The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

,e,Awesl. Mis- lana Hopkdps. Nim Mary Hop
kins. Miss Leila Tabor, Miss LILY White Mis-
Ella shaw, Miss Carrie Shaw. Miss Esteiia hay
mnnd, Mis- Qusenis Bradshaws Miss Jennie
Morrow. Miss Kitty Russell, Miss Julia
MADDOX. MIS- Belle Madden, Miss Jessie
Madden, Mr.. Howard, Mr.. George Gray, Nj.
Richard Eelby, Mr.. Ed Woolrich. M X y.
Casseriy, Mr.. Morgan Eyre, NJ =. Nichols, IT.
Anterior. Mr.. Harry Jones, Nj. Preston Jones,
Mr.. Maddox, Nj. Ray Mcmillan. Mr.. George
wsrde, NJ. Frank Feldman. Mr.. Jerry Feidman.
Yrs c. Z. SOCIAL.
On Wednesday evening the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor was entertained
By Miss Helen Pen6eld at her home, corner Of
Eighth and Pine streets The evening was most
pleasantly spent In different social pleasures.
Among those present were: Miss Pendeld, Miss
Gillette, Miss Burwell, Miss Mcdonald, Miss
Bigelow, Nim Maitland, the Misses wilson, Mss
Imosene Peck, Miss Minnie Peck. Miss Hilton,
Miss Kate Hilton, Miss Nellie Hubbard, Miss
Gertrude Hubbard, Miss Hildebrand. Mr.
Lawrence Colman, Mr.. Kinney, Mt. whalley,
Mr. Hswley, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Prentice, Mr.. Dean,
DR.. Leonhudt, Mr.. Greenleaf, Nj. Morris.
EUcHRE PAxry.
On Tuesday evening Miss Bernice and Miss
Alice Dement, gave . charming euchfe party to .
number Of friends In their rooms In the Atkins
block Dainty refreshments were served during
the evening Those present were: Miss Lille
Jones, Mis- Anna Roberts, Miss Belle Taylor,
Miss Helen Arden, Miss Rachel Claxton, Miss
Josie Chadwick, Miss Bernce Dement,, Miss
Alice Dement,, Mr.. VIII White, Mr.. Ernest Har-
per, Mr.. George Harper, Mr. Emil Goldsmith,
Mr.. Enby, Mr.. Eugene Brown, Mr.. Ralph
Humphrey. Mr.. Al Fisher.
DxxoREsr MEDAL CONTEST.
The first contest OF the series of Demorest
medal contests for the silver medals occurs on
the evening OF Nay /. The eight boys and girls
who are preparing for the contest are under the
training OF the best elocutonists Of the city, and
aside from the interest such contest excites,
the recitations will furnish superior entertain
ment After the Rotations, but before the
Of the medal, THE Water Fairies" children's
operetta, viii be given By thirty-ive boys and
girls.
NEBRASKA ASSOCIATION EXCURSION.
Tomorrow evening the Nebraska Association
viii give moonlight excursion on Lake WASH
ington, on the steamer c. C. Calkins, which win
leave the wharf at the foot of Yesler avenue at
s O'Clock. The ladies of the association win
give Flap supper" on the boat, and q pleasant
time is anticipated. Excellent musical talent,
both vocal and instrumental, will be in atten-
dance All former residents Of Nebraska are
cordially invited.
PLEASANT EVENING.
On Thursday evening Mrs Frederick Jewell
Laird entertained small party of friends at her
nome, ZslU9 second street. Inc evening was de-
lightfully spent in music and other social
pleasures Those present were Mrs. Frederick
Jewell Laird. Mrs. Celeste Langley Slauson,
Mrs. William Miller. Mr.. Ralph Arthur. Mr. w.
Vaughan Arthur
MINNESOTA SOCIETY.
There win be meeting of the Minnesota
Society in G. A. b. hall in the Hinckley block,
corner OF Second and Columbia streets, on Tues
day evening, April q. A fine programme has
been prepared and good time is expected. ALI
former residents of Minnesota are cordially in
vited to attend
DINE SOCIAL AT FREMONT.
The ladies of Asbury NJ. E. church, of Ere
mont, viii give "dime social at the residence
of MI. wilmot, at Green lake, Monday evening.
April % Games win be pleasant feature of
the evening. and refreshments Will be served.
cordial invitation is extended to everyone.
UNITARIAN FESTIVAL.
The Unitarians will give May festival early
in May, and will make the occasion one of es-
pecial social interest The success of the Uni-
tarians in making such events both entertaining
and instructive is well known and needs no
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