The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19

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vncs, ,.,,st ~ Ooins sn4 n Seni5mer
Rescinr I. Msrel 4 p snaa,
Recitation Ernest Pierce
Biography Of Edmund 6penser. . Maud Younges
Recitation. Miss Curtis
Anssfumentsi music. miss Ration ana MISS Reeves
Mss kEoUAS BiRTHDAY
Miss Esteila Reoua celebrated her tvalfth
birthday last Saturday afternoon at her home
1,46 Washington street. by giving party 70
about thirty of her young lady friends A
splendid time was enjoyed by al who attended
and there were numerous beautiful presents be-
slowed upon Miss Requa. After On afternoon
spent In playing games, ETC., bOuntiful supper
was served 70 the guests. Those present were:
Miss Blanche Kelly, Mis- Carrie Bowen, Miss
Mabel Bowen, Miss Carrie Newman, Miss Carrie
Anape. Ma LAIN bard. Miss kme BIRD, Miss
nlanene kamage, Miss Rose GraaK Miss Violet
ulAAn, MIS- Doihe BOWEN, miss Liiy Anderson.
Aiss Cians anderson Miss Dalsy Anderson. miss
ouie Lyon Miss Nora f1sner. MISS Pearl Fisher,
Mn Alma nawtnorne. MISS Elsie ktgby, Miss
ios rauison' Miss maggie Marona' Miss Mamie
1afona, Hiss Aihe Nooter, MISS Lima Nooter.
LIS msmae Msico. MISS Jennie Marco, Mis-
ursce Enle' MIS- Maoei LecKie MISS Ola WICK
ssfoms MISS Essehs hfqua-
ST Marks ENTERTAINMENT.
The ladies' of the Bible class of the st. Marks
Episcopal church. entertained the choir and
Sabbath school in the Guild rooms OF the
cnutcn iast Anafsosy evening" hnner the
olfecIon Oh MS ". Mannsi ner ana MI
WIN. heoneio. A very interesting programme
r.Sp - 'S'' SoAAs's'As Va sAe
Piano solo. Little Miss Blanche shaw
hecitation- Master FRED wheeler
pac,,.,ion M;s. Msha, WI sa,a.
49, 49,. ". =. u.,.,,,- - a ~, or
:. :. Asses ase n.~sy anu MAUI Sna"
$50. c,sd,. snd .srec,sl nsnt,nr sno,, 49, ~
Md. ~ the dnet nv Misses Hawlev and ahsw
ReIreshments were served by the younp ladies
and games and . pleasant time generally fol-
lowed At the close of the evening, two bssk cts
OF candies and cakes were sent TO the Day
Nursery.
COMING FACULTY RECTAL.
The Conservatory of Arts win give a facu,tv
recital Monday evening, October n, ct the First
Methodist chnrch. corner Thir6 and Marion
-..se.s e.. 49,. ssnaet - Enc Tad;a., .,d c.,
sS'c ss .s.,., LII, ~ 80. - s,..assN !.
80 r-sss-sar ra,ran r.;-s tn f,,. -
ME- = teuerAcA 'c"ci Asilu' AHc iouo"ihB
will be among the participants: Piano. Mr.. Al
vah Glover Salmon, Miss Mae Potvin organ
Miss Lois sheafe; violin, Mr. W. Vaughn Arthur;
flute Nj. kaipn Artnuf' vocaiists. MRS. Fred
erick Jeweu Lairo' MIS- Aoeine >. holmes
reader, mrs. Celeste Langley siauson. ilckets
VIII % on saie ~ u,ansin " DsuI'on. stewart q
Holmes drug anu 'ne pfincipai "us'c stores.
THE BUCKEYE CLUB.
The Buckeye cub met Tuesday evening in
Chisholm's hail. for a social evening. The lit
erary programme rendered by the members was
q follows:
song .................... GIee Club
Address. new :. a; or rgt
S Sons - :; violin accom- nsn,ment oNo
Mes Phoebe Carey and Miss Alice Carey
Address ...............--.....Mr +. II: Haodock
Violin solo. ........ .--...-.-. MISS Alice Carey
The club Wall hold social, Win refresh
uents, on the evening OF Tuesday. October Is
,xur.r m s.eprn xrsrc
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Mrs. Clara T. patterson VIII give recital OF
sacred instrumental music on the pipe organ at
Marion streets. TINS sisefnoon q. ociocN-
Every one Is "eon 0 io"As pro-
gramme VIII DC ten0eeo.
Allegretio, op. stevens