The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-22

painted bookmark. Miss TulIie Nevina: booby
prize. Mi0 Gracs Smith: gentIemenss drst prize
book Of travels, Mr.. +. C. Oliver: second prize,
hand-painted bookmark, Mr.. Frank Walker;
BOBBY prize, Mr. C. n. Grifnth. The guests
were: Miss L r Thurston, Miss Nellie Thurs
ton Miss Grace WflIetf, Miss Yolande Wtlietss
Miss vena Parker, Miss May Royce, Miss Hop
kius. Miss Gates, Miss Fannie Gia0wicns Ai.s
Nina Thompson, Miss Rena Devon, Nj. G. Land
qnist, Mr.. Frank Bake, Mr.. n " Pratt. Mr..
Charles Heskin, Mr.. VIII Preston. Mr.. T. n
Barker, Mr. J. H. Furst, Mr. g. n. Poisson, NJ.
D. n. Kenton.
81 rAfRIcKs FALL
The ball given BY Division No !, Of the An
Gent Order of Hibernians. on Tuesday evening,
was the greatest success OF the kind ever At
tempted IN the Armory Hall. At exactly 9:lS
o'clock the First Regiment orchestra, which fur-
nished music for the occasion. struck up aWear-
ing of the Green" to which fully $50 couples
marched, headed by Mr.. J. T. McGinnity and
Mlss Maggie Slattery, which led them through
various difficult movements, the principal fg-
ure being an exact reproduction OF three
leaved shamrock on the center OF the Moor.
After this the order of twenty-six dances was
fully carried out. Great credit is due the excel
lent floor committee, Mr.. ]. r. McGtnnity, man
ager, and his aids, J. Slattery, ! Boyle T. Shay,
J. c. Kayanaugh, G. II. Pollard, j. +. Mansfield,
J. Council, C. A. Cole and J. Tierney.
THE coAUs CLUE
The Comus Club held its weekly dance on
Thursday evening in its hall at Alb Battery
street The members present were: Dr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Hilton, Mr. and Mrs Frank ?. Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Van Amringe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coiner. DR.. and Mrs. H. r. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
H Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Young, Mrs Ella
Walsh, Miss Jennie Van Amringe, Miss Bessie
Beach, Miss E. Beach, Miss Ada Risdon, Miss D.
Gilbert, Miss Rogers, Miss Ada Beck, Miss Grace
Robbins, Miss Blanche Ellsworth, Miss Richie
maud, Miss ecobey, Miss Replinger, Mr.. J0slin,
Mr.. Joseph II. Smith, Mr. n. D. Haynes, Mr..
Louis Gilbert, Mr.. Frank Crawford, MI. ". +
Henderson, Mr. W. B.. Haynes, Mr.. F. H DEM
ing, Mr.. W. A. Bell, Mr.. O. L. Wilson, Mr.. Il. G.
Walsh. Mr.. H. Gormley, Mr.. J. Brady.
CHUCK CONCERT.
On last Wednesday evening . concert OF con-
siderable merit was given at the Second Preeby-
terrain church under the direction OF Mrs. Will
lam Miller feature Of the evening was the
singing of the ladies Quartette OF the Conserva-
tory Of Arts, consisting Of Mrs. Frederick Jew
eli Laird and Mrs. William Miller, sopranos.
and Miss Zillah Barnes and Miss Emily Carkeek,
altos. Miss Fannie Ferguson and Mr. Alex
Craig also sang, and Miss Alice Carey recited.
Professor W. Vaughan Arthur, the violinist,
gave some selections In excellent style. Miss
Boardman acted ~ pianist. The entertainment
M whole was an excellent one and deserved
EucHRs PARTY.
On Friday evening Miss Nina Cuthbert gave a
progressive euchre party at her home. s67 Raj
nier avenue, in honor of Miss Maisie McGraw, OF
San Francisco Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. r. Faweett, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Cuth-
bert, Miss Maisie McGraw, Miss Nina Cuthbert.
Miss Lulu McClair, Miss Jennie Desmond, Miss
Julia Kennedy, Miss Rose Mcclellan, Miss Jessie
nose AL
McGregor, Miss Callie Halves, Miss May Frenot,
Mr. Clifton MeGraw, Mr.. Will White, Mr.. NJ. D.
Raweon, Mr.. C. K. Jones, Mr.. NJ. Wilmington,
Mr. Charles McGregor, Mr.. Adair Llewellyn, Mr..
Nelson Benton, Mr.. Ray Holmes.
SURPRISE PARTY.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Chap
man were agreeably surprised by . visit from
party of their friends, in honor OF the 3ist birth
day OF Mr.. Chapman. A merry evening was
spent in dancing, games, music and supper.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Chap
man. Mr. and Mrs. Faegre. Mr.. and Mrs. l. c.
Castro, Mr. and Mrs. j. Benjamin, Miss Edna
Dale, Miss Marian Faegre. Miss Gussie Singer,
Miss Belle Norman, Miss Dora Norton, Mr. R. G.
Rickard, Mr.. C. David, Mr.. NJ. Glenn. Mr. r. T.
Porter, Mr.. Will McMasters, Mr.. Charles Daw-
son, Mr.. r. Hunter, Mr.. D. Woods. Mr.. r.
Stevens, Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson, Mr.. p. Snyder, Mr..
R. Herald, Mr.. NJ Nivins.
OUR LADY or GOOD HELP ENTERTAINMENT.
On Tuesday evening. March 81, the society of
Our Lady OF Good Help will give An entertain
ment in the new ST. Francis hall on Sixth street,
for the benefit of the relief fund. It is the in
tention to make the affair much more elaborate
than any OF its kind attempted this season, and
splendid programme of music and tnbleanx Is
being prepared. Twelve tableaux, some of them
Shakespcarean and others taken from famous
paintings. will be rendered. There will also be
dancing after the conclusion of the programme.
Arrangements to make the entertainment sue
cess In every detail are going on under the d.
rection OF Mrs. #. w. Hankey. Mrs. White and
Miss Boardman.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH SOCIAL
On Wednesday evening q pleasant social was
given Ut the Plymouth Congregational church.
Refreshments were served, and the following
excellnt programme was given under the direc-
ton of Mrs. u. A. Kelly:
Solo. ....................Ms Miss Jennie Houghton
SOLO. Mt. nolaist
heaQiug. MISS may Atatt
SOLO. MI FRANK Athins
Reading MISS Amy ueoiss
sOiO Ats- AfauudiA
Sloiin eoto...... Nj. ~ So.on,o,i
SOLO. MIs- leWAspuIyy
Solo Mr. u. B. smith
FOR THE WELSH CHURCH.
dramatic and musical entertainment will be
given under the auspices of some of the ladies