The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-15


ART LOAN EXHIBITION.
The art loan exhibition, already partially ar
ranged for. will open Tuesday, at the store of
Holmes d Bull, on C street. Details of the ex-
hibit will be prepared by the following COM
mittees:
Higgins. Miss shera, Mrs Bennett, Miss Culver,
Miss Johnson, Mrs. Pritchard, Miss Boutwell,
Japanese exhibits-Mrs. ]. Mayo Palmer, Mrs
w: Q. Chapman, Mrs. Yeasell, Miss Martin, Miss
Miller. Misses Seymour, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Eher.
wood.
Indian curios-Mrs John o. Mason, Mrs. Linds-
ley, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. W. Alexander, Mrs. Mer-
Books-Mr and Mrs. W. J. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Law, Mrs. g. w. Pritchard, Mrs. Roy,
Mrs Parsons, Miss Emma Unthank.
GheIington, Mrs. William Bigelow, Miss Minnie
Unthank.
back, Mrs Bronson, Mrs. Allen, Miss Dewey,
Misses Gertrude and Isabel Holt.
AT THE MASON CHAPEL.
North End Methodists entertained their
friends and each other at the new Mason chapel,
corner A street and Jefferson avenue, Wednes-
day evening, the Rev. Samuel Moore, presiding
the chapel of debt, and when the following
served:
Misses Celia Bnrgese and Bertha Pentecost
Recitation-'Legend of Borgess.. 1920.
Vocal soi0-"A Little Mountain Lad" e.o'sl
Recitation-"The Beautiful World" ... ..o'on
.:..............A delbert Charters
I nn.,a19 solo. Miss Edith Burgess
Vocal solo-"The Angel at the Window.
:.....................M Mrs. Charles s. Crowell
Recitation ...........-.-.....t. Miss Petch
THE SOLDIERS ARE SOCIAL.
Washington Guard reception at the Unitarian
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event OF the season under the auspices of the
local militia. In addition to very enjoyable
evening, the Guard realized $50 from the sale of
domestlcated bareback. In the rendition of the
programme, Miss Copeland carried off the
Instrumental solo. Miss Edith Morrel
Eecai Miss Marion Morgan
............ Miss Marie Lease Macintosh
rallof rarce..- Cup OF Tea
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Sir Charles Seymour. Mr.. Fred Kelley
Lazy Ssy Copeland
9icloggins- MI Ben Rice
THE ELKs' PROMENADE.
The promenade concert given Thursday eve.
ming by the Tacoma Lodge, No. liza, of the Ben
evolent Order of Elks, was one of the pleasant
social events of the week. The concert was
given at the Elks' hall on Railroad street. The
furnished music. This is one OF the first Of
many similar entertainments to be given by the
local lodge. There were present: Mr., and Mrs:
NJ. h. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. X. Derrickson Mr. and Mrs. Frank ii.
Noble. Mr.: and Mrs. Samuel Collyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. J; II. Swift, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. G. slaugh-
J. Z. Chapman, Frank H. Chandler, c. H. Maith,
J. L. De Voin, J. r. Uickie, Mr. and Mrs R. C.
Dorr, Miss Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Everett, the
Rev. DR.. Copeland and Exalted Ruler Epson. of
the Portland lodge of Elks.
LEND-A-HAND LEAGUE WORK.
For the purpose of maintaining boarding
home for young women and children's home,
the Woman's Lend-a Hand League has been in
corporated with the following officers and
trustees:
Mrs. E. F. Miles, president; Lottie Bennett,
vice president; Maggie Pritchard Clark, secre-
fary; Lou E. sampson, treasurer; Hattie NJ.
Martha Z. Baker, Mary A. Cornwell, Kate A.
leazei, Belle T.. Reichenbach, Kate l. Hopkins,
Mary b. Ely and A. II. W. Raynor. The society
ID not q joint stock association.
LITTLE FOLKS BIRTHDAY PARTY.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Beatrice Turrell
celebrated her fifth birthday in a most charming
manner at the Hotel Rochester. Some OF her
friends had been invited from until o'clock,
and games made the afternoon pass very de-
lightfully for the children. About O'Clock re-
were: Miss Beatrice Turrell, Miss Adriana Hills,
Miss Soda Bennett, Miss Nelsie Bennett, Miss
Minfred seymour, Miss Henrietta King, Miss
yNSoAc
Charles Foster, Master Charles King and Master
Harold knight.
THE D. K. z. BANQUET.
On Friday evening the members of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Society OF this city gave supper
at the Grand Pacific in honor OF Mr.. C. w. sey-
mour. A business meeting was held, after
which all gave themselves up to the enjoyment
OF the evening. After the supper was over cards
were played until late hour. Those present
were: Mr. c. w. Seymour, Mr.. Reuben Bing-
ham. Mr.. stacy, Mr.. J. McElroy, jr., Mr.. Biglow,
Mr.. +. I. Peet, Mr.. Marshall, Mr.. Fred Nash, Mr.
Warner, Mr.. ]. Wayland Clark, DIR. Kellogg, Mr.
II. C. Deeds and Mr.. Frank Allyn
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs Slurgin have taken q house on
the corner Of ana North second streets, and
viii keep house there
Miss Robertson win leave on Tuesday for her
future home, Liverpool, going to New York by
way OF the i9thmus.
Mrs. s. P. Holmes is again able to be out, after
having been confined TO the house with a cold.
Miss Eliza Henderson returned last evening
from Pittsburg. accompanied by Miss German.
Mrs, l.. B. Roys and Mrs. w. l. Landell are re-
covering from an attack OF Ia grippe.
Mr.. G. ~ Eezria. Of Olympia, formerly ot this