The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-31

qnite number OF her lady frieads at
the residence Of her parents. corner 81
, Third and University streets. on
1nursdzy afternoon The invited
guests assembled at 2 O'Clock and re-
manned until evening. During the AZ
se1aovn Yea kna luncheon was served
ny the hostess: Appended Is partial
Campbell. Mrs. William CafnpheIl
Ms Scott. Misses Nellie and calIie
Gillette. Misses Nina and Berniee
Foster. Misses Sabinz and Nellie Eird
Miss Jessie Tereside. Miss Minnie
Peares. Mas Sennie FORSYTH. Miss 10
sic CoIsock and Miss Blanche Treen.
THE GEEMas BALL.
The bali aud theatrical entertain
menf given last SUNDAY evening. in
Turner hall by the Seattle Turn yerein.
was pronounced success. There was
large croSd in attendance. and the
music was exceedingly fine. The
evenings festivities opened with one
act comedy. participated In By the
members Of the Nefein. At tbe end
OF the dramatic performance, which
was very amusing. dancing was be-
gun. AZ Y O'Clock an internission
was had for supper. After supper
dancing was resumed and continued
until an early hour irs the morning.
81. CECILIA c1EH.
The last meeting oil the SC. Cecilia
Club was held at the residence OF Mrs.
James A. Painting. corner OF West
and Bell streets, yesterday afternoon.
The programme for the afternoon was
as follows.
senate. Mozart
Musical Moment schubert
song. ''The Garden Of Sleep Kan
Sacbt sfucke sehumspu
Pal0naiAen- Chopin
Waltz Jaee.rv
After delightful discussion OF the
programmes the society adjourned TO
meet April rs.
arKPgfsg PATTY.
Miss Lottie Seldeu was rendered a
surprise party last Saturday evening
by her mother, Mrs. I. NJ. Selden. At
a prearranged hour In the evening a
nafabeT Of the young iady's friends
entered the home OF her parents on
Pine street. completely surprising her,
and few hours of pleasant recreation
followed. Some Of those who attend
ed favored the party with interesting
vocal selections and well rendered reci-
tations. At late hour refreshments
were served after which the guests de-
parted for their homes.
FLOWER FESTIVAL.
Alta meeting OF the local branch OF
the w. c. T. T.. held Friday after
noon in the headquarters of the asso-
citation. Mrs. X. Bryant, Mrs. lee and
Mrs. NJ. r. Handsaker were appointed
committee TO make the necessary
arrangements for the flower festival
which the society contemplates giving
within the next few weeks.
w.c.T. U. NOTES.
! The Loyal Legion viii meet regn-
larry every Sunday at 3 o'clock at w.
q. +. u. headquarters, corner OF
Marion and Third streets.
Owing 10 little MISUNDERSTANDING
| tie meeting to organize a Y. w. G. r.
Z. was postponed until next Weanes-
day mt 4 O'Clock at w. G. T. T. head
quarters. All young ladies OF che city
arc cordially invited to be present.
! All ladies who will assist the ladies
Of w. c. T. e. with the flower festival
| in May are cordially invited to be
present at the regular meeting at head
quarters next Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. when they viii appoint their
committees.
SOCIAL MOTIFS
Miss Mary Pontius entertained g
Few 81 her friends at her home last
"Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday evening the EN-
ployes OF the Seattle Transfer C0mpa-
nv presented w. j. Ross. baggage
clerk, with a $50 gold -headed cane.
Y On April rs the Seattle Turn vsrein
will give ia annual ball. In connec-
ton with dancing. a gymnastic and
musical performance Is 10 be given
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins en-
tertained few of their friends ut their
residence. ON the northeast corner OF
Second and Pike streets. last Saturday
evening.
Miss Bush has presented the local
branch of the w. c. T. u. with large
crayon portrait OF Judge Roger ).
Greene. The picture is 10 be placed in
the rooms OF the union on Third
street.
Pacific lodge, No. ~. I. o. G. T..
contemplafes giving an apron social
next "Wednesday evening in the lodge
room, corner of Fifth and Pike streets.
The ladies who attend are 20 bring
aprons. which the gentlemen who at
tend are 20 hem. the one doing The
best work 70 be presented with med
al and 10 be regarded as the best man
of the evening. A lunch Is Ia be
served late In the evening. Members
and friends are invited.
PERSONAL.
A. j, Fish and wife have snne 10
Olympia.
Mr.. c. Christie returned yesterday
from Samish.
Mrs, nr. Z. II. Miller returned from
California last week.
Mr.. e. A. Coolidge leaves tonight
for short trip O. Portland.
/ Mrs. Dr. Peytoa, OF Salem, Oregon.
is in the city, the guest Of Mrs T. FL.
Cam.
Rev. ]. &. Damoa wens 10 Port
Madison yesterday. He returns to-
/ norrow.
Mr.. W. III. Maud and wife have re-
/ turned from Lower California, width.
Z er they went some weeks since.
Mr. II. f. Mcclure. who has been
sick Tor . few DAYS past. i GONZALES
cent. He was down town yesterday
/ for the first tinse.
Mrs. Mary Logan and Miss Jessie
L. hass. Of Salem, or who have been
in town for the past few weeks have
/ gone Ia Whafcom.
NJ. Ward r Hubbard, accompanied
/ By his sister. Miss kitsie ". Hubbard.
+ left Yesterday for Slaughter on visit
! TO Miss Lola Hubbard OF that city.
+ Mr. +. 4. Esteas. the attornes. who
+ arrived here from Kansas some time
since. and who has been seriously Ill
ever since he came here. il improving
greatly.
Mrs. Woodbury., OF Iowa. arrived
I here yesterday laorniug from her
/ Eastern home. She comes 10 Seattle
| 10 attend To her son, Mr. Oscar Wood.
bury. who i very III and not eSssctssa
Co live.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.