The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05


ssnderson, Mis-. Calhoun, Miss MI
/ Ter. Miss Maud EppingeT. Miss Furth,
| Miss Clarke, Miss Rsadman, Miss Foster, Miss
| Piper, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Fiskin, Miss Belle
/ Fiskin and Miss Hunt
Minnesota Club Meeting.
The Minnesota Club hsidJts regular meeting
1 at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Harrison,
/ SIS Columbia street. on Tuesday evening, June
90. The committee having the evening in charge
/ gave one of the best programmes, and q most de-
| lightful entertainment, serving cake and ice
cream An amusing feature OF the evening was
| in giving the gentlemen slips with the state
! name and ladies the capitals, and finding part
ners in that way. 1t seems that the geopraph-
| zeal education OF some OF the gentlemen must
have been sadly neglected in their youth. It
was decided at this meeting 10 give public en-
tsrtAinment in some convenient hall where they
could invite all the friends and their friends,
at which time fine musical programme will be
rendered, followed by dancing This will be
given about July IA. under the charge OF q COM
mittee consisting Of Mr.. Dickinson, Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. L II. Wheeler, Mrs. A. II. Harrison, Pro-
lessor Pratt, Mr.. Creelman and Miss Rose Pol
and The programme rendered was:
Priests March ..............M epdelssohn
Mozart Amateur Orchestra. N~'O'
Recitation-"Iaking Toll' Miss B. Dikeman
Flute solo-"Polka Briliiante" w. Popp
Mr. J. shippen, accompanied by NJ: F; Moore
Recitation Monologue-HThe Hat. .........'
Translated from the Frenchl Mr. J. Shfppen
''Gloria in Excesis' -..-.............. Hayden
By Mozart Amateur Orchestra
The members of the Mozart Amateur Orches-
ira present were: MI Joseph shippen, Mr.. o.
Dickinson, Dr. L. NJ. Lessey, Mr.. NJ. s. Huekins,
Miss Lena Huckins, Mr.. George 6. Logan, Mr.
George H. Park Mr.. C. B. Livermore Mr.. A. F.
West, DR.. TIL Thorson. Members present: Mr.
and Mrs. George Park, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.
Marble Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs
T. NJ. Rainey, Mrs. Frank Kerkow, Mrs 8. F.
Rathburn, Mr.. p. J. McCumber, Mrs Badger,
Mrs. McCord, Mrs. l. Fl. Wheeler, Mrs. Love,
Mrs Leighton, Mrs. Munson, Mrs. J. G. True. Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. E. Nichols, Miss B. Dikeman, Miss
Emily Myers, Miss l. Quigley, Miss Emma Lamb,
Miss Fannie Shroyer, Miss Edna J. True, Miss
Gray, Miss L. Huckins, Mr.. Thomas Dawson,
Mr.. win Kerkow, Judge C. E. Remsberg, Pro-
fessor II. w. Pratt. Mr. Fred G. Moore, Mr. KEEL
sey, Mr.. A. G. Smith, Mr.. O. Hall, Professor APP
pleton, Mr.. A Hail. Mr.. c. F. Treat, Mr.. Millet
Mr.. Schafer, Mr.. Barr and Mr. Creelmsn.
Fine Moonlig hit Excursion.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First NJ E.
| church gave a moonlight excursion on Monday
| evening, which proved of an exceedingly enjoy
| able nature. The excursionists left from Yes
| ler's wharf the Bailey Gatzert at o'clock
| and steamed around to within a short distance
| of Tacoma, and returning, reached the city
about midnight. There was on bright moon
TO shed its silver CLEANS upon the water
but fine music, delightful companionship and
cooling breezes proved recompense to those
| who ventured upon the trip. Mrs. G. Z. Miller
| and Miss Lois Sheafe did much to make the af-
| fair a success as well as others of the church
| society. Refreshments were served on board
Among those who took advantage of the excur-
| sion were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Miller
| Colonel and Mrs. Sheafe, Judge and Mrs
! Foote, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Crawford
Rev. and Mrs. Levi Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs
William Brawley, Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Fowler
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs George B.
Adair, Dr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs b.
| gardus. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s Leckie, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Jones, Rev. and Mrs Benjamin Parsons
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Macintosh, Dr. and Mrs.
| Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fishback, Mr. and Nrs
Owens, Mr.. aud Mrs. Roland Denny. Mr. and Mrs
j. NJ. Cline Mr.. and Mrs. ". A Cline, Mr. and
| Mrs Coles. Mr.. and Mrs Heliker, Mr. ana Mrs
Hughes. Colonel and Mrs. J. NJ Langley.
Mr.. and Mrs. lee, Mr. and Mrs
Benby, Mrs. Parkhursi, Mrs Parsons.
Mrs Clayton. Mrs. Crawford, Mrs Feurt.
| Mrs. Lyttle, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs Ward. Mrs
! White, Miss Kennedy, Miss Hodge, Miss Emma
| Hodge Miss Lois sheafe, Miss West Miss Fair
cAild. Miss Caughey, Miss Annie Young Miss
White, the Misses Fowler, Miss Atkinson Miss
| Mccullough, Mss Nell Crawford, Miss Elsie
! Green. Miss Winnie Knox, Mr. Davidson. Mr.
Berg, Mt Erickson, MI Hansell, Mr. Kyer, Mr..
Campion. Mr.. Jordan, Mr.. C. T. West. Mr. JOS
! lyn, Mr.. Carson, Mr. Bell. Mr. O. C. Tame. Mr.
Lee Fairchild, Mr.. Barbour. Mr.. Harold smith,
Professor Atkinson and Professor Mckee
women's Home Society Reception.
A reception was given on Tuesday evening bv
the Women's Home Society at the Chamber of
! Commerce. which proved quite successful when
counter attractions are taken into considera-
tion. The object of the affair was TO show the
appreciation of the association for iavors shown
and to collect the apple mite boxes which for
| some time past have been scattered over the
! city. In view of the limited number of apples
returned, the result quite satisfactory, and
| since the reception more boxes have
come in When all are returned the re-
suit will be a neat addition TO the
I societys funds. Among those present were.
| Mr., and Mrs Macintosh Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
| Fursh. DR.. and Mrs. waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rees Z. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Wood
Mrs George E. Miller. Mrs. H. A Farkhurst.
Mrs. C. A. Hughes, Mrs, B. F. Bush. Mrs. C.
! Horton. Mrs W. II. Reeves, Mr. Charles F. Fish
back, Mrs. Eesn smith, Mrs. F. B. Lewis Mrs
| W. b. Blake, Mrs. G. E. Holley. Mrs Kitcheu.
| Mrs F. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. p r. NJ Miller Mrs
| Henry Thurman. Mrs. George, Miss J. Kennedy.
| Miss Carrie Horton. Miss Minnie Reece Miss
Alice Baker, Miss Beatrice Fiskin, Miss
| Mamie Ruff, Miss T. Miller, Miss Olive
| Miller, Miss c. Clark, Miss Helen Peudeld
Miss Glars Huf, Miss Gertrude Cheal Professor
| LANCER, M. Gilbert Smith and Mr.. Jerome Cat
lin During the evening = brief musical pro
| grsmme was rendered by Miss Gertrude Cheal.
! Mrs. c A. Hughes. Mrs. Adelaide Holmes Mr.
| Maurice Cheal and Mrs. e. f. Holey AT the
/ close Of the reception cooling refreshments were
| served and thoroughly enjoyed by the guests.
The tables OF the banquet room were prettily dee.
GRATED, and at each plate flowers OF various kinds
/ we're placed in graceful profuSion Il is the in
| tention Of the society 10 add 10 i, an advisory
| committee Of business men and Others inter.
/ esIed in the work in order that the home NAV
/ speedily be thrown open for public use.
| Mrs. Judge Burke SURPRISED.
/ completely successful surprise party wss
/ given Mrs Judge Thomas Burke last evening st
! the Laureis, Lake Washington. ia which MN.
/ Der OF friends participated. Ms Colonel J. c.
/ HSineS conceived the plot and secured the
/ services OF Mrs. Erastus Brainerd toward its
/ oonsGmmstion. They obtained the assistance
/ OF Nj John GIbeon, !r., and Mr. Frank Az Bel.
| who looked alter the music and dancing The
entire affair was conducted with rare secrecy
and the object Of the surprise was absolutely
] ignorant q the intent OF her n ell tbaw