The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-27
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.

The past week in society circles has been
rather quieter than usual, many of the young
people being either away or on cam ping out ex-
petitions. or rusticatiug in the mountains or
getting ready for such outings. 1t is not alto
gether improbable. too, that the circus had
something TO do with the dearth of social gath
erings. though that, OF course, is merely q sur
mise. Following is record of the weeks
doings:
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Saturday was gala day with the children of
the English Lutheran sunday school The
classes of Miss Keever, Mr.. A. v. Paulsou and
Mr.. J. II. Hickcox gathered at the home of Mr.
Hickcox, DIG Poplar street Here they had their
pictures taken and then took the cars for Lake
Union. After lunch literary programme was
rendered and prizes We're offered for the best
Rotations They all did so well that each one
WAS given a gilded horseshoe by the teachers.
The progra mme rendered was as follows:
Recitation. .....-.........M Miss Emma Csssd
Recitation. "The Star of Bethlehem
Miss Emma Weller.
Recitation Suffer Little Children"
Miss Kettle Davis,
Recitation. ..................."T he Lost Sheen
Miss Ruth Fletcher
Recitation Mis-. Florencs Maysr empty Shoes
Recitation. Master Charles ST Dry
The Sunday school, which is held in the Pike
street hall, corner Fifth and Pike at $3.50 O'Clock
Sunday afternoons is very prosperous, and to
those who think the Sunday school fits the
young with honest business qualifications this
is good place TO send the children. Rev. Kee-
yer, the pastor, is very cordial and will welcome
all who may come. At saturdays picnic the
following scholars were present: Miss Birdie
Koch, Miss May Koch, Miss Belle Casad,
Miss Olive Tilford. Miss Minnie Hansen, Miss
Adells Weller, Miss Annie Pomeroy, Miss
Manda STAFF, Miss Maggie Meyer. Miss Mary
Mi
Pierce. Miss Minnie Woods, Miss Gurindie
staff, Miss Lucy Krsuss. Miss Erika Hedeen.
Miss Minda Graf, Miss Jennie Johnson, Miss
Minnie Krsuse, Miss Mary Holland, Miss Mary
Mertins. Miss Lizzie Hruser. Miss Grace Grad
dock Mr.. Willie Davis. Mr. Frank Bsrth, Mr..
Graft Mr. August Rosefelt Mr.. Eddie Barth,
Mr.. Willie Mertins, Mr. Adolph Mertins and Mr..
Ben Craddock.
CONCERT AT WEST SEATTLE.
The Sunday afternoon concerts at West
Seattle given by the First regiment band are
proving most successful aud are patronized by
large numbers OF people. Today the programme
arranged is as follows:
Msrrh-ssThe Gladiator ...........-....... SouEa
overture-"F iiessende Queile" ......... Pettee
Characteristic piece-'slmplicity" ..--....-
.-.............. ...........T heo. Moses
Concert waltr-"Mon RI Wait MEL
acknowledgement wedding" ........- silva
Potpourri-''Hu guenois"... Aeyerbeer
Cornet solo--T. II. Wagner............. Arban
Patrol-'El Mexieano" ............-......Ber don
Galop -"Furore'' .......--.. Moses
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Laura Garfield entertained her friends at
q birthday dancing party last evening at the
residence of her parents, SIS Pike street. The
invited guests were: Miss Lizze Frye, Miss
Bertha Strong, Miss Anna Strang, Miss Sido
FHrth, Miss Kate McGsaw, Miss Helen Nc
Naaght, Miss Lillian Kellogg. Miss Blanche
Kelly, Miss May Pratt, Miss Olive Baxter, Miss
Bessie Blanchard. Miss Mable FIIkin. Miss
Beatrice Filkin, Miss Fannie Russell, Miss Ida