The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

the tea we're Mrs. q. Ha;nex
s4rs- Dr.. Grzsse. Mrs.. Fred sander
Mrs. whitney. Mr.. III. Whitney. Nr.
! O. Andersen. Mrs w. e Boone. Nr~
George Miller. Mrs. A. ". Enr,@
Mrs Warss&ss, Mrs DR.. r. r. Minor
Mrs. HI g. Struve, Mrs. Harrington
Mr.. Kimball, Mrs. Fred Grant
Mrs. Wm- j. Blackwell. Mrs. Gegrvp
Hebron, Mrs Geo. III. Kittinger. Mr.
A. y. Stewart, Mrs. Bailey Gafxerf
Mrs seufeisaer. Mrs. Maurice Ne.
Micken. Mrs. Maddocks. Mrs Shields
Mrs. w. r.. Jennings, Mrs. Davis
Kellogg. Mrs. Jacob Furth. Mr.. W.T.
liam Hasbrouck, Mrs. w.. II r.
Green. Mrs. ]. b. Lowma1. Mr.. Thos
Burke, Mrs. Russell. Mrs. w q
Squire. Mrs Watson. Mrs. Pratt. srx
Hopkins. Mrs. ]. r. Hoyt. Mrs. Ne
wins. Mrs. WhittIesey. Mrs.. Osrnr.d
Mrs. David Baxter. Mrs. Brooks Mr.
spariing- Mrs. Fred. Enarlinv Nrx
Alden Mrs Hazelfon. Mis- Whituev
Miss De Wolf Miss sparIinv Mis- an
na Sparkling, Miss Sfruve. Hiss Rsash
Miss Ferry. Miss Van wvck Me
iiopEins, Miss sheafe and Miss Reed.
cFGAExAxEEs' BALL.
Cigarmakers' Union yo. LIS. az
Seattle, gave its FIRST annual bali al
Turner's hall on Monday night. Fully
10 couples were present, and danced
70 splendid music furnished By Prof.
sanghn's orchestra. until an early
hour IN the morning The dances
were suitably dedicated to various
labor organizations. accompanied by
appropriate notices. No. IL on the
programme was q schgftische. accom-
panied BY II am Hungry No. IL.
Lancers, by Let us Eat, and No. Is.
q waltz, expresses great satisfaction in
IL accompanying NOTICE. II Feel
Better" showing that the merry
makers had partaken OF the excellent
supper served irs the banquet room by
Messrs. simpson K Pool. Mayor
Moran, - whom the grand
march was dedicated, and to whom
had been rendered the honor OF open
Ing the bail, wasunable to lie present,
and expressed mis- regrets in very
courteous letter.
\ VOTING rEoPLEs PAgrY.
A very pleasant young peoples
party was rendered by Roy Ballard to
many OF his young friends at the resi-
dence of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. ID. Ballard. on The corner OF
Third and Lenora streets. last
Wednesday evening. The evening
was delightfully."- spent by those
present, who wiled the hours away
by playing social games and charades.
and partaking of delicious collation.
which was served In the dining room.
Among those present were: Miss
Helen Penfsld, Miss Edith Dearborn.
Miss Addie Harris Miss Blanche
Case, Miss Minnie Reeves, Miss Bessie
Burwell. Miss Ella Dougan, Miss Eta
Alderman, Miss Helen Gillette. Miss
Blanche Treen. Miss Eva Campbell.
Dir. Leo Willard, Mr.. Bracket Case.
Mr.. Arthur Campbell. Mr. Mark
George, Mr.. Van Smith, Mr.. William
Reeves, Mr.. William Dosgan. Mr..
Oliver Waterhousc and Mr.. Ray
Foster.
DAMON SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Damon last
Wednesday evening ct their residence,
on the cerner OF Ninth aud Terrace
streets. by number of friends. The
occasion was greatly enjoyed by every
one present. and at a late hour the
guests departed with cordial invita-
ton to come again. A light collation.
was partaken OF by those present, who
were Miss Ella Ryther, Miss Nav
Ryther. Miss Lustaff. Miss Pratt, Miss
Walker. Miss HAYNES, Miss Alma
Johnson, Miss Mary johnson, Miss
McRae. Miss Adams, Miss Leake.
Miss Bard, Miss Means. Miss Long
and Messrs. l.. c.. Branson. Weather
iy, o'Hara, Morford, Thad Branson,
Scott, ceRae. Pratt, I.ustoff. Green.
Means, Haynes, Balm. Jackson ard
Bard.
CHRISTIAN ESDRAyog SOCIAL.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the NJ. r. Church held their regular
business meeting and social
last Friday evening in the parlors of
the church. After the meeting the
assembled guests were DELIGHTFULLY."- en-.
tertainesi hy listening Ia the following
which was well rendered
Vocal duet aiss o qiIii els atmao,
select Reading. Mrs. W. G. Knox
Vocal solu..s....-.s..........- Miss Lizzie Green
heciiatiufi s....,Mtss NJ Cole
ya..t me. Miss Cora Clas0n
.''.'''' JF. NJ. 81. Grout
Afterwards few light refreshments
were paftaken of and the rest OF the
evening was pleasantly spent in social
HARMONY CLUB REHEARSAL.
The members OF the Harmony Club
held a very pleasant rehearsal last
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Lizzie Marshall, on Second street. The
pleasures OF the evening were derived
from vocal aud instrumental music
and dancing by those present. who
were Miss Lizzie Marshall, Miss
Charlotte Seldom, Miss Madeline Bray.
Miss Engels. Miss Moreenstern. Miss
kierski, Miss Pontins, Miss Mepher-
son, Miss Clara Wilson, Mr. George f.
Mcguire, Mr.. Howard Baker, Mr.. /
liney Bean, Mr.. :. Henderson. Cap
lain Burnett. nr. Frank IL. Fisher, /
Mr. Il. A. Woodward, Mr.. Paul u.
Barr. Mr.. T. ID. Mcdonald. Mr.. q. y /
lansing and Ar. Gilbert smith.
SERVICES ArpRgc,Arsp
The members Of the bible training
lass of the Young Mems Christian
Association presented TO their teacher, /
Secretary George Carter, very hand /
Ione hall lamp. Mt his residence. on /
Pike street. between Sixth and Seventh. f
asst Thursday evening. Mr., Carter f
gracefully accepted the gift in few /
remarks. The presenta- I
ION was made in recognition of the +
lntirinn efforts MIR. carter has made
n behalf Of the members and the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The evening was pleasantly spent In
oeiai conversation and vocal and In
tramental music.
Rack no SEATTLE.
To morrow tnc popular vocalist,
Mrs. ". !. Story. will leave Vancouver,
]. C., FOR her home much improved +
n health. She leaves host OF friends
n Vancouver. both musicalls and So
tally. Miss Fanny Mcnongall viii ac-
company her aud spend \ few DAVIS i'm
his city and will no doubt take prom
nent part ia the coming grand concert
q he given by the members OF she
Harmony Club under the direction OF
Yrs. story. These ladies will receive
warm welcome hy their friends here.
cHESrSrT snciAHIE.
The ladies' Of the Taylor congrega-
ional church held very pleasant
chestnut soeiahlen last Friday
vening in Odd Fellows bali in North
seattle. 4 very pleasant feature of
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