The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

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OConnor. A. L. Van Brccklin. Wm.
]. shaw, l.. T. Palmer, Mr. Newell,
Mr.. Russell, Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Fonda
and Mr. Dayies
EENT0N FESTIVITIES
This quiet little town looked as If il
bad aw0ke from lis usual lethaYgic
condition on Christmas Eve, and was
endeavoring TO be the scene ot activity
for one night at least. That il sue
eeeded will be seen by the following
sketch OF the evenings amnsements
which consisted OF an entertainment,
Christmas tree, supper and ball. The
entertainment was held In Odd Eel
lows hall, in which temporary stage
with wings. drop-curtain, etc, had
been erected for the occasion. The
hall was crowded % its utmost
capacity and the following programme,
which was rendered in an efficient
manner, was highly appreciated by
the large audience;
Prayer.
Class Recitation .-............... .'+Our Boys
song and Chorus. ......... Water MIL
Tablcan --,...-...-...-.,-.--....- gypsy scene
-..--s.' Narkef Day
Recitation.
Ch0tas .-.....-....--... Christmas Carol
Tableaa 'MargueFit'
song and Tableau. "Rock hye- BAH
Glass Recitation. ..--....,....." llttle Worker
Duett NV hisperiug Hope
Recitation Comic
Glass song ................." Merry Christina"
TAbieau ..-.........-....-.-.... AR lists Dream
song aud Tahieau. -.----.....--..... ncle Tom
4 fa-
After the clio ing chorus had been
SUM-. the work OF distributing the
numerous and valuable presents was
commenced; and. although MeS-rs.
X. l.. Thorne. Fred Rowland and VIII
Wood, with number OF young lady
assistants worked their best, It was
over an hour before the last present
was handed over After the distrihu-
ton, the majority repaired To Custer
hall, where an excellent band Of music.
together with good calling and floor
management contributed To the en-
i0ymeut OF over I1 persons. Dancing
was kept up until O'Clock this morn
ing. An excellent supper was served
about midnight ia an adj ming hnild-
ing. lT5 persons doing ample Justice 60
the banquet prepared, Thisteature OF
tine evening enjoyment was prepared
and presided over by the following
ladies Mr.. Smithers, Mrs. Theme,
Mr.. Hummer. Mrs Wood worth
Mrs Custer, Mys Spencer and Mr..
Cutler
Everyone agreed that it was one OF
the most enjoyable lines they ever
-peut. Great credit is due 10 the diff
ftrent committees for the efficient
manner In which rything was ar
ranged and carried out.
curpRrS's uoNr.
Twenty little bea,s were made glad
on Christmas mpru. when the mafrou
of the Chi'dreu's home. Mrs. Saith.
led her charge into the play-roon
where stood "a beautiful Christmas
tree. The charm al the tree vas due
to the tasteful hands which decorated
il a. welt as to the kind hearts which
provided the gifts.
The ladies' Of the Relief society de-
sire to publicly eNprcs, their thanks to
Mr.. Cstlin, Mr. Terry, Mrs Shields
and Mrs. Russell for the success OF the
festivities. aud also to hose mentioned
below who SO bountiiully gave OF their
store:
Mrs C. A. Haier....-.........,.... ...,.....S " o.
Mr. Thosnell - ~
Mr. J " Edwards ..........-..... ~ -
ash ......-.-.... .............-.......-.s ~ 70
Cash .-........ 10 90
Special thanks are returned 10 tee
followinr for their valuable and ser
viceab.e gifts. Mes Rs. Haley q
Wright. for groceries ana services rem
dered IN receiving and delivering
presents: Mc~Srs. Iokias, Singrrman
& Co. a dress for every girl ami a suit
Tor every hoy, Golden Rule bazaar,
elegantly dres ed doll for every girl
Mr.. Van Doren. q suitable GIT to every
child Methodi-t church. barrel dec
Grated With green. hearing IN white
the word Give. and tillei with Use
fui articles.
The following also remembered the
children on Christmas and glajdeued
their lot With various gifts Mrs
Bailey Gatzrr;. Mrs. J. 4. liaiuc-
Mr.. ". r Boone, and Nessr~ 7. q.
Mills. \ Soderberg r. r. Downing,
Mr.. Catljn and Mr. kmhle
utErnpAY ANNIVERSARY.
The friends a. Rev. +. ". 10y celu-
brated hi. S5eh birthday az the new Bat
terry trect " r parsonage, corner
Thirl and Battery Thursday last
The friends began 90 gather at az early
hour. and hy ; O'Clock 7. IN. ali the
rooms upstairs and down were filled
To oyerflaWinE Refreshments were
served e. At least $50 persons. The
time was spent IN singing and con
yeFSatian. 4 large number al stFans-
er> were present and the occasion FUR
nj -htl a good opportunity for them %
eet acquainted with the older resi-
deut, The pastor vas the recipient OF
3 number 81 valuable presents and
several pieces Of money. The hap
py company separated at 10 O o'clock,
after wishing the pastor and his wife
many years ot life and prosperity
Among those present were, Mr.
and Mrs Williams. Mr.. ard Mrs
Davis, Mr. and Mr.. williamson, NJ
and Ms Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hur.t. NJ and M Muudcop. Mr..
and NJ. Barr. Mr.. AMI Mr. Barber
Mr. ana Mr. Miles. Mr.. and Mrs
aud Mr. Holeaah. Nesiames Alden.
Gross. Mitchell McJoWeu. E4~;erby,
Owens. Barnes Barr. Barrier. Parsons,
M33hsm lo-terrell. Davis, Bridges
uju-s PayUe, and Ne~>y,. PAYNE
Johnson. ieuau Ess4-y. owens and
Damn
GERMAN Ar MIS-. kirrlN,aIEs-
Tle frst German of the season wa
gwen Eiay evening by Mr. and Mr..
Geo g. kItJiueyr. az their residence.
corner Filth ami Columbia streets.
"a sfs.s s..fFglF.4rs "A hr.Hh t.rs1rr.s+ sh4 ~.