The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-15

IT, uvetffsv decorated parsors and took
their position IN an allowed recess. where
Rev. D. r. caRab<n performed the ceFe-
uonv. Mss MargAret Moore was maid 81
nonor. and Mr X II Latimeg acted az the
~ynorzss hest nasn beth The bride and he
/ bridesmaid we're dressed elegantly Ana look
81 charlas ngIv raaient The grnfiemen wore
the conventional black. After receiving
congratulations ti1e young couple led the
vav 10 the sfnfngYoom Ebeye an elaborate
feast was prepares The parsors we're iEn-
nenselv attractive araid a pxofusioa
OF flowers Of Fhe season and
tie ereens OF the fei6. Lovely
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. roses. nzrigolds ard
other sweet flowers we're inter mingled
among festgons o. ivy and evergre ems.
banked ia zleoves, oser the wIndo vs., and
IN every conceivable location The happy
couple were the recipients Of many Tea uti-
ful presents. both appropriate and costly
a valuable gift vas q cheek for 81, COO 10
the bride By her father. Ab0ut midnight
Mr. ard Mrs.. ChtibeTg took their depaT-
tEre, amid congratulations and wishes for
long and happy lie. for their mes horne
on Filth street. whIea the groom, With the
assistance OF bis friends. had previously
prepared. The conp.e viii be at home
to taeir friends on Wednesdays Among
those present at the happy event were;
Major and Mrs. ". Y. Rinehsrt. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Nelson ChArerg, Sir. and Mrs. d. j.
smith. Dir. and Mrs @. II. Coupe, Mr..
AM Mrs. E. r. Castle, Professor and Mrs
fngraham. Miss Margaret Moore, Miss
Lizzie Cox, Miss Emma Allen. Mr.. j. r.
McEIroy. Mr.. n. H. LatiTnsr, SIR J. II.
Hubbell. Mr. William II. Calhoun, Master
David Rinehart.
METHODIST ORGAN RrCETAL-
The second organ recital given by the
Methodist church choir. last Friday even
ing. was an enjoyable affair. and lovers of
good music were delightfully."- entertained
by the pleasing selections. The recital was
al artistic triumph. as was the one given
under the same auspices several weeks pre-
vioas. Following IS the programme as
rendered.
FAIR l.
Organ solo-"Gr&nd DHaT1oire'' ........--..L- weby
Prof H. 8 sharpe
Vocal duet Live 70 Love- paaa
Mrs FFeak J. Laird Mr. Alex W. Craig.
ylolia solo--SeieetIo1s-ssf aust GouEod
Organ accompaniment BY Prof II. 5. shsrPsl
Prof. Fl. I Loseby-
Soprano solo-"SJaSx Of Home Maers
Mrs A. D. stewart
s0ngaTTne TIL Death -6sihy
Mr. ]. T. Brown.
t4.ro so,a "a Tremalo. .-..~-----..- II. ). sharpe
49, ID PasqasnAle esosisehaik
Prot. Il s sharpe.
rAKr IL
Violin solo Legendre Ernst
tOrEan accompaniment By Prot II. s sherpe.l
Prof. III E. Loseby.
song-'sThe Village Blacksmith $1,000. Weiss
Mr. T. Brown.
Piano solo antasie''-s sharpe
Prof II s. sharpe.
cAystina soprano-t'Nei sol quande pin splen
fetrella
Mrs Frederick J. Laird.
Vocal Duet lhioR' Brahan
Prof II. :. sharpe. Mr.. ]. T. BTown-
Violin scl0-s Eesisaatioa'' Loseby
Composed Tor this occasion
Organ accompaniment by Prof.. II. 5. saarpel
Prof. X, =. LoseDy.
ALErHaHEAk SOCIETY.
The Tennyson programme so charmingly
rendered BY the Alethonean Society, Dec
ember 7, was Inadvertently omitted in last
week society. 1t is as follows:
sketch Of Tenayson's Idfe.-...-Adelside Niekels
Recitstio BLOW, Bugle, BLOW,
Ida Franklin.
characteristics OF Tennys KARI
Review OF Idgiis of the King...--...Adella Parker
Recitation. a'Guineyeres .---....--.Aaad Parker.
of the programme delivered Deee mber
rs, one OF the most pleasing features vas
az original story entitled. "0Id and New
Years Ghosts by Grace Catch. The
other numbers were:
Instrumental soio...-.....-....-, The Monastery"
Abhie Drew.
Composition, "A Dream. 's,...,......-Myra Clarke
instrumental Duet-...--.s Fairy Fingers Waltz"
Iva tormley. Gertrude Msekinsosh
| Questions 81 Opinion
Z s.rsff s-sa saxsfA srh Sea urrrlA r0n
| eheoseg
The Bible. dictionary and Shakespeare
were first choice. and an encyclopedias, q
| work Of zoology, Tirgii's "Aeneid" and
Homer's ''Iiiad" were mentioned for the
ether two.
who is ysHF faYorite president, and whyf
! Lincoln was named hy the majority.
/ Who il the greatest heroine ia all history
Joan OF Arc. or Florence Nightingale.
/ what city above az others would you care 70
| vssitf
/ Rome.
Debate esc lve that secret societies are astri.
mental Arirmssive. Aadie HAwiey, G. Morris.
". Freehurgcr. James McPhessoa; negatIve,
Peter MePherson- Decided IN favor Of the
affirmative
Qaafsetse- Misses Short, Keen, Rue, Holhrook.
CHElSrNAs EAzAAR
There was no end Of merriment at the
/ Armory Wednesday and Thursday at the
| Christmas haEaAr given by the ladies Of
/ Trinity Guild. The hailaing was tastefully
/ decorated with flowers and eyeFgresns. and
/ feeling Of comfort and pleasure was ex-
| perienced Immediately upon passing
! through the doors. and gazing upon the
/ bright gaiiy hedeckea booths laden with
| pretty and, tn great many instances. use
ful ornaments prepared expressly for
/ Christmas offerings The charming meE-
/ chants developed al amazing capacity for
business, and many ingenious schemes
we're devised for disp0stng Of their wares
st the greatest possible expense 10 their
guests They were highly successful, too
oae young man even attempted te pas up
his diamond piR at the japanese euro
l-sosh, ard had II not heen for his partner
for she next waltz coming to his assistance
by taking him away. he would have gladly
done so a feature q the two evenings
was the unsical programme on Wednesday
and the nesSsrts exhibition hg Mss Pratt :
class on Thursday Several hours were
devoted each evening 10 dancing. which
was participated IA BY young and old The
hsxsAr was SaccesS socially and nnan-
elaiiy. and viii he delightfully."- remembered.
Mtss HOOD sCaFKIsEn.
Saturday, December :. xas Mss Alice
| Hsosi's birthday anniversary, and that
/ evening 3 number Of trends very success.
fully surprised her BY xwarrsaiag into her
/ harse. corner sixth and Mawavd streets