The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

Nth pg4ntS - z-7-@x IN the treasury 20
par tAeya. The E8Fsis family are doing
nsee1y. Txo Of the brighs httle ones are
cared for By kiad fr5eEas ~ their own
homes. which u appreciated by the BE-
reaued nzogheg Tmo neE members joined
tire union. Mr.. Knox and Mrs. Williams
0wia9 10 tire great amount Of business
being done bv tie union, the following
reFamsttee was appointed 20 have charge d
ths Enaneez. Mrs . =. wailingford. Mr.
Issv D. D. CxnsFsbeA and Mrs. Burgick.
committee vas appointed % visit the laiis
on sunday and bod gospel services. Asxt
/ Friday the meeting will hss held 10 the y.
r church Ali strangers are invited
Members who ere n arrears are ktns4y
asked to SEND ia their 81 year 10 Treas
user Mrs. J. r Eiuiison. corner Eigntn
and CoIamhia.
4 NOTABLE yJsfT.
One Of the notable events OF the week
was TIE visit 81 s0nse nine or ten Northern
Pacific railroad TasstngeF agents, Who have
charge Of different districts throughout
Ianada and The Eastern states. They
aYrsrrd in the city Friday morning and
spent the dag in the city. The party vas
formed at Chicago, where \ meeting 81 the
compaay's passenger agents vas held on
December % and 81. A leave Of absence
wa& granted the gentlemen and they took
aavsnts9e 81 80 opportunity 20 come 70
Washington and see the country for them
selves While At she Rainier the partg was
waited upon Messrv. Crewford a Conover,
of this city. wisp invited them 20 take
drive about the city. Carriages were NJ
hand and the party was soon on it, marry
trip. The gentlemen were eouTteously
shown al parts ri the city and surround
ing country by their hosts. intending Lake
Washington, Lake Union. Queen Anne
tewn and the residence portion on the bill.
They vent cut Madison street 20 an eie-
gated point Shere the sound and lakes
could be- seen at the same time, and then
returned to the business portion Of the city.
Tbs gentlemen expressed hstonishment 81
the marvellous growth Of the city since the
FIRE. and spoke ia glowing terms OF the
city beautiful location. The party, with
the exception Of two or three, went TO
Tacoma the same night, and from there to
Portland. The other gentlemen returned
the next morning The party was made
up as follows: Mr. Thomas Isidgedale and
sife. with headquarters at Montreal and
Quebec; Mr T. l.. Shortele, OF 50. Louis;
air. ". r. Eherwin. Of Elmira. n. Y;
SIR Robinson. OF Milwaukee, Wiz; Mr.. &.
g Lemon. OF Peoria. H.; Mr.. T. ID. Camp
bel. Cleveland. o.: Mr.. +. w. Janowiiz,
Indianapolis. SIR : III Mills, Cincinnati;
Mf. l. l.. Belongsler. Philadelphla: Mr..
w IL Whitaker. 81. Paul; Sir. William
y. Mesra. Tacoma.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT Asp SOCIAL.
The Catholic church choir assisted by
a. "a.
Institute. gave 3 delightful entertainment
and social IN the lecture room Of the church
last Thursday evening IL was gotten Up
for the pu~~ose Of entertaining strangers
and others who visit the church. and TO
produce a more congenial feeling among
the societies, and right royalty II answered
Us purpose The following splendid pro.
gTamme was rendered
song .. "oh Fair Dove, oh Fond Dove"
Mr. W. J Tobin.
Duet ........ II Live Love Thee"
Miss Mckinney and Nj. Tobln.
Recitation .....,.. The Dandy Fifth.'
Mr. Je Megiroy.
song Yesterday, Today ami Tomorrow"
Mss Emonds. with violin ohliEato by
Mr. Geo Baekmen.
Reaalna .... Nkste Maloney,"
MIR. T. r, Drew.
song sweet aignonet;e.n
Miss Marguerite Mckinney.
Instrumental Solo Miss Ma FL
Recitation "The Dsekhand and the Mule |"
Mr. 2. =, Hughes
song .a.., what Little Bird Said .
Miss Fairfield.
Recitation ''The Tale OF a Tempest"
Mr. A. ]. Tohia.
song ..s.... Hwhsa Thou Art Near. Marie"
Miss Murphy
song ............... Home Sweet Home"
Cholf
The several numbers we're received with
hearty applause. many being vociferously
eneored, the soloso the young ladies being
particularly pleasing. The second part
consisted OF a splendid supper. served In
adjoining rooms by the ladies. IL was
thoroughly enjoyed. Reluctantly the
party broke up and the participants went
To their several hoiaes. IL is hoped there
will he several like occasions during the
winter.
ssfz~cAiITGAS.
Miss Ada A. Calligan. daughter Of Mr.
sud Mrs. r. II. calligan, of this city. and
Mr. Richard Il Agassiz we're united in
marriage Wednesday afternoon, January
/ Z. al the Catholic church, BY Rev Father
| Preipntaine. C5ziy the more intimate
+ friends of the contracting parties were
I present The Wedding party immediately
+ after the ceremony adjourned TO the resi-
/ aenee ot the brides parents. where all sat
/ down 20 a splendid repast, The happy
/ couple were the recipients al many valua-
/ bic presents Later I'm the evening Mr.. and
I Mrs Agasslg, accompanied by friends.
/ wemt down 20 the wharf. where thew
/ boarded the steamer City OF Pueblo Tor
SAN Francisco. They will visit loser Gait.
latnia before returning 20 take mp their
permanent residence here. The couple
Z has the hearty good viii and wishes for
long lie 81 happiness from host q
+ fgsenes Miss Csl.iEan j. graduate ot the
+ Hugh school ana Mr, Agassiz, for over
I ssxsn wears Connected with the First Ma.
E t.onai bank, = now a member OF the firm
/ al Louis 6 AgassiE.
ssSs 80 VETERANS
I The following officers we're installed to
+ serve the seas 81 Veterans. Camp Ma. I.
f Ter he ensuing veaT an Friday nlxht. by
F capisia 0eotEe + sc Slelxusr Capsaia.
re T. ", leang: first lieutenant.
ii. W. peilriehs secoad lieutenant,
Is G. AEea. camp ooUacil. Morisa
+ Koch. q. r. Re Sta gner. Thomas f.vle.
4 CAPTAIN Nouus taen Installed his stat as
/ fellows thap,sin. Th@nas l. yic. first SIR.
/ ecsut. q a. Waters qasrteTmassor scr
+ Frant. A. L. willard. co.or sergeant. q. +.
& Wasftvasrttt- sgreeasst ot she EsHrsl g. 4,