The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30


AIRY entertainment was furnished a. fol-
lows:
Instrumental SOLD. Mr. Grant Vaughan
Vocal Mr.: Gibbons
rs.s s =. ~ = Uo,e
Bee tation.. Mr. II. Z Lewis
Address: ..--...-.--...-...-...-.-R Rev. ". Read
v eocal soio.. In Holmes
Veal solo. M. Homer Evans
Dnss, banjo aud guitar - WARMER and Yemen
dymnastic exercises. Glass
The address OF Rev. Mr.. Read on .Ele-
ments Of Success was m earnest, inter.
esting discourse, full Of good advice for the
guidance Of young men. The singing Of
Mrs. Holmes and the plsying Of Mrs. Ellis
Nere Of especial merit, and met with de-
served cncores.
At the conclusion of the exercises re-
Treatments we're served. and social amuse-
ments occupied the rest of the evening.
BIRrHDAY PATTY.
On last Thursday evening Miss Jennie
Schaeifsr. with number of friends, cele-
brated her sixteenth birthday ct her home,
404 Commercial street Music. dancing and
games occupied the evening. during which
fefrsshmsns were served. Those present
we're: Mrs. SchaefEer. Mrs. Hepshirs, Mrs.
Baton. Mrs. Carey. Alice Carey, Phoebe
Carey, Bessie Van Wart. Fannie Anderson,
Mabls Sheehan, Blanche and Carrie New
berger. Sarah and Ida Gottstein, Julia, Liz
sie and Annie Orth, Becky 6hosnfeld, Ger
tie Davis, Carrie FrankAnthal, Jennie
Davis. Della Csbsnsky. Fiossis Smart, Fred
and Win Walsh. Ernest Herold, Millard
and Oliver Carson. Jake Gottstsin, Michael
solomon. Herbert Je5e. Solomon Davis,
Ed Herring. George Ortiz. Allison Craw-
Ioru. 1sso0fe 1snsermans Leanoer Ander-
sOn, noface Eoees wliiam osborne, AL
nert Aarsnals 0sorge Marshall and James
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LiSEAkHs UNION BALI.
The Linemen's Union gave their first an
nual ball last night at Armory hall, which
wes tsss"y oecozsteo Win incandescent
hgnts. Among the interesting features OF
the decorations Was miniature representa-
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CHOIR Rors OF ST. MARkh
The choir boys OF 81. Marks church held
| their monthly meeting on Tuesday evening
| in the guild rooms of the church. The
evening was spent in games and debate.
| Refreshments were served. The following
| programme was rendered.
Recitation ROY Pike
Solo; -...,...-.......,..... charles Curtis
Psc,,asson ~ Sumn Image
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