The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-27

Lake Trout Ia Regence.
Pourn Parisiene-
Psssus q n Finsneier.
Teneerioin OF Beef.
SQUADS on Toast Lettuce Salade.
Roman Punch.
Roast Turkey. NaIlard Duck.
Apple sauce. currant Jelly.
Asparagus.
Plum Pudding. Brandy Sauce
Wine Jelly. Hart Sauce.
Nesselradc Pudding
Cakes
French Notices. Candies.
Mr.. and Mrs Gatzert's guests were: Gov
ernor and Mrs. Ferry, Governor and Mrs.
Squire. Major and Mrs. Hayden. Doctor
and Mrs. T. T. Minor. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Furth, Mr.. and Mrs. John Leary. Mr.. and
Mr.. ID. kellogg, Mrs. Russell, Mr.. l..
Schwabacher. Mr.. James Goldsmith.
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY.
At the regular weekly meeting of the
High School Literary society, Thursday
afternoon, the following excellent pro-
gram was rendered:
Edith McGraw
PIPER
Scene from shakespeare......-. Chss,sr MORSE nuss
instrumental Music. .............. Blanche Prewett
Paper on school Mamie Pickering
Essay iiiiam Mann
keelfafiors.-.--.----- Liiian Preweit
Seattle In Gertrude Moore
Defamation. P1nkney
Pen MeRae
Instrumental Minor
Recitation. Maggie Fierce
Paper Eric Latiner
Recitation. Miiham
News OF the Week..................--Anuie Raymond
The following officers have been elected
to serve during the ensuing term: Presi-
dent, Marshall Muliion; vice president,
Huber Spriger; secretary, Hattie Bray
editor. Bertha Benjamin; executive COM
mittee, Miss Shumway, Anita Hunt and
Seth Morford.
MUSICAL RECITAL.
Saturday afternoon Miss Julia Chamber
lin and Mr.. Il. c. Allen. of the Conserva-
tory of Music, conducted musical recital
III the university chapel Many friends
and relatives of the pupils were present
and were pleasantly entertained by the sue
cessfui rendition of the following select pro-
gramme:
Hunting Eyes Galop--four hands. ...... ..........
Misses Callie Gillette Repa Bsgley, May
Ciohecy aud Edith Simon.
Dolls Oesen
Miss Ida Franklin.
Dora IOefcharn
Miss Abbie Drew.
Violin Sole-Doness "a air. Miss Ruth Catch
Across the Gabriel
Miss Maud Ward.
......Lange
Mr. Edward Drew.
Spring Mendelssohn
Miss Boardman.
Vocal Solo-'sMan the Life Boai"..........
T. T. Weldon
Violin solo-De Beriots7 eth air Miss Josie Beede
waltzln Chop,n
Miss May Clohcey.
rHILoNATHEAS SOCIETY.
The Phiiomthean Literary Society held a
most interesting meeting in the university
chapel Friday afternoon. The following
officers were elected for the term: Presi-
dent, Hattie Proctor; vice president.
Edith Blackman; secretary. Otto Ceilings;
marshal. Frank Griffith, librarian, Nav
Clohecy; censor. Wyle Morris. After the
election the following programme was
listened to by the members and friends of
the society;
Instrumental Mar Clohecy
Recttation..-...-....-. Miss Carrie Noble
Male
Messrs. Morris, Ceilings, Dudley and Noble
Essay Miss Maud Mcclellan
Vocal Miss Maud ward
CLAN HUNT.
1t has long been the custom for the
geological students of the University to
make occasional excursions into the conn
try, and along the shores ol the lakes and
sound. in search of specimens. The latest
expedition of this kind occurred SATURDAY.
forenoon. when five young ladies went To
Lake Washington in search OF fresh water
clans. Everything was lovely, fine CLANS
were captured and many more seemed
doomed. when two of the young ladies fell
into the water. and had TO hunt for dry
clothing. To the great relief OF the hunted
biyalyes. The party consisted of Miss Vim
ME Ewing. Miss Minnie Pelton. Miss Addle
Hawley, Miss Mary Wakefield, Miss Hattie
GTiswold.
MISS sybETs BIRTHDAY,
party was given to Miss Winnie Shor,
Tuesday afternoon. at the residence of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. : L. Short. cam.
memorating her eleventh birthday. The
time was very pleasantly passed in games
music, etc. Al the Young ladies' sst
down Ia supper, and the festivities were
aiterSard continued Mrs. short was a.
sisted IN entertaining the guests bv her
daughter. Miss Josie Short, aud Miss Filth
simon. Those present Mere: Misses
Minnie Short, Edith Simon. Josie Short
Sadie Kellogg, lone Cater. Rosa aud Itsv
~Ald, May and Fiossie Adalr. Ethel ami
Brownie Bagley, Mable Ward. Ella ". aid
olive Kelly. AMY Smith aud Vera Mears.
arAIK OK EoNAS HISTORY.
one Of The books OF required readings for
ChaGiAaqua circles for this year includes
History oi Rene" The studv of this xoi.
ume WAS maie very interesting for Piv.
mouth circle oa last Tuesday evening Al tha
home 81 Mr, A. :. Bgrwell by the presence
Of Rev, Ii. l.. BATES. who has lust retained
from tonr al Europe A talk o. tao
hours was enjoyed hy all and viii prove ~
great help - the members Of the circle in
the parsali of further study.
Party N soEgH sKarrix.
Mr. and Mrs Gardner Kellogg gsve
pleasant party to 5 few friends AZ their
home on West street last Friday evsnia.
After the usual conversational. games were
taken sp and heartily participated il, hv
al Anoui midnight ref-sshasss ftts were
served AID Ma fo.lose 80 By singing. after