The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-13

The r-ayer of the builder ats3 the
sasaarners IN tsnls. heseeshiaE the sun TO
scatter the moist el0ssis. was answered.
ard there IS hore that the umbrella sea
son viii not begin Until sidewalks ine
Frogss street. II = not reHnaEka5l@ that
wffh such spring-iikc weather The week
matrimonial record coa;ains mention %
more than half dozen notasse alliance.
The new Hotel Rainier. aboaf "a open. VII
soon extend hospitality To visitors and
afford meeting place fo- social Ra,herlngs.
Pengls = no live in Seattle this winter Viii
ike IL iirxisfate. on the evening OF une
nert there will Re a large celebration and
ball in honor Of the fire. Here ia what
society did last week.
A Social EvEHr.
On Thursday evening 2 dancing party
was given in a hall on the corner Of West
and Rsli streets by number OF young
bachelors well known In society. simple
bat paiatshse refreshments were served
and ali went horae at % g. m, after
spending one of the most pleasant evenings
al the fail season. Those invited were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Preston. Mr.. and Ms.
T. G, Wsshburn. Mr. ard Mr.. ". 4.
Peters Mr. and Mrs George II. Hebron,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Morris Halter, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred ]. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
MeMirken. Mr. aud Mrs. A. u. stewart,
Colonel and Mrs Thomas Ewing, Mr.. and
Mrs Bailey Gaszert. Mr.. and Mrs. q. q.
LYON, Mr. and Mrs. A. VI. Brookes Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Furth Mr. and Mrs. FL
Terry. Mr. and Mrs David Kellogg. Colonel
and Mrs J &. Hasnes. DR.. and Mrs. Minor,
DR. and Mrs. kloeber, Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker, DIR.
and Mrs orasse, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles ".
Saunders. Mr.. aud Mrs. +. W 5. Tingie
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. kittineer,
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. kittinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fisken, Nc. aud Mrs Fred H.
Sparkling. Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Gazzan. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rollins. Mr. and Mrs.
Dornworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazelton. Mrs.
staeeY, Miss HOBBS, Miss Durham, Miss
shafe, Miss Emery, Miss STRIVE. Miss
pelly. Miss Crystal Pelly. Miss Readman,
Miss Boyle. Miss Sparkling, Miss Anna
eDarling. Miss Halter. Miss Collins. Miss
Tingle, Miss Calkins. Miss Hampton, Mr.
Howard Baker. Mr. r. NJ Carr, Mr. George
HYDE Preston. Mr.. ". T. sharpe, Mr. W
T. Thornell. Mr.. Fred struve, Mr.. W Z.
Bailey Mr.. Alfred Holman. Mr.. Readman
Mr.. William Wood. Mr.. Evans. Mr. Fol
som. Mr.. Herman Chaplin. Mr.. Abram
Barker, Mr.. Robert Boyle. Mr. Edward
Boyle. Mr.. h. Pe.ley. Mr.. Josiah Collins.
Mr. G. II. Nichols. Mr.. Palmer. Mr. Pom
rroy. Mr.. Thompson. Mr.. Wrestling.
sLsTHHuosEAs SOCIETY.
Al the University, on Friday evening.
October II, the following programme was
rendered
Recitation .-.. -...----......---lvsh oormler
CHARACTERISTICS af scott. ......... . Emma bite
The following Questions OF Opinion"
were asked. The answers are those given
by the majority.
What Eve characters OF English history are
most interesting 70 youF Queen Elixabcth. Al
fred the Great. Queen lctoria. Charles H. Clad
stone.
Which is Dickens best novels David Copper.
fed
which IS Shakespeare best play Hamlet
Nhe Is the best osssyistf Mscauloy.
who are she ave greatest women England has
produced Elizabeth, George Esiot," Mrs
Browning Florence Nightingale. Charlotte
Rronta
Reading Nav Almonds
The topic News OF the Week" was led
by I'd Nickels, in terse, interesting re-
view OF the occurrences Of the past week
lie was followed by Adella Parker, John
kellogg, and others. 4 debate on th.
question "kesgirrf. That Il would be Ia the
hest Interest 81 The people al the state Of
Washington Ia adopt the prohibition ar
ticle, MAS discuSScd ~ the Affirmative by:
" A. Freeburser. Addie lIawlev, Rod
erie Spragne. in the negative hv: Hugh
Lansgtcn, Lulu Thompson. Henry Taylor
The decision vas unanimously in favor Of
the affirmative.
The Aletheuonean Literary Society viii
give an entertainment IN honor of their sec
ond anniversary, ia the University chanel
next FRIDAY evening. ~ friends Of she
school ara Invited 20 be present The ever
cises viii begin promptly at : o'clock.
STEVENS -agvtrE
NJ Holm a. stevens. al Tacoma. and
Mss liza s'iyisr. Of Kent, we're married last
Wednesday afternoon 81 the residence ~
Nj and Ms } II. Kepestogf. on Front
street. IN this city. The wedding. which
~aS private, only the immed8ste friends and
relatives eesuc present, hook place at s -
~ ihe pRrtoTS, Nhicb we're tastefuUv deco
Fafet with aowcrs. The manicl wss par
nrosaFtS heauttn). banked with ferns and
The lose3test flowers al toe season. The
ceremony, performed tv Rev. Mr.. Whit.
worth. Nas followed by a dainty Wedding
supper which was charmiusly palatstIe
The brides cake. giit o; her friends was
vety pretty decorated in an artistic man
Ter After the Fers,t the happy ccurle left
the house. amid shower ri rire An4 good
81 ior tie depot. where they took the
otloek tram on a usenth Wedding trsp IA
tst'oTota- Ehc IacosaA guests acralrlg,a.
NJ iae a - tar A. that Citv on she Two.
AnEe'S taosc present Al the harp, event