The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16
SOCIETY CHAT.


The Chautauqua Circle met Friday with
Mrs. Chase at the Rainier hotel. Mrs
Clarence White presided. They are still
reading the "Iliad." Tho students were
MrA F. H. Peterson, Mrs. f. r. Wittler,
Miss Annie Leahe and Mrs. Chase.
A movement is in order to organize .
german and dancing club soon. which will
prove one Of the attractions Of the winters
festivities. Mr.. Charles K. Nichols is au-
thority on germans. and will doubtless in
troduce some beautiful figures.
DR.. J. 8. Keene. leader in Willamette
valley society and . prominent young man
Of Salem. was in the city last Thursday and
Friday. while returning homo from Port
Townsend, where he had been attending
the Moody-James wedding.
Ridgely Lodge, No. 6, Daughters Of Re
bekah, arrangement COMMITTEES, on &C.
coudt of not being able to get the hall on
the Goth instant, have changed the night
of giving their next social TO Wednesday,
November 10Th.
The bachelors have organised an anti
woman's club. and they intend to gi-s en-
tertaiDments this winter and max hem
success without the help OF women. Bene.
diets Of certain qualifications are not ex-
Guided.
Miss Ida Powell, who arrived last
Thursday from Ottawa, Ohio, will doubt
less be an acquisition to the musical circles
Of Seattle, as she has devoted much time
to the subject of music and possesses fine
voice.
In the Demorest medal contest ct the
Market Street Baptist church, last Wednes-
day night. Miss Jessie Esplin vas the sue
cessful competitor. She rccited 'Voice
From the Poorhouse."
The music ct the First Methodist Protcs-
tant church was very fine last Sunday.
The FIRST Sunday evening In December
there viii be . musical service rendered by
the choir in that church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Second
Presbyterian church will give q study in
yellow ct their church. corner Oak and
Harrison streets, Friday evening. Nov. q.
Miss Lena Breyman, an accomplished
young society lady. OF Salem, Or, returned
to her home on Friday after visiting with
friends in this city for week.
The Y. M. c. A. gave pleasant recep-
ton to their friends last Tuesday evening.
In addition to the programme refresh
mentS were served.
new musical society has been formed
and meets at Dnrant's music store every
Monday night They are now practicing
Gilbert & Sullivan's "Iolanthe."
Miss Lilly Kellogg and Mr.. TuIl Kellogg
gave pleasant party at their parents resi-
dence, Fifth and Madison, last Friday
evening.
Miss Terry. the stenographer for the
school board. took vacation last week, to
be with some of her friends who left for
Europe.
The young ladies and gentlemen of the
university will give an entertainment next
Friday night. Miles Standish will be
represented.
Rev. and Mrs. William Butler leave this
week for Port Gamble. Mr.. Butler win
take charge of the Congregational church
Of that place.
Mr.. Watson w. Moore, jr., of New York.
and Mrs. Will R. Brydges, of Kitsap
county, are in the city visiting their father,
Lawyer Moore.
A special dispatch from Washington City
says: Judge Henry G. Strive, of Seattle.
accompanied by his wife and daughter, is
in this city.
There will be lemon social given at the
First Presbyterian church. corner Third
and Madison, on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. J. + Good and daughter, Miss Josie
Good. left the first of last week for Port
land for q weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Stockweli return next
week from San Francisco, where they
have been visiting.
The engagement OF Miss Nettie Baker. of
Seattle, and Mr.. Fred Howe. of Olympia is
announced.
Mrs. Lyman Wood has returned after a
two months pleasant visit with friends in
Nebraska.
A musicale will be given some time near
Christmas BY the faculty and pupils Of the
university.
Mr.. F. w. Branson, Of Des Moines. Ia
is visiting with Mr.. w. E. Smith, 70l Box
street.
Mrs. J. B. Baker and Mrs. e. v.N. Young.
Of Tacoma. were in the city during the
week.
Mrs. James T. Lentxy and children Ar
rived in seattle last Thursday from Ottata.
Ohio.
Seattle Conservatory Of Arts viii give
pupils recital within two or three weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Burke has returned % the