The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-18

HoIeosnb, Geo starfup. Frank W.
C0xtsyiii and Geo Parry.
WHIST PARrr.
A pleasant drive uhist-rartr was
given By Mrs. u. kellogg, Tneslav. Al
her residence corner Fifth and Hadi-
son streets. IN honor Of Mrs. John
Leray's sisters, Mrs. Russell. 81 yer
brunswick, and Mrs. Blanchard. II
California The booby prize was
won b. Mrs J. Furfh and Mr.. w. E-
Beone while the royrI was carried Of
y NJ John Leary and Mr. T. NJ.
sEEATE pEEzTTxs SOCIETY.
Az the meeting OF the senate De-
batting and Literary Sorietv. last Fri
day evening the following ofyieers
we're Installed. President. FIorenee
stoxeis siee-presideut. viii Fexs J.
secretary. Eta Shepard: treasurer.
Enrol Cobanski. assistant secretary
and treasurer. Van Smith: editor
Amos Erauaer: utarshaI and door
keeper, Marshall Million. The follow
inx interesting programme vas then
4fssStItG N q manner that showed
CAREFUL preparation:
scots
Reading, An Excursion After
Pleasire.H Amelia Horton.
Recitation The Housekeeper's La
menf, Myra stoseII.
Vocal solo. "I'm Regular Ladies
Man George spaulding.
The subject of debate THAT the
miser i more injurious 20 society than
The spencthFift, was ably discussed
On the Affirmative side BY Frank copp
and Enrol Cobanski. and on the mega
i've by Ralph Hopkins and Hugh
Lalgsfon. the decision being in favor
OF the affirmative side. A very inter-
ssfiHg programme has been prepared
for next meeting, one Of the prom
inent features OF which will lie q do
mestsc drama By four members Of the
society.
DEBATTxS CONTEST.
Friday afternoon four select speak
ers from the AietheuoHean society met
and defeated in debate an equal num-
Der from the Philomathean society.
The question under consideration was
Resaiued, That the spirit Of socialism is
more dangerous to our government
than monopolies. The Phiiomafheans,
represented by Messrs. Cole, Morris,
Ward aud Collins, championed the az
firniasiye, and were promptly answered
Dy the Aietheuoneafis, represented by
Miss Churchill, Mr.. Dawson. Miss
Adelia Parker and Mr.. Kellogg. Pro-
fessoTs Catch, johnson, Chamberlain,
Taylor and Pierce kindly acted as
judges. and decided four to one in
favor OF the supporters of the negative
In addition TO the the debate the fol
lowing programme was rendered: Vo-
cal duet, Miss Blanche Mills and Miss
kena Bagley; recitation. Ruth Catch;
male quartette. L. t. WELDON. Win
Morris, J. A. Kellogg, Chester Walls
worth.
SILVER WEDDING.
A large number of guests were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
Jones at their residence. corner Pine
and Third streets, last Satur-
day the occasion being the
celebration of the twenty-fiffh
Wedding anniversary Of the genial
host and hostess. The pariors were
rendered exceedingly attractive BY
floral decoration, and the spirits of the
guests were in harmony with the
brilliant illumination provided fer
the occasion. An interesting pro-
gramme was successfully executed,
the selections played BY Miss Cora
Clason on the organ and by Mr.. Clark
ON the violin being highly appreciated.
After partaking OF sumptuous
spread, The weIl-entertained guests de-
parted.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. Jenner. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Hurd. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Rsnald. Mr.
and Mrs. Latelle. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Ward.
Mrs. Worthington Mrs. J. r. Curtis,
Misses Lizzie and Katie Ward.
Misses Jessie and Grace Hurd, Miss
NJ. Foster, Miss l.. Steinway. Miss
Lizzie Cox. Messrs. Clarence Ward. J.
r. Dyer. Mason Clark and William
G0odburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Barlow OF Tacoma
visited Seattle Friday.
Mr. r. :. Albright OF Tacoma, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Paul Pauison returned yeSter-
day from visit of several months in
Eastern Washington.
Mrs. Capt. +. Curling, wife of the
master OF the bark Joseph r. spinney,
is visiting the family Of Capt. w. $.
Ballard.
Mr.. George T. Myers will leave for
Portland tomorrow evening Mr. and
Mrs. Myers viii then visit the Eastern
states and will return in the spring.
The Rev. u. ID. Campbell, the new
pastor OF the First NJ. =. Church in
Seattle. arrived Friday. and viii preach
his inaugural sermon this morning at
II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Jones. the parents
OF Mr.. w. F. Jones of the firm Of Jones
& Hubbell, in this city, arrived from
Goidendale. w. T.. Friday, on visit
10 their son.
A letter received from DIR. l.. L.
Dawson announces that he viii return
10 Seattle about the middle OF Deem
Der. Or. and Mrs. Dawson have been
spending two months in New York
city.
Doctor A. Mercer, of Elliott Station.
Cedar river. spent last week in Seattle.
the guest of his brother Judge Thomas
Mercer. Doctor Mercer crossed the
plains in ISIS, Judge Mercer in 1853.
" 1EA - %'Attftt atAANtA AZ sattAttAtf
he could have purchased the Opera
house block for $50. Front street was
then nothing but wagon trail with n
forest fringing it all along its eastern
border.
saws the ST Johnsbury, VI. Cale-
ioaiaa OF October p: "Dr. Charles ID.
Newell will 90 the middle OF Novem-
Der TO Seattle, Washington Territory.
where he will enter into partnership
in the dental business with his brother
in-iaw, DR.. f. c. Kilbourne DR..
Newell has been in the dental business
here for number OF years, is skill
ful dentist and a valued eisiEen-jnst
such 8 man as Is needed here as well
as West. The best wishes of large
circle Of friends will GO with him 10
his western home His family viii re
main here until spring.
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
A Quiet Week-Two weddings-Per-
sonai Mention.
OLYMPIA, Nov. Il.
The past week has been the dullest