The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14

'-..,s.tiug. If a cause can be as
ais attributable TO the rainy
49, and The forbidding aspect Of
s.s-satening clouds that overcast
~ As ladies grow acciimated
.he taIl winds and less fearful Of. as
9a'ss.les4liatle to catching colds, the
' 8. s luIl in social doings viii be
x<ss-,se.sed by a season of gaiety and
sssisn.
rse voang people of the Presbyte-
- adssrch had pleasant evening,
nan-'.ssv al the residence Of Mr.. r.
4 Wh;tEorth. on Seneca street A
p p. snro hy Miss Emma Atkins was
- -, s,,nreciated. and charades, into
-, avery one present entered with
-. ,,,.s.sed the time most pleasantly.
- visitor was presented with bon
.antaining among other things a
80 rap. which each donned as il,
urfolded. The various eoiors
s-s.anted a picturesque appearance
" esn1e,l much Inerfiment, ~ they
s-:sa5 or unsaited the weareTs.
s...any those present we're: Mr. and
e. n. Whitworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
90 1l4horne, Mr. aud Mrs. George
Fs,,sr Nlss STEPHENS OF Victoria, u.
uiss Laura Ilamiin, Miss Page. the
nss.rs Randolph, Miss Atkins, DIR.
ra.,lssnn Messrs. Turner, Robinson,
Esgsarob. schwartz, Myers, Wilson,
stewart. J. 4. Campbell, w. q.
i,rkinson, DR.. j. F. TAFT.
NJ 4. SOCIAL.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
r;rss Methodist Episcopal church met
Il ths parlors of that building Friday
svsning when a very pleasant time
rss spsnt. After short addresses by
Psv br, Pomefoy and Mr. T. +. Dyer.
shose present engaged in the pastimes
seeuIiar 10 such occasions. The re-
lrsshment adjunct TO the success Of
the meeting was not overlooked, and
4 their departure all were highly
rstiiied with the evenings enjoy
nent
There we're present: Or. and Mrs.
Forrest. DR.. and Mrs. Johnson, Rev.
pr and Mrs. Pomeroy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens. Mr.. and Mrs. Craigan, Mr.
All Mrs. G. X Jenner. Mrs. Worth
inston, Mrs. Vrooman, Mrs. A. H..
stewart. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. u. X.
Raxter. Mrs. Crockett. Miss Fannie
shelton. Miss Grace Vrooman, Miss
Relic yrooman, Miss Lizzie Mcneil
M, fhas. Prosch, Miss Eliie Adams,
Mis- Eta f. Alderman, Miss Jenner,
Messrs. w. &. shearer, w. II. Hub
hard. John Brant. NJ. Stevens, ~
Phips, Geo. Elsey. Geo. Ely. Geo.
soaillding, Fred. Hoyt. w. Rumble,
ID +. Scott, Arthur Grout, DR.. X. VIII
lard.
SPELLING BFE.
The Pacific Lodge No. 90 and the
Seattle Lodge No 6. OF the order /. o..
G. r., met in Odd Fellows ball, North
Seattle, Monday evening. A short
pfogramme was rendered in which
Miss Rena Bagley pleased the large
audience with a piano solo, while q
vocal duet by Prof. and Mrs. tied,ies
eIicitei much applause. Mr.. Dickson
made several instrumental eontribG-
tons, aud Mr.. Webster, one OF the
Oldest Good Tenplars in the United
States, made few remarks
on the order. The chief feat
ufe OF the evening was the
spelling bee, in which members of
the two lodges competed, After a
long and spirited contest in which
much rnirth was produced by the mis-
takes made on both sides, the lanrels
we're borne of hy Seattle Lodge No. q.
A substantial repast revived the fallen
energies OF both vanqnished and vic.
tors, after which the much pleased
audience dispersed.
Pacific Lodge No. "a. will hold an
egg social in the same hall, Wesnes'
day, 10 which all are invited, especially
members OF the order.
FATHER PERFORMANCES DEPARTURE.
The following excerpt from the
fafhoiic Sentinel, of Portland. Oregon
Of the II instant, in reference TO the
farewell given To Rev. Father Prefon-
taiae, will be OF interest To our readers
LAST sunday evening, Sept. 30, a
large number OF the Catholic eongre-
CATION of Seattle assembled at
st cecilia's hall to bid farewell ia
their beloved pastor, Rev. Father Pre-
iontaine.
in the morning at high.mass the
Rev Father announced to his congre-
CATION his intended departure for
Canada whence he expects 10 viii
France, Germany. Rome and the most
notable place o. the Holy Land.
Under the direction OF Mr.. Law
renee Hoo h. President OF the Young
Mems Institute. the meeting was
opened with an eloquent address by
Mr. fdw. Cheasty. In feeling words
did this gentleman give us an idea OF
thes trong ties Of aft ciion. re peet and
love that bin our pastor 10 his con
gregation and congregation to pastor.
The proofs of what the speaker al
Eaneed were not empty words, for at
the end of his tine III course. he hand
ed over Tin he name of the eongre-
gationl well filed purse OF over
one thousand dollars.
Overwhelmed. may say. by these
signs OF gratitude and love Of his spir-
iiaal children. oar cioyed pastor was
net kbe 10 express he feelings OF his
heart Indeed, at this moment he
was well convinced that he was loved
ahd respected by every one. lie saw
with hi, own eNeS that the u years OF
labor spent at Seattle had not been
Inst. He was luath to separate from
his flock, even for short time. bat be
also remembered having preached 20
often - others the Observance of the
fourth commandment: Honor thy
father and tay mother that he was
nov bound to give an example of niial
love ANT respect in going 10 bid last
farewell 10 his dearly beloved father,
who Is now in hi 90tu year.
"AF. L. f.Carrall afose and acknowl-
edged IN the name o. all that cur he
t5sed pa tor was entitled to a little
est Ia his own original way he rep
resented b Us seattle - wears ago. A
Young priest liliei w,th al aud true
apostolic courage bid farewell TO what.
ever was deAr to him here upoa earth,
CROSSED the ocean and settiet here,
Then The Willis II the nj e Wet The
number OF members OF his congrcga'
Won anloupie Ia threc-Ho school, nu
hospital, ma church Three small
rooms, ana two az them turned into .
chapel, vas all the Catholics OF Seattle
eeald claim, and now. Young men,
saii The eluq ent speaker IN hni hing
e'ok once around. s'rho.d the work Vl
us hands; We may be proid 81 him
and Tue coagr atom he has bant upi
Ahiea Is one o. the sr In the oioccSe
Of Nesauallv
lev remark 10 the point we're
iaasie ~ Rev. Father ncmanVx chap
an OF Providence Hospital Then
!oheweSi some choice music and sing
lss under the leadership at Mt
Saarle Russell, by Mr.. C. Lynch. Mr.
n@ihargeon. Miss l.. N0onan and Mis-
Maggie Aclenny.
Alter this cort.ial hsndsh2kius
,lok place. ever enc wished cur be
loFef pa Tor farewell, a happy yuyae'
@1a safe and gaigk return.