Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

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He fRallf EaiaE1 his fndsx kao8-
i1aiy and eIcisimeds f0u see. the
ladisa uHtn vsrT aaxieuE - kBow Wal
On cara ~ wsnid have mgw next tiaaa.
= ICES, SIR ohimed In Mr. KagieE. = md
on @uF aixaeenam ammanl can ws mnsl
b ahaaA 81 sha whols baainaazn A.
3. Maddockn, thouah silent till now,
! ausnssdsd u utasFinR tie peeIu1e-
= Wei. nou. ted Fou- Iha Res1 81
tie ooaVegsaaisa was loa1 % ascount 81
increased ea11tan - keep noouEe TIE
soorst of GhaiF plans. Ths Iadias ESD
Raaas IN vain nn1il New Kearia Dag,
when the old Kslia sis TRIO via rswsal
the aonrst b. compasting fhelK sixteanth
snnual Neg Years eali fer Seatale est
Tee and eake.
GzscEELANE8u8.
Mrz Stacy snGssiained q nambaE Of
iadiss Hntarday afternoon.
Is b EspoEssd that one a cur Ssooad
street. phosoRfaDhsfn Il soon 10 taxa
nnf0 hImstif better half. OougEatu-
iaii0na are IN oRdex.
The Gsasflo Tara TeFsin intaDd Civ
inR grand New Fears baH ID their
rec hall and ara making very exten-
siye preparations for T.
Mn- KittinRaE gave . Iunohaon Thurs-
dag b Mrs. Bfoua of Portland. Mrs..
Stacy, Mrs. Ma8iaksn, Mrs.. Osqasd
and the Misses spAEling we're present.
Mira. O. B. Baassll entertained q snail
namboE 81 frieHds infsrmailY on Fri
day evening. Progressive eaehrs wAs
tue amusement Of The ageniuR and 4
most eni0yabls tine was had b al
present.
Ths Rood psopie Of Port Gambia ara
making exlsnsfve pfeeaRations for Z
grand Ohristmaa bail. 20 Be aiVsn on
Friday evening. DeesmbeR "a. Thss
save anRaRed Pref. Vaughn and osches-
ara 70 fnrniah the music.
Papiis o. soc ChshaIis Academy are
aoina % hold g musical ooavenfiau II
Gales Hail, Aon1esano, 70 baqfn On
Deegmber n, and continus tksouQh
the week, endiaa with 9 grand oonssFt.
Insitstions have already bosn issued.
Ths entsrtaInmsnt given IN Bells
Hall, Nerth Seattle, on Friday evening,
uuder the auspices Of Seattle Lodge,
No. 8, /. o. q. T., vas largely attended
and enjoyed b. ell. The program en-.
sisted Of . reading. By Miss Ward
vocal d1et, By the Misses Palmer and
Mr.. Bowman; recitation, Mr.. Hauser,
song, Miss Whaieg. and 9 vocal sslee-
tton b. Miss Han. A novel feature OF
she enieftaiBment was the introdaatiau
Of nsh pond and the opening Of q poai
ofioa. Through the efforts Of the Ledge
thirty dollars vas addsa 70 the piane
fund
aENoH-ADLwR.
MF. and Mrs.. q. Eisshbsre, Of IN
California street, san Francisco. kaVI
/ issued cards annonasinQ the marFfseI
Of their sister, Miss Anna Adler, T. M
Henry 3. Simon, on wednesday,
January 5. 1887. Mr.. 8imcn was fof.
merry q wall known business msn o
Seattle, baing senior pagtner 10 the fru
Of simon h Bf0wnstons.
Baptist cRnIsTMAs xREn.
The barrels Of money rolled ous To.
weeks ago are being iudioioaslg en-
psuded for the children Of the Baptis
6aadAy School, and evsry scholar I'll
reeaiFs present. A plsssant entsFtain
mant ID also intended, and the reomi
vail ring with rejoicing that egeninQ
The mission soaools are also preparing
FOE an entertainment later ia The week
GERsoN-RosrEu.
Cards have been Feosivsd announcinr
The marriage Of Miss Rosa Rostein 4
Mr.. Max GeFson. e. The residences Of Nj
and Mrs. Rostein, in Victoria, on 8ua.
day, January 2, 1887. Miss Rosseir
formariv lived in Seattle, and her mani
friends join In cordial congratulations
LonR-A1ATT.
Henry Lobe, Who vas for some time
connected With the Golden Rule Bazaar,
Of seattle, bat lattsFly has been running
the Taeons branch store, has finally
s1ceambed 10 The inevitahls, aad Il noW
= benedict. The yOuna lady's nams
was Miss Nay AyMtt.
BoTs' nKBATTxa CLUE.
A friend Of the boya called AZ The
room where the debating club Of The
Sixth Street 5chsol wa in session. To
bis surprise be found himself in q raau-
larry orRaElzsd association OF briRht.
keen-ayee, intelligent lads, from foar.
teen 30 sixteen years OF ace. Ths chair
man and secretary we're 10 their places.
peFiormirg their Appropriate duties.
preserving striatest order. Motions
were offered, seconded, discussed. rat
By tbs chairman. voted UPON, and de-
eieed With = regularity not sarpassed hV
older hsadA These boys chow . ROod
degrees % knowiedRa Of psgiiamentarV
i4W. Ga merit debatine night shey nFap-
pie the question: Rssolusd, That he
1udEea OF this TaFrtary should Be
elected By the people" Another aues-
ton, suggested by hine-avea little fel
low" RssotsaS, Tat TIE Uuiasd SLATE
Government, In not punishinR Js4eF
500 DAVIS, parsaed tke vissg1 eourss. >
VII soOn BE diseased.
These exercises ssimulats thsn liz
lie fellows % rad and atady dilt-
Rantly the topics under diaeaasioa.
Ehas they acquire habits Of careful
reaciag, nos for pleasure only, bat for
Information. said the immortal Dsck-
ena; 81 Do net ssady for ideas alone, but
train fur conditisa. Get and ksen a
heall ~ hraia.n PsFasssrs. boyai Yea
are u tAiF way 10 aaeomplish the. De
aot fail 10 leaFn thaFsaznly al yoa a.
lemPi, and keep Il 10 memory for ar,
ARaiu ue SAY, thanks 10 tue sfislapi
efsasesmeEt % The Cantral School. FOR
tii they are doing 10 ixstruct aad usake
sslf sdasaiinR lhe b5ys and girls Of TIE
elsy.
Personal
Captain O-Tosie has been paving a
business visit 10 Portland. Or.
J. W. Rsnkiae, ttmbsr inspestor for
she Nctthern Pasihe. e IN t0s oitys
No. George b Kstinssr returned
tFoa WhAicon eoGaty lAst eve ninR.
9ssEgs BrAsksst. the foundsr Of tie
ctiy q Edmaaas. u 81 TIE OcoidantaI.
A. A. SAadls q Fargo. Dakota, ana
Waiter hantis q Nara Bay ara q ths
city.
NJ. Byroa Pags. Of Black River
tnnction, vas seen en- the strseas ysE-
tsF3ay.
Mr., ?. J. Prinrosa. Pssanaatsr A
Fort 4sdisoa. wAs IN SaatGla on lass
fhursdSy.
LOaia Lug asd @. =. Gladaias. Of