The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-31

6@IGkHXX IN O&N n IA l.
e he end Of the Lenten season ap-
nuneches affairs are returning 70 their
fnruy former state. The past week,
III no affairs Of particular brillian-
= secured. was successful one soci-
n. Mr. q. NJ. Haller's party on
1i;dsy evening was q very pleasant
Gcnt, and those who attended were
l11fikhted with the entertainment AZ
lorded them. The social given on the
me sveHing by the Young Peoples
lpciety OF the Baptist church was an
~ decidedly enjoyable affair. The
~ happenings Of the week win be
lDund below.
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL.
he Young Peoples Society OF the
yIfss Baptist church gave another OF
1keir enjoyable sociaIs In the church
3 ~ Friday evening. There was a good
I'D crowd IN attendance. and fine
f|ne vas had Proceedings opened
Nh the singing Of a hymn By the
audience, followed by vocal duet by
Misses Florence Caldwell and l.. Rose.
Mss Augusta Williams then gave an
interesting Scotch recitation. after
which Miss Alice Hamlet closed the
musical Part of the programme with q
veal solo. An hour Of social inter-
Ourse followed, when supper was
mnounced. The supper, which was
- last number on the programme,
- greatly enjoyed by those who par
tD9k Of il. Amcng those present were
Nisses May Jenkins, Daisy Jenkins.
lie Jenkins. Ollie ketehum, Alice
CALDWELL, Florence Caldwell, Grace
Ill, Helen McRae, Fannie McRae.
Jesie Good. Trean Rhine, Lizzie Ham
=. NoIlie Essary Eta shepard Emma
t6s3er OF California. Mabel Ward,
uesie Hanser; Mrs. Capt. Smith, Rev.
Y. Whitaker. Messrs. Samuel NJ.
Hsuser, Frank Pierce. Meser, Lon
Wet, Frank McRae, Ralph Hopkins,
kennedy, T. g. Jones, Arthur Ward
Carxnce Ward. Howard Waltz. 81.
Means. AZ. b. Frost OF Oakland. r.
Ihnsiox u. O Hara. Benjamin Humes,
plas Hall. Charles O'HaFa and Mr.
Walker.
SENATE DEBATING SOCIETY,".
The Senate Debating Society held
another Of It's interesting weekly meet
ings ii the society's hall on Third
stscetoa Friday evening. The follow
ing programme was rendered by the
members
Recitation ....... Mis= I1ottie Scott
10y ...............~ Mr.. +. copp
i ossstsslon Miss sssce yro sn.. =,
Reading ........... Miss Florence stoweil
Lecture. ...z...............Mr Carol Howe
Debate Rssplufd. That the council was
Juetited in passing the law that compelled
pf0peny owners 10 guarantee the payment
q grade tax before streets viii be graded.
Amr2afire--kaiph =. HOPKINS and Carol
Howe. Negative Roy Ballard aud Van
omi;h.
The young people take a great in
tercst in this debating society. More
than 80 members and visitors Sere
present at the meeting. The above
programme was rendered effectively
oy The participants and with pleas
ure To the hearers. The debate was
ysSv interesting. being discussed with
great warmth and intelligence by both
ndes. The judges decided in favor OF
The negative.
PROGRESSIVE ErcRgg PARTY.
The Daifodil progressive euchre
party given by Mrs. Morris Halter on
Friday evening. March ~, was an usi-
usually enjoy able occasion. The en-
teftaininent afforded the guests was of
very pleasant nature. progressive
euchre being of course the principal
feature. Miss BESSIE Minor and Mr..
Yale won the royal prizes and Mrs.
hawes and Mrs. Petty 8he eousola-
non prizes The ladies received hou-
quets OF daffodils tied with yellow rib
een and the gentlemen single daffo-
uais. supper was served in the dining
fooin at III p. m. Among those pres
ent We're: DIR. and Mrs. Minor. Mrs.
s.C. Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. David
haxier. Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Pratt, Mr..
md Mrs. John +. Gale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z > J. Hunt, Miss Van Wyek. Miss
suont, Miss Snyder. Miss BOYLE, Mr..
Mred Holman. Mr.. Edmund Burke
chicago. Mr.. w. i. Martin of Oma-
e, Mr.. Boyle. Mr. Bailey, Mr.. Collins.
n Strout, Mr.. Alhertsnn, Mr.. Tom
Aiaertson, Mr. w A. Peters. Mr.. Pei.
y and Mr.. Lewis Cox.
kpskwATER GLKE CIUR.
The regular weekly meeting OF Edge
Wafer Glee Club was held last We,ines-
way evening AT the residence of Mr.. q.
Roman. Mrs. Boman received
sae guests. doing the honors Of the
ssehlng IN very gracious manner.
- tue close of the rendition OF ait
interesting literary and dramatic pro-
usmme, which had previously been
atansei, whist and other card games
ssfe indalged In. At y late hour the
snias Pleasures were brought - a
ose With the serving of Refreshments
asef which the guests dispersed. APP
aae1 will he found the names OF
nose who attended: Mr.. and Mrs. G..
heman. Mr.. and Mrs. I.ovelock.
s. and Mrs. Stumer, Mr.. and Mrs
Sssae Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. DensmoFe,
Ss Nelson, Misses Susie and Daisy
nnihdred, the MeSsrs. Gould, Mr.. VI.
rsnsinors, Mr.. John Crawford, Mr..
smared. Mr.. Ed. Crawford. Mr..
asefy Mr.. {, l. Stone, Mr.. Wheeler.
Nathan Anderson. Mr.. Frank
sz.sort and Mr.. Walker.
TINTED ENDOWMENT SOCIAL.
United Endowment Association
s.se ass iirst social since the organixa-
'a " the Seattle branch az the So
bali last Thursday evening.
evening np 10 10 o'clock was spent
@ciA Intercourse. At the above
49,. 49,, dancing was begun and kept up
Z - sae y late hour. At the conclusion
: uas dance delicious supper was
sed- Noticeable among those pres
~ were: Mrs. T. II. Dempsey, Mrs.
vvsapes Miss Jennie Croker. Miss
Mot. Miss Pixley. Mis- Mari Kline
eafts Mr.. LYMAN Wn.,l NJ. NJ