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


SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
BANQUET TO JUDGE sTRATToN.
The banquet to Judge Julius A. stratton. to be
given at the Rainier hotel tomorrow evening, is
to be a magnificent affair, and no expense has
been spared 10 make it a success in every par
ftcular. The table decorations nave Deen
ordered from Chicago for the occasion, and an
excellent orchestra of twelve pieces Will pro-
vide soul-stirring music while the feasting pro-
crosses The members of the bar viii assemble
at the pariors OF the Rainier hotel. and promptly
at o'clock the reception committee Will escort
Judge stratton, the. guest OF the evening, ana nc
the other judges TO the dining hall, IoiloWco py
the other members OF the BAR
The following are toasts for the evening:
"our Guest-the Lawyer and Judge" response
By Judge Thomas Burke.
"The Lawyer in Public Life" response by
Judge G. H. Hanford
.sThe lawyer as Soldier" response by Mr..
". III. White
'sThe LAWYER in statesmanship," response by
'The Law and Democracy, response by Mr.. J.
T. Ronald.
"The Law aud Republicanism," response by
Moses and the Modern Code response by
Mr.. w. Lair Hill.
.The Lawyer in Private Life. response by Mr..
.'The lawyer and the Nation" response by
Mr.. w. II. Thompson.
"
Charles F. fishback.
c. Ifaines.
Judge H. G. Strive viii oficiate as toastmas-
Ter.
MRS. BAGLEY's PARTY.
A notable social event of the past week was
the progressive euchre party given ON last Tues
day evening by Mrs. ID. b. Bagley, at her home,
1,l00 Fourth street. The evening was one of de-
lightfui entertainment TO the guests; Those
present were: DR.. aud Mrs. c. A. Walsh, DIR.
and Mrs Montgomery Russell, DIR. and Mrs. ].
w. Filkins, Judge and Mrs. Burke, Senator and
Mrs. Garfield, Judge and Mrs. struye Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mcknight. Colonel and Mrs. G. q. Lyon, Mr. and
Mrs, 5 Baxter Ms Mr. and Mrs; R. G Washburn,
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Shields, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Boone, Mr..
Haines, Mr. and Mrs Morgan j. Carkeek, Mr..
kimbaIl, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Wing Mr. and Mrs.
William Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. w A. Peters, Mr.
and Mrs. Erasmus Hills, Mr.. and Mrs Backus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Warbass, Mrs. Burton,
Etss Halter, Miss Strive, Miss Nellie Beach,
Miss fowls, Miss Graves. Mr.. A. NJ. Brookes, Mr..
McCutcheon, Mr. John Leary, Mr.. Theodore
Halter, Mr. 0. Chase McGilvra.
MILKMAIDs' SOCIAL
novel entertainment was given at the First
], sthodist Protestant church on Friday evening
the young ladies OF the Sunday-school, who
were attired In the conventional milkmaid's
costume OF white caps and aprons. The first
part Of the evening was devoted to an interest.
ing programme, as follows:
kecitation. Ralph Austin
Vocal solo. Miss Mary Spencer
tsecltAuon- .......-.......s......... Mrs. Hutton
49, soIo- MISS POole
Recitauon. Mrs. 7. Kelley
Kecitatio ............".......-....M Mrs. Moburg
Roc,,.tinv hate pearce
Mrs Wards recitation was especially good Ssi
and called forth an encore. After the pro.
gramme, mush and milk was served to those
present oy the milkmaids, and merry time
was had until the hour of separation.
MAINE SOCIAL CLUB.
The former residents OF Maine in Seattle spent
. most enjoyable evening last Wednesday at
Chisholm's hall. About seventy-ive persons
were present The evening was passed in social
conversation and dancing. Among those present
John Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sheahan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. A. Shade, Mr.. and Mrs osgood, Mr. and
Mrs F. l. Hopkins, Captain and Mrs auckland,
Kurn, Mr. and Mrs. n Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Case Mrs. stetson, Mrs. Reed, Mrs Tab
nott, Mrs. allaee, Miss Laura Miller, Miss Tab
bolt, Miss Scott, Miss Lena Rogers Miss Carrie
Rogers, Miss Gena Thompson Miss Combs Miss
buckley, Miss Rogers, Mr.. c. r. Wilson. Mr..
Frank Rogers, Mr. Wallace, Mr. n l. RODGERS
captain r A. Campbell, Mr.. g. c. Spaulding.
CANDY PULLING.
Tho Martha Washington Dancing Club gave
dance last Tuesday evening at Washington hall
on sixth street, between Pike and Pine, which
was largely attended. An agreeable variation
Of the evenings entertainment was the intro
ducuon OF an oldIsshioned candy null in
which everybody took part The affair WAS
highly successful and everybody enioyed them
selves on next Tuesday evening the club gives
catico party. The young ladies are to be clad
IN calico dresses aud each is 20 bring a necktie
70 match her dress. The gentlemen will draw
lots for the ties and the lady whose dress cor
responds 10 the tie viii be his partner for the
evening.
coNGRK6ATIoNAL SOCIAL
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
desyor gave a charming social at Plymouth Con-
egatona! church on Friday evening. There
WAS a very large attendance. The first mart oI
the evenings entertainment was a short hut
,aoSt excellent programme, as follows:
Prof E. p Cfandail. Mr c. E. Bowman. Nh
Haynes, Mr.. l. J. Coleman ..-...........,...
nocai SOLO -..,.........-.-.M Mr.. c. f.. Bowman
heeltatlon ......--.......M r. George ". Crane
lrof.E. d Crsndall, Mr.. c. +. Bowman. Mr.
Haynes, Mr.. /. ]. Coleman
ne rest OF the evening was devoted to re-
nesamentS ana social conversation.
BAPTIST CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
The ladies OF the North Seattle BAPTIST ehnrcb
will give an entertainment in the new ehurch
psrlors, corner Third and Cedar streets. ON
wednesday, February 4, from Is 10 II "a m a
hne literary ana musical programme has peen
prepared which will insure an evenings enioy-
ment The entertainment is 10 celebrate tho iirSt
anniversary OF the pastors coming. and large
Al tAESNNSQ. a EN0l prOErAnlule.
excellent menu and & courteous reception are
promised
SURPRISE PARTY
The Seattle Progressive Whist Club surprised
Nj and Mrs. Harry Bailey, at lake Washington.
on Wednesday evening, Mrs. Bailey's birthday
Refreshments were served during the course OF
the evening which passed most pleasantly
fIixes were awarded st the conclusion OF t6e
whist game as follows: First prizes 10 Miss Viii
Whitaker and Mr. Hawks; BOBBY prizes Miss
Mcdonald and Mr.. Poole.
BAL aAsouE CARNIVAL
The bal masqus carnival to be given al the
AEmoEy on February u, under the auspices OF
the congregation OF ohaveth sholum. promises
~ be grand affair. Committees have been an.
pointed looking 10 the details OF the carnival
who will undoubtedly do their work well Mr.
William hierski is setting as manager
MRS. BURKE's LUNCHEON
Yesterday afternoon, in her suite of rooms at
the Rainier, Mrs. Judge Burke gave luncheon
70 number of lady friends. The occasion was
IN honor of Mrs. James Mcknight, of New York
eiiy, now visiting in seattle
THE c. c, CLuR.
The c. c. Club was entertained on FRIDAY nv
Mrs F. 81. Peterson The ladies present were
Mrs .. \. Mitchell, Mrs. Clarence White Mrs
raNta Gilmore, Mrs. Ely, Mrs J. : Chase Mrs
7 =. Whittier, Mrs. +. II. Peterson, Miss Einma
Atkins.