The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-10

tS6f@1f3- MISS Jessie MEHUfFE. Aes-
dzsaes ID. w Cross, i. r. Miller. Geo.
scott Z. Rieketson. T. p. Wilson.
Robert Moran, Geo. Vim, Poor. Peter
Betslnges. Henry LsIanf. l. s. God
frey, IL q. Neg1a. C. r. Roland, E,
ThuraUws ]. G. kilEen. q. T. Manning.
4 pLEasasT SOCIAL.
The regular monthly social Of The
Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeayor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church occurred last Friday evening
IN the basement OF the church. The
affair was well attended. and proved :
grand success. During the evening
Mr.. NJ. NJ Grout. Mr.. Fencie and Mr.
Dossafu favored the aesembla1e witt,
vocal selections, Messrs. NJ NJ. Grout.
Dr. Forrest. Mr.. Elsie +. Brewer. &.
w Powell and Mr.. PEBBLES presented
The court scene from Piekwick, and
Mr. A. Grous, Mr.. Fencie and Mr.. NJ.
M.-dfout sang q trio The efforts OF
these gentlemen were heartily appre-
cIafed by those in attendance. After
The entertainment unique supper
was served 10 the guests. The party
broke up at late hour. al departing
with the satisfaction Of having heartily
enjoyed themselves.
THE BOOK SOCIAL.
an interesting and well attended
book social was given Tuesday even
ing in the headquarters OF the w. G..
Z. u. in the Webster block, under the
auspices Of that association. The OBJ
Iect OF the social was 20 found a Ii
brary for q girls reading-rooTn 10 be
established by the society IN the near
future Just 80 volumes were donated
By those who attended. ell Of which
are OF a remarkably good class OF
books. The evening was spent in a
very sociabie manner Just prior To
the departure OF the guests, All excel
lent supper Was served In Mrs. Park
bursts dining ism. Aliin ali the So
ciaI was decided success, and its
projectors are more than pleased.
BywArEg-nocHofz
Mr.. w. N. Bywater and Miss Ella
Rocholx we're united in marriage last
Wednesday by Rev. John f. Damon
ct the residence Of the officiating cier-
gyman. After the performances OF the
ceremony the contracting parties pro-
eeeded 10 the house of the brides
mother, where tho wedding repast
was served. The following friends OF
the contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony and partook OF the collation.
served sir. and Mrs. e. Damon, Mr..
and Mira. James Barry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank elliott Mr.. and Mrs &. By
water. Miss Emily Long, Miss May
lird Rythes, Mrs. l.. Nelson, Miss Ella
Rythes, Mr. Robert Barry.
yousa Peoples RECEPTION.
Last Friday evening the Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian Endeayor
connected With the Baptist church
rendered the members Of the church
a most pleasant reception, IL being the
occasion OF the completion OF the work
OF Tefurnlshing Of the yestry by the
society. AT the close OF the rendition
OF the following programme u bounti-
full repast was partaken of BY the
many guests who attended.
Duet Misses A. Hamlet aud Nellie Bird
Violin and organ dsiet......... Mr. Chester
........, Proseh aud Miss corinne Leland
RECREATION Miss kssary
Reading. Alonxo Hamlet
w sfEbEk GBAAhA.
The social given last Friday evening
in the Congregational church by DIR.
Kilbourne's class OF young ladies was
an extremely pleasant affair. The
rooms in which the social was given
were fairly packed with the many
guests who attended. and a most en-
ioyable time was had During the
evening Mr.. Simpson and Miss Rey-
holds favored the guests with interest
ing recitations. and Miss Daisy
Nichols and Mr.. G.. T.. Bowman sang
excellent vocal selections. Toward the
close OF the evening lunch was served
by the young ladies who gave the
party.
Esow-wgArHERFoRD.
Mr.. Fred A. Snow and Miss Pearl
Weatherforsi were united in marriage
at the residence OF the brides mother,
40 Pike street. last Tuesday. by the
Rev. John +. Damon. The ceremony
was witnessed by the immediate
friends of the family. Mr.. Snow is q
resident of Heppner. Or. 10 which
place the happy couple departed after
the wedding.
fHtsHtsAtSs
Judge and Mrs. J. K. Lewis have re-
turned from their Eastern tour.
Miss Annie Van Syckle of Cosmopo-
LIS, Chehaiis county is In Seattle visiting
friends.
Miss Collins, daughter OF Hon. John
Collins OF this city, has returned from
California.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 7. Boyd returned
Wednesday from iive-months' trip
% the East.
Misses Flora aud Winnie sprigg.
have gone 10 Salem, Oregon. their for
mer home, tn visit friends.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Horton returned Fri.
day from New York city. where he
has been for nearly SIX months past
Prof. J. +. Meakin, the eloentionist
who came % Seattle from Chicago, 8
few weeks ago, with the intention OF
locating permanently, has received an
otfer OF aiine position ina manufactar.
ing establishment at Ogden, Utah. and
leaves for that city 70 make his home
next week.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Eugine Ca. No. 1, will give a grand
ball next Saturday evening in Arm0ry
Hall. A good hard has been engaged
and most enjoyable time Is insured.
The reception given the members OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. by the Y. L. :. c. f.
of the Presbyterian church Friday
evening. was we'll attended consider.
ing the fact that 80 many socials were
being held in The city. The pro-
gramme was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present,
pnnr TOWNSEND SOCIETY