mr.. Sooth.
eran. Jay Hough, Mr.. Atchison,
Monroe Miller, Lee Fox and Earl
Crane.
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YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY
WILL BE ENTERTAINED.
A very entertaining evening Is
being planned and promised to
every one interested In the Young
Peoples society of Our Savior's
Norwegian Evangelical church who
will be present Friday evening
February IS. at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Harnish, 81 West
Shannon avenue.
A short, we'll selected program
commencing at o'clock. will be
rendered, and the remainder Of the
evening will be spent in playing
games.
Refreshments will be served, and
all young Norsemen are cordially
! invited.