The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-28
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.

On next Tuesday evening grand concert win
be given at the Plymouth church, which prom
Uses rnre treat 10 lovers Of music. The concert
isgiyen under The auspices Of the church choir
most complete arrangements are being mace 10
present a pleasing performance Great care has
been taken in the makeup Of the programme,
aDd the choir Will be assisted by the best local
talent The programme viii be:
Part T.
Chorus-@LuIlaby OF Life Leslie
Tenor solo, Il Crown Thee Queen. Tours
Mr.. Z. d. CrAndalL-
Baritone SOLO The Minstrel Boy Shelly
Mr. u. b. Havnes-
Soprano soio--"Lit5le Heart ........ Bischof
Mrs. L. .. crandail-
Tenor SOLO answer ..s-..--.-- koByD
Mr.. C. Z. Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs crandalL
Soprano soIo-"W hos az My Window" Osborne
Miss Jennie Houghtor.
Quarfette-" Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep
...-... 80. $500. Arranged by FuTst
Miss Houghton, Mrs. Crandall, Mr.. Crandall,
Mr.. +. l. Iawton.
Soprano solo--.No Tongue Can Tell. WI lte
Mrs. Adelaide Holmes.
Male Quartette-"My Queen Bucalosi
Messrs. Bowman, CrandalI, Haynes and L J.
Colinan-
Part III
Earnbys Sacred Cantafa "Rebekah.''
Keoekah ..-.--.------....----..-M Mrs. Holmes
Isaac -.-.-.-.---.-.-..-.---.- Mr. crandall
Assisted b. the following chorus: soprsn ~.
Miss Jennie Houghton, Mrs. E. d. Crandall, Mrs.
g. b. Adair; altos, Miss Anna Selkirk, Miss Ellen
Bowman, Mr.. George A. CoiInap, Mr.. W. Ii.
Petfts; BASES. M. l. J. Coluan, Mr.. F. L Law
ton, Mr. Z. O. Hill
Mr.. 4. ID. Crandall will act as director, and
hlss Julia Chamberlain as accompanist
corILIios CLUB coTIILIoN.
leading social event Of the past week was
the german of the cofiIiion Club at Chisholm's
hall on Friday evening. The haIl was Hastily
decorated, and with the rich costumes of the
made charming scene Excellent music was
furnished By Olaf Bulls Tacoma theater orches-
ira for the 81 fancy and four favor figures, led
which were gotten up by Mrs Calf and the
Misses Carter, were very neat Elegant refresh
gIs EsTs se N.s nurns The evening Mrs
tronesses. Those present were; Nj and Ms.
E HIn, Hslli IT, a M and Sn. n T. Z Z
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. E L Terry, Mr.. and
and Mrs c. a. Gait, Mr. and Mrs. NiggIe, Mr.
and Mrs Richard Nevins, Miss Carter Miss Jessie
esrter. Miss De Wolf, Miss Emery, Miss Anna
Miss senple, Miss sheafe. Miss Anna Sparkling.
Miss struve, Miss McLelland, Miss Cora CLARK,
Ut ,Edmiston, Mn; g; T. Folsom, NJ. c. II.
ton, Mr.. Z. NJ Carr, Mr.. H. W. Baker, Mr. <.
BAKER, M @. z Carter, Ar. ]. Gibbons, Mr.. r.
fe, ha5 n; I Pr a NV NJ & NICHOLS en- NJ
strive, Mr.. r. B. Wrestling. Mr. r. NJ Halter
Af VI A. Mcdonald, Ar. John Craig. Nj Stsnly
Thompson
BALL AND suPrEE AT PORT sIAKELEY.
Our genial host of the Bainbridge hotel. NJ.
N. Mcdonald, fulfilled his promise TO the ladies
and gentlemen OF this place by inviting one and
al 10 the ball and supper he had provided for
them christmas eve, and which proved the most
pleasant and enjoyable affair which ever oe-
haU 4os-
fully decorated with evergreens and notices
the work OF Nj. A. ]. Stewart, and one and ali
JOINED n congratulatsng him the skill and in
genuity be displayed In the adornnent of In
he music wSs furnished BIZ Posessor Waugh
81 : string hand, who kept our town folk trip
pIcg TIE light fantastic until q m Christmas
morning The grand march was formed al Q nj
n sharp, under the able direction of Mr. A stew
srt, who acted as master OF ceremonies. About
niis-hve couples took al active part in the
dancing, and there were present about the same
number OF spectators After dsncing for a short
~, nllIs eFersone ao1osrned e the hotel, and in
10 bounnfal spread consisting Of the deaica-
elss CT the season, which were served u in the
finest possible style
TAYLOR CHURCH cRzTsTMas rNrrrrArSwyxr
Christmas exercises OF a most interesting ana
unique nature were held Friday night at the
Taylor Congregational church. NORTH Seattle
Instead Of Christmas tree successful venture
wss made u the direction OF supper, served to
al the sunday school members from $50 10 :.
Thea al adjourned 20 the church. where 8 gcs,s
audience Nas gathered The whole eorofsauy
cso@oed the house. Decorations of very tasty
and carefully prepared kind abounded A large
areA spannea the pulpit platform. rings Of ever
green, stars, gilt and evergreen crnhIgmaffe. de-
sgns. etc. anouneted. Then an interesting pro-
FFsnfne followed. Among its many striking
Gestures, perhSFs the prettiesf was the tSSieaa
81 little gifts represented chanting the Lord
PRAYER inst before retiring Then came the ever
nuts etc, The whole entertainments rehett.si
credit on tie church and school.
CHRISTMAS AT TRINITY " T. CHURCH.
The large tabernacle IN which the Trinity N
L congregation are for the present worshiping,
was crowded on Christmas night with sabbath.
scAcol scholars Gnd their friends A larre
szAFls t1aaS tree towering 90 the ceiling ard
handsomely decorated. delighted The ewes 81 me
dialogue and music. old Santa made his sYTfsesr.
ence ard delighted al BY distributing basf,ut{
iGl trSsi g orsnges, nuts and candles. The
scaoo4 treat over, quite nuulhcr of the classes
and teachers exchanged handsome and useful
presents. Al 8 seasnuahle hour az turned home
wsru, feeling that indeed II had been s. merry
KiSDKReAKTES CHRISTMAS PATTY,
On Monday afternoon Miss f. Alma narant
gave her pupils kindergarten Christmas psrty
The twenty eight little ones were seated on the
circle around the Christmas tree. which WAS
sao "a WITH slitS ior The psTents, al Q; which
hsd oeea inside By the pupils After an inter
sstsng programme. consisting OF piano solo by
Ms 4 descendants, songs, games and fancy
N4S tt&k&-ts A. &kiffNttTaSfE tax
Rev. Benjamin Parsons and diSsrihatsaD of
gifts. an elegant repGss MIS- served The tables
and rooms were beautifully decorated snc sil
who witnessed tire exercises were heartv in
their praise Of both teachers and pupils Afte-
singing the tGcod Bye so1g" al the tables a.,
httle ones aeft, leaving many beautiful vifts ana
good wishes for "Me-ry Chrlstuaas" and =
"aappy New Year"
ooScoRnEA SOCIAL CITE DANCE
Invitations are cut fer the grand opening ban
al the Coneertsia Social Cl0e AZ the Armory on
Thursday night, January l. committee. con.
ssstlng Of Mr.. l.. Moryansteiu, Mr. William
kteFski. Mr.. +, Aronsen, Mr T. Rosanherg sd
NJ / RuxAaum. have the arrangements IN
Charge, and everything is being done 10 make
The affair social success The music l. 10 he
furnished BY the FIRST resinaent orchestra, and =
sasaEfuo0s SUPPER Is - DC served
g. r HALL
Stevens Post, G. A. r., gave It's fourth annual
bail aad banquet ss the Arnozy on Friday
night, With an attendance az ne couples. The
hall was gsily decorated with fs&gS and bunting,
and she First Regiment erchestEs furnished
excellent music Tor the aaelng. Al naldnSSAx
tie ladies u Stevens Rebel Cesrs served Q