The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03

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| prise the young lady. Music, various games
| and dancing were the smusemsnts Of the even
ing. Miss Allie Agar and Miss Blanche Fry rem
4 dered some Ane vocal and instrumental selec-
lions, which were heartily applauded. The
| meyrymakeu brought with them number OF
baskets filed with dsliesoies. and delightful
| luncheon was served Those present were:
Miss Emu1a Long, Miss Josie Fitzpatrick, Miss
Adele Burke, Mis- 0ertis Reitse, Miss Carrie
/ Pease, Mis- Blanche Fry, Miss Blanche New
berger, Miss Allie Algaf, Mr.. Bruce Agar, Ar.
| Gerald Frink, Mr.. John Gabrill. Mr.. George
Damon
PROGRESSIVE EUcHHE
On Wednesday evening Miss May and Miss
Lucy Osborne entertained . number OF friends
Ut whist ct their apartments In the yendome.
Excellent vocal and instrumental music added
to the evenings pleasure. The prizes were won
as follows: Embroidered fan case, Miss Eettfe
Clifton: hand painted handkerchief sachet, Misc
Fannie Mason; BOBBY prize, Miss Tessa Der
went; book Of poems, Mr.. Win White; shaving
paper case, Mr. 7. II. Cromwell; BOBBY prize,
Mr. Ruston Seton. dainty supper was served
during the evening. The guests were: Miss
Fannie Derwenf, Miss Nettie Clifton, Miss Alice
Clifton, Miss Tesss Derwenf, Miss Fannie Ma
SON; Miss CAddie Watson, Miss Jennie Oliver,
Mr.. win White, Mr.. J. White, Mr.. Charles Sef-
ton, Mr.. Ruston Seton, Mr.. T. NJ. Cromwell, Mr..
I. Payne, Mr.. J. Crandall, Mr. Ralph Green, Mr..
and Mrs. n. Osborne.
MAI DAT At THE SOUTH SCHOOL.
Miss Fontsr's pupils At the South school,
assisted by those OF Miss Giles, celebrated May
Gay on Friday afternoon In very pleasing
manner There were present large number OF
parents interested In their children's progress.
The school room was beautifully deeked in
red, white and blue bunting, and variously
ornan1euted with flower and evergreens, pre-
senting an appearance Of gayest springtime.
The following exercises were rendered:
wildwood dance ..............T The School
cfoyMn,ng o. Miss Nellie Williams Queen OF
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sin1ine AZ snrs.S sonr - r sPi1 Tpss Sc;,ooi
Piano solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Ida Paulson
Residing Choice selections from Kate Fisld's
asweet stories' Miss Forster
BAPTIST ENTERTAINMENT
The literary and musical entertainment. given
AZ the ballard Ta.nfist church. on Wednesf,.v
evening, was Z very euioyable affair and was
patroniSed by : Iarre audience Professor Movie
and others from seattle kindly contributed their
seryiccs To the eveniug.a eniovment tn ali of
whom much credit Il due. Sir voune ladiea
from the SEATTLE uniyersitv. under the training
of Miss Grace Vroomsn. ave ! verv pleasin9
and elaborate exhibition al the Delsarte svatem
in costume Al the cloaa of the en- tertainment
refreshments vero served. Of Which : vooiIv
humber partook. Much praise I. dine Miss
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MINERVA cIuR pxRArr
rh,. c,uh v,,l Hold %. next ,,..,,,. q, a..
NOM. ~ the Hinchlev hloct an rrtdsr svsr,nr
Nav a At which time the suhisct for debate viii
| be;
| sResolred. That international differences
| should be settled BY . congress of nations, in
| preference 10 recourse TO arms"
Mr.. E. Morgenstern and Miss Frances Will
| zinski viii uphold first and second Affirmative
| whilst Mr. Ralph simon and Miss Hannah
| Kierski viii champion the doctrine of war. Mrs.
| A. rortiouis, Miss Julia Coehrane and Mr.
| Rosenberg win act rs judges.
CHARITY BAIL AT THE ARMosY.
The entertainment committee OF the woman's
| Home Society met At the Chamber of Commerce
| Yesterday afternoon and decided 20 give a char.
| ity bali for the benefit of the Home at Armory
| hail Friday, May Is The ladies will spare no
| pains TO make IL the event of the season. The
| funds will be used for plastering the Home.
i which is now in course of construction. The
| building IL ready for the plasterers. and the
ladies must raise the money in order to have the
.ors 20 an
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