The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-12

Ensie, NJ. and Ma z. L Terry, Nj and Mrs. ].
Lorinx Wilmington, Mr. and Ms A. r Hill,
Mr.. and Arx 81. E Shields, NJ. and Ma Hsrri-
son Bostwick. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. FHkius, Colo
mel and Ms J. c. Hsincs, Nr. and Ms. A. B.
Stewart Judge and Mrx Thomas Burke, Mr.. and
Nh H. ". Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Bacon,
Mr. and Mrs Percy Rochester, Mr.. and Mrx- T.
w. Reed, Mr. and Mr. Charles Bahntge, Dr.. and
Ms Russell, Mr.. and NrA Frank Beach, Dr. and
Nrs Bagley. Mr.. and Mrx Raymond, Mr. and
Mfs- Carter. Mr.. and Mr. u r. Bockus, Mr.
Adams, MsM Adams, Miss Beach, Miw Anna
Beach, Mis- Cater, Miss Jessie Carter, Mr.. Pearl.
NJ. Adams.
LADIES' eYxSAsrfc ExHI1IIIox.
The exhibition of eymnastics. given BY the
members Of the Ladies' Gymnasium, LES sixth
street, on Thursday afternoon, uas . decided
success A class OF twenty ladies ana girls went
through series OF light and gracesul move
neufs with dumb-bells, bells and Indian
clubs 10 piano accompaniment, with > precision
and grace that showed good training. Between
the class exercises the pupils made use Of the
swinging rings, trapeze and horizontal bar, cali
ing forth many ordinations OF wonder and adj
nniration from the Id lady visitors by their
seemingly wonderful feats OF skin and strength.
A short fencing bout between Professor Bells
and Miss H. Bray attracted considerable atten-
ton. The exercises closed with . musical
steeplechase, which was not the least entertain
ing eyent of the day, and the whole exhibition
demonstrated that by jndicious culture Of the
physical powers, ladies may become not only
graceful and shapely. but also strong, healthy
and athletic
MRS. Ticks RECEPTION.
Among the social pleasures of last week Was
delightful reception given By Mr. and Mira
Charles e. Feek at their home. l.io7 Prince VIII
iaza street. on Saturday evening. The event
was of . charming character, and their
many friends present gladly ava;ied themselves
of the opportunity OF testifying in . substantial
manner their appreciation The evening was
e1ai pleasures aud the participation in IN ele-
CANT supper. Those present were: NJ. and Mrl.
Charles R. Foster, NJ. and Mrs Feek, Mr.. and
Mrs A. ". Pratt, Miss Becky Feek. Miss Bern
ice Foster, Miss Ida Stops, Miss Otta Fesse,
Miss Berthe Fifzhenry. Miss Annie Jones, Mas
Rosie Jones, Miss Laura Miller, Miss Mary Eta
Miller, Mr. George W. spaulding. Mr. Charles 1.
Dcrst, Mr.. J. W. Fitzhenry, Mr.. Walter soden-
berg. III. Mark Mcans, Mr.. William Drisco.
sUEPKIsE RAKTY.
Ar. CHARLES Darst. janitor of the South school
building, was surprised Friday evening by q
party Of friends. including . number OF pupils
who attend the school. There were about If
teen couples in all. and they enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent with music. plays and
dancing. and last. but not the least pleasant
feature of the occasion, was the consumption Of
We're; Miss Otie Teas, Miss Laura Miller, Miss
Birdie Fitzhenry, Miss Fanny Anderson, Mis-
Mary Eta Miller, Miss AIable Eheahan, Miss
Carrie 1abbutt. Miss Mary Spaulding, Captain
E. A. Campbell. Mr.. James Fifxhenry, Mr.. Will
lam Nelson, Mr.. Burt Frink, Mr.. Allison, Mr..
Crawford, Mr.. H. B. Driske, Mr.. Willard Carson,
Mr.. Oliver Carson, Mr. George Fitxhenry, Mr..
Charles Darst and Mr.. Frank Frink.
THE MINERVA CLUE.
There tovuo ~. euca ~ <Nn vx.nxueu>r~
Of the Minerva Club last Friday evening ct its
rooms in the Hinckley block, and finely rem
dercd programme was given as follows:
Criticism Of last programme. .......
- Miss Frances Wilzinski
ksselnsas Lest ~ W. + K Efsnsaz
Piano soio-achildhooc Dreamss a. "AsA'
nu..,-;.y n,i.s,;, Miss Nest,s Solomon
Mrs. friedlander, Mr.. Cristai ''e-
Reading."N aria's custard Pie. Miss Blum
Violin Solo-Cayatina. Raj
Dr.. n ". Frederick
The feature OF the next meeting, on April "a,
win be the fve-minute ''conyersaziones." DR..
Frederick win be the critic.
BIETHDAY FESTIVAL At VERMONT
Miss Stella LAngdon celebratrd the eighth an
niversary OF her birth at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Reynolds, at Fremont, on saturday,
April 4.
The little lady was the happy recipient Of
many very nice presents, and with host Of her
young friends had most enjoyable time.
Games, recitations. singing and magic lantern
exhibition, with little Stella and Master Ralph
Boman a. exhibitors, afforded much mirth and
amusement Full justice was done the refresh
ments, the menu having been especially selected
and prepared to crafty juvenile tastes and appe-
tifes Among those present were: Eva Buriin-
game. Sarah Livingston, Alice Covington, Meta
fx-tr Dn~
Covington, Belle Morton, Ralph Boman, David
Livingston.
oUr WYE CLUE HOP.
The Qui vive Club gave charming dance on
Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall In North
Seattle The dance was q brilliant affair, the
ladies and gentlemen being in full evening cos
tune AT midnight elegant refreshments were
served Those present were: Miss Daisy Davis,
Miss Maud Wilson. Miss Flo spriggs, Miss
Haidee Gasch, Miss Winnie Spriggs, Miss Clara
Wilson, Miss Hettie Dean, Miss DeMers Miss
Julia Kennedy, Miss Sadie Elliott, Miss Edith
Carter. Miss Kate Fornsy, MISC Edith McGraw,
Mr.. II. B. Lind, Mr.. C. A. Mckenzie, Dr.. F. NJ.
Slime, Mr. J. D. l. McGaughey, Mr.. James E.
Hayden, jr., Mr. w. II. Silliman, Mr.. Charles
Smith, Mr.. Ed DeMers, Mr.. +. J. Wood, Mr. z.
H. Cute. Mr.. c. L Forsman, Mr.. D. c. Kennedy,
M W. W. Alverson.
ALPHABETrc PARTY.
The alphabetic party given by Professor G.
Loops dancing Glass at the hall, I,5a6 sixth
street, Tuesday evening, was very we'll attended
During the evening six figures of the german
were danced. Quite good deal of interest was
taken in the A B c figures. The ladies were
given primers, and after writing their given
name on the page corresponding with the first
letter, would cross out the letter and turn the
page down. All the books were then mixed up
and distributed to the gentlemen, who in turn
would find their partner. All the figures were
taken from the alphabet. Next Tuesday the
class viii give newspaper carnival" The
person having the best costume made of news
papers viii receive years subscription for any
daily paper.
SEATTLE WHIST ciuR
The Seattle Whist Club was entertained on
Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs Morrison at
their residence, LILY Fifth street. In addition
10 whist, music helped to make the evening
pleasant one. Refreshments were served. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Harry
Bailey, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs L E. Booth. Miss
Berg, Miss Liyesy, Miss Trask, Miss Herbert.
Mr. VIII Whitaker, Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Johns;one,
Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. Wise, Mr.. Booth, Mr. Batzlosf.
M Roberts, Mr.. George Liyesy, Mr.. Thomas
Lyesy.
MUSIC AND ART ASSOCIATION
An organization is being formed among the
leading musical and society people of Seattle
for the purpose OF bringing To the city at differ
cut times the best talent in the fields of music.
orstory and art. A committee is now in cores
pondence With entertainment bureaus and will
soon announce the result. The plan is to sell
annual tickets, with 3 guarantee of certain
number OF entertainments. but admitting the
holder TO all given under the auspices of the
organization during the year