The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-16

,rrended are the chief events
rooR MANS soGkBLE
highly enjoyable and successful
~.sbering Ess that which took place At the
ssssSeuce of Mr. and Mrs. A. &. Sutherland.
ne-ney Of Ninth and James streets, Friday
s~pnIug last The AFFAIR was under the
Gsrareuenf OF the ladies Of the FIRST
e-ssbgterfan church, and according to in.
.-nefious no one could appear unless
eiefbed IN the attire OF the needy poor.
re costumes Of the ladies were by no
ns.as 20 Elective IS the clothes Of the men
81 this Il largely due 10 their adherence
sfsstracffng from personal charms by ar
sSsesal means or stberwise. Mr.. Geo. "
us.ehsra made an excellent vendor OF the
s.-ous cough drops prepared by the great
- ouly Dr. Adams; DR.. J. y. Eagieson
,srsouated the one armed soldier 20 per
k.rsios. while Mr.. g. W. Dickinson excited
,ssrs Of pity as the blind widow with Is
children.
LAKE UNION MISSION socIABLE
ahoz, % people assem- bled In Frankland
tsiI Lake Onion, Friday evening, 10 wit
,sss ao entertainment gotten up BY those
Interested In the Lake Union Mission sun
asgsehool The main object Of the gath
eng ess 10 raise funds for the completion
81 he interior Of the chapel recently built
Al Lake Union by members Of the Baptis.
church. and also 20 purchase an organ.
ne sfIn OF Sf7.2j was realized on the
neess,on and IL IL expected thai
ths building win be ready In time 10 hold
christmas services therein. The pro-
yranme included vocal aud Instrumental
uusie aud Rotations. One Of the priuei-
psI features was the number in which ten
Tonng ladies took part, each speaking an
sppsosfste selection. and each represent
~ one Of the Christian graces. The girls
ssosd IN q semi-circle symbolic OF the arch
Al character, each representing block in
he structure, Ia which Christian educa
-. -.
fornanee was highly appreciated, aud a
yery pleasant evening was spent.
BAPTIST CHURCH socIABLE.
very pleasant evening was spent last
Wednesday by large number Of the mem
hers 81 the Baptist denomination. at the
residence OF Nh r. a. Twichel near Jack
son street A programme was prepared
for the occasion, In which literary and
musical numbers appeared. An instru-
mental selection was rendered BY Mr. aud
Ms B0wsitch and Mr.. Stacey, in which
the clari0net. piano and eornet were en-
played, the efforts 81 the performers
being rewarded with applause. Other
selections Of music followed Interpreted
by interesting Rotations, the whole pro-
sfamme Being highly entertaining. Re
fyeshmeuts followed, aud collection was
taken up ia behalf Of the Jackson stree;
MISSION sunday school. which realized
so 20
EIEt TON " htfltFEe.
At the last meeting Of stevens post, No
i,G 4. r., James Alexander was elected
commander to ill the Vacancy caused by
the resignation Of NJ. 81. Holmes The fol
loving we're elected officers for lss9: Com
mander, vs.. y. wilson, Nv. commander, r.
p. Carroll: J, V. commander, J. T. Hoyt,
quartermaster, III. A. Bigeiow, surgeon, J.
4 Houghton; chaplain, X. ;. Greene: Off
Ger Of the day. s r. street. officer OF the
guard. {. {. Wilson; trustees, ". NJ.
Holmes, l.. A. Treen aud l.. Wood. Dele
gates 10 the department eucampment 20 be
held At spos ane Falls, April q, lss9, J. r.
doyi, /. 4. Treen, z. z. Wilson, Lyman
Wood. h. r. Bogsr,ius. W. II. Pinckney, s.
?. Street, J. II. Perkins and d. Warner;
aliernates, K :. Greene, &. D'Oyley, A. A.
Manning, II MeMann, A. Johnson, W. I.
Peer. r Matthew, H. r. Phillips and x. s.
Cobb. The ex-ofileio delegates are. q W.
Tibbeits, W II. white, H. A. Blgelow, |. II,
firiswold. A. 4. Spaulding, o. 3. Johnson,
NJ NJ Holmes, James Alexander, ". r..
wilson and Z. 7. Carroll. The post num-
bers Isl In good standing and is entitled 81
10 votes In the encampment
HEaEs-cosDos.
The ceremony uniting Miss Mamie Con
don, Of san Francisco, 70 Mr. john T, He
men, Of Seattle, was celebrated at the
Roman Catholic church Wednesday morn
ing, in the presence OF Il number Of friends
and relations The Rev. W McEnerny
Ofieiated. Miss Ruby Mitchell acted as
bridesmaid. aud Mr, +. J. Hemeu as
groomsmaH.
After the ceremony the guests repaired
- 1913 Front street. where generous
spread was prepared Mr. and Mrs. He
men were congratulated on their entrance
on matrimonial life. and the best wishes
were warmly extended by those assembled
at the wedding feast. The gifts included
valuable articles seryiceable for household
use, and special presents for the bride
from her intimate friends There were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Mitchell, Mr.
aud Mrs. Robert Allen, Mr. aud Mrs. F. p.
Hemen, Mfr aud Mrs. Frank Rhodes, Mrs.
James Griffith, Miss Ruby Mitchell Mr.
Nm Drouillard, Mr.. Frank J. Hemen and
Mr. James Stafford.
Y.N c. A. oFFfcER's DINNER.
ON tuesday evening, a very pleasant
hour was spent BY the officers aud heads
OF committees OF the Young Meas Chris,
tan Association. Come IL OF these gentle
men entered the Y. NJ C. A. hall at 6
O'clock, where table was temptingly
spread with cold collation., in partaking
which Mr. J. h. Denny, president Of the
association, occupied the post of honor
Ample justice was done 10 the choice
yiands provided. and reports were called
for Each chairman in turn. set forth the
work accomplished by his committee dur
Ing the past two months aud considerable
good natured discussion aud criticism took
place ON the work of the committees as
reports were made Those present were
J. Il. Denny, president A. : Burwen, vice
president; J W. Bixbv, treasurer, A. Z,
BurweH, C. W Crane. Dr ]. r. Eaglesou,
4. Coming. nr. Albert J. Forrest, &. ".
Furry, h. b Ewing, Everett Smith, A G.
Warner, T.. Brengan, y. T. Hampton, O.
Carter and =. L. Pierce.
SOCIAL AT MRS. BAKERS.
The social given By Mrs. Charles Baker
a. her residence. coraer of Depot and
Temperance streets. Friday evening. was n
highly successful and enjoyable affair. IL
vSs given for the benefit OF the Taylor
Congregational church Mr.. and Mrs. Ba
kef did themselves credit by their hospit
able qualities. Nearly all the members OF
Tie congregation were present. aud the
evening was given up To general sociability
WITH refreshments, music, singing aud
Generation, everyone being delighted.
RARE TREAT IA
X To all lovers OF good concert music win
come with pleasure The welcome iutellt'
sence thar the ladies of the Presbyterian
church have secured for their entertain
menL Wednesday, DcecmbeT 10, the cele-
hated aud world renowned " Peak Sisters,
sncens Of the concert stage, aud no one
'aonld miss the opportunity Of hearing
Dem. No Doubt a crowded house viii
s1cet these talented musicians. The Ia
aies arr 10 De congratulated upon having
era so fortunate rs to secure their pres
NNNNel Alls NfNH~lNNs
.>TEVESs EELIEF CORFS.
tas following have been elected officers
gs'eyens Relief Corps No for the en-
sNng year President. Jennie : Holmes:
President, Mile Moran; J, '. prest-
fst MavSie 4 bywater; treasurer, Lizzie
heffick chan ain, Nellie Nelson, con
rvsevl Lucy Godine: assistant conductor,
",is !. Robbins, guard, Kate Cranncy,
,pHrsaieS to department convention
say & span3dias Rhoda II Manning,
,.e Nelson, Annie J, PinCkuey aud
ea2 ShechaG; altgruates, Maggie A.
saet Lucy A Cooling. Mile Moran,
sNai'a bagar' sud Mrs Cross. EX otiicto
ssa'es, Viola s Kenyon, Helen Burke,
&c Holmes, laESia Il. HCrriCk and
1naisa jordan
PERSONAL
~ S1hram. who has beou visiting
.sais IA the East ior the past ihrec
@uaihs, rttgysed home Friday.
tv~S Moran OF Moran Bros. leaves for
-, letk THIS morning on q business
aosshs
az ! v. Lyon Of Michigan, who is on
80, 1s tAfoagh the West, arrived in seattle
- ssl sud Is muca pleased with the
Sssi,N NJ Lyon is father Mr. Z. r. Lyon OF
SOCIAL SoTEs.
ssss, Nc p X. 81 T., will give baH IN
IS tfmory On tar evening 81 peceIn-
ve, =, 10Y TIE beurat az Charles IIpsky.
year aco ''''''
IN : 1easke. s2eiab.e was glvca lsss evening
e REV Baptist chapel 81 puwamish-
asalg sAs well IA -r,,n zg,i ana a col
eo-,. &C., ~ provide funds sufficient ior the
F'e'"h OF The interior WAS taken NJ
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.