The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-27

Master Fred Baxter, Master Thomas McGraw,
Master Denny Howard, Master Willie Howard,
and Master Johnny Carol.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CONCERT.
The concert at the First Presbyterian church
Monday evening was a success in every way.
1t was conducted by Miss Flora Ba-son, assisted
by Mrs Job P. Lyon, Mis- Marie Jepson, Mr. J.
Harrison Middlebrook, Mr.. Max Kroner and Mr..
Horace Shaded. The programme was as follows:
oversqre-'o. Fair Dove. o, Fond Doyew
pueii fP Would tina. NV Love- Mend iSnsolla
Mrs. Lyon and Mr.. Middlebrook.
Solo-"Huntsman Horn White
Miss Batson
cold Favorite Melody"
cornet Solo Introduct,,on and v,afiationst Cox
SOLO Carbohydrates NJ, MiasIss,oot Ruoinssein
solo-"Farewell Marg ueritey'. Boardman
Miss Batson
PART II.
Selection From Verdi's Opera - IL Trovatore
Orchestra, arranged by A. J: KromsD
Descriptive Song-"Sh.p on Fire.. Russell
Miss Batson
Solo (Tenor)-"Th Quaker" Adams
Mr. Middiebrook
Harp Solo-"La Traviats'' ....... Oberthner
Mr.. Max Kroner
Miss Bstson
solo-"Baby's Laughing in Her Sleep" ....
Miss BatsOn
TOOK HIM BY SURPRISE.
Thursday evening last Mr.. Isaac Dobson; who
has just returned from a tour through England,
was given q pleasant surprise party by his
friends. The guests, led by Miss Phoebe Wood
house and Mrs. ]. F. Eshelman, besieged the
gentleman at his home No. ], AIS Eighth street,
and the evening was very pleasantly spent in
social conversation and music. After refresh
ments the party broke up The following
guests were pre- sent: Mr.. and Mrs Albert Esh-
elnan. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Young, Mr.. Hay, of
Scotland; Mr. and Mrs. Singomon. Mr.. Charles
Robinson, Mr.. sam Robinson, Mr.. William Pop
pie, Miss Lottie Osborn, Messrs. John, Andrew
and Benjamin Woodhouse, DR.. J. s. Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Eshelman, Miss Bessie
Keever. Miss Florence Keever Miss S. Fl. Rob-
inson. Miss Mary Robinson, Mr.. William Sulli-
van, Miss Catherine Forney, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Dobson, Miss Julia Settemeyer, Miss Lola Settle
meyer, Miss Sue E. Illig and Miss Phoebe Wood
house.
.'PINAFoRE" ON THE LAKE
Rehearsals for the opera "Pinafore," which is
TO be given sometime in August on Lake WASH
ington, are being held almost daily, ami the
event promises to be great success. 1t viii be
given three nights in succession If the weather
is good The following cast has been arranged
for the principal parts: Ralph Rackstraw, Gen.
eral o Brien. of o olympia; Josephine. Mrs. NJ. 8.
Story; Buttercup, Mrs. C. +. Treat; Dick Dead
eye. Samuel Woodruff, of Olympia; Cousin
Hebe, Mrs. George F. Meacham: Sir Joseph Por-
ter, NJ. D. Compton; Captain Corcoran, w. w,
Shaw; Boatswain. A. E. Braymer; Boatswain's
Mate, Mr.. Snayberg.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.
Mr.. and Mira L. J. Davis, of Queen Anne
town, were surprised on Friday night by q
number of their friends who called to celebrate
Mr.. Davis,s birthday. The guests presented
Mr.. Davis before their departure with fine
gold-hesded cane. There were present Mr. and
Mrs. e. r. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs n. I. Davies
Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Matheson, Miss Alice
Johnson, Miss Isabel Moore, Miss Cora Johnson,
Miss Sadie Larone, Mr.. Fred Dewing. Mr.. Albert
Mills, Mr.. Charles Carpenter, Mr.. J. L. Reid, Mr..
Frank Custer
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
There was one of the most pleasant birthday
parties of the season given Thursday night in
honor of Mr.. j. /. Walkers twenty-fourth birth
day, at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gregg,
on Williams street. Mr. Walkers home is in
the South, and he has been in Seattle something
over year. The evening was passed most
pleasantly. and ter q bountiful supper all went
home, wishing Mr.. Walker many happy returns
of the evening He received many handsome
presents. which will remind him of his Seattle
friend
A FAREWELL PARTY.
Miss Dora Wslsworth, who leaves in a few
days to spend two years in Mills seminary, was
given farewell party at her home, ia Oak
street The evening was passed with music,
games. ETC., and was much enjoyed by all. Those
present Were Miss Myers, Miss Carlson, Miss
Snyder, Miss Davidson, Miss Snow, Miss Walls
worth, Mr. Young, Mr.. McAdams, Mr.. a. T..
Walsworth, Mr. c. b. Walsworth, Mr. Smith.
Mr.. Davidson, Mr.. Myers
ST. Marks CHOIR.
The new choir of boys and men for ST. Marks
church is making excellent progress under the
training OF Professor Darling. The women's
guild is preparing the vestmenis, and as soon AZ
these are finished. and the new addition to the
church. with choir room completed. the choir
Will be ready to sing regularly. 1t will be an at
tractiye feature OF ST Marks services, and will
enlist the interest of many who do not now at.
tend church anywhere.
MISS sHEAFE's CAT HOME"
Miss Lois Sheafe, Temperance street, gave an
lat home" to number of her friends Thursday
evening. Those present were: Miss Rumsey
Miss Heitshue, Miss Furth, Miss Folsom, Miss
Hobbs, Miss Tompson, Miss Henry, Miss Comp
ton, Miss Hoskinson. Miss Hamilton, Miss
Sparling, Miss Carter, Miss Noble, Miss Wales
Miss Holbrook, Miss Sparkling, Miss Struve Miss
McLillan, Miss Higgins, Miss Carter, Miss Fill.
kins and Miss Emery.
YOUNG MEMS ALLIANCE BALL
The grand ball given by the Young Mems Al
lance at the Armory last night was q very sue
cessful event and brought out goodly number
OF the young people OF the city. The hall had
been put in good condition and the music fur
nished by the First Regiment band of ten
pieces was perfect The members of the ALI
ance propose to hold monthly dances hereafter
and their success is assured.
HOP AT THE RAINIER.
The guests at the Hotel Rainier held an in.
formal hop to the music of the Northwestern
orchestra, last Wednesday evening. The spa-
cions lobby was cleared and the waltxers had a
long sweep over the polished floors and out over
the verandah. These Wednesday evening
dances are becoming very populpr affairs and
will be continued all summer.
JUVENILE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Mahelle Harker. 2,ol2 Fifth street. on the
occasion OF her fourth birthday last Monday en-
tertained number of her friends. The guests
were Miss Vera Harker. Mss Annie Almond
Miss Helen Almond, Miss Esther West, Miss
Fannie Brennan. Master Victor Garten, Master
Mat Maekelroy, Master Walter West and Master
Irving Mackelroy.
ACROSS THE LAKE
A happy party which picnicked on Lake
Washington Tuesday was composed of Judge
and Mrs. J. A. stratton, DR.. and Mrs. Egbert, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Stratton, Miss Bessie White
more, Miss Helen stratton, Mr. Curtis stratton,
Mr.. Dewitt Stratton and Professor John Powell.
PICNIC PARTY.
A picnic and boating party with shady nook
on the east of Lake Washington as the oojec-
tive point. went out last sunday. The memb RS
of the party were: Mr. and Mrs Pike. Mr.. and
Mrs. England. NJ. and Mrs. Common. Miss Maud
Pike. Miss Grace Pike, and Mr.. Hewey.
BAPTIST SOCIAL
A social was given by the members of the
North Seattle Baptist church. on Monday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Robert Moran.
Third and Lenora streets. Over 100 young Peo-
pie were present and the evening was spent
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