The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-06

taken in from this feature of the entertain
ment alone. Altogether the proceeds
amounted to about $40. Among those
who assisted In this entertainment were:
Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Triple.
Mrs. varth. Mrs Weatherred. Mrs. Wit,
Mrs. Sprague Mrs Sloan. Mrs. York. Mrs.
Smith. Miss Smith. Miss Hale. Miss Hew-
EFT. Miss Osmond, Miss Yazelle, Miss Hoi-
gate. Miss Wingate. Miss Martin, Miss
Fries.
REApis9RooM OPENED.
The young mems free readingroom at
the First Congregational church. had .
grand opening Wednesday. Almost 30
people called during the day and evening
and expressed their delight 81 the arrange
ments made for every comfort. and all ac-
knowledgcd what an excellent institution
IL was and how much il would help to pro-
mote the good OF the young men in this
city. In the evening about twenty FIVE
young men were in the room. some play
ing games, some reading and others enjoy
ing pleasant social talk. The readingroom
Is in charge OF Mr.. j. II. Delano. He re-
mains there from Q O'Clock .. m. until 10
o'clock p. M, every day. aud Is ready to
give the stranger any required information
in reference to board, rooms or work in the
city.
THE Us rxrEmrsis.
On Thursday and Friday lunch was
served from III until 3 o'clock. in the old
Gross store OH Pacific avenue, under the
management OF the young ladies OF the Y.
w. c. i. e. They served . most tempting
repast, which was very literally patronised.
The proceeds. which were large, went to-
wards furnishing a room in the Young
women's home The following ladies as
sisted III preparing and serving the repass:
Mrs. Farrell. Miss Daniels, Miss shaw,
Miss osmond Miss Farnham, Miss Kelly,
Miss Gutter. Miss Lowell. Miss Wood. Miss
Wlngate. Miss Martin, Miss Poppsetoa.
Miss Holgafe. Mss Hewitt, Miss Vincent.
Miss Reese, Miss Kennedy. Miss Smith,
Miss George. Miss VI Julien, Miss Wing, Miss
Fries, Miss Patfori. Miss Roberts, Miss
Redtieoms.
susic FOR The TACOMA
Mr.. w. III. Lee. manager of the Tacoma
hotel. has Announced that he has procured
an orchestra from San Francisco for ten
weeks during the coming season, when
there viii be concert every morning from
the hotel piazza, aud . sacred concert
every Sunday evening. In place ol the
hops usually given al The hotel twice q
week during the summer. there viii be q
ball every Saturday evening in the large
psYlor.
THE sEw CHORAL ySsns.
The Choral Union met sor reorganization
at the residence of Mrs. Walter ]. Thomp-
son on Wednesday afternoon. Many new
members we're invited 10 join. and TN
doGhsediv in a short time, this elub viii be
ore o. the strongest organizations IN the
city. Severai beautiful pieces are besag
craesieed. and the music loving public Are
eagerly looking forward 20 hearing them
~ an early period
nsssER FsgrY.
Mrs. G. l. Holmes gave q small bal de-
hShtfal dinner party on Thursday evening
Among the invited guests were: Mr.. ]. lie
p. Joanson. Mr.. +. v. 1ssSr and Mr. A. e
Bah.
a eoaFSs EvxsT.
The Cosiaiion Club vii probably 6istin-
suish itsed on Tuesday eveains, when the
first sosisison SINCE jast before lent viii a~
gwen in the parsor OF the Tacoma Much
ea gos naent - anticipated, and II Is ar a.
sured fact that none wsli be disappointed.
PERSONAL
Mr.. =. H. HArshh~rger LEFT Tor the East
last seek.
Mr.. u. A. Goodrich. OF i3mirz. y. Y. Is
u tAss easy.
Ar. and Mrs. l. G. Esssss. and NJ. and