The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

Hoat. Miss B<sy. Mia xIecA Ms Paddock.
Min ecmp1s. Miss TIsdA1e. Mtss Dxxmar lis
dale, Mss Cafiin. Mis- woodruG. Miss Helen
woodruff. Miss Forbes Mr. r. O. Vaughn,
Mr.. D. X. Stevens Ar. + l. SAwyer.
Nj r. Newell. NJ s =. Dusiuherre. Nr. r, Har-
reil Mr. T. H Gee. Mr.. C. L Bridges. Mr.. ". l.
Ea7den. Mr. g BAich. n. Rv. Caesar. Mr.. A. ~
Stewart. Mr.. Frank Allyn. MI A. h Todd, Mr..
Charles FERRIS. Mr.. = Z Ellis. Mr. ". II c. Lee.
Mr.. r W. Morris, Mr.. r. 8 Bah. Mr.. W. A. Ball.
NJ. A. b zahsiskfe. Mr.. r !. Haisisad. Mr.. 7. h
wallace. Mr.. J. L b Johnson. Nj. ! ~ Keen.
Nj. A. sutton. Mr.. R. G. Dan. Mr. !. 4 Encs.
Mr. @. r cOneer. Mr L X. Korshaw. Mr.. T. y.
Iroster. Mr. W. oakea. Mr. Cockburn. Mr.. w. B.
Campbell. NJ. Joseph Johnson. Mr. H. H.
sharp. Mr.. J. u. winsiow. Mr.. + y. Bradley. Mr..
+. Forbes. Mr.. r, Kesshaw. Nj c. ~. Griexst Mr..
r. Brings Mr.. g. r Jacobs, Mr. n. s Kissam.
Nj. Martin Ramsdcli. Mr.. R + varnum. Ar. ".
Meigrs. Mr. J. sedewick. Mr.. G. = Reeves Mr.
A. Bull. Mr.. W. r Coffoth, Mr.. +. C. Amhridge.
Mr.. Charles Smysef. Mr.. &. H. Tarbela. Mr..
Theodore H0xmer, Mr.. J. b Sseley. Mr.. ". n
Thompson. Mr.. G. L Cover. Mr.. r. ". Dakin.
Mr.. w. A. sseruberg. Mr. a. = Griggs and Mr..
r. ". Prichard.
ExyovAsIx SOCIAL
The Girls Guild of 81 Lakes church gave one
OF their delightful sociahles last Monday even-
ing ct the residence Of Nr1 9. L Holnes- Four
or ave Of these sociables are given during the
year. for social e joyment and Tor the ohjcct OF
mailing the young people Of the church a.
QuainEed with one another. Daring the course
OF the evening impromptu chafades and dane
ing were INDUCED in. and charming evening
wss passed Refreshments were served about
half-psst 10. after which dancing continued
until II O'Clock. Among those present
were: Mrs g. L. Holmes. Ars- J. D. Hills. Mis-
J. c. Brockenbrough. jr., Mrs ". l. Landeii.
Mrs DR.. Dewey and Mrs. DR.. Hsrrel. Misses Pad
dock. Daxmar Tisdaie. Ferris, Townsend,
Emma Townsend. Seymour, Jessie seymour.
semple. Harrington. Han. Harrsll, Robertson.
Bull and Hanna, Rev. His, Mr.. r T. vaFnum,
Mr.. Barber. Mr.. c. H Best. Mr. Z. I. Haissed.
Mr.. c. Handforth. Mr.. G. l. Holmes, Mr.. F. s
Bull. Mr.. F. n. Trotter. Mr.. Graf. Mr.. Harrel1.
Mr.. W. ]. Landeil, Mr. Dewey, Mr.. J. c. Broken
brough, IT,. Mr.. Haekbusb. Mr.. Morton Ramsdell.
Mr.. ]. Johnson. Mr.. p. Y. Cesar, Mr.. Arthur
Bowen, Mt Wilson, Mr.. A. zshriskie. and Mt.
Herald.
coLLEsK ENTERTAINMENT.
Monday evening pleasant entertainment was
given at the Washington college by the students.
Several members of the Annie Wright seminary
were allowed 10 be present NJ this inrocsns di-
vers,on. and delightful evening was passed.
The first part OF the evening was taken up in
carrying out the following programme:
The Inventors Wife. .s..--.-+.., Paul Ward
st. Pierre 20 Fernando -.s........ Allie Phipps
Earl KONG Theodore Griges
Richard l. at His Fathers BIER Herbert De Wolf
Rsguius to the Carthagenlans Seth Catlin
Herve Riel. D. Waiter Johnston
Many friends Of the college were present and
thoroughly appreciated the excellent rendering
OF the programme. After this feature Of the en-
tertainmeut was over the dining hall wss cleared
for dancing which was kept mp until about II
O'Clock.
INTERESTING LECTURE.
On Wednesday evening DR.. Ivan Balabanoff
delivered lecture in the Presbyterian taber-
nacle in behalf OF the Young Mems Christian
Association Of tnis city. As Dr. Balabanof has
spent many years in Bulgaria his lecture on
social life OF the Bulgarians,'' was ex-
tremely interesting. and was listened to
by large and appreciative audience.
yEHxoSA JARsEAu.s
Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday nights Of
last week Miss vernona Jarbeau entranced the
public BY her graceful dancing and her good
rendering of the bright little pieces starlight
crowded for three nighsssond II IL had been any
one but Emma Jnch who followed IarbeaH on
Thursday night. ali would have felt sorry that
her engagement was 1t an end.
PERSONAL
Mr.. b. l. Robinson Of whatcom was In the city
Monday on business
Mr. James NJ Ashton Ii expected to return to
this city about March l.
Mr. N. J. Hagen Of Portland was In Tacoma
for several days last week.
Ex-Governor Black Of Fairhayen, arrived In
THE city Tuesday morning.
Mr.. 4. N. Croker, OF Portland, was ct the To.
coma for several days last week.
Mr.. w. N. Garretson has returned from Brook.
lyn, n. Y. He WAS accompanied by his BRIDE
Mr.. c. B. Niblock, who has been spending q
month In Chicago. returned 70 Tacoma wednes-
day.
Mr.. p. c. Sullivan. who has been attending
the supreme court in Olympia, ives In the city
on Tuesday.
Nj. Howard d. Thomas and son, who have
been East for about six weeks, returned home
last week.
Rev. Dwight williams, who has been here for
several months, returned. via California 70 his
home in Casenvia N. Y. last week.
Mr.. Daniel Holmes and his wife, Mn. Mars
Mary J. Holmes, the novelist Of Brockport, N
Y. will visit this city In the spring ON their way
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