The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-13

WreSk ~ t.ss Hezcepas ..T Hattie BRAY
ssag- ~Tfss Dsg u Done -----.----..-Ilsju Brown
Es&peTS ana FfoweGa. Ljzz.e Bark
Ns;ss ssansflsa .a-.--..-..-... bessie RuEweii
Lady y eestgF 81 n Dtheaas IsTE0J
spfit ef Poetry ....----.--.-lds COREY
E4sure xat smoa~flskes Pearl Case
seeres fioEs Eyaags3lue Cooper
IGnSfsliosF. biography Mar Damon
Hyperion sGith Dearborn
Recitation Frank Bailey
Ladder 81 -. AuGe beiea Bowen
Burial Of &iaEtaSik gEfts Buck
The JaErney 10 S;saiEg William Beatty
The Tsif se Blacksmith Na,tie Carrie
santa filotsels .-..- -.....-...- BFseksE. Case
P&Hl Revere GEoe Ae't
cgds-''Ilie haiBy Dag .-.--..--- Bessie Bnr@eit
The High school has challenged the
grammar grades OF the Central sencol - a
spelling mafch. TO occur Friday. October
IS. The ehsllenge has been accepted and
spirited contest Is anticipated.
\ good many oil The II gh school scholars
were absent Thursday afternoon 10 attend
the funeral OF their former schoolmate,
Miss Jessie Bronson. Several beautiful
FORA tributes were sent By the scholars.
UNION soclABLE.
Ire young people of Plymouth Congre-
gat,ouai ehu.eh. having become nicely
t9s8t-s@sttf- "a ftfak AstE NOE-
ner Third and University streets. invited
ia. young peoples societies OF the differ
ens church denominations to attend
social given By them on Friday evening
I'm nearly every instance the Young people
responded, aad in consequence the place Of
festivities WAS filed 10 oyerdowing with
Tie harpisst throng shat has assembled for
some time. The following programme was
rendered during the evening:
Chorus. 90 Italia, Beloved
Solo Meditation" ...-...-....-C. f.. Bowman
Reaiing-"e Buried Alive II L. simpson
Duet-...- .......-.......-..''I an Meadows Green
Miss Jennie houghton and c L. Bowman.
song...-..-......"Ars- Fogaytys Christmas Cake
6. ". Crane.
Male quartette Irene Lorraine
Messrs. Bowman, colrasn. whally and
CsimAn.
Solo snd quartetfe "A Bird From Der the Sea-
Misses Jennie Houshton, Helen Wilder aud
Aessrs. Bowman. Coluan and Colman.
At the conclusion of the rendition OF the
programme the young people gathered in
groups and enjoyed very dainty repast.
prepared especially for the occasion.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Last Wednesday was the sixteenth birth
day anniversary OF Miss Laura Copeland,
and her uncle, Mayor Robert Moran. ten
dered her very pleasant party at his resi-
dence. corner Second and Lenox streets.
delightful time was enioyed by the
young people. Those present were Miss
Laura Copeland. Miss Lulu Gardner, Miss
Sophie Carton, Miss Ida Buck. Miss f.ottie
Srriggs. Miss Maud Holden, Miss Lizzie
Manning Miss Mollie Phillips, Miss Flora
Cochran, Miss Eva Burlingam, Miss Edna
Whittier, Miss Clara Bailey. Miss Eva
Bowen, Miss Nellie SoreuSon, Miss Gertie
kiiworth, Miss Carrie Rogers and Messrs.
Albro Gardener, John Pinkney. lie Roy
Bowen. Belden Bowen, Martin Robbins.
FL Buck, Irvine Ward. VIII Baxter.
George 6erlinger. Frank Rogers. Frank
Bailey. James Sheafe.
COMING ORGAN RECITAL
The Methodist Episcopal church choir is
making elaborate preparations for an organ
recital 10 I've given by them In the church
auditorium corner Third and Marion
streets, Wednesday evening. October p
The new organ Is one OF the best on the
Pacific coast. ana is acknowledged by all
who have heard it to be the superior of all
in purity ami sweetness of tone: and. I'M
der the sklllful manipulation of talented
musicians, very fine music Will undouht-
ediy he produced. Arrangements have
been completed for bringing an organist of
note to the city for the occasion 10 relieve
the resident organist. Miss Lois Sheafe
fro;a part OF her srduous work on that occa-
sion. Prominent singers will also I've here
10 assist the home talent. This is expected
to he notable event.
ruILnNATHFAs Society.
- ~
msthean society. Friday afternoon, the fol-
lowing programme was successfully rem
dered.
Recitation -.--.-.-.-.. ........-. Nina fatkhurss
eratiou. otto coslirgs
instrumental soln ......-.-..... Minnie Reeves
Joint Discussion John PoTter and z ! weetia
Essay ....--.--,-.F. A Noble
Recitation ...---..-- -.--.--.-----Auaie Parsons
", Morris. OTTO Ceilings. LEO Dgd.ey aai
shirley squire.
ucbste Resolved, 'sTAsj The abolition 81 slsv.
cry has benefited this epaditton Of he ncSrn ~
Auis faonEhty. =. = Noatsii sad aiunie rrlton
sgake ln 'he sfsirsnsffve. while the rsgaftv, wsx
supported ~ 6uv wincspaw, May Cslvert and
ssis,cy squire. The decision was ia favor Of me
So fnailVe-
Cttt~@AgTTS.
: lNlEt Dt&A >NsfN1 RftsEtNE HOOK HiNE az
the residence ol Mrs. NJ r Martin. mother
Of the bride. Mon and Sixth streets. Tues
day evening. none but intimate friends and
relatives being present The bride VAS
Ms I.Snor {. Martin, eldest daughter of
Mrs. Martin, The groom was 7. J. Call.
the popular foreman Of l-ownuan & Han
fords establishment. Rev. George 4.
rewkcSsssrv o.fciAtei The bride wore an
c,craat siate-catore9 travelling dress. With
natura. flowers After Tece Wing the con
erGtGlatlons of those present and partakiug
* = wedding supper. the happy couple De-
parted. with tae la;e3t}oa of taking a short
vc,!4sne toar through Oregon The nu-
tneroH> f-lso3s u ire bride and groom
wish iarsa happy and prosperous intaFe.
p.sGEY-E.NKEE
Hen. :. 4 D.ckes. OF kitSap county.
Hash-. ore 81 ths Ssgasvs oi the rev con
sutUlcn, and &ashossoi The pEoAiaition AZ
lcie submitted = 4 vote oi the veopse a;
The last section, and Mrs. Alma Bankcr.
u New YORK, were uaiisa IN marriage ls,-
tcser :. ~ t1e Nesho,iist Protestant pa--
s0usSe, corner reath ard Stewart streets.
by Rev. Clark Davis. Prot ntcksy's horne
has been a. Washington for fve year and
during that tlEae he has bcea prominently
s4eni4ned - ia tie scaoc.s u tie territory