The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

xtaus viii Re taken 70 make il big affair
The counties requests that the pastors of
the city churches, n the Sunday
services. ask that each one send cooked
provisions 10 the Arnory By 70 O'Clock
FRIDAY morning. Monday evening mass
meeting viii be held Al the auditorium of
| the First u. z. chprch st 30 O'Clock. IN
recognition OF the fifteenth anniversary OF
| the crusade movement There viii be 3
choice musical and literary programme
rendered. and speech-making by different
members OF the w. C. I. U.
uSrrAEEAx cHURca BAxAAk
The lafiies OF the Unitarian church gave
q highly snecessfal Christmas bazaar and
musical entertainment at their church.
/ Friday evening. The sale OF different artl-
cIes netted quite a sum, which viii be de-
voted 70 the relief fund OF the church. The
/ programme was excellent. Mrs. Maurice
McMicken rendered an excellent solo. and
/ C. w Snyder sung the Ave Maria Miss
Chamberlain and Mrs. Weinhsgen rem
dered some fine instrumental music. and
Mr. Thompson. of this city, and DIR. Curtis
/ of Puyaiiap. gave readings. Refreshments
/ we're served after the entertainment.
PLEASANT OCCASION.
Mrs r. NJ. Phillips entertained q num-
her Of young PEOPLE. Friday night, at her
cottage, on Third street near Bell. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in dancing
and other social paStimes. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Hindman, Miss Daisy
Kendrick and Miss Foss. OF Annie Wright
seminary Tacoma, Miss Emma Vincent,
Miss Harriet " Phelps, Mr.. Allen c.
Batch. Mr.. +. Henderson. Mr.. Howard
Baker. Mr.. Randall. Mr.. julius Westerman
and Mr.. Grant Phillips.
DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. E. p. Caldwell gave delightful din
ner IN honor of Hon. Bartlett Trip, in the
private dining-room of the Tacoma hotel.
on Wednesday evening. The other guests
were: Hon. Carroll b. Graves, Hon. Galu-
sha Parsons. Hon. T. L. stiles, Hon. S. A.
Wheelright, Mr.. III. X. Moore, Mr.. Allen
c. Mason. Mr.. ]. c. Drake and Captain J.
| NJ. Ashton.
THE ALPHA pELPHA PHI.
The Alpha Delpha Phi members have be-
! gun TO take steps toward forming per-
manent association in the Northwest. A
club viii be organized OF graduates belong
ing to this society in Tacoma and Seattle.
The first meeting of the club was held on
Tuesday evening at the Rochester hotel.
COMING FESTIVITIES.
The Turn Verein will give their last pub
lie ball at their nall on New Years night.
Next Saturday evening the Norwegian
Singing Society viii give 3 ball at the
Armory.
The Baptist Social Union win give ban
quent at the Rainier, Monday evening
| December 50.
The First Regiment band viii give
grand ball at the Armory on New Years
eve which promises TO be an event OF the
holidays.
annua. ball at the Arnlory Christmas
night. The proceeds viii be devoted to
the relief fund.
This evening the Young Mems Hebrew
association. of the Ohayeth Sholum con-
gregation, viii have social party at their
hall on the corner of Commercial and
| Washington streets.
Mr.. james Hamilton Lewis, will deliver
lecture at Turner hall on tomorrow
(Mondayl evening. for the benefit OF the
Mechanics Reading room. His subject is.
EDO We Dream, or Do We Read %
The Wanona Club party, to be given at
the Armory next Friday evening. promises
TO be tbs most brilliant affair given by that
club since is organization. Ii will be
strictly club party. none but members
attending. The membership has increased
to eighty and many more applications are
being considered.
Elaborate preparations are being made
by the letter carriers for their ball, which
occurs at the Armory Tuesday evening
The dances include LET Err Go" waltz.
the Letter that Never Came" quadriIle.
and the Letter that Was Longed for
Came at Last" and the Letter From
Home" schottisches.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Horr, of Olympia,
were in the city Wednesday.
Captain and Mrs. ID. X Howard visited
friends at Portland during the week
Mr.. b. Policy has gone to New West
minister to spend Christmas with relatives.
Mr. Frank Tiedel. OF the land office, viii
pass the Christmas holidays with his fam
ily at AyondaIe.
Mrs. d. Hamm, of the Snoqualmie hotel,
is spending the Christmas holidays with her
parents at Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Strout viii spend the
holidays in visiting relatives and friends at
Vancouver barracks.
Mrs. William Carkeek and Mrs. Z. T.
Atwood have returned from SIX weeks
visit 10 Davenport, Ia.
Mrs. H. Patton. Of Pueblo, Co... is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ames, corner
OF High and Warren streets.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips and daughter. Miss
Gertie, Of Olympia. we're the guests OF Mrs.
Judge Hoyt during the week.
Mr.. Fred Ssruye, who has been confined
10 his room from illness during the past
ten days, is again able 10 be out.
Mr. and Mrs r. C. Washburn will go
over to Portland tonight 70 spend Christ
mas with Mrs washburn's family.
Prof. w. f. Babcock, principal Of the
Port Townsend public schools, is spending
the Christmas vacation with has brother,
Attorney {. c. Bahcock, in Seattle.
Kiss Josephine Noble. now g student at
Mills college. California. arrived in Seattle
yesterday ard will spend the holidays a.
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. l.. :. ]. Hunt
Lssuteaant John l. Hayden, Of the Pre-
eidio. San Francisco, arrived in this city
Friday and vii spend the holidays with
his parents. Major and Mrs. J. Il. Hayden
Mrs. Il. l.. DaLashmaft, OF Dallas Or. Il
visiting her daughter. Mrs. DIR. III. r.
smith. in this city. Miss Clara Stevens.
81 the same city, Is also visiting Mrs
Smith.
Mr.. Ralph E Moody. prominent YOUNG
attorney OF Port Townsend, Is in the city
on his way 10 Salem, Or. where ne wili Pass