The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
AN EY1oYknl.K 49,.

Reading from Miles standIsh with ta5leau
An ENJOYABLE EVENT
4 very pleasant party was given al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. penketh
North Seattle last Thursday evening,
ia honor OF Mr.. ]. III. CasKey, prior 10
bis departure TO the eastern pari Of
the territory. The evening was spent
In dancing intersperseJ with songs
and music. 1T IL o'clock a delicious
repast was served by Mrs. penketh,
after which the guests took their de-
parture. Among these who attended
are Mr. and Mrs. penkesh, Miss X.
Palmer. Misses Victoria and Annie
Penkefh, Miss Lulu Allen, Miss
MeshoO, Miss Jessie tiiilies; Mrssrs.
Eugene Alien, J. Fl. Caskey. John
| Matthias and Henry Pearmine.
THE riRgweN's HAiI.,
The annual ball OF Engine Company
No. /. which was held last Saturday
evening ut the Arnory building. was a
grand success In spite OF the iRelement
weather. Prof. Vaughgn's orchestra
furnished excellent music for the occa-
sion. Mr.. James Sniisher made an
efficient floor manager, Dancing was
indulged in until midnight when sup
per Was served The supper was very
elaborate. ami VAS greatly relisheei by
its partakerS After supper dancing
was resumed and kept up until = late
hopr.
wgibINe agi-ls.
saps. John ". Brooks. 90 the steam.
er Nellle, and Miss Nettie +. Drew, NJ
this cits. we're united in marriage lass
Monday afternoon on board the cap
tain'S baat by Rev John r. Damon.
The wedding took place IN the pres
euce of sev immediate friends o. the
happy couple. After the performance
1T the ceremony a repaSt VAS served.
The eapiain was the recipient OK many
cou srat0latiaas from his fetlow-sse8na
aealmen,
otftKTvg 20 al rR0pgcEp,
Harmony Clah contensrlates giving
another uf issexcellent entertainments
in the near future. This time. instead
of giving a eoueert, an epera VIII I've
prsetuetsf 1t has. been decided 81
nlav .0iivetsp. and already The cast
i gseing arranged Il Is intended 10
make tae production grand one.
The time ~ giving the entertainment
has nos been decided upon.
FLOWER rEsEivAI.
81 the regular meeting Of the ". u
T. Z, LAST Friday afternoon II VIZ
unanimously decided 70 bold grand
flower lestivai soase time during May.
a hall j. q be engaged and the affair
il - he an elaborate enc / called
meeting az sh.e unI0n Will tr held some
dav shi< Wees uheu the proper CON-
sasttees To tssrry oaf the project WI nc
a8As8
ExTgErtINzs ENr ANp eALL.
Al entertainment ana ball IS - be
giyea thiz eveuine Ina Tara Nerpls bah
UnGes The l.ssp.es, a. The Seattle Turn
/ Verciu Au excellent programme has
beea srFAnes2 rs tEge committee II
I charee. Il IS 10 eOu0luae with an ia.
tsfs iss4g ssr.lmz IN German ~ she
Ciuse ~ itge pFosrapsme tlaus ing wsgl
se began AD& wsll continue anti late
hour
SsSAr8 pEHsFlSss sssga WTx.
The regular weekly entertainment
given rs the Senate aelsa ur society,
occurred as Fri lay sve nire At Tsrowa's
ha}s Tse 0fsicefs eiecyea ~ fAe last
fneetiug were installed. after Whs, l. Az
excellent aga varied programme was
rendered rs lie T1eEalssrs of elr Ssc5e
~. TIE atlaie. bs,iys being wei al
f tended. VS. dee3 ;ssl sgse ess
F&gs Sal.
f Hey. 3oan r. l,agnoa Is a. Port
Ma4lsoa. he re u a. to-meFro~.
Mr. Fred STahaHa. who has been
quite ill for some siay 5, is eengalescens.
Miss Lillian Burroughs, who has