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

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-. :. Misses sasis ana sesaie Hs:sst,zs
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veal seic Mr.. :. Korxkl
sELvAs-JeESxes.
The patterned manson Of The .sasn
sons 81 Ophein homestead. g,ssa,
county. was vel flied with relative
ard friends on the evening q Mar.l
ytsil. % assist IN celebrating tie mai
riags 81 Miss Sanna johnson aa5 Mr.
John A. sivan, who has ssaFsE for him
self nice hume In that now ro,suloss.
neaghborhood- Ats clock the harp,
co1pae. escorted by Mr.. I..verin Joiin.
son. brother OF the bride. az les.
man, and Miss Eirdfe Jacobs. al Por,
Madison, rs bridesmaid, ensered the
passoTrand were shortly loifaez il
marriages by Rev. John r. Damon. 81
Seattle. A samptuosss and elegantly.
appointed repass followed tins ce-e.
usosy. AID the company broke uas AT 4
late hour. With many expressions ..
kindly regard for the fisw home,
makers. Among those present were
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Johnson. Ar. and
Mrs, Charles Cook. Mr.. and ssrs.
VIM. Kall. Mrs. G.. ". tsoItren. Mr..
u. r. f.onde, Lewis Johnson. Miss
Laura Johnson, Miss Bertha Olsen.
Miss Clara Cook. Ole Christossen
ard Others
fssTALI.srfos oY oFrIcgRs.
The weekly meeting Of the North
Seattle w. G. r. u. was he'd in the
Bztsery-strect n. f. Church on Tees.
day. April 2, at 2.3D p. M. After
bibss reading and prayers by Mrs. J.
A. Malone. and the singiag OF appro.
pirate hymns By the members. the
meeting was formally opened for bus.
mess BY the president, Mrs. Homer
Hill Several new members were en-.
rolled.
By order Of the president. reports
were read by the secretary and differ.
ent committees who had been ap.
pointed 70 act, after which the in.
stailation OF the following officers
took place. President, Mr.. hover.
ing. vice president. Mrs. Homer Hui,
secretary, Mrs. s. Nav. treasurer
Mrs. Susie Barr: press committee
Mrs. Susie Barr.
The business on hand being thor
oughly discussed pro- tenn, the meet
ing was adjourned for one week.
KNIGHTS TgxpLsg ELEcrfox.
At the regular concIaye OF Seattle
eommandery. No. 2. X. t.. the follow
ing gentlemen were duly elected: En-.
commander, @. n. Alexander: general.
issimo, w. v. Rinehart; capsain-een.
eral, Henry +. Phillips. prelate, Rev.
John +. Damon; treasurer. Hillorp
Butler. recorder, George @. White
senior warden. Trusfen +. DYER
junior warden, Joseph At. TAYLOR
standard bearer, Robert Glennon
sword bearer, Aibro Gardner; warden.
John Christian Peterson: first guard
Neil Sebastian Peterson second guard.
William r. Graham; third guard
Watson Allen: sentinel, Charles ID.
Knight The officers elected will be
duly installed on Good Friday, 10Th
instant. The order of the temple was
conferred on one candidate, and the
interesting ceremonies of the evening
closed with toothsome banquet.
PLEASANT FATTY
Misses Cora NJ. Bigelow and Fanny
Churchill gave pleasant party to
their numerous university friends nj
the residence OF Mr.. ] N. Bigelow
corner OF Third and Union streets. or
Friday evening. The evening was
spent In social conversation, playing
games, singing and deciaiming. At a
late hour refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Misses
Clara IL B;gslow, Fanny Churchill.
Josie Jscklin. Daisy Nickles. Clara
Dickcy. Maud Parker. Adella Parker.
Addie Hawley. Maud Ward, Louise
Monroe. Grace Hatch, and Messrs.
G. G. Ward. Otto Ceilings. ]. A. KEEL.
logg. ]. L. Dudley. X. +. HawIey. Ell
Nickles, Frank Griffith, Matthew
Gormley Harry McCombs. r. T.. Well
born ans. Mr. Noble.
SURPRISE Party.
A most agreeable and pleasant birth.
day surprise party was rendered Mrs
Wit Van Wart. mt the residence of Mr..
Ed Van Wart, Main street, on Tues
day evening last. The evening was
pleasantly spent In playing whist. A
delicious supper WAS served ut III
o'clock and afterward several games
were played, In which all participated.
The company then departed TO their
respective homes after very enjoy.
able evening. Among the guests
present were: Mesdames Van Hars,
Armstrong, Shanbut. Orth. Brockway,
Van Brocklin, Kent and Randall, Mrs,
0rth, Mrs. Efockw ay. Mrs. Stanton
and MessrS, Van Brocklin. III. Van
krocklin, n. Van Brockiin, Ed Van
Vert, Wit Van Vert. and Allen Boil
ton.
axy. H. L. HATES FAREWELL.
Rev. II. l.. Bates spent his last even
ing in Seattle. at least for some tins
20 come, at the residence Of Mr.. Jane:
NJ. Colman, corner of Fourth and
Columbia streets. Thursday evening
with a number Of his friends. Ths
evening was passed principally in
social conversation. At "A late hour &
lunch WAS served TO tbs
guests, after which Mr.. Bates t5ob
leave OF those who had assembled Il
bid him farewell Among those pres
ent were Rev. II l.. hates, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. NJ. CcIman, Mr. and Mrs
Everett Smith, Mis- Helen Wilder
Miss Hough. Miss Edith SanderSon
Miss Ada George. Miss Lille Root
Mr.. r. T.. Simpson and Messrs. Law
renee and George Iolman.
PLEASANT SURPRISE FAerY.
A birthday surprise party was giycr
to Mrs. Fred nieimaa at her resi-
dence. corner al Tenth and Pike. b.
her sister Miss Kate Shauton. on Mon
siay lasf. Mrs. nieknan was the re.
cipient of several valuable pseseats
The evening was spsak in card play
ing and dancing. At II O'Clock ar
elegant supper was served. after which
the guests dispersed Among those
present were Messiames Dickman
Rrockway. Stanton. IA. Van Wart,
vii Van Wart. Mae atgre. heSusicy,
the Misses MacIntyre. Miss McEiroy
Miss Alyoy. Miss Estahrook, Mis-
nrsck way, aud Miss stanton. Nests
Allea. Eolfcn, MCINTYRE. DickmAn
Harris, McSorley. MeE.irov and Others
Y. N. &. A. RECEPTION.
The members ot the Y NJ. G. A.
were rendered reception last Friday
evening by the Young Peoples Society
Of the M. f. church. There ASS a
goosi-SExed audience in attendance
and from early evening until quite =
late hour the spacious rooms presented
an animated appearance. The ladies'
auxitsssx dispensed ice-<FeanA, and 50
was raised In ais; ii the piano fund
which has naw been ainisSt entirely
subscribed. The evening Was spent IN
social intercourse. ard everything
passed on most smoothly.
FAREWELL. ngSsRR.