The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

ScuvTy. George Beelse. Glen Mearx,
I'd GafTney. Ehariey escurry, Burton
Hainss and Fred kelley
socrkTx or eHgTsTTAs EspKAvDg.
For some time past the young pep
PIE living out on Madison street. In the
neighborhood q Csoverdzge have
maintained an organization of cbrsst-
ian endesvor thai has been carrying
on good work in that vicinity. or.
Sunday evening they hold rsrxrer
meetings In the little AZ. r. elsax,eI
located It fhe corner of FIDve-sss al.
and Madison streets. that are largely
attended and that are USUALLY ron
dncte1 II an interesting manner. On
Friday evensng last tie chapel was the
zcene Of very pleasant gathering. the
occasion being q social entertainment
given uuder the auspices Of the social
COMMITTEES OF The society. Alter some
time spent in social converse she fol-
lowing programme was rendered irl 4
manner most pleasing TO the large
number present
FraseT Ne fa,sv. g.
Opening song. No. e. The soelefy
select reading Mrs J. T. Ausfin
keeatAtios Miss Edna Ripiey
SoHx VAN violin accompaniment.
Miss klssse Hubbard and 9. l. nichols
Select reading 4 Ii snin5e~
Lsdses' quartet The Misses Nols,
Prophecy Of Active Members.
Miss KIstie n Hubbard
Recitation OF Nursery Rhymes.
lM. J.. 2 Austin. Mrs. 7. 5. Thonpssa
sonz-Grsse Thompson, Bessie Dberiy. LIZ
zie Rock, Eddie Graves and Ralph Thomp-
Closing song The society
After the close OF the above pro-
gramme. which was received with a
great deal OF applause, an opportunity
was given for the friends present TO
unite with the society. number of
whom did so.
ENTERTAINMENT AT F0Hr GAMBLE
The entertainment given az Port
Gamble March rs was a pronounced
snccess, ~ was prophesied when il
vas kaegn that Miss Nils ard Miss
Robinson we're the prime mowers.
The evenings entertainment opened
with an instrumental solo By Mr..
Willie + Thompson. who surprised
his many friends By his proficiency.
A clildren's play in Ii gets entitled
Beauty and the Beast was then rem
sieren. The cast was as follows
ZetnrI. the merchant Arthur Piast
Axars taf sezsz carrie Cove
Beauty Mamie Cove
zinri's daughters Annie Minnie Best
Queen OF Fairies Lima Plat
Fairies. IEnogea MeEay. Beatrice Fetferiy.
Nay sioFrs and Lizzie kim ball
Ali the parts xere well taken, bat
worthy of special mention are Minnie
Best, who Is quite talented little
actress, and Carry Cove, who as the
Beast was hideous, and a. tine Prince
Restored charming. The stage decora-
tions were artistic, and the garden
scene was especially admired. The
Oriental costumes were picturesque in
the extreme. The excellent music fur
nished By Miss Abbie Drew was APP
preciated By all Port Gamble should
be proud al the talsnt presented by
her young folks.
TIE ELgS SOCIAL.
seattle Lodge, No. %, b. p. o. E.,
gave a social at its lodge room in
frye's opera house last Sunday eve
ming. Abosst 40 invited guests were
present and enjoyed the hospitality
for which the Eiks are famous wher-
ever branch of the order Il in exist
ence. The opening toast in bofer of
the day was 10 81. Patrick, and Mt II
o'clock the hour at which al Eiks are
supposed to ineet-'.0ur Departed
FrieRtinH was the title OF the toast.
One feature of the evening was the
iining of members by the chairman
for every infraction OF decorum and
real or imaginary popularity OF per-
son or manner This not only re-
plenished the treasury of the society
bat kept up good natured badinage
and lively spirit throughout the eve
ming. Refreshments were beautifully
served and an excellent literary and
musical entertainment was inter
sperseai with the social features.
EssoYARLg ENTERTAINMENT.
Friday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church was. as prophesied,
most enjoyable enc. The basement
of the church ia which the entertain
ment vas given. was filled To overflow
ing, 50 great was the attendance. At
the citssa al the rendition of the follow
ing programme delicious repast was
served
VocSl duet Miss rlason and Mr. NJ Grant