The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-25

Here again Iife's golden thread
Has its tangled mazes spread,
Leading on at fates behest
To what awaits us in the West.
Can we hope for joys undimmed,
Pleasures chalice golden -rimmedf
Can we ask for higher praise
Than we've known in other days?
Let us take the hand OF fate,
Outstretched at this Western gate,
Trusting that the future cast
May be as pleasant as the past.
May the love of earlier years
BE the same through smiles and tears,
And, as erst when life begun,
Guard US to its setting sun.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs W. IT, Gift
ford, Professor and Mrs i. 5. Ingraham, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. A. Mesewey, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. A. Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ill. Mcknight, Mrs. II. P. smith,
Miss Grace Clifford, Miss Mura l.. Clifford, Mr..
Lee lngraham, Mr.. Arthur |. Ingraham, Mr.. Sam
i. Prescott, Mr. Charles !. Clifford, Master Pres
colt T. Brooks, Master Richard 8. Brooks, Mas
graham.
QUILTING PARTY.
The Ladies Aid and Pastors Union. of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, met with Mrs. e. l..
Marble Friday afternoon of the past week. The
afternoon was spent ia the work lately become
fashionable, but which our grandmothers
counted MS an indispensable part of every house
wfes education. viz: piecing quilts. This So
ciety has in view many of the finer points of
adornment in the new temple of worship, which
Is to be, when completed one OF the notable
buildings OF Seattle. As the church is to be an
ornament to Queen Anne town especially, the
ladies of this society think they are entitled TO
the sympathy, support and all the spare time of
the ladies of this section of Seattle, which they
feel like devoting to church work. After work
delightful luncheon was served, all felt that
but delightfully."- enjoyable as well. The follow
ing were present: Mrs. q. l.. Marble, Miss Pearl
Marble, Miss Ida McKowen, Mrs. J. r. Kinnear,
Mrs. r. NJ. Davis, Mrs !. d. Crockett, Mrs. J. II.
kinnear, Miss Florence Shaffer, Mrs. NJ. A. Shep-
ard, Mrs. d. r. Williamson, Rev. and Mrs. S.
Alonzo Bright. The society will be entertained
ON next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
senator h1nnear, on Olympic avenue.
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
On next Friday evening st. Andrews Society
will give an entertainment at Chisholm's hall
in honor of the birthday of Bobert Burns
Elaborate preparations are being made to make
a success of the affair. There will be an ex-
cellent programme and dancing. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Address .;....:..........- -. Rev. Parsons
Inst Instrumental music.-.....Mrs- Dr, New land,
Recitation. .....................M r. ". Chisholm
solo ....-............... Mrs: Johnson
Recitation Miss ne 6u Glarx
eIIs. Jonuson
s sseea'a'ion Ghlsholm
III
hlShiduu ring ..-.--.....-. MISS MaDei Lynch
SACRED RECITAL AT ST. MARKS.
sacred recital is announced at St Marks
church for Thursday evening, January "a, at s
o'clock. DIR. Franklin 5. Palmer will give some
choice organ recitations Miss Tracy, of the
Anne Wright Seminary, Tacoma, recently from
New York city, will sing twice. Miss Tracy
studied for long time with Mr.. Shakespeare in
London, who is Lamperti's most famous pupil,
and has voice of marked brilliancy and
lr Erpd oh rpfll SseA ~,
arranged for violin obligato. The following
distinguished vocalists win also take part in the
recital; Mrs. James A. Painting, Mrs. Rochester,
Mrs. Meecham, Prof. Crandall, Mr.. Cushman
and Mr.. Vaughan.
CARD PARTY.
On Thursday evening Miss Cora Fisher enter
tanned number of friends at cards at her home
SOC Clay street Pleasant additions to the even
ing's pleasure were music and refrehments
The guests were: Miss Kate Fisher, Miss Anna
Furst. Miss Fannie White, Miss Clara Bopue
Miss Blanche Pollen, Miss Gertrude Guilfeld,
Miss Maud Tenney, Miss Belle Norman, Miss
Moore, Mr.. VIII White, Mr.. Perry Trent Mr..
Harry Fisher,M George Moore, Mr. H. J. Brown.
Mr. Fenton Goodrich, Mr.. j. X. Terry, Mr. g. H.
Carter, MI. d. Monmonier, Mr.. +. G. Hornett, Mr.
ID. &. Davis.
coMus CLUB DANCE.
The Comus Club held one of their weekly
dances on Thursday evening in their hall. 2l3
Battery street. Those present were: Mr., and
mrs. w H. thamberlalD, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Van Amriuge Mr.. and Mrs. Hinman Mr. and
Frs. Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Mr and Mrs
Durant DIR. and Mrs. Human, Mrs Morse. Miss
Elsie Hall, Miss Gilbert, Miss Jennie Van Am
ringe, Miss Morris, Mr.. Bell, Mr. Gilbert. Mr.
Josler, Mr: Morris, Mr.. James, Mr.. J. Smith Mr.
Haynes, Mr.. Martin.
MRS. PURsr's DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Furst entertained a number
OF friends at dinner at their new residence ais
Rainier avenue, on Friday evening The rooms
laElx
evergreens The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Durant Mr.. and Mrs. George Talbot. Mr. and
Mrs. 7. c, Coiner. Mr.. and Mrs. Polhemus. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry White. M and Mrs p Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs T.
Fremont, Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Hastings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall.
CATHOLIC BAZAAR.
The bazaar 10 be held under the auspiees of
the Society of Our Lady of Good Help will Omen
on Thursday evening, February 5. in tho store
formerly knows as the "Fair" in the Grand
hotel building, and continue the rest of tho
week. The ladies of the society have been me-
pairing for this entertainment for some time
Many novel and attractive features have been
introduced Tor each evenings programme and
Il viii undoubtedly be one Of tie most Success
tni affairs OF the kind given this season.
RENAISSANCE CLUB PARTY.
The Renaissance Club, made MP Of tyelye
weil-Enown society ladies, and which is a 70
organization OF the ladies Club of two or three
years ago, IS to give n series of parties AZ tho
respective residences OF the members. Invits-
tons 10 the number Of ISo have been issued fnr
the hrst Of these, which is 10 take place on next
thursday evening, ~ the house OF Mrs. J. q
ing. S'N-
LITTLE FOLKS ENTERTAINMENT.
On next Friday evening the young peorle Of
inc fiFst Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Third aud Marion streets, viii give a .littln
iolks entertainment Most of the numbers on
the programme VIII be given by tie youurer
children oI the school.
MASQUERADE BALL.
On Friday evening, at the dancing acadar,v
corner OF Bel and West streets, Professor oliver
save masquerade bail 20 his pupils and their
friends; Over forty couples were present and
enjoyed the dancing. '''d
PLEAsURE TRIP on THE SOUND
\ party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs /. H. Grit
nth, Nh. and Mrs. l. II. Ross, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Thurman and Mr.. and Mrs John C;run.
kFanS Is visiting Blaine and the down Sound
points on pleasure "Trip for few days
WEDDINGS.