The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

s11tstrssss IL Hughes. r.
pavisz and D II Morgan An old IA
s9y!te Sax then given bs ID. weber
With great elect. followed By solo hy
=. HoEells, sitter which the club sang.
.t1n the March. Mr. James Brerift
treated the audience 10. the song.
y here the Water Lilies Grow This
wss st1ereesIed b. songs from Messrs-
". 6eorge j. T. Williams. A. Tara
oszA- e. Davies. 4. Enfsevts, -. ~
MORGAN. y. Hughes. r.. Davies and }
horelisy followed by . duet by Messrs.
5eorEs and Brevsst. and $ song by X.
HnRhess all present joining in The
chorus. a trio by Messrx. George,
howesis and Davies closed the must
eai entertainment. A sssoyf time was
afterwards spent IN social converse
ana . pleasant erenine brought TO an
end BY selection from the 6Iee club
AdieHs we're taea said, and ziI united
n wishing boa sosags 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
W +. Morgan and family.
pnxsx WHIST.
A very pleasant drive whist party
WAS given by Mrs. A. w. Engie at her
new residences. corner Of Tenth and
Terrace streets. has. .ss---lay even
ing. Among the guests were: Judge
and Mrs Hort. Mr.. ard Mrs. Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baiiey Gatxert. Judge
and Mrs. II. q. Strure, Capt. and Mrs.
Pratt. Mr. and Mrs &. NJ. HaIIer, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ McMicken, Judge and
Mrs Burke, ex-Goy. and Mrs. T.. T..
Ferry, Col and Mrs. q. q. HaiIer, DIR.
and Mrs +. r. Minor. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. M, Reid, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Sand
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Firth. Mr..
and Mrs. David Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maddocks. Mr.. and Mrs. :. Bax-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Pumphrey, Col.
and Mrs. J. Z. Heines, Ex.-Goy. and
Mrs Watson c. Squire, Mr.. and Mrs.
kimbali, Mr.. and Ars. Fred. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Carkeek. Mr.. and
Mrs. George 3. Kifsinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Boone. Mr.. and Mrs. A..
b. Stewart. Mrs. Miller of Olympia,
Mrs. ". FELTON,. Mrs. NJ. b. v. Stacey.
Mr.. Alfred Holman, Mr.. j. I.earv, Mr..
R.N. NcFadden. Mr.. FL. Butter. Ar.
III. l.. Tesler aud Mr.. w. III. Clark,
Mrs. Russell of California
The royal prizes were won By DIR
and Mrs i. T. Minor, and Mrs. q. NJ.
Halter and Mr. w. II. Clark. The
boobies were awarded 10 Mrs. Stacey.
Mrs. Baxter. Mr.. Reed and Mr.. San
ders. This Is the first entertainment
given By MIS-, Engie in her new home.
BIRTHDAY AsxrvEEzanY
Last Wednesday evening the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs.. T. T. Holden,
on Fifth and Virginia streets, was
the scene Of joyous gathering, the
occasion being the anniversary Of the
thlrty-ninth birthday OF the host. The
guests arranged the matter among
themselves, unknown TO Mr. Holden,
so that he was pleasantly surprised 10
ind a large number OF friends arrive
and shake him by the hand, wishing
him az the same time many joyous
returns.
The efforts of the host and hostess
to entertain were elninentiy success
present Whist and other amase-
ments were followed sy dancing,
which in turn was succeeded by de-
licious supper. This ended, dane
ing was resumed until an
early hour Those present were:
Mr.. aud Mrs. O. Garrison, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Leckie. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
L. HUFF, Mrs !. G. Mitchell, Mrs. +.
Briggs, Mrs. Hull, Miss Annie Christ,
Miss Flora FTiedland. Miss Garrison,
Miss Howe, Miss McElroy, Miss Hit
bruner, Miss Maud Holden, Miss Hat
tie Spray. aud Messrs. r Uiin, Jr.,
ii. =. Byrely. L. r. Spencer, VIM.
Christ, w. i. Chance, John Eyler,
Charles MeElroy. w. 5. Moifet and
l.. Il. Spray.
MASONIC BANQUET.
Thursday evening, al Masonic Hall,
Seattle Chapter. No. 3. Royal Arch
Masons. passed q very pleasant time
over the accession TO their number of
wpanionx w. y. Jenkins. OF What
com; Robert Craig, Of snohomish,
and l.. w. Wheeler of Seattle. In
spite Of the incicment weather there
was good attendance, and the rere-
mony vas concluded By banquet at
which the jolly companions were re-
called in sumptuous style. Those pres
ens were: Messrs. A. l.. Spencer. III.
p. w. V. Reinhart, ID. II. p, G.. n.
Alexander, +. X, ]. NJ. TAYLOR. K. c..
w. w. Pool, G. of H., G. w. Lawton.
X. A. G., d. McKinnon. r. s., Rev.
John r. Damon, chaplain. C. FL. Mer-
rie. secretary, III. Butler. treasurer, T.
q. Amcs. Il. A. Bell, T. III. Cam, S.
r.. Cough, ]. f. Cochran, j. G. Calvin,
C. Dibbie, w. III. Ellis, X. j. Graham,
III Gormiey, j. w. George. III. H.
Hill, ]. Julian, q Kinnear, ].
H. McGraw, A. Macintosh.
n. III. Martin. q. w. Palmer,
A. Il. Palmer, |. Parker, w. Il. Rodg-
A. &c., A
Sedgwick. G. q. White, j g. Wright,
Allen, Il. Il. Freesle. L. Pratt, ]. +.
Eshelman. w. d. jenkins. l.. II.
Wheeler. r. Craig and forty visitors
from other chapter.
cagkRsK-sNirH.
The wedding chimes made sweetest
harmonies as Mr.. William Carkeek,
OF the Seattle Quintette club, and Miss
Meta Smith, an accepted fayorite In
musical circles. were joined in the holy
bonds OF matrimony en- last Monday
evening by Res. John II. Damon, at
the residence OF the brides parents, in
central Seattle. The dwelling was
tastsfuliy decorated and we'll filled BY
the immediate relatives OF
the happy pair. who were sup
ported dtaring the ceremony
hy Mr.. Y. Hugo Smith, brother OF the
bride, and Miss Emily j. carkeek,
niece of the Bridegroom. An elegant
and highly enjoyed repast was sue
cseied hy the rendering oF choice
selection of both vocal and inssru-
mental music. in which the bride.
bridegroom. bridesmaid, Mr.. Nicholas
and others participated. The new
married couple proceeded the same
evening 10 Portland on their wedding
trip, sfser which Seattle viii be their
abiding place. The many presents
were elegan: IN design and very useful.
Conspicuous among them was beau-
tifui piano. the Eifl Of tse brides broth
or, v Hugo Smith Only the immedi-
ate friends and relatives OF the con-
tracing parties were present.