The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-14

,srgely attended by the friends of the Uni.
I.rlan church in this city. Among thasa
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Cat Cat.
and MI NJ. ana Mrs Joseph Shipper, Mr..
Hebron of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Geo- 90
II Hebron, Miss Piper of Boston et n
ar. and Mrs. Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Manr;ce
McMicken, Mrs. III. A. Plank. Mrs Stow
Ems. MISS stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. LINDSAY
MI. Robert ]: Huston, Miss Jessie Robert,
sm9 Nm, MIS- n "; = Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ruff.
ana Mrs. II. w. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Southard, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren p Skill
ungs, MI. and Mrs. George Donworth Mr.
James Reedman, Miss Reedman. Mr. md
Mrs benjamin Hazeltine, Mr.. Dole. DR..
nAfI , Denoe, DR.. Marmora DeVoe, Miss
lelen y. DeAoe, Mr.. III. f. Kelsey, Mr..
ana Mrs. B: w. Baker and Rev. and Mrs.
Ueorge A. Tewksbury.
SILVER WEDDING.
The twenty-i.fth anniversary of the mar
rage OF William Philips to Annie Dun
ning was celebrated on December at Park
ehH' Olympia avenue. The ceremony
was performed anew by the Rev Bright.
OF trinity NJ. Z. church. The interior of
the home was beautifully decorated with
ported plants, evergreens and cut aowers.
and large marriage bell hung in the CEN
ter OF the main parlor. The exterior Oft the
mouse was hung with Chinese lanterns and
presented beautiful sight from the
Jay. large number of presents
We're displayed in the main room, me-
mentoes of the occasion. Among the nu-
mersous guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
Soe, Mr.: and Mrs. Daling, Mr.. and Mrs.
kright, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Coe, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. s. Marble, Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. G. n Alexander, Mr..
II NJ
Nellie Davis, Miss Estelle Barnes, Mr. II.
H. Philips, Mr.. W. g. Latimer and Mr..
and Mrs. q. w. Steward A wedding sup-
per was served during the evening after
winch the guests departed, wishing that
the happy couple would live to celebrate
their golden wedding.
BUCKEYE GATHERING
The Buckeye club had a social meeting
at Chisholm's hall last Tuesday evening,
about seventy-hve members being present.
IL. 5. Smiley, formerly of Harrison county,
o., made speech giving "reminiscences Of
that county and an account of Morgan's
raid through it. He also told of having
seen at house on the other side of Lake
Samamish, sugar bowl which, the owner
| says, was brought over on the May lower.
w. Strong gave the recitation, Asleep at
the Switch, and j. NJ. Carson, formerly of
shelby county, o., read Cartoons poem,
How Betsy and l Made Up" A recess
was then taken for apple-paring and a
box of wine sap apples was disposed of.
Several new corners from Ohio signed the
roll. Miss Ida Powell sang q Spring
Flowers" The rest of the evening was
taken up with business meeting, and it
was arranged to meet again on December
70 and have royalty good time.
BADGER SOCIAL.
The Badger Club, recently organized
among former residents of Wisconsin now
in the city, gave its hrst social Friday
night at Chisholm's hall. A considerable
number of Badgers were present, and Wed
with each other in making merry. An in
teresting programme was given with the
following numbers:
Address of welcome. President Ralph Simon
Elmer solo. MISS Lulu Friend
hecltalon. ..-..--......-.---.-. MT .. Muidoon
Song .......... ........... Miss Ruby Friend
Recitation ..... ................ Miss Muldoon
Miss Ruby Friends song was encored,
eleciting a well rendered defamation. The
remainder of the evening was devoted to
| dancing. The Badgers win give social
once month in the future.
Y. p. s. c. e. SOCIAL.
| The Y. P. S. C. Z. of the First Presby-
! terrain church gave a pleasant social
"Wednesday evening at the church. A
| splendid programme was carried out as
! follows:
| Recitation Misses Lita and Helen Lodge
| Vocal solo Mrs. Captain McAlpine
Cornet solo Mr.. Park
selections ................ .Humanophone
Mr.. Whitworth acted as musical director
of the humanophone, and its different
tones were furnished by the following la
/ dies and gentlemen: Miss Meyers, Miss
Carlson, Miss Hamlin, Miss Snyder, Miss
Brown, Mrs. McAlpine, Mr.; Myers, Mr..
Smith, Mr.. McAdams and Mr.. Davidson.
| Refreshments were served during the
evening, and general good time enjoyed
| by those present.
ENTERTAINMENT AT FREMONT.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fremont
| Methodist church gave pleasant social at
Fremont hall last Tuesday evening. The
following programme was successfully car
| ried out:
notwithstanding" ....;. M. 5 ". Powell
Recitation miss Ida FranSland
Mr. Harry L. Middlebrook and Mr. P. c l. Har-
solo-"Echo Song Mrs. Holmes
Part H.
ecitation-"Kentucky Belle Miss Coohrane
! solo-s'l Love Her So Mr.. Middlebrook
| Solo -. .......,.-.--... Mrs tonnes
Refreshments were served during the
evening, and general good time enjoyed
| by every one.
HIS FogTIETH BIRTHDAY.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr. F. A.
| Mcdonald last Tuesday evening by few
| of his friends gathering at his handsome
Green Lake residence, and presenting him
! an easy chair of the latest design and
| beautiful hnish. The occasion was Mr..
! McDonald's fortieth birthday. Mrs. Me-
/ Donald. in preparation for the surprise.
| had provided delicate refreshments, and
| the happy evening sped only too quickly.
/ The event will be long and pleasantly re-
membered by those who were present. The
| marty consisted of Judge William ID.
| Mood. Mrs Wood, DR.. +. {. kilbourne,
Mrs. Kilbourne, Rev. 4. l.. Parker, Mrs.
/ Parker, Mr. G. X. Coryeu, Mr.. ii. Il.
Boynton, Mrs. Coryell.
/ MRS BooNE's LUNCHEON.
Mrs. William L. Boone gave a delight
/ full luncheon on last Tuesday, ut her home
ON Seventh street, To the officers of the
/ Ladies Relief Society. The table was
/ beautifully decorated with roses, hyacinths
! and ferns and at the plate of each lady
/ was q card bearing her name and an APP
/ propriate quotation. The ladies present
/ we're. Mrs. = Baxter. Mrs. G. Rauke,
Mrs. 6. G. Lyon. Mrs. c. h. Jenner, Miss
] Shumway, Mrs. J. Sanderson. Mrs. \. b.
( Stewart, Mrs. J. Furth, Mrs. I. l. MehIn'
ney.
ALETHEoNEAN SOCIETY.
The Aletheonean Society carried out q
fine literary programme at their meeting al
the university. on Friday afternoon, as fol-