The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-07

tkit sst<f,i'itcS VI lf1iitf outt0s ere Tue
only events Of special prominence.
UNITARIAN SOCIAL.
The Unitsrian Church social given
Friday evening at the residence OF nr.
Otto Ranke was one of the best en-
joyed events OF the week. The entire
lower floor oil Mr.. Ranke's elegant res
idence was thrown open 20 the guests
and for ssverg1 hours merriment and
enjoyment were masters OF the situa-
ton. The attendance was large and
select. Daring the evening the follow.
ing programme WAS carried out.
Piano Mr.. De Aurs
Vocal .-.--Geo. Mcguire
yocatdue. ...........,...
80. Miss Lizzie Marshall aud Mr.. storey
gofnet so.o-.-..-.-s Miss Ruby Bray
tioiib ......sDr. ". H. Fisher
kecitstiofi --..,....Ar Geo. i. Mcguire
vocal ....s....Mr. IL. Bean
yocsl solo, with violin obllgxto by Dr.
Jisaef,.,-s-.- .....-.......... Mrs. Storey
Harry arederieks and Miss Ruby Bray
vocal Mrs. Wfxinski
After the rendition OF the programme
amost delicious and bountifui supper
was served. Among those present
we're Mrs. Otto Hanke, Mrs. Capt.
MARSHALL. Mrs. Charles Bray. Miss
Parker. Miss Watson. Mrs. NJ. T.. Sto-
rev, Miss Hetiie Hall. Miss May Pom
tus, Miss Wuzinski. Miss Marguerite
Mckinney, Miss Lizzie Marshall, Miss
Rose MorgaEslern, Misses Mamie,
Ruby and Hattie Bray, Misses
Gretchen and Mamie Ranke, Miss
I0ttie selden, Miss Mamie Board
man. Miss Clara Wilson, Miss Eta
Robinson. Miss Sanborn, Mrs. Mary
Ponfius, Yrs. Wilxinski, the Misses
Hummei, Miss Preston, Miss Jenner,
and Msssrs. 0tto Ranke, 7. +. Dyer.
r. NJ. Carr, Gilbert Il. Smith, II. n.
Smith. Rev. Smith, j. A. Whalley, Z.
Perkins, Paul Barr, r. Morganstern.
George Mcguire, Dr. t. HI. Fisher, G.
Barlow, III. v. Bean, Harry rreder-
icks. Aieck Ranke, Mr.. Mcdonnell. c.
j. Riley and ]. ID. l.. Mc9aughey.
W. c. T. 4. MEETING.
Tho regular weekly meeting OF the
w. c. r. u. was held Friday after
noon In the headquarters Of the union.
Five new members united with the
association. Two OF them were Mrs.
W. H. Butler of Denver, Col, and
Mrs. A. ]. Biake of Oakland. Cal.
weil-known w. @. T. u. workers. The
union decided 20 engage Mrs. Baker.
Of Iowa, To lecture here late in April.
II was decided % invite the vashon
union {, uieet With the union next Fri
day. The last order of business was
the naming and electioa OF the osli-
GERS aud ehairmen oil the various com
mittees on the Hover festival. The re-
xtx a al al
H. ;. ParkAurst; secretary, Mrs. A. j.
hiake; treasurer, Miss j. Hough; gem
eral manager, Mrs. NJ T.. Handsaker.
conniittee On entertainment. Mrs. NJ.
=, Handsaker. chairman; culinary.
Mrs, Lee and Mrs. Kate bryant; lem
onade, Mrs. tieo. II. Adair and
ars. Angus Maekintosh: rose booth.
Mrs.. A. j. Blake. fern booth, Mrs. A.
Brown, orange booth. Miss j Hough,
pansy aud violet, Mrs, j. T. Ronald
cat Howers, Mrs. Whitaker; Washing
nn Territory booth, Mrs. Maddox.
Washington state booth. Mrs Gov.
~. y squire, committee 10 secure
florists exhibits. Mrs. Jaycox; conf
nisiee on school dover displays, City
superintendent Kennedy; church ex-
n.hiis, Mrs. Whitaker; union exhibits.
.fs- LIE. foreign church exhibits.
sE. blerkness; Coed Templar ex-
hihits. Mrs. l.. ID. Crockett fhe tiif-
efent chairmen VIII name their assist
aas some time this week.
MISSIONARY TIA.
Tho Foreign Missionary Society uf
he Methodist Epis copal Church gave
alunch TO the members of the church
N the basement of the church build.
0g Mss Tuesday evening. The affair
vas most successful one. and those
sho were fortunate enough 10 attend
heartily enloyei..themselves. 4 bountl-
su' lunch, consisting of cake, PIE, sanss
siches. coffee and tea, was served
oeiseen and o'clock hy the ladies
~ hs sueiety, and many partook OF
s1e hospitality. After lunch was
Tfssd quarleste oumnos1d os Miss
Vera tiasSoH and Messrs. A. n. Steg-
AT a. NJ. Grant and IL. Fancher
Saaeftd some pleasing vocal selee-
sohs. accompanied by Mrs. G. +. Jcn-
ainss on the organ. Mrs. II. ID. Camp
seai' president ai the association, gave
N interesting aecoan; III the orgsnsza-
Sen ana growth at the foreign mission
NSseses Nrs. 4. Il. Stewart read
ny interesting article ahont the
a,nsloo sonaea. Miss Gayson sang
ssle and Mrs. {. f. Jenner closed
- exercises with pointed discourse
- zoe SAME topic that Mrs. Campbell
Iseasssd. All IN all, the entertain
.eAs Vas decided saccess. and melted
work.
LUNCHEON T. SRs. BrExE.
srs IL. Il. Ragley gave a luncheon
= Ms. Fhos- Burke. previous IL her
departure for Europe at her residence,
so'asr Of Fifth as,i Spring streets.
iharsdsy afternoon. The menu
- very elaborate. and the dinner
Gassed any 81 tie past. efforts 81
-. - hssley, N that line Those
esent were; Mrs Barke, Mrs. Rag
Mrs q. q. Lyon. Mrs. Geo. II.
eSage-. Mrs David Aelioxg. Mrs.
EAeek, Mr.. Forrest, MrS. Bcvd.
Aaadex Nss. Rrnssell. Mr..
NJ Mrs. Ferry. Miss Ferry. and
mrs. " II jennings.
doom TEarEsgs' social.
sscsne Lodge. /. O. G. T.. gave an.
ss ~ rs successful entertainments
wednesday evening last in the
$3.50 room, corner OF Firth and Pike
se''.S fEiiy 80 invited guests at
a TIE social. and ali of thstn
Ssay enjoyed the entertain meat at
Aside from the programme.