The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17

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On last Taesday evening occurred
the fsrEt ANIMAL BALLOT grieklayers. BE-
nevolent and Protective Taiou. Nd.
OF Seattle. Turner hall. ~hiels had been
engaged for The occasion. was taste
stsiiy and artl-ticaily decorated with
steamers and eyergreens- Euliy 80
couples attended and ENJOYMENT
fslgnea supreme until the early hoars
o. the following morning. Prof
hrfngae orchestra furnished the unss-
SIC for the ball To the fssioz ing ef,gr,-
fnittee y due the credit for peffsnt or
Ger and perfect arrangements In eye~v
detail. Floor eornmiEaes-w. A,
Kainey. w. 6. Baker. II. &. Cawsey.
James Hardy. Reception c0mmlttee-~
Alexander williamson. J. f. Carney.
Matt Branegan. George Hooker, C. r.
Waterman. G. g. Cawsey. III 3. Scott.
An FsTgRgsrTss DKEArK.
The second debate between the
Aiethesonean and Philomalhean So
ciesies OF the University Of Washing
ton, occurred on last Friday afternoon
IN the university hall The subject
discussed was: Resolved that cir
cuHstances make the man The
Achievements who were represented
by Mise Maud Parker. Mr.. T.. NickIer.
Hiss LosIise Monroe and Mr.. X. L.
HaEtey. chaulpioned the affirmative.
Mr.. II. sehirmer, Miss Aggie Goddard,
Ar. Noble and Mr.. H0mhiet, who
represented the PliiInmatheanS, OF
course spoke in favor Of the
negative. After carefully weigh
ing the arguments the Judges decided
that the affirmative side Of the aues-
ton should prevail.
A SILVER AssTrERsAgY.
Tuesday the 18th inst. will he the
silver an niversary Of the order OF
knights of Pythias. On the evening
81 that day Seattle Division, No. 1.
Uniform Rank viii give a grand bali
In the First Regiment armory. The
division VIII give an exhibition drill
on the night Of the ball under com
mand OF Col. j. c. Haines. II is un-
derst0od Jon good authority that
the Port Townsend division of the
Uniform Rank will attend the ball In
a body.
CADETS cosTsu ENTERTAINMENT.
The University cadets will give a
dramatic, musical and literary enter
tainnent in ,he University chapel on
Saturday evening, February q. The
object of the entertainment is to raise
money with which To purchase arms
for the officers and uniforms for the
priyases. As the object il a worthy
one IL is probable that there will he a
large crowd in attendance.
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.
DIR. and Mrs. T. I. Minor gave COM
dinner. last night. to the
members of the naval nog
visiting this city. Those present.
besides DIR. and Mrs. Miner were Cap
tains Mahan, Chester and Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Morris Halter. Mrs. Major Brecken-
ridge. OF Olympia, and Dir. Alfred
Holman.
EtLiTHoEP-gosE.
On last "Wednesday evening Mr.. r.
Z. Eliithorp and Miss Eta Jose, both
of this city. were married at the resi-
denee OF nr. Elliott Brown, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, who
performed the interesting ceremony.
After the marriage the happy couple
received the congratulations of their
friends.
FUTURE EVENTS.
Washington Camp. No. /, Patriotic
Sons OF America. viii give their sec
ond annual bail on the evening OF
February % The following gentlemen
constitute committee on arrange
ments: Boyd ]. Hallmark. Josiah
Jr.. j. ID. l.. MoGaughey. c.
III. kittinger and w. II. Gorham.
TgwPLAR MASONRY.
st the regular meeting of Seattle
commandery. No. 2. X. T., on Friday
evening, four gentlemen were created
and dubbed Knights of the Red Gross.
The membership was increased one BY
utilization, ard several distinguished
Masous were present from abroad.
az visitors and guests.
LYTs-EhIIs.
Mr.. James w. I.yts and Miss Jane
Ellis we're united in the bonds OF mat.
rimony yesterday afternoon. at the
Arlington hotel, by The Rev. Dean
Watson. A few friends Of The con-
parties witnessed the cere-
monies Beth the bride and groom
are Of this county.
wILLIAMs-sfpSEY.
Mr.. Ben. c. Williams and Miss Mary
II. Sidney. both of King county, were
married at Trinity rectory In this city
Yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Dean
:. Watson.
PERSONALS.
Rev. lie soura Of Whatcom is in the
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". III. Maud are at
5st@Sstsh III E2-tR-AstN2At v sstAt0ftasts
NJ. Frank y. Smith has accepted a
position with Sshelman, Lleweiiyn &
20.
Mr.. Cad Hampton Spokane Falls
lss been III the city FOR the past few
lays.
The Misses Nicholsof Portland. or,
.re guests Of their sister. Mrs. III. L.
Bates OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert fantes OF Lew
stcn, Idaho, arc visiting Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. 4. Kelly III this city.
Mr. T.. Thompson. Jr.. has almost
Entirely recovered from his recent Ill
ness, and viii BE at has usual post OF
inty TO morrow.
Mr. Frank swasey, ex-depaty eoun-
" tax collector 81 Alameda county,
California, IS visiting Seattle Tor the
irst time ia six years
Mrs. ". f. HandSaker has been Sc
.Soasiy lndiSposed fer the last few
lays, from : cold contracted at the
sssshoys' reception last Wednesday
afternoon.
seciAL sorES.
The Y. Nc. A. will give tea al the
.ociesy'S hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. {. F. Whittlesey gave an inter
sting whist party at her residence last
Thursday evening.
The German prize fair at Turner
iAli begins on the 18Th inst, and con-
lnues until the eiSt. inclusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ;. Robertson az
franklin. spent couple Of days 81 the
arlington this week. and Young Rob