The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29

Hymn-"Rise, Glorious Conqueror"
Solo Professor Herbert Joy
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Hy~mn s-.s q Wilderness in Gods
sermon...christ and Women"
Rev. c. O. Brown, D. D.
Hymn-"Majestic Sweetness" ....-...........
At the First Presbyterian church. the special
choir service will be as follows:
Opening antheu-"see Now the Altar. Faurs
To Deum, in G, No. enolua Buck
Solos and chorus
Response after prayer. ...............Sc hilling
Quartet
oasf'0r, solo,. Nm. z.s;i.iie: Vincent
Anthem-.The King OF Love. .Gounod
Quartet.
antnem-"see Now the Altar .......:;.s E,ure
Offertory solo Ma Makinson
Anthem-"As It Began to Dawn. Vincent
woMAN's HOME BENEFIT.
The Lend-a-Hand League will give It's carnival
for the Woman's Home on Tuesday and We'd
nesday in one of Holmes Bulls rooms in c
street This carnival will be one round of at
fractions, where even the most fastidious cam
not fail to enjoy and appreciate the efforts made
on the part of the managers. Home made candy
OF the most tempting varieties viii be sold and
viii, no doubt, find ready market Eubstan-
tial and delicious lunches will BE- served
both days, and the entertainments to be given
will, Of course, be delightful Twenty-Five Or
thirty children are practicing for Smother
Goose" in which the old songs win be sung and
the lancers danced to the singing of the old
rhymes. The whole entertainment win be most
attractive in itself, and when the worthiness of
Its object 10 considered, It cannot fail to be lib
orally patJonized.
WHAT THE ELKs WILL DO.
Thursday evening the local lodge Of Elks Ar
ranged for series OF summer entertainments,
and elected the following officers: E. R., n. K.
Moore: E. I. K, o. J. H. Swift; E. L K, DR..
Ira H. Chapman: E. l. K, T. J. Hickey; secre-
tafy, D. x. Derickson; treasurer, Edward Q.
Barlow; tyler, c. II. Marble; trustees, W. IL
Reid, n. L Wilson, George w. Balch. After the
installation next Thursday evening . banquet
win be given. Four weeks hence . GLASS OF
twenty applicants for membership will be re-
ceived. The social programme includes excur.
sicns, rtcnics. entertainments, music, etc. One
of the features will be moonlight excursion to
Olympia, dancing TO be had aboard the steamer,
and . banquet rendered by the Olympia lodge Of
Elks to be had at the capitol city.
EASTER WEEK oAIETY.
Everything, Of course, has been very quiet
during the past week, nothing in distinct So
cial way having taken place, the only enter
anee for three nights at the theater. Everything
tends to brighter outlook for Easter week than
for some time, there being in prospect chance
for the lover OF dancing to indulge in that pop
ular amusement. No Easter egg hunts have
been heard OF, to be given during the coming
week, even for the children, and probably those
OF mature years consider themselves above such
juvenile frivolties.
ATHLErEs WILL ENTERTAIN.
On Thursday evening ST. Luke's Athletic A.
ISOLATION will give an entertainment at the Par
ish house, for which there viii Do over 800 inyi.
tations issued. A delightful musical programme
has been arranged for the first part of the even.
ing, after which dancing viii conclude the en-.
tcrtainment. During the evening refreshments
will be served and the splendidly fitted up gym
nasium will be open for public inspection.
Carl King, the mind-reader, will give an en-.
tertainment at the Parish house on Friday
evening, at which there will also be some fine
music.
THERE WILL BE HOPS.
Although awhile ago it was rumored that
there We're to be no hops at "The Tacoma" dur.
ing the coming summer. it is now declared that
they are going to take place, SO for those who
will join dance once or twice . week will be
assured at any rate.
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Participants In the delightful Eat home" given
Wednesday evening by the Young Peoples
Society OF Christian sEndeavor OF the First
Presbyterian church, we're: Piano solo, Miss
Wolfkill; vocal solo, Miss Stewart: recitation,
Miss Johnson: vocal solo, Mrs. J. Shank; recita-
ton, DR.. Burns; vocal solo, Professor JOY; reel
tation, Miss +. Reed; vocal solo, Miss u. Thomp-
son; tenor solo, Mr.. Daken.
A rainy evening did not prevent large and
enthusiastic gathering Wednesday evening, at
the weekly meeting OF the James Freeman
Clark Fraternity. The programme included
inc Nv
Clark's School Days." address by Dr. W. H.
Fox on digestion OF Albuminoids;" vocal
solo by Mrs. George Blackwell; reading by r.
]. Davis.
The Y. NJ. c. A. social Tuesday evening
brought out large number Of young people. At
the conclusion OF the literary programme which
follows, vote OF thanks was rendered Miss
Cooper-Willis and the young ladies assisting her
in providing refreshments. Piano solo, Miss
Cooper-Willis; song, Mrs. George; recitation,
Miss Armstrong: song, Miss Olivette Looney;
song, Mr.. Pearce piano solo, Miss Cooper Willis:
song, Mr.. George; recitation, Miss Armstrong;
song, Miss Looney; song, Mi. PearcA
PERSONAL
Mrs. Townsend has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mrs. Carr on D street. and viii re-
more there about May l.
Miss Post, daughter OF Commodore L E. Post,
will leave next month for the East; she will BE-
away all summer
Mr.. J. lie B. johnson win leave for the East
next month, where be win remain for some
weeks
Mr. E. Ramel, OF thi. city, viii be married on
Monday to Miss Wolf, OF Philadelphia, in that
city.
Miss Edmunds, who has been III for several
weeks, is again able to leave her room.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Horner and son win move
to the AMontello'' AprilL
Mr. l. B. lockwood has hired . house In the
northern part OF town.
Miss Efhe Parker was married on Monday to
Mr. Austin Palmer.
Mr.. H. 5. Griggs returned on Tuesday from .
trip to orting.
Mr. H. D. Thomas has been ont Of town for
several days
Miss Griggs 4 again able 10 be ont after her
illness
Farewell to Mrs. Pusey.
BLACK DIAMOND. March 2S-The departure Of
of Mrs. v. A. Pussy. for . long time teacher Of
the public school at Black Diamond, was made