The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20

and W0S reared 70 m@ssAoo0 ~As>
boundaries of that state He was formerly
bcCkkeeper for the California Nauohsl
bank. Of San Francisco. but IS nov prom
inent resident Of Seattle. where he and ms
wife wiz reside For their wedding mp
Mr.. and Mrs. Nigsse win spend week q
Santa TuIipe, Santa Clara county, CaL.
where Mr.. NiggEe.s folks reside They wiii
come 70 Seattle about November -
HER F1EsT BTKTHpAY.
Miss Hids. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
s. Frauenthai. was one year old on Sasur-
dav. Ocsobe. IL. and ill the babies on the
block helped her 10 celebrate the event
A score OF Youngsters were her invited
guests. Some were infants in arms. and
Others could walk without falling down,
bur they nearly ali came with their parents
There was great time all afternoon, and
much conversation among the youngsters
that the old folks couldn { understand. The
guests. ali firm friends of Miss Hiida, were:
NyYon Aarcnson. Ira Fortiouis. Becca
Fortlouis. Rosa Goststein. Myer New
berger. Joe Newherger. Margery Squire,
Alta Koru. Tutsi Beck. Master Beck. Car
ne Newberger. Baby Ssoltz. Blanche New
berger. Emil Frauenthal. Henry Franen-
thai. Tessse Preston, Carrie Aaronson, Car
lie Frauenthal, Baby Davis.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOCIAL.
A delightful sociable. under the auspices
of the ladies' society of the Second Pres
byterian church. was held on Friday even
ing. at the residence of Colonel Prewett,
corner OF Bell and Third streets. The at
tendance was large. the spirit OF all con-
cernei excellent, refreshments abundant,
and the hospitality of the host and his
family worthy of imitation as well as COM
mendation. The pleasure of the occasion
was greatly enhanced bv the charming
singing of Mesdames Laird. Josenhans and
Porter. admirable recitations by Mrs. Hig-
gins. and execution of difficult music on
the piano by Miss Prewett. This thriving
congregation proposes TO hold sociable
every month, thus awakening q lively in
terest in church work
PLEASANT EVENING.
Judge and Mrs. HUMPHREYS entertained
a number Of friends at their home on
Columbia street, Wednesday evening. The
evening was made pleasant by choice mti-
steal and literary programme, dancing and
delightful refreshments. Miss l.. Pratt re-
cited The Pilot in pleasing manner.
Miss y. V. Freshman sang ''Supposing' in
her usual excellent style. Mrs. Humphries
then sang sweet Heather Bells" delight
fully, and IN response to an enthusiastic
encore sang jamie" The party will be
delightfully."- remembered by those who
were fortunate enough 10 be present.
LUNCHEON At THE sEAGRAvE.
Hon. III. A. f. Carter, Hawaiian minis
ter, to the United States, who has been
spending few days in the city, guest at
the Seagrave, gave an !mpromptu
iuuch party at that hosiery on
Wednesday noon to the members
of his family and immediate friends. Those
at lunch were Hon. and Mrs. II. A. z. Car
ter, Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Carter, Miss Car
ter, Miss Cordelia Carter, Miss Ethel Car
ter. Miss Florence Carter. Mr.. George r..
Carter and Mr.. John Carter. of Honolulu
and Miss KeIstey and Mrs. Young, of
Seattle.
SOCIAL on ELEVENTH STREET.
The pleasant home of Mrs. c. X. Jenner,
on South Eleventh street, was the scene of
an ENJOYABLE social Tuesday evening. Re-
freshments were served, and an impromptu
programme rendered in most acceptable
manner. Miss Kate Tewksbury and DIR. c.
A. Smith favored the guests with an instru-
x.
Miss Helen Wilder and Miss Clara HUFF
sang delightful duet, which was followed
by solo by Mrs. George b. Adair. The
social broke up at late hour with pleas
ant memories OF the evenings enjoyment.
COMING MUSICAL TREAT.
A musical concert will be given during
the first week of November at Turner
hall, by q number of excellent musicians
OF this city. Among others who will APP
pear are: Madame Bert Crivelli, Mr.. w.
Martins, piano and organ virtuoso, Mr.. c.
2. Alien. late Of the Washington univer-
sity. Mr.. Anfind Anderson. late tenor of
the Royal operahouse. Stockholm, and
others.
BoN-ToN PARTY.
A very successful benton party was
given at Wickstroms hall, corner Eighth
and Columbia streets. last evening, under
the auspices of the Queen City dancing
academy. A large crowd was in attend
ance and it was only few moments before
midnight that the merry young people
scattered for their respective homes.
NEW ENGLAND SUPER.
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. of North
Seattle opened their headquarters on Bell
street Friday night, in an old. fashioned
New England supper. A great many
friends of the union were present and q
most enjoyable evening spent.
MRS. SENATOR DoLrH ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Senator ]. n. Dolph, of Portland
was entertained at an improptu luncheon
Wednesday noon. by Mrs. s. Frauenthsl
on Second street. The other guests were
Mrs. Watson c. Squire and Mrs. Governor
L. z. Ferry.
Mrs. l.. d. Willard is visiting friends IN
Portland.
Mr.. Lawrence Booth is recovering from
severe attack of fever.
Mrs. G. G. White left yesterday for Port.
land to be gone over Sunday.
Miss Anna Halford sister of Mrs q =
White, is visiting friends in Portland.
Mr.. Chef Kelly and Frank Carol left lac,
night for Portland and the industrial fair
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Ballard leave tomor.
row night Tor hve-months' visit to Lower
California.
Miss Jessie and Miss Ollie MANNING "a
turned during the week from visit To
skagit City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Pontius arrived -
the city Friday from Port Townsend 10
visit friends.
Mrs. Captain G. II. Parker. of Olvmn;a
Is visiting her sister, Mrs w. A. Harrirg'
ton, OF this city.
Mr.. f. A. Strout and bride have arrival
in Seattle. after an extensive tour thror,sh
the Eastern states
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Ewing lsf, for
San Francisco Thursday niph, 20 -