The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

81 GO check and q bs3ntifuI gold watch
from her husband F0ls0wing the supper.
seFersl pie=s4nk houxz were spent With
rsasic aud dausinK, and IL vas vel or
t0ward Mcknight when the gzzes1s depA-ted
for houe. wfiIs hearIng more eongrasz-
LAti0ns upon tae haDpy coaple- Those
present we're Ms ard Mrs.. Adam Ortiz,
Mr. ard Mrs. y. A. MeKsrxie. Mr. ard
Hrs. n. GlSers. Mr.. ard Mrs. z. Scott. Mr.
and MFa T. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. ReAph,
Mr. and Mrs. GrHg. AT and Mrs. g. =.
Alexander. Mr. and Nrs. WusthoE, Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles Armstrong. Ny- an1 Mrs.
Loehe, Mr. and Mrs. Michel. Nr. aid Mrs.
Wolf. Miss Bessie Van Wort. Miss Nc
Ear0y. Hiss Emily Carkeek. Miss Hattie
MaidnsenE, Miss Wnndsrs, Miss Sparkling,
TIE Misses Orth, Mr.. =. II L2tiner. Mr..
]. r. ChIhTrg. Mr. William Carkeek. Ar.
A vaahsach, Nr. " Echnst, Mr.. +. H
Peterson. MF. r. II. PennyEafher. Mr..
John Black. Mr. w. G. Reysi, Mr.. G. E.
Eraseh ard Master George Ortiz
vsIDAr sIsnT's cescxRT-
Seldom are the residents Of this city
favored with q musical and literary enter
talnment participated IN b. Is many artists
- vas the concert given by she Plymouth
Yoang Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavoF. st Plymouth church, Friday even
ing. The occasion viii be pleasantly re-
membered By the splendid audience that
flied the church auditorium. To attempt
70 speak IN praise Of one member and omit
another would be impossible. Il is suzl-
Gent 20 say that the entire programme Was
rendered in refreshing manner, so much
50 that the listeners went home with
genuine compliments for the participants:
Following Is the programme IS rendered:
Reading The snip OF Faith
Miss Olive Z. House.
ConfraI4o
MEs Job IySn.
comic soug Put On De Golden Shoe
GeoFve Washington Crane win Guitar Ae-
compartment b Mrs. Hrgn y. Wight
Reading
Mss Addie l. Pratt
s6ag1Day Drsaaz Anton etreAezd
Mrx George A. Smith
Piano setec1e1
Miss Hoskinson
Violin
Miss Josie Baesie.
song-.Thee fhInk q. Asrea-itas ----.-.-----
-........-...-...-..as.....-... Meyer Helnmmel
Mrs. ~ starry.
Piano soIo--s'Polacca BEiilantes-.C. Won weber
Mrs. n. Ella
Miss Pratk
Esss solo-s'The Fog Bell r--.~--Henry fontet
Mr.. Gewge A. Smith
Vocal Duet Feel Thy Angel Spirit $4,000.
Holman
M. and MIRA George A. Smith.
TN. II. A. HoP.
The FIRST informal hop given by the
Young Mems Hebrew Association at their
new halt. corner Commercial aud Wash
ington streets, last Thursday evening was
. most enjoyable affair. The bail was
tastefully decorated with eyergTeens, ivy
and cut flowers. and presented most at
fraetive appearance. At one end Of the
room the tword "Wele0ne" appeared in
evergreens and ivy. and al the other side
the clubs emblem. composed Of the same
material The music furnished was ex-
csllent. the ladies were pretty, the gentle
meg2ttentsEe. the programme neat snd Of
conSznienG size, and the dancing enjoyed
most thoroughly" During the evening q
delightful lunch was served. The following
ladies and gentlemen enjoyed the evening:
My. and Mrs. A. ForsIouis .Mrand AIRS. scho-
enfield. Mrs. Eclleman. Miss B. ID. Epiegal,
Miss r. narss, Miss 3. Rosenthal. Mis- s
Grambeaum, Miss Annie Howetz. Miss B.
echoenfeld. Miss Jennie Hornwitz. Miss z.
Ksane, Miss Ida Mitchell, Miss Lottie
Tyler, Miss T. Levy, Miss Chamberlain.
Miss Frudenherg. Miss N. solomon, Miss
Carrie Korn, Miss II. Levy, Miss Wolf.
Miss Schultz, Miss I. Rosenthal. Miss L.
Levy, Miss Capens, Mr.. I. Shuts. Mr.. VI.
b. Schoenfeld, Mr.. n. Schultz. Mr. A. Gut
man. Mr.. Kaufman. Mr. Ernest Bollock,
Mr.. +. Never, Mr. NJ. Armhold, Mr.. II.
Gordan. Mr.. b. Davis. Mr.. Sam Cohen.
Mr. Schoenfeld, Mr. ]. Kline. Mr.. Sol
Blrm, Mr. |. Brown. Mr.. I. Rosenthal,
Mr.. L. Gottstein. Mr.. H. Ahrahams. Mr.
r. Goldberg, Mr.. /. Buxhaam, Mr.. ID.
Marx, Mr.. Leo Grumbeaum.
coMrss MUSICAL THAR.
Lovers Of good music are hooking for
ward with interest 70 the operatic concert
10 be given next Tuesday evening. at
Turner hail. By seventy Ave, or more, To-
cal musicians. under the direction Of Mrs.
NJ. s. story. Features Of the entertain
ment win be the solos. duets and choruses
from MikAdo, and the Mother Goose nur-
sery rhymes sung and danced hy fifteen
children. The costumes will be Gorgeous,
and the iahleaux strikiHglY original. and
well mounted. The box sheet was
opened yesterday morning at Stewart
& Holmes Drug Company. The
following are among the participants;
Mrs. NJ. s. story, Mrs. Job. d Lyons, Mrs
". Clarke, Mrs. g. +. MeachAm, Mrs. DR.
Earseson. Miss Mamie Bray. Miss Lillian
Bourrourhs, Miss Addie z Pratt. Miss
Kate Pearce. Miss Lulu Reynotas. Miss
Alice Thornayke. Miss josephine sea-
brooke. Miss Hattie Bray. Miss Rahy Bray.
Miss Marion cAnGeid Miss Aadie z. Pratt,
Miss l.. Burroughs, Miss III. Bray. Miss ~
bray, Miss A. ThoFndyke. Miss ]. Beede,
Miss J. SeAhruke, Mrs. Il. Clarke, Miss L.
Keynoads. Miss. x Pearce, Mrs. Maud
Clarke, Miss May Ra<k. Miss Fannie Par
kinson. Miss Mamie RuA. Miss Josie
Reeie. Miss Blanche Clarke. Miss Blanche
Kelly. Miss Louise seldom, Miss Matte
Keasng. Miss Rlanehe Pixley. Miss Flora
Yakish. Miss Fsorence PeAtScdy. Miss Ethel
Elliott. Miss Pearl Danies4. Miss Edna
Alien. Masters James Kelly. Ceiin Story.
paul Hubbard. George Beeae. Armstrong
TGrneT, Harry Hoyt. Fred Kelly.
rwASxsetviss KxxEeasE9 AZ nxxsx scHocr.
The pupsfs og the several rooms Of the
peany sehoal held regulaz Thanksgiving
exercises on "Wednesday afternoon. The
black boards 81 rooms ten ard twelve were
covered VITA heKatifal drawings, done hy
Mss 0rris' class. Ameng those rnass To-
table WE'RE a ssaeaE cf grain and scene Of
the Landing Of sAs Pilgrim Fathers. .
TIE programme Was uaaer ire direction OF
Mrs. r +, Ntekels. the vses principal. A
nrmter OF frsrnsis o. she scholars weTe pres-
ens 70 sn5oy tie pleAsnFseae occasion.
Feltow.ne Is IRE programme - renacred .