The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-12

Singerman, Aaron Goodman, Sole Joseph.
]. G0ldstein, L. and J. Coe, and Miss
Young, Miss Burrows, Miss Cheasty, teach
ers.
TRINITY GUILD MUSICALE.
A musicale and reception was given BY
the ladies of Trinity guild. Thursday even
ing. At the home of Mrs. D. J. Sackman,
Ninth street. There were large number
of young people present. and the evening
was most delightfully."- spent This was the
first Of series which the guild intends to
give the coming winter. The following
programme was rendered:
fia00 SOLO, Mis- Cary
Cnox The Choir
Vocal solo. Observation-Disclosures Miss Humphries
rlane 500. Miss Mershau
VOCAL SOLO .4r9 Keith
Nh Fanny Gage and Miss There's. Randall
Piano SOLO. Mis- Eva Mauhall
MIS- Therssa Randall and Nj. j. &. u. Keith
Vocal soio MI Fanny z. Gage
Miss i. Randall, NJ Keith, NJ Nsrbos ''sn'
Accompaniment MfA Bruns and Miss Cary
After the programme refreshments were
served, and social time was INDUCED in.
UNIVERSITY LITERARY SOCIETY.
The literary exercises at the University
Friday afternoon were attended by Z
number of visitors and were unusually
good.
The Aletheonian programme was q fol-
lows.
Vocal music. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Otto Augustine
Essay Ralph Andrews
!nstrumentd music, -: Abbie Drew
Vocal music Jennie HouRhton
National characteristics-Tne French. Annie
Pelton: the Yankee. Ruth Carr
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The PhiiOmatheans rendered the follow
Recitation. ................C q. willard
Essay Kate Griswold
neciss'ion Bon Dlkeman
Hssay So Eva csmpbeH
o essa,n Miss Nv. ys1 M hc;inss
Debase-.:Resoivea that tho Principles Of the
Republican Platform in the Recent City Flee
cse were s1 %. % NJ Rsie
Hattie Griswold. NeRative-M T. Durham
NJ: Watkins, Bell McDiarmid.
MRS. J. ". FILKrNs' Whist PARTY.
Mrs. ]. w. Filkins gave chafming whist
party last Friday evening at her beautiful
home in Queen Anne town. Among the
guests invited were Mr.. and Mrs. Carkeek,
Judge and Mrs. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Marshall Shaffner, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Mcknight.
DR.. and Mrs. Bagley, Colonel and Mrs.
Lynn, Mrs. Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Wing, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Gregory and Mr.. A. NJ. Brooks.
After the whist contest. which was enjoy
able, because spirited, delicious refresh
ments were served.
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
A complimentary literary and social en-.
teItainment will be given by the members
of the Young Mems Institute next FRIDAY
evening, October IL. A debate will be held
on the subject: 1.-The Woes of Bachelor
VS.. the Bliss of Benedict" Messrs. r. F.
Drew, ]. F. McElroy and ]. J. Burns will
defend the bachelors, and Messrs. D. Kel-
leher, P. P. Padden and NJ. ]. Mist will
argue the advantages of married life. DR..
Shannon will give lecture on what to
Do in Cases of Emergency. - and Rotations
will be delivered by P. ID. Hughes. B. B.
Lynch and others. The Young Mems In
stirute always give good entertainments.
and this will be no exception to the rule.
UNION Ex-PRIsoNERs OF WAR.
About twenty Union Ex- Prisoners of
War met Tuesday evening 10 the EIks'
hall, to talk over old times in rebel pens.
The association holds meetings every three
months, and the members always have
good times. Mr.. F. NJ. Hansen is presi-
dent and Mr.. J. o. Rockwell secretary.
since the reorganization last May. In the
association are ex-prisoners of nearly
every large prison in the South at the
time of the war. The next meeting will be
held in January next.
Mr.. FISHERS WHIST PARTY.
Mr.. E. A. Fisher gave a whist party to a
number of his friends at his elegant rooms
in the Abbott house Thursday evening.
Those present were: Mr.. P. e. Tarbel.
Mr.. w. H. Siser. Mr.. ID. w. Douthitt. Mr..
s. Weston, Mr.. N. B. Colt, Mr.. E. de Neuf.
Mr.. d. j. Paddock. Mr.. s. Wiley, Mr..
John Russell. Mr.. N. A. Comstock, Mr.. H.
Donald and Mr.. G. e. Keller.
METHODIST SOCIAL.
The young people of the First Methodist
Episcopal church held largely attended
social Friday evening in the church par
lors A musical programme was given and
a basket lunch was served by the young
ladies. These socials are given monthly.
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