The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01


SEATTLE. WASHINGTON
ne exening passed a-sy 500 quickly with
dancing. refreshmszts and . th0rozxhay good
tlnse- The happy yoang people rers: Miss
Fsoveres clAss. Miss Bssis EsdSeusy. Miss
FEasxse Mannsnx. Miss Grace Kiioa Miss Eta
Johnson. Miss Minnie AMI Belle RedwoEsh, Miss
Georgia Stephens, Miss Exselia Piaeerson Miss
Mime Forester Mss Kav smith. 1ssE Gerrle
Kswacd. Miss Nay wsde sEtss Essa Hasriagfoa.
Mss E1sie Hayward and N& Manic Joachim
sen. M Raymond. NJ Aross. Mr. Prssf. Mr..
Bng kiey. NJ. Arssngfoft. NJ. Manning. Mr..
E1wooa. Mr. Purcell. Mr. williamson Mr Hxi
i%y M Eencriek Mr. Bsaeefori. Mr.. Rich. M.
Olson, Ar Bradley and Mr.. Hunt
ALrHa LITERARY SOCIETY,"
The following programme was given by the
Alpha Literary Society ia rooms 10 and l. of the
Denny school, Tuesday. Mar q:
Eans--Tramp. Tramp .-.s.s...--.. society
reading -. .....-..-s-.-s.-~s.Ch Charles Hood
Pen portrait .4Ss..--.....-Et ie White
Iassrunensal cuss. Lain Gardner. Bessie Hans<r
kesatnz s4----.--..--s-... LIZZIE thinner
Isec4tstIon Nesue isyscr
soug-sssoior. ......... -.z.s....-. sadie Hazard
heeiizEoa s.--s-------s --..-..-. iiids rs-esson
sDng-So. p s~s.. $1,000 society
Debate, ..Kesegrsd That eiOquence has more
influence over an army than music Affirm
alive. Eddie Back, Lana Phslhrick- Mega
tive. Frank James. Lydis Lowering. Alice Carr.
Fred Fisher asd Reuben Hid. aeiing as judges.
decided in favor of the Affirmative
LAWN PAErY.
Mss I. q. Ackers entertained . few Of her
frlerds last Tuesday evening at her home near
Green lake. The lawn was Illuminated with
Cninese lanterns suspended from tae trees and
around the porficoes. The house vas thrown
open and the guests according 70 their fancy.
stayed In or out doors. Music and singing from
within 4oefed out the open doors and windows
20 the happy jewellers on the lawn Refresh
ments were served tn the large dining-oom,
with It's polished floor aud handsome rugs.
The following persons were indebted 10 their
hostexs for pleasant evening Mr.. and MrA
A. r scot,, Me-, sad Mrs T. s. Ncoreaesd. Mr.
and Ms- o. 7. Hare, Miss Nellie ssearns. Miss
Elma spott snd Miss Eunice Wilson. Mr.. T. J.
Wilcox, Mr. Frank Pomefoy and Mr.. j. O. Peters.
4 PLEASANT EVENING.
M and Mrs. J. J. Cole entertained a number
Of their friends at their home. LOIS Warrington
street. last Thursday evening. Music aud con-
versetIon divided the time till choice refresh
ments were served. These present we're: Mr..
and Mrs.. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. A. wilxnski, Mr..
snd Mrs. EieTskl. Mr.. and Mrs. Winehl., Miss
winehill. Miss Ssimger, Miss cshn, Miss Cop
y.
Klein and n. Henderson,
COOP TEaFLAss' social
After the adjournment of Seattle lodge Mon
day evening the members enjoyed social and
entertainment. the following programme being
given:
Short lecture -......-..-...s.--M Mr.. Bushell
Duet Miss RoIsnd and Mr. White
Duet MeSrs. Cedarholm and Harrison
heeitotfon- -ts,--,.---.....-.s--.- Miss " mite
Song ..-.-....-.............-.. Mr.. cedsrholm
ssEIcHISG Party.
A pleasant party OF FIVE young ladies spent
Saturday afternoon in the vicinity Of Lake
Washington skeschiag. Nature has been so
p'oiigal there that IL 10 almcst the artists
Utopia The party consisted OF Miss Grace Fem.
Miss Mary Huntoon, Miss Clara Palmer. Hiss
Mary Mcclure aud Miss Annie Mann.
JAuSr TO sSoouALxiK
A merry jaunting party went to Sncquelmie
Falls last sunday. Miss Kahn, who 10 quite IN
artist. brought hack some representations of
natures beauty in that county. Tho party
consisted of yir and Mrs. f. Ar0nsou. Mr., and
Mrs Jacob Davis, Ar and Mrs. Co. wiuehill,
Miss N. winehii and NJ B. Gordan.
PROFESSOR Lorp's sociAL
The weekly socisi given in Chisholm's hall
last evening BY Professor Lopp. the dancing
master, was largely attended as usual, and the
Young people who were present thoroughly en-
joyed themselves Professor Lopp VIII continue
the sociAis for some weeks yet, ard - the close
OF the season viii give grand bah.
CROSSING Parry.
Mr.. aud Mrs +. n. Drew. Mr. aud Mrs. Briefly
and Miss T. W. Grosheim have been cruising
around Hoods canal country for the past week,
in their yacht Jenny June. Every circumstance
was favorable for the good time they had,
weather. scenery. health and appetiseA
STARLIGHT gtFg SOCIAL
The Starlight Social Club held delightful
party last Tuesday evening in Freed's hall, ON
Ninth street The club Is OF Just the right size
and of just the right sort of people to have good
social parties and the last dance was no excep-
ton to the rule.
MEETING or TEACHERS.
The teachers held their monthly meeting in
the Central school yesterday. There viii be
but one more meeting this year. June 20. and
then there viii be the usual summer exodus Of
teachers scattering to all parts Of the country.
CARD PATTY.
Mr.. and Mrs Bell entertained their friends
with whist party last Thursday evening. The
games were entertaining that forty were
played before the prizes were awarded. Elegant
refreshments were served nj tie usual hour.
HIGH TEA.
NJ IS Grace Reed gave q high tea nj the family
residence, rs Lenora street, last Thursday
Miss Reed entertained her friends in her most
happy style The refreshments were choice and
dsintiiy served
AFTERNOON RECEPTION.
The married ladies of the Protes tant Metho-
dist church wers ieliciionsly entertained by
Mrs u, Is Ward, at her pleasant home, last
Wednesday afternoon.