The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-04

-~s7s1 - W 1t6kA8 BALL
The ball given BY North Star lodge, No.
y. knights Of Pythias, at Armory hall
Thursday evening IAst was . very success
iul and delightful affair, and vas most
ntsing finale TO the glorious first Of May.
Il Was largely attended. and the usual for
mality. not to say stiffness, many times
found on such occasions, was entirely abb
sent The grand march commenced ct 9
O'Clock, led by Past Chancellor
4 u Anderson 70 the music. of the
First Regiment band Twenty dances wsre
had and over 400 young people partici-
pated. Professor g. Lopp Was the floor
manager end the following COM
mitfees looked after the pleas
IRE and comfort of the attendants:
Floor Louis Anderson. John NewIand.
William Westxing, Richard Oisso1. Her
man Anderson. Raception--N. Anderson,
n. G. Whaiberg, l. Huisether, G A. Nord-
strom. Frank Oieson. Albert johnson. The
supper served in the hall was handsomely
spread and was elaborate and perfect The
dance Was the first one given by the lodge.
which was instituted only thrse months
ago. and the extraordinary success Of the
AFFAIR has caused the members to talk seri-
ously already OF another ball in the near
future.
THE cRAwvoRp-sYRsE wEpprsc.
One Of the principal events in which
Seattle society vas interested during the
past week. though Il did not occur in the
city. was the wedding of Mr.. Samuel L.
Crawford. Of Seattle. and Mrs. Clara
n. Byrne. OF Sacramento. California
The ceremony which united one of Seat
ties brightest and most popular society
and business men to q lady OF equally high
standing. was performed in Sacramento
Wednesday noon. st the residence OF the
brides parents. DR.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Clay
ton, the Rev. Arnold T. Need
ham officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford are now visiting the
natural wonders Of California, but will
start for Seattle in few days. They will
arrive In the city about May Is after which
Mr.. Crawford has already picked . site
for handsome residence, and during the
year will erect home for his bride.
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.
The St. Andrews Society of Seattle held
. well attended enter attainment as CHS
holni's hall Tuesday evening last which
IVES followed by social. The programme
rendered WAS - follows:
Address. .............-.... Mr.. Nurchinpn
Song .......................-.M Mr.. J. Duncan
Recitation. ....................M Mr.. A. Robertson
step Dance .-.-.........-.... Nj A. AcBeath
Song Mr.. J. sgerrett
Recitation ...................Mr Mr.. w. Chisholm
A bagpipe selection by Mr.. C. A. Chari-
son was kept time to by Mr.. f. McBeaih
in liieiy Scotch iig. The society Is max
ing arrangements for . social entertain
ment and dance to take place on the even
ing Of May q.
GOOD rEMPLARs' ENTERTAINMENT
The musical and literary entertainment
given by the members of Lake Washington
Lodge, No. Ill. 1. o. g. T.. at its bali on
Market street, Wednesday evening, was
largely attended. The hall was Hastily dec
Grated. and the following programme was
rendered:
Recitation ...s...........s......Mi Miss Bushling
Recitation. kiss In the DARK" 49,. Miss Perrin
Song and guitar. II am One Of the Tiekish
Kind. .....-..,.......,f-.. H. 1. Cedarhoim
Song. The Brdee" Miss Pratt
Song. .The Mud Cabin" ,......A. l. Cedsrholm
Recitation, Jack perhsm'' ..........M Mr. Little
Recitation. '.Morgans RAID Miss MAID Gale
Dialogue ................. Members of the Lodge
rue LoeAS-ALGER RECEPTION.
Two hundred or more friends of Mrs.
John A. Logan and General r. A. Alger
and party, gave the distinguished guests
an informal reception st the Rainier last
Tuesday evening. General Alger was in
trodueed by Mr.. Eben Smith and
responded In . characteristic speech that
contained q noble tribute 10 the soldiers.
Mrs. Logan. always popular. was the center
OF attraction here. and those who we're for
tunate enough 10 meet her on this occasion
were very much delighted. Mrs. Alger
and daughters, May and Frances, and
Mrs. Logan's daughter. Mrs. Tucker. were
members of the party.
Art ExHisfrfoN.
One of the features of the season will be
an exhibition oil paintings. the work of
Mrs. J. w. Pratt. among which are said to
be some exquisite studies. Her pictures
attracted great attention in San Francisco.
some OF them being awarded the highest
encomiums of connoissieurs. There is .
strong artistic element in Seattle society,
especially among the ladies. and the oppor-
tunity of inspecting the clever young
artists work is awaited with animated
interest
INFORMAL RECErTToN.
Mrs. L. C. Gilman gave an informal
lunch on Thursday at her new home on
Rainier street Those present were: Mrs
Wilkinson, Mrs. George Donworth, Mrs
Reuben Jones' Mrs. William III. Llewellyn.
Mrs. Faddis. Mrs. II. II. Gilman. Miss
Alice Thorndyke. Mrs f. NJ. Carr and
Mrs Captain Ballard.
rsEssyrxsiAS RECEPTION.
A reception was rendered the Rev. n. b.
gisler, the new pastor Of the Calvary Pres
hyserian church last Monday evening. The
occasion was participated IN by the whole
az his congregation. cid felix's as we'll a.
Young people. Rev. Rgier is young man
and has just left the theological school
nTsSxR PARTY.
Judge, and Mrs. Straye on Thursday
evening gave dinner party at their resi-
asnee in honor of Messrs, George n. Eg-
gers. Of San Francisco. and q. Snceman.
OF Oakland. Cal. members Of the board Of
directors of the German savings and Loan
society Of that city.
osassg AND sECkrTE Rail-
An orange and necktse ball VAS held in
rinkney's hall. corner Srosdway and De
pot street. last evening al which good
time was had by alb TIE dances are held
seml-monthly, and are always successful
BIRTHDAY PATTY.