The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-09
60CIETY'S NORMALCY.
How the Lenten Season Is Being
Observed.
The PuRiM PARTY LAST NIGHT.
= DsiGhf week ~ OIynpis-severai NO
tAkls weddisgs--coniax Events
--Psrsenas Mates.

sWUe0~-46Gr4 being Illus IN VIC N1y y.
social te1nptation-our society people mare
made . fashion ct Lent. Catholics ana
xfdscopAiians. that is. the feminine adj
nereuts Of these scots, have donc good
deal Of that sort OF pcaaflce when
eonsists In attending the regular church
oorvices: and Presbytsrians. Methoeiists es
~. who do not believe IN Lent. have az
lowed them 10 hare an undisturssed week.
or course, IL the opera had been here. or u
Wf1. Bullion or Mime. La Creme bad seen
- 20 give party, it might hsye bern aii-
ferspi, bat there have besn no temptations
a this sort, ard 10 Lent has had is IN
nfngs. Al this time there h no promise OF
change IN the programme. and the week
% come seems destined as eventless - TIE
week past. Below are chronscisd tbs events
u the past week:
THE rrRsx DAscrse Party.
The members Of the Young Mems He
brew Association Of this city gave az snEi-
tation party at The Armory last night. IN
honor Of the parim festival. II .as q fun
dress affair aud many beautiful costumes
were worn by the ladies. Fully 10 couple
took part in the grand march. A delsga-
fion from the Harmony Club at Tacoma
was in attendance Music was furnished
By the First Regiment band and refresh
naents we're served during thu evening un-
der the supervision o! Caterer Watson.
Dancing Was INDUCED In until an early
hour this morning. The invited guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Aronson, Mr. and
Mrs. r. Aroason, Mr.. and Mrs. d. korn.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. korn, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Bories. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer, Mf. and Mrs.
Hurbaum, Mr.. ard Mrs. J. j. Cole. Dir.
and Mrs. Chttendon Mr.. and AIRS. Cob
jentx. Mr.. and Mrs J. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ffeder-
ticks. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Franklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Franenthai. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Al. Fosliouis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. klerssi,
Mr.. and Mrs. George kierski, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Goftstejn, Mr. and Mrs J.. koleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lessar, j. Levy, Mr.. and
Mrs, Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mayer. Dir and
Mrs. 8. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. VIII
slnaki, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rosenberg. Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rosenberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Riddiesbeimer, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. scnoen-
feid. Mr.. and Mrs. O. stoltz. Mr.. and Mrs
+. singer1nan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stock,
Mr. and Mrs. J. schlessinger, Mr. and Mrs.
J. 6iegei, Mr.. and Mrs A. koloman, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. soloman, Mira. h. Efun, Mrs.
~. Wixinski. Miss Rosa MoFgenstern.
Miss Hannah kierski, Miss Frsnces WIZ
xinski, Miss Virginia Wilzinski. Miss Clara
Korn, Miss stena Korn, Miss Bella korn.
Miss Barth, Miss Gussie Gottstein. Miss
Rebecca speigel. Miss Annie Howisz, Miss
Jenny Howitz. Miss Simon. Miss Nettie
Solomon. Miss Bloom. Miss kapplnas,
Mr.. E'kan Morgcnsssrn. Mr.. NJ. A. Gott-
stain, Mr.. l.. Gotlstein, Mr. William Viii
sinski; Mr. Eugene Lexinsky. Mr.. Mark
Wiixinaki. Mr.. j. r Block. Mr.. ]. L. Klein.
Mr.. E. Bollack. Mr.. J. Binswsnger. Mr.. l..
HershlIng. Mr.. A. Stern. Mr.. s. Brunn.
Mr.. s. Buxbaum, Mr.. s. bloom, Mr.. III. G.
Donald, Mr.. A. Ian Hiser. Mr.. NJ. w.
Ffederieks. Mr.. II. A. Fredcricks. Mr.. Joe
Frauenthai. Mr.. Jake Frauenthai. Mr.. A.
Gutman, MIR. L. T. Grcenebaum. Mr.. NJ.
Greenehaum, Mr.. ]. 4. Goldsmith. Mr.. NJ.
n. Gieishman, Mr.. L. Greenherg. Mr.. +.
n. Graham, Mr.. 4. Goldberg. Mr.. A.
Hansen. Mr.. r. Hansen. Mr.. l.. Jacobs.
Mr.. n. kiersii. Mr.. II. KierSki. Mr.. VI.
Levy. Mr.. 4. I.essar. Mr. J. II. Levy. Mr..
r. Meyer. Mr.. IA Polly, Mr.. J. Rosenberg,
Mr.. Charles r. Mr.. Ralph schoenfeld,
Mr. r. Simon. - b. Twievilie. Mr.. l.. d.
Towne. Mr.. l. Wed, Mr.. NJ. Shit. AIR. W.
L. Millxner. Mr.. NJ. Mandel.
Delta rsi DINNER.
Several members of the Fraternity of
Delta Psi gave a private dinner at the
Rainier Club last evening. This fraternity
il one Of the best known Of all the Greek
letter college societies. II was founded at
Columbia college. New York. In isi7. and
has active chapters in that college as well
ns In the University OF Pennsylvania,
Trinity College. University ot Rochester.
Williams College. University OF Mississippi,
r5ulserxity OF Virginia. Yale College and
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology
In the majority OF the college towns the
various chapters have their own buildings.
- which no one save members ever have
had access. Amongst the finest Of these
chapter houses are the ones at - East
Twenty-eighth street New York, the home
nj the Alpha Chapter and tho 81. Anthony
Club, composed of members from the
various chapters. There are also nlagnitl-
cent chapter houses at Yale. Trinity and
Williams colleges. costing over sluN on.
Amongst the various members at this
fraternity are men prominent ia law,
literature. art, science and every
department Of life. such as
Stewart l.. woodioFd. Stuyvesaat Fish,
rresidend OF the Illinois Central;
William :. Webb. pressaen. og the Wagner
Gar Company, Henry u. rewne. president
Of the Nale e 'ruwne Misunderstanding Cens-
pany; ]. q cads. the New YogS architect:
Robert Adams. United states uinlster 10
brasil. benjamin Fglsom. United SGases
consul; Amos Hopkins. vice president of
the Missouri raeilics James l.. MetaS&sli
United States consul; bishop Charles r.
galloway, Professor Van Franklin Garrett.
Thomas Nelson rage, the author: Fred.
srick ". vaadsrhiis. Rlshep noAne. of
Now York. and John f. hFande.eer, the
we'll known lawyer. Among those who
attended the dissner last nighs acre
STEPHEN Holhroake. Trinfty Epsliaa, d
Charles klrg. Columbia Alpha, '1e. Wi.
liam NJ. Wood, Yale Sigma, 81, Henry l..
Achilles. ir.. University oi Rochestaf lota,
"a: Eslwasd II nownbng. Yale Sigma "a !;
Clarence II Wood. Yale Sigma. Is: gharAes
NJ. whssion, University ct Rochester Lola
50: George r. Carter. Yale Sigma. 81
raSsER sReAKn sagn
CAPTAIN Malsram Polite. q she shin
Snartan. entertained few gentlemen
fssenas AZ dinner aeoArd his ship Yesterday
assernooa. The lnsna. whieh was quite
elaborate. was prepared Beforehand hy Me-
Fletcher Coulter. ope ~ tsae guests. nianer
VAS SERVED At : oesock. aaa ever the
vine. which was ioekess oa in every eslor
after the Salais hal besa despatched, re-
marks suitable tog the sscAsson ware made
hx nearly 81 who snioysA ihe dinner.
These present we're, NJ. y. h. Martin.