The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

AEtUkyr&> - 4 ku0ytoD. - r. JockS00-
rxHIoMArEkAs SOCIETY.
| The regular weekly meeting Of the PHI
/ ouathean eodety. held Friday afternooa
| IN tie university chapel. vas largely ~
tsnded and the following exceIlent pro-
| gTamme Uas rendered:
/ vocal dur4-..-.--. Julia and Celia Graves
Es<1toxson. .-.-. beff1e PaSscos
/ Original seory AaRd AcCleisan
/ Pen pcFsrats .-.-.*-.s..-sz----.. Tryna Briggex
/ Vocal spsO .....S...-..--.E Edith Blarkman
! xhsse nj nuse speeches T. ". Powell Odeu
Bryson, Carrie Davta
! Dshate-- Esselxxa. ThAt the co1ne1i should
grsnf equal privileges 30 aii railroads. ON Rail
/ Fred Merx, C. Z. DeshAm- Negatve--Herman
schirmer. Joseph MsIles. Wslseg Fulton.
| Nrssc-Q uaneese Misses Roase and Proctor
and Messn Morris and Noble
TARxxELL FATTY
/ A farewell party was given Miss Lucy
/ Kubeck 1t the residence Of Miss Edna Eng
land. TT South Eighth street. on Tuesday
| evening. The evening was spent very
/ pleasantly in forfeifs and games, and re-
Treatments were served ~ midnight Those
! present were: Mrs England. Mrs. Ciexr,
Miss Annie Bomgart, Miss Florende Hast
ings. Miss Leila Parker, Miss Eva Learcy,
Miss Ellen Olson. Miss Lille DeTsnble.
Miss Florence smith. Miss Gracie Ciegg,
Miss May Molina. Miss Lucy Kubeck. Miss
Edna England. Mr.. Clegg. Amador Mo-
lima. August Delphut, William Nelson,
Jay Dixon. James Rigby, Berthe Nelson,
Charles Qnade. Reuben England and Harry
England
4 FORTUNATE CHURCH cHoIR.
Mile. Cementina de We're. the soprsno.
who delighted SeattIeites with her charm
ing singing during the Gilmore baud con-
certs in this city few months ago. has &C.
cepted > positisn in DIR. Paxton's church,
New York City. where she will receiye
$3.50 year. This Is the largest salary
ever paid TO = choir singer in America or
Europe. The interest Of the gifted vocalist
will be looked after by her manager. Mr..
Henry Wolfsobn, who will not allow her 10
sing at any Of the church socials or fash
ionabie gatherings given by the ministers
or members Of his flock Miss De We're
bears the reputation Of being the best con-
cert singer living.
DINNER rARTY.
On last Sunday Mrs. X Schsltx rendered
dinner party. at her residence on Seventh
street. to Mrs. NJ. l. lsaacs and family and
Mr.. Henry Peccard who had just returned
from trip to Europe. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Al. L. Isaacs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Levere, Mrs r. Shultz. Miss
Schultz. Mr.. Henry Peccard. Mr.. L. Green
berg. Mr.. N. Schultz and Mr.. julius
| Schultz.
QUEEN CITY LITERARY SOCIETY.
| A delightful evening was passed by the
members OF the Queen City Literary Soci-
ETY. at their regular weekly meeting
Wednesday. The following programme
was greatly enjoyed.
ketiiauon. .-.s.ss--...s........Geo George (,ross
-....-.-...J. J. Walker
Reading-"Judse Tridiy's Cow.
/ THE EPwoRrH LEAGUE.
The Epworth I.sague-the young peo-
PIES society Of the Battery street Metho-
/ dist Episcopal church-met ut the parson-
| age on Wednesday evening. About fifty
young people were present and IN enjoya-
| BILE social evening was spent, and plans
| made for future work Of the league. A
| number of names were added 70 the list of
| membership. Singing, recitations and re-
| treatments proved m Interesting finale TO
| the evening enjoyment.
| PERSONAL
Miss Lois Sheafe was in Tacoma during
| the week.
| Mr.. George 4. Moon. of Warsaw, Ind. il
| in the city.
Miss Mollie Hall, Of Sehome, 10 visiting
friends in Seattle
Senator Payne. of Skagit county, was in
the city during the week.
| Miss Lillian Cook has returned from .
visit with friends at Sehome.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jones, of Walla Walla,
| spent Wednesday In this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Metcalf, Of New York
| city. are guests at the Rainier.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Call, of Skagit, Wis
| tied friends In Seattle during the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer will leave in
| . few weeks on an extended visit to Europe.
| Miss L. +. Ferry has returned from an
| extended visit with friends in San Fran
| cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Doheny have moved
into their new home. $40 Oak street. North
| Seattle.
| Miss s. Harrington, of Coupeville, was
the guest OF Miss Lottie Seiden, Easter
| Sunday.
| Mrs. W. W. Edrid and Mrs. NJ Boutleon,
| Of Lock Haven, Pa, are visiting friends in
this city.
Senator II. w. Fairweather, of Sprague,
| was in the city Thursday, accompanied by
| his son.
Miss BERTHE Hoff Richter. of Chicago. is
| the guest of Mrs. v. H. Faben at Lake
Washington
| Mr. NJ. Gottstein and bride. nee Miss
| Morganstern. have returned from their
| wedding trip.
| Miss Mary Spencer has returned home
| from visit with her sister, Mrs. Richard
Portway. of Slaughter.
| Miss Maud La Belle. of Portland, who
has been visiting in this city for several
| weeks. returned home yesterday.
| Mr.. +. w. Langdon, of Albany. Ore,
| who spent several days with friends in this
/ city, returned home Monday night
| Mr.. Willis Brown, of Portland. and Mr..
/ j. III. Bacon. of Port Townsend, were in
the city few days during the week.
| Mrs. J. II. Curry, OF Eimonds. has been
visiting friends in this city for q week past.
| She returns home this coming week.
| Mrs. +. NJ. Cranney, who has been visit
| ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w III.
| Brunk. at Gilman, has returned home
Mrs. NJ. Il. smith and children left
| Thursday evening for Omaha. where they