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

decorated with = PROPULSION Of cut movers
smiIAx and greens a tna field. and fhe
sAbles, loaded with choice siands. we're
charmingiy arrsyed with precious wares
and snowy linen. The afternoon passed
only too swiftly 10 the guests. Among
fhose present were: Mrs. X G. washburn,
Mrs. r. A. hfrost. Nrs. A. b. Stewart.
Mrs. w. H. Shaifner. Mrs. David Kellogg.
Mrs. A. E. McCuisky, Mrs. Thomas Ew-
ing, Mrs. Archibald Fisken. hrs.
Thomas Reed. Mrs. c. II. Sbeafe,
Mrs. J. p. Hoyt, Mrs. Stacy. Mrs. }. II.
Hayden, Mrs. Governor Ferry. Mrs. C. f.
Whitslesey. Mrs. NJ II. Backus. Mrs. ].
n. Brookes, Mrs. George H. Hebron. Mrs.
Piper, Msz. g. q. Lyon. Mrs. D. ~. Bax-
ter. Mrs. j. d. Lownsan, Mrs. ~ c.
Holman. Mrs. T. G. Seufeider,
Mrs. Russell. Mrs.. George B. Kit
finger, Mrs. H II. Whitney. Mrs. E. D. ".
Tinsle. Mrs. H. +. Whitney. Mrs J. b.
MefcaIfe, Mrs. Conant, Mrs. Pritchxrd,
Mrs. Frank Hanford. Mrs. Hurd. Mrs.
Shepard. Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. A. w. Engie,
Mrs. Ed Terry, Mrz. Bailey Gatzers. Mrs.
Jacob Furth. Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. Has
brosick, Mrs. Joseph McNassght. Miss
Struye. Miss Helena Holman. Miss Spar
ling. Miss Emery. Miss Fisken. Miss
Prifchard, Miss SAVER. Miss Phillips.
PLEASANT REcErrIos.
One Of the most successful social events
Of tbs week in North Seattle was the re-
ceptiou held at the residence OF Mr. Fred
Prosch, on Friday evening, In compliment
70 Rev. d. J. Pierce and Rev. Thomas
Baldwin. Rev. Pierce has for about four
months been supplying the pulpit at the
North Seattle Baptist church, and the re-
ception was given on the occasion of his re-
tiremeEt and the commencement Of the
duties Of the new pastor. Rev. Thomas
Baldwin. During the evening. which was
spent most delightfully."-. Rev. Pierce was
presented With handsome Bible. and Mrs.
Pierce Was the recipient Of an elegant dress
pattern. An impromptu orchestra, con-
sisting OF Messrs. Sam Howser. clarinet,
Mr.. Fred Prosch, violin, and Miss Bessie
Howser. pianist, frSnished excellent music
during the evening.
DINNER PARTIEs AID LUNcHEoEa.
Mrs. 4. G. Washburn gave . lunch
con 1t her home corner Twelfth and Marion
streets. Wednesday at / O'Clock, in honor
OF her sister. Miss Savier, of Portland.
Those at table were: Mrs. j. G. Haines,
Mrs. L. 8. J. Hunt, Mrs. e. A. Strout,
Mrs. r. G. Washburn, Miss SAVER. and
Miss Struve.
Miss savier. Of Portland. Was rendered
. complimentary dinner Thursday by
Mrs. e. A. Strout. ct her home on Marion
street. The following were the guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Strout. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. C. Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. ].
Hunt, Miss Sewer and Mr.. George Hyde
Preston.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Ewing enter
tanned the following ladies and gentlemen
at dinner at the Rainier, Wednesday even
Ing: Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Washburn, Mr..
and Mrs. e. A. Strout, Miss Savier and
Mr.. w. e. Bailey.
PHiLoMATHEAN SOCIETY.
The regular meeting of the Philomathean
Society was held ct the university chapel
Friday afternoon and the following excell-
emit programme was rendered:
Song .......................M Maud Ward
Grafton ....4.................--.H Herman Schimer
Instrumental Music ...........-E Edith Blackman
Essay. Misc Clemens
Reading walter fulton
Instrumental Music..... May Clohecy
QuaSsesto s-..-..-........-..+--. ...-.-s..-....
Messrs. Collins. Morris, Atkinson and Dudley.
Debate-Rssofred. That the law regulating free
scholarships should be abolished. Affirmative
r. A. Noble. Edgar Mcclellan and Joseph Muller.
Negaive--Osto Collins. Fred Ness and w. G.
Norris Decided in favor Of the uegative.
cARRQs-xILLAR
On Monday evening. January q, small
number of friends gathered Ut 90 Fifth
street. to witness the solemnization Of mar
rage between Mr.. James Carron and Miss
Mary c. Millar, both of Victoria, B. c.,
whence they were accompanied by Mrs.
Maggie A. Hirsf. sist,v OF the bride. who.
with Mr.. c. T. LeBallister, of Seattle, did
the honors OF the occasion. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John r. Damon,
after which the happy party repaired TO
the Hotel snoqualmie and partook Of .
wedding repast. returning few days later
to the British dominions.
CHURCH CONCERT.
The young people OF the Presbyterian
congregation gave . literary and musical
entertainment at the church Wednesday
evening. The attendance was large and
lowing is the programme.
Violin Solo. .............-......... Mrs Logan
Vocal Solo ....-.---..-..........M Mrs Brown
Instrumental solo. ......s..............Z Either
Mr.. Redmire.
Piano and Flute Duet ...........-..
..-..,......... DR. q. W. Price and Mrs Stone
Vocal solo -.....s............,.-..M Mr.. McAdams
Pianist. .................s ...... Miss whitworth
PLEASANT social
The house OF Rev. and Mrs. Clarke
Davis, corner Tenth and Stewart streets,
Was the scene of q very pleasant social Fri
day evening. Recitations, songs, instru-
mental music and social converse made the
hours pass pleasantly. raiitahle refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Over seventy persons were present.
HASrsoNs PRESENT.
Mrs. l.. III. Smith. the talented artist, has
just finished q beautiful pastel painting of
Mount Rainier. which she presented to the
Hetel Rainier management The picture.
beautifully framed. now adorns the hereto
fore vacant space above the mantel in the
hotel pariors, and Is pronounced . perfect
work OF art by all who view il.
cHAurAuauA CIRCLE.
The young people OF North Seattle are
about - form chautauqua circle. A
meeting for that purpose will he held Tues
day evening at Miss Alma nurants. gs
Bell street, at which large number of in
terested young people will be present
Nun SOCIAL.
An old-sashioned mum" social was
given by the young people of the Taylor
Congregational church at the residence of
the Rev..W. L. Dawson. on Birch street,
Friday evening. A delightful evening
was enjoyed.