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

Miss May Bankk Her gown was of cream
whita All over IL we're hlue shields with the
advertisements on it.
II. Clay Eversole. optician-Represented BY
Miss Anna HaIford. She was robed In black
velvet, decorated with eyeglasses
ENTERTAINMENT AT RAvEsNA PARK
At the invitation Of Mrs. Anna B. Allen.
principal of the Seattle Female college, Ra-
VIENNA Park, large number of the parents
and friends of the pupils assembled at the
college Friday afternoon and were treated
70 brilliant musical and literary entertain
ment. The programme was as follows:
Entrance March-"Tannhauser's Grand March"
wagner -.-.........-...........-M Mrs. ". Beck
Jessie and EIla Allen ana Fannie Biafely.
Piano-"n Trovatore" Verdi
Misses N. Ashworth and cheney
Recitation Ride of Jennie NcNail"
Mrs G. w. Cobb.
MA W. w Beck. --'-
Organ "Annie Rooney" (waltz)
Miss Weedin.
..aow the Gates Game Ajal,"-,. Jessie Allen
Oef 0ommef Nacnss irsum. Aendeinonn
aMendelssohn's Biography, Margaret Ashworth
March Der Sommer Nachts Traum"
ssDriil in KIocution, Mn. Dcbb
ssBala-headed Men, Fannie Blakeln
Essay THE work Of Sub Junior Music Class
.w.ud.rine Jew. als' Cheney. surrmu,,.r
Aec'.'lon Mimi. p.rt sn aoows
Duett-- "Mabel CLAIRE Mr.. and Mrs ". " Beck
Guitar accompa simentl
.What Know About Music, JesGe Allen
Gut e. -. fandapEo and nd. Siege OF senastopor
Recitation ............-..A Asleep q the swi.ch'
.a snl Eripg g. March" Mn Beck
Original and Initiative ssiections- -.
"Waila Walla Band, -. Composed By Mrs. Beck
Banjo. compRo sf b y M. B BseE
Guitar" Composed by Mrs. Beck
transcription Of Home, Sweet Home
Composed BY Mn. Beck
This was the first of q series of entertain
ments which are to be given during the
coming school year. at intervals of two
months.
YALE ALUMNI DINNER.
The first dinner OF the Yale Alumni
Association of the Northwest will be given
next Saturday evening at the Rainier Club
in this city. 1t is expected that the affair
win be one OF great interest to college men.
Those who have the matter in charge here
have received the names OF over seventy
Yale men in Washington and in Portland.
Or. and the invitations already cent have
all been accepted readily. The Harvard
Club has been very successful, but at the
present outlook Yale will eclipse even that
club. Among those who belong to the
association and who will be at the dinner
are w. B. Bushnell, L. w. Bates. H. s.
Griggs, E. S. Griggs, ]. McElroy, w. Alter,
George r. Stacey, P. d. Rice, w. A. Rice,
+. 4. Case. T. B. Kellogg, Marshall Bond,
OF Tacoma; w. E. Bailey, j. K. Brown,
Everett Smith. DR.. C. B. Smith, Rev.
Benjamin Parsons, w. A. Peters,
T. N. Halter. William Wood.
C. B. Wood, Il. B. Downing, G. l. Gault,
r. NJ. Hurd. w. B. Goodwin, Professor C.
G. Reynolds, George Carter, of Seattle; e.
b. Andrews, of Olympia; and others from
Spokane Fails. Port Townsend, Walla
Walls. Pullman and Dayton. The Tacoma
Glee Club, the members OF which are
nearly all Yale men. will be at the dinner
also.
MISS FuRTH's GERMAN.
Miss Anna Furth gave a german to q
number of her friends Thursday evening
at the residence Ninth and Terrace streets.
The house was handsomely decorated and
lighted, and the floor of the parlor was in
excellent shape for the merry dancers.
Many very unusual and novel figures were
danced to the music of mandolin and
guitar. Mr.. c. b. Nichols led the german.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward l.. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart E. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Kittinger, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Harrington, of San
Francisco; Miss Hagar, of Colusa. Cal.
Miss A. Nevino, Miss Ranke, Miss M.
Ranke. Miss Hunt. Miss Sparkling, Miss A.
Sparkling, Miss KImball, Miss L. Sheafe
Miss Filkins, Miss Henry. Miss Riley, Miss
Pelly, Miss Furth, Miss Tingie. Miss Nc
LeIlan, Mr.. +. P. Meyer. Mr.. w. N. Har-
rington, Mr.. F. Palmer, Mr.. f. K. Strive.
Mr.. +. B. Weistling. Mr.. C. B. Nichols,
Mr.. George Sparling, Mr.. C. l.. f. Kellogg,
Mr.. Josiah Collins, Mr.. C. j. Collins. Mr..
G. H. Preston. Mr.. G. +. Fay, Mr.. George
Riley, Mr. b. Peliy, Mr.. Theodore Halter,
Mr.. A. Barker, Mr.. H. Meserve, Mr.. H.
Baker, Mr. T.. L. Easement, Mr.. J, A.
Jackson.
FATHER MATTHEW CENTENARY.
The centennial anniversary of the birth
of Father Matthew was celebrated in Seat.
tie Friday evening by the different Catholic
churches and by the Father Matthew To-
tai Abstinence Society. Rev. Father Sic
gal lectured on the lite and work OF Father
Matthew, and q varied literary programme
was given at Chisholm's hall. After the
entertainment a social dance was given to
the young people.
RECEPTION TO REV. LEVI GILBERT.
reception was rendered TO the Rev.
Levi Gilbert. the new pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Angus Macintosh Thurs
day evening. The beautiful residence was
brilliantly lighted. and the pariors were
thronged Ill evening with the members of