The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
omcers Of the Charleston At one of the en-.
tsrtainments last week:

omcers of the Charleston at one of the en-
tertainments last week:
neres good luck to our staunch ship Charleston
And ofncers and crew:
~ .neir veal and years be many,
Their woes and hardships few.
IA the matrimonial lottery,
May each man win . prize.
Anu Keep tneir wives as sweethearts.
AUD make eirsweethearts wives
MRS. MEAcHAx's ..Ar HOME"
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. George
=. Meaeham gave reception at her home.
OLD fesier avenue. The house was decor
aseo ior the occasion with much taste.
Inc parlors were adorned with all the
mowers o. the season, both cut and ported.
One oinlng-room was arranged in white
snu green. The plates at the table were
denned by green ribbons radiating like
spokes from the center of the table. which
was again marked by huge bowl of white
ss.ers and tuberoses. The angles of the
table were accented with bowls of aster and
.uoeroses. The second dining-room was
IN Japanese style, fans. draperies, dishes
ana linen in Japanese designs completing
tne Idea Some delightful vocal selections
oy several OF the guests added to the gem
erai enjoyment. The guests We're: Mrs.
NJ. u. Ballard. Mrs. Reuben Jones. Mrs.
ocnoheid, Mrs. w. II. Llewellyn, Mrs. Ellis
MORRISON, Mrs. Henry Curtis, Mrs. w. r.
Ballard, Mrs. Horace Phillips. Mrs. G.
foncin, Mrs. w. P. Boyd, Mrs. ]. r. Mac
donald, Mrs. Il. B. Whitworth, Mrs. NJ. s.
story, Mrs. Ogden. Mrs. David Gilmore.
Mrs. William Kirkman, Mrs. Charles
Treat, Mrs ]. E. Mcdonald. Mrs.
George NJ. Willard, Mrs. Clarence
White. Mrs. E. s.. Osborre
Mrs. Genus U. Dodge. Mrs. Crockett. Mrs.
=. n. Kendall, Mrs. Ralph NJ. Hopkins.
Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. F.W. Goodhue. Mrs.
W. NJ. Calhoun. Mrs. +. M. Catch. Mrs.
JOB Z. Lyon. Mrs. J. w. Redington, Miss
catch. Miss Piper. Miss Chamberlain. Miss
Waltz. Miss Pinch. Miss LeweIlyn. Miss
Curtis, Miss Potvin, Mrs. Lauron Ingels.
Mrs. henry w. Higgins. Mrs D. H. Gil
man, Mrs. James Boutwell,, Mrs. f. NJ.
Carr. Mrs. o. G. Conner, Mrs. L. c. Gilman,
Mrs w. Charles Bardsley, Mrs. w. III.
hilton, Mrs. Horace +. Stratton, Mrs.
James Teddy, Mrs. NJ. +. Burman. Mrs. J.
Z. Humphries. Mrs. T. II. Coe, Mrs II. L.
Lewis, Mrs. X. II. Thomson, Mrs. III. T.
Losse, Mrs. 9. o. Guy, Mrs. Walter w.
dearborn, Mrs. j. A. Stratton, Mrs. S. ].
Holmes. Mrs. ii. X. Owens, Mrs. +. w.
Harreil, Mrs. John G. Barnes, Mrs. HI. E.
Holiness Mrs. s. l.. Bowman. Mrs. Edmon
Bowden, Mrs. T.. w. Mills, Mrs. Pritchard.
Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. A. r. Fink, Mrs. j. B.
Eagleson, Mrs. L. w. Shelton, Mrs. J. n.
Prather, Mrs. Charles E. Patterson, Mrs.
Elliott w. Brown, Mrs. A. w. Engle, Mrs,
L. I. Turner, Mrs. w. II. Graham, Mrs.
Walter Faddis and Mrs. +. NJ Daulton.
W. c. r o. SOCIAL
The annual social of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union occurred last
Wednesday evening at Mrs. c. X. Jenner's,
40 Eleventh street Miss Helen Jenner
charmingly assisted her mother in receiv-
ing the guests. The ladies of the organiza-
ton issued nearly 200 invitations, the ma
jority of which were accepted. The earlier
part OF the evening was spent in social con-
verse, interspersed with vocal and instru-
mental solos and Rotations by Miss Alice
Cary. Miss X. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Judge
HUMPHREYS, Mr.. Lent. Miss Hamblett and
Mr.. Cedarholm. Refreshments were then
served. followed by the annual report OF
Mrs. Franc Lee. corresponding secretary
of the union. Mrs. William But
Ter, president of the union, then
gave q toast on "0ur Fountain" Mrs. E.
g. Johnson was POSTMASTER of the occa-
sion. Mrs. Jenner and Miss Helen Jenner
were entirely successful in their untiring
efforts to make their guests comfortable
and happy. A few of those present are:
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Whittier. DIR. and Mrs.
Harrell, Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Ronald,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Ronald, DR.. C. A.
Smith. Mrs. A. Cary, Mrs. l.. A. Griffith,
Mrs. f. M. Reed. Mrs. AZ. Arthur, Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Hummell, Mrs. T. L. Rob-
erts, Mrs. Judge HUMPHREYS. Mrs. ]. H.
Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs. William Butler.
Mrs. Simison, Mrs. Franc Lee, Mrs. G. <.
johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Tebbits,
Mrs. G. w. Young. Mrs. A. J. Young,
Mrs. +. NJ. Sargent. Mrs. HI. T. Losee, Mrs
K. T. Morrow, Mrs. Paulson, Miss w. Ar
thur, Miss Alice Cary, Miss Edith Reed,
Miss Bryan, Miss Cochrane, Miss NJ +.
Breidenstein. Miss Alice Waugh, Miss Sa-
die B. Sickles, Miss Susie Gardiner. Miss
Hattie Gardiner. Miss Mabel Paulson,
Miss Mastin, Miss Hyde, Mr.. Lent, Mr..
Cedarholm.
SURPRISE PARTY.
On Tuesday evening of this week the
many friends of Mrs. Hattie Spray Uiin
rendered that charming lady party at her
residence. on the corner of Bradley and
Temperance streets, Queen Anne. The
affair was kept profound secret, and the
first intimation she had OF the presence of
the party was the opening notes of piece
of music played by the Fremont Cornet
Band. On going to the door Mrs. Ulin
was completely but pleasantly surprised to
find the front yard we'll filed with merry
faces. With few well-chosen words she
thanked the band and those present, and
cordially invited them into the house,
where the revslry was kept up until late
hour. The amusements of the evening
were vocal and instrumental music, dan
cling, cards and music by the band.
Luncheon was served toward the close of
the evening, and after drinking several
toasts to the young hostess and several
more to the Fremont band, the party broke
up. each member voting ii pleasant even
ing not soon to be forgotten. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Ulin, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hardness,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin kesgle, Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Wetherby. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Stoves, Mr. and Mrs. George Spray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Ulin. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Burk, Miss Minnie jain. Miss
Emma Spray, Miss JEANNE Rosenthal.
Miss Clara Ulin, Mr.. l. r. Spray and MIR.
L. Z. spray.
UNIVERSITY SOCIETIES.
The following programme was given by
the Alathenonean society last Friday at the
university:
Instrumental music Abbie Drew
Book review. ..........-........--. ROY DaiAru
Recitation annie 9eoIse
Vocal solo. .....-.....--..--...Ao Adelaide Sickes