The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24


j Holmes. Mrs. Mary Griswold. Mrs-
John Coleman. Mrs. s. Christensen. Mrs.
Newell, Mrs.. FrancIn. Mrs. Hattie Piper
Mrs. Helen Burke, Mira Louisa BCgzrts
Mrs. Mary r Thorndyke, Mrs Eliza J.
Robbins. Mrs Mary z Ames, MTs. MAG
&c A. I3ySafer. Mrs. Maggie ]. Barrie,
Mis. Emma r. Eliot, Mrs. II. fredElck,
Mrs. Roaert Moran. Miss krideE. Miss
Lnln u. Brown.
EERrHpAr rAETv.
4 very pleasant birthday party took
place &C the residence 81 Mf. james Clancy.
on fifth street, between Lenora and FIr-
gifIia. Thursday evening. It was given IN
honor OF the hosts son, Mr.. John ]. Clan
ey. who commenced his twenty-seeond
year on that evening. A great many
friends Of the young man gladly accepted
invitations 10 participate and wished him
8 long and prosperous life Dancing and
cards were INDUCED IN until . late hour,
music being furnished By an orchestra
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
James Clancy. IT., Mr.. and Mrs. w. J..
Barry, Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Haghes. Mrs.
Thomas Clancy, Miss McEfroy, Miss Grace
Clancy. the Misses Bagley. Miss Miller,
Miss Kate Stanton. Miss Kane, Miss Hat
tie Griffith, Mr. MeElroy, Mr. w. Russell.
Dir. y. Davis. Mr g. W. Clancy. Mr.. Nor
ley, Dir. 7. II. Clancy, Mr.. Kane.
MRs. M'DosALp's PARTY.
A pleasant party was given last Wednes-
day evening by Miss Mary Mcdonald, az
the residence Of Mr.. O. A. Waterhouse. on
West street Social games and singing
contributed to the evenings enjoyment.
About midnight refreshments were served
and highly enjoyed. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs Waterhouse, Mr. and Mrs.
E. r. simpson, Miss Helen Wilder, Miss
Clara Bigelow, Miss Mabel Dickey, Miss
Kate Tewksbury, Miss Clara Dtckey. Miss
Lille Maitland. Miss Amy George. Miss
Ida Burwell. Miss Alice Baker. Miss Ruth
Waterhoase. Miss c. Kinney. Miss L.Wil-
lard, Mr.. George Colman. Mr.. Daniel Kim
ney, Mr.. David Bigelow, Mr.. McEwan, Mr..
John Whalley. Mr.. q. w. Crane. Mr..
James Whalley, Mr.. Arson Burwell, Mr..
John Dods and SIR. l.. ]. Coleman.
DINNER TO SENATOR SQUIRE
The diringrooms of the elegant new
Hotel Rainier were the scene Of a
dinner party given there Friday even
ing BY Mr.. W. Z. Bailey, in honor
of Senator Squire, previous to that
gentieman's departure tor Washing
ing. Those at the table were: Senator
squire. Judge II. g. Struya, Judge Thomas
Burke. DIR. r. I. Minor, Mfr. L. s. j. Hunt,
Mr.. John Leary, Mr.. John III. MeGraw,
Mr. +. o. Graves, Mr. r. b. Albertson,
Colonel G. g. Lyon, Mr.. W. r. Forrest.
Mr.. q. III. HeiIbron. Mr.. a. B. Stewart,
Col. Thomas Ewing and Mr.. W. e. Bailey.
DINNER PARTY AT THE RAEsIKR
Mr.. w. f. Bailey gave dinner Thursday
night in a private dining room at the Hotel
Rainier TO Mr.. Edward Bailey, OF Harris
burg, Pa. and Mr.. Robert Wilson, OF Col
orado, who have been his guests
during the past week. Those at
the table were: Mr.. Edward Bailey,
Mr.. Robert Wilson, Mr.. r. ii. Boyle, Mr..
William NJ. Wood, Mr.. Clarence Wood,
Mr., Alfred Holman, Mr. W. A. PeIly, Mr..
Josiah Collins, Mr. Abram Barker, Mr.. E.
h. Downing. Mr.. w. A. Peters and Mr.. w.
f. Bailey.
SWEET Music RINGING.
The pupils Of the conservatory Of music,
connected with the University, gave a de-
Iightfal piano recital in the chapel yesfer-
dAf AAtEABRQ&1s NfAtA kftE AAtEL$iDA Vi AttE
principal. Miss Julia l.. Chamberlin. The
recital, which was an informal affair. none
but pupils being present, gave splendid
evidence OF the rapid Improvement made
by the participants in their studies under
the guidance of an accomplished teacher.
Ii Is hoped that the pupils OF the conserya-
tory viii appear In public entertainment
soon.
fHILoMATHEAS SOCIETY.
The Philomathean Society held its usual
meeting in the University chapel Friday
afternoon. The following programme was
rendered with great success:
Instrumental Duet. Misses Bfygger and Reeves
Frank Atkins
Instrumental Solo Mis- nlaekman
Joint piscusslon..-Iee Willard, Maud Mcclellan
Instrumental Miss Bigger
Dialogue. Misses Winsof Ward
aud feiton, and Messrs. Griffith and Dunn
Male
.....Messrs Ceilings, Morris. Atkins and Noble
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SOCIAL.
The members OF the Christian church
held an enjoyable social at the residence oi
Mr.. c. l.. Haggard, on Eighth street, be-
tween Columbia and Cherry, Friday even
ing. About nj neTy persons were in attend.
ance IL was an old fashioned basket social
the ladies bringing baskets with lunch and
the gentlemen getting partners by lot.
These soeials viii be held once a month all
winter aud viii prove most entertaining
and pleasant paStinle, IL the other socials
can be judged by this one.
sENTrLK CHORAL rSfos.
The Choral Union, which gave the opera
aQueen Esther" some time since. viii re-
sarne rehearsals next Tuesday evening
under the direction OF Professor Geldes.
The union will give one or two concerts
during the winter and conclude with .
cantata
BIRTHDAY Party LAST night.
Miss GeFsie Batter gave a birthday party
at The residence Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler. No 81 Grant street bridge
last night The event Is one that viii bs
pleasantly remembered by the number OF
young ladies and gentlemen present
ALri pERtTsse SOCIETY.
A debating society. which viii be known
as the Ala Club. has been organized AT the
University. Mr. Maurice Adams Is preSi.
dent, aad Mr. Curtis D. Stratton secretary.
The club meets every Friday evening a;
the chapel.
PLEASANT PAR1x.
Mr., and Mrs. +. E, simpson delightfully."-
entertained few friends Friday evening 4,
their rexiaenee ia North Seattle The even.
inx was very pleasantly spent in games
and conversation.
RKsSoNAxN
Miss Lolita N. Osborn is visiting frienas
in TzcoaAA-
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