The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
IN SOCIAL REALMS.
nocdy's Meetings Detract From
the Weeks Doings.
Notable Drive-whIst Parfy-Fare-
we'll Gafherinx-At Hsms-Luaeh
Party-From Other Cities.


eepssrse on reltxisss topics threaxhoH,
the week. Evervbody had heard Or read
osNoody, and 90 slrnoss every one attend
ed his meetings There were fhoee. how.
ever, who got away from religion into &
season Of social converse.
WHIT PAErT.
One Of the most successful pr5xa.e
~sfberines OF the season was the drive
wis. party given By Mrs. John Lesry. al
her residence, corner of Second and Hzd.-
honor OF Mrs. Leary's sisters. Nra J. II.
RrsseT. Of 81 John. N. b., anc Mrs. y. W.
Blanchard, Of California. who are paying
An xfended visit IN the city. Rare 3owers
were ranged artisticai1y in the
well appointed parlor and draw.
ing room. among which were japanese
chrysantbenuras, roses, carnations. be-
roiiias and sprays Of fnignonette- The rieh
hues Of hot house plants blended with the
nest Eoral display, while English holly
With It's ripe red berries, added 4 festive
eoloring 10 the picture.
Chinese lanterns swinging from baleony
and window outside shed . pleasing
colored light on the neatly trimmed lawn.
A large number OF invited guests assem-
APARTMENTS, and fifteen tables were
occupied a. the evenings contest
vss engaged In Neat scoring tablets were
provided the guests, and much fnfesexf
was eyfneed in the Issue as points won and
lost were duly chronicled. The royal rsr4zes
were won by Mrs. p. Gatzer. and Mr.. He'll
bron, Mrs. Caflin and Mr.. @. II Kittinger be.
Ing satisfied with the boobies. A special
prize was carried of by Mrs. d. Kellogg.
who asserted undispufed right ON the
ground Of "slam." The game lasted
until an early hour, when the we'll
pleased guests departed The follow
Ing were present: Mr.. aud Mrs.. Arthur.
Chief Justice and Mrs. e. r. Boyle, Mr.. and
Nrs W. z. Boone, Mr. aud Mrs 8. Baxter.
Nj. ana Mrs. A. u. Bfookes, Judge and
Mn Tnos. Burke. DIR. and Mrs. Bagiey. Mr..
and Mfs. J. Blanchard. Senator and Mrs.
Eugene Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs cafIin, Can't
and Mrs. De Wolfe. Mr.. and Nrs. J. c. I'd
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Engie, ex-Gfoy and
Hrx. T. p. Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Furfh,
Mr. and Mr., Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Cat
cert, DR.. aud Mrs. Grssse, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. J. r. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. NJ. Halter, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Harrington, Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Hanf0rd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heilbron. Mr. aud Mrs. W. A.
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Kellogg, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. H. KittiDger. Col. and Mrs.
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowman. Mr. and Mrs,
O. A. heigs, Attorney General and
Mrs. Metcslfe, DR.. and Mrs Thomas
T. Minor, Mr., and Mrs. NJ. X. Maddoeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. MeMieken. Mr.. and Mrs Jos
Mcknight. Mr.. and Mrs. Nenielder. Mr..
and Mrs.. Rundlett, Mr. aud Mrs. Reed. ex.
Gov and Mrs. W. c. Squire, Mr. and Mrs.
Strive. Mr.. and Mrs ssnderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Is. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs Shields,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson. Very Rev.
Dean and Mrs. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
tIessy, Mrs. n W. blanchard, Mrs. j. II.
Russell. Mrs Alden, Mrs Brown Mrs ~.
Miller Of Oakland. Cal, Madame Seu-
fielder, Gov. Eugene Semple, and Judge
Waite Of Portland.
JoygsILE OPERA.
As was announced some time age, the
Seattle Juvenile opera company viii pre-
sent Patience" or "Bunthorne's Bride
about Dee n and ~ Following il caste
Of characters which viii be assumed:
Colonel cslverley Harry Frederick
Major Murgstroyd ............--. Max Steinle
Lieut.. Duke of punishable Frank Carroll
Reginald BuRthorne. ... Harry Adaif
Archibald GrosveBor ...... Donald smith
Bunthorns's Solicitor Monte Whaling
Lady Angela ..-.----, sarah Carroll
Lady saphiY......... 5.. RHhy Bray
LADY ElIa Daushier Hughes
Lady Jane ..... s...-.... ollie Miller
Patience .......... Lstiie seldom
The following officers viii superiniend
the management OF the company. Musi
cal director. Mrs. willard; manager and
treasurer, Mr.. Chef Kelly: secretary. Mr.
Chas wilson: stage manager. Mr. MAJ
Steinle. The Juveniles will be supported
by choir Of forty. voices, and everything
speaks favorably Tor the success OF the
event
IRON NoLDERs' BALL.
The iron molders' ball, which take,
place in the Armory Thanksgiving eve.
promises 10 excel anything OF the kin
t.nf haa hoo arau t..s ID
features have been introduced and the
people have cheerfally responded 10 the
unique invitation. The Vancouver mill
tsry band has been engaged, which ali
lovers OF good music should endaavor Il
hear. Among the new features will be q
bon bon dance, the 1rst Of the kind in th,
city. The ladies programmes are finely
executed aud can be seen In the leadinl
Front street stores, while the gentlemen
programmes are novel. There will also bs
a number Of fpolds exhibited from th,
different fouudries In town, aud durips
the "wee sfna' hoursf there viii be cas-
with molten metal a propeller for an oceaT
steamer. As tho ball will be frstelas,
throughout, arrangements have been mad,
so that the pleasure of the evening vii
not be inarred by the presence OF objection
able people.
SENATE DEBATING SOCIETY.
There was a large attendance Of member
and friends OF the Senate Literary aud d.,
batting Society. a. the Friday evening meet
ing, TO llsiea 20 the programme which haG
been 10 preparation for two weeks: and, Il
the applause that followed each membei
mar be taken ~ an index OF its merit, al
who took part In the proceedings have
reason 10 be satisfied with the result oi
their efforts. Under the administration e1
Miss Florence stowell as president, the
society is in = more prosperous condition
than ever before, Following Is the pro
gramme a. delivered: Essay, Adventures
OF Hunter" Hugh Langston, reading
"A music teachers visitors. Sinclair Nil
Ter, stump speech, ''Consolaiion for Demo
Gratis Enrol Cahanski: paper, THE Elk
hnguisher," editor Amos TRAINER. dialogue,
Aunt JerHshss mistake" Misses Hartou
and shepard and Msssrs. Howe and Waltz
TWAS decided 20 give an excellent public
entertainment daring Christmas week, and
committee was appointed to arrange all
preliminaries
AZ HONE.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Morrison. who
have returned from their wedding ieur,
gave an Eat home Thursday at their ncw
home in North Seattle. The conrratula
tons OF The guests were extended the host
and hostess on their entrance upon the
new home life, aud cordial wishes Tor their
Prosperity and hspT iness were expressed
Invited guests Mr. and Mrs John
Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Ward
Judge snd Mrs Wood Mr. and Mrs ] n
kiitnger. Afr. and Mrs II. N Hin. Dr aud
MT. kames, DR., aud Mrs Hall Mr. and
Mrs J, \. bigelow. Mr. and Ms sherman
Mt aud Mrs Pred "; Peterson, Mr.. aud
MIS-, ,. A Pay. Mr.. aud Mrs J. r. McGrath
NJ aud Ars. u. A. Mckenzie. Mr.. aud Mira
ID McDcrmoti, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair.
hrs Nesinerford. Miss Pearl Weatherfori
anu hessrs. G. H. kittenger, Alfred Hoi
msa, 5. husseter. VIM. |. Russell. Jos.
u Wright and Mr Comfort.
CLUB Dinner.
Daring the political campaign OF 1886.
.nsre Was a club In existence which. after
sae election wss over. found itself 10 the
possession Of funds which have remained
t,s1e treasury ever since, It's working
tniee consisted Of Eu executive committee
=, niteen, This committee held banquet
me brunswick, Thursday evening,
Nhien proved an elegant affair and lasted
shei o'clock. There were no prepared
"ess or set speeches. hat many rent.
nisecnees were recoaated. aad IL was q
mestt least The committee aud invited
csn we're AvSsers q. l. Manning. W.
SS0tnam, A e, Turner, H. II. Kent, J. p.
nnoshfsn. " h wilson. J. N. Friuk, NJ. NJ.
pnVihses, ;, q, simpson, e. J. Clark, l. Y.
T1P'on, Gardner, =, g Nu0nr.
irecn aud 5 y. Cloagh
sRASp ARsY Rail-
x1and Army hall is announced 10 be
nesa o. Iufa SSFein hsli. Tuesday eveuiag.
i, ost =, Invitations for which viii be
a2CN ID a few days The Army CORPS
slEes which sppesr on the reverse sidc
=. VIC nfaHd Array badge. viii Be printed
80 We invitation IN lArcer form, with
$3.50 war tmbicms, The cover OF the PRO
saams VIII he an elegant steel engraving
eA s'ene. IL u the intention Of the
- meat 10 sraFe No paths or expense
70 make the hall a decided Success IN