The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
p,sume Of the Weeks social
Happenings.
ne Remarkable Eject Of Lsnf-oai-
etness RuIes-socfaf Notes
other Places.

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-. sneh worldly Things - dancing
-. entertainment, and almost COM
ana s''e. ~. -. ,ess,r. az eorr~.
Paese - xxnek ,I,srs havs F...,,,
d5ring the l'a71 80 - 90 ? = -
number OF social gathe1ihgs.
The entertainment IN Erye's opera
h..~e last Wednesday evening in the
- ). ..sweef charity was sue
eAuH' e. he 1,tsle ONES I-r.cap Toms
cess roA "a, -..-t... 60. So. -.
Cabin, though s''ine :. .ass ',.''s- : - =,
ras source Of eo1sideraple aHthse-
,,ent. and TO them is ever likely to be
- For this week the Muslin
sesa. a,rear ~ he the only ocesr-
cohses = - -.
renees OF hoss
yar1oalTEEAs ANNIVERSARY.
r. p,.;,auaathean Literary Society
me ! celebrated their srs.-
Of the siis,s -. ~ Fr;dsv avs,;r,x
ond anniversary " 1919
With literary anu musical
programme. Inc exeleises we're De-
gun By an exceiieht ihs.ltlhlsfi.al u. e
ks the Misses fle,ia baRiey ana 'aitie
Gillette. Inc ute =. tne plece WAS
The Jolly blacks iiii.sis, anu tnohgn
aifficalf % fenders W a. elseI, II most
satisfactory manner. aiss afihsirusig
displayed rare aiiilty LOT one 20 young
IN her rendition on me eneetise poem
entitled asleep a. .iis oMlth- MISS
Juils lnan5peIl'il' aI5s is''llh =. Dss,isy
~. - VIII & ar ti,s. IIill . a med.
L. Is,s The history OF the society was
tben given by Clarence Ward. The
history extended BACK 70 ieay, when
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THE Y. ". c. r. e. ENTERTAINMENT.
fa;r.sixed audience witnessed with
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,.,s 49, ..1.s''sN
even 'as. wednesday evening III
frye's opera house Dy tue Young
women stnristian temperance union
q Tacoma, Tor the beneilt OF the boys
Coffee Hoiise, soon TO be established
IN that city. The evenings entertain
ment began with the performance Of
the Tustspieis overture by the orcbes-
ira In q manner that evoked generous
applause. Then came the singing OF
the selection Blow Winds, Blow" by
amale quartet consisting OF Messrs.
r. '.,,,'. ,...s.1sa asa ls,
ann, suded and for am enrare az
equally pleasing song was rendered.
The vocal solo. The Song That
Reached Ny Heart. BY Mrs.Johnson.
was really exccitent renuItlon, ana
-
1tsu number on taie proefa'i.ie. MIS-.
Ju1HcuH - TIE poSstr5of pi q Siessts
strong and well inodnlated voice, and
IL particularly effective in her rendi-
ton Of the hish notes For an encore
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PAescss1aot ui tnr interesting csa-
tasa Mis- ress Mary and her
Flowers. The eantata. which was |
SOMETHING OF novelty was larry |
Wen acted. Inc piece was parucl- |
paieu III py the following Young ladies'
Misses iaxAie nuIns, seahe SHAW,
Laufihe SHAW, Nellie Ferry. rannie
Iossa, hauiie .<ofeii, owe ieohey,
S!eila siiesney, ROBERTA usnaond ana
Misses rosief. STAGE aisa box Win
y, ci'uIus oi sheiis anu oeiis. Al IN al. !
The entertainment was success, ana
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srx.re n.,.~xa sn..,,w
The rsg,,tar n,eefin~ &c The sana,.
DEBATING society oe,,Frr..; nm ,,;,lay
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s...'. -, a's:. ~ piuslns sets
fei' .ss'',ia''sd
"sNa'A'Aopi Neaseahee o' , pelha raa
eeaing ..Tn l,,s, psis.,a.s,s. e'o'a
'......'..'..''M M. nov ballard
Essay, Mothers Apron Strings -.
.....s.....,...,.. Miss Florence ssoweIl
fesH' onig an Ola tray basket
s.o,., ,s.''''' '.''s''.s. MISS Minnie nnsnes
sasr. AZ a.s,o sasn1tsns
sT,ar tho ,ao.a - ,h., 'e.q
tpftsinn,en, an ele,.,s,,n ~ n,si,.srs
vas held, with the folio sing result:
resident, Mrs. Frank copp. vice
~ ~;' Ms vs. My,a 5soweni seere-,
NJ Van sn,;sb. a' ' a ssera,n,,
! and treasurer. Mr. seth Norfar,t
eiisor. Mr Errnll rahanski. marshal
Nj. RaInh lionksuS. ami Aoorkeaner
Mr.. Charlie, DSwninc
spplN" hAbiS'
NJ. Erie Farrell and Ida ;. Adder /
sn, both of Salmon bay, were united
10 marriage on SATURDAY. March q Al
tAe home ~ ~, h..s',ss - 81
mar hsy W. - f@,y -, IA "a .
Nc sn,.. i, = !. nosssssas a.'a
All a. 49,. ,oa .ssso a. ksos ., na
thfastifia .ohnsOn assffsA as brides.
mssss. The happv eat.uie were tha
s1psens ii many handsome presents
s 49, ussE Trends. Among those
ars NJ 49, sa1 sie eola s.,,s. M laFaes
al Mr. ifras.,,;s. NJ p..,,s.sn,,
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PLEASANT SOCIAL.
4 yerg pleaSant Sos,ial marty ana