The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-05

Qudrtefte-'sO, lord, Have Mercy ..-ODerthur
Mrs. Lerch, Miss Randle, Mr. Gibbons aud
Mr. skrinshire.
Vocal solo-sAye Maria .Gouuod- Bach
ms James A; Painting;
vocal s ua Our Prayer ~ .MiIiaTd
Mrs. G. A. G. Rochester
Accompsnist and organist, ii. sherman Sharpe.
LADIES MUSICAL cLUB.
The Ladies' Musical Club met on Friday after
noon at the residence OF Mn. r. A. Churchill, in
Queen Anne town. programme, meritorious
in every number, was carried out as follows:
PAErL-
Piano t-"Lohengrin' ................
..-..........M Mrs. Patterson, Miss Chamberlin
Violin and piano de Boulogne'.
-. Miss Arthur, Miss chamberlin
Mrs. j. W. elise.
SONATA sharp, minor: ..-..... beesnosen
Mrs. Churchill
rARr II.
CANCEL Trio
Mrs Holmes. Mrs. McMicken, Mr.; Lyon
Miss shepard. s :
me A'lA'ns kr.. George Rochester sea'0'1'
Nrs. Churchill, Mrs. 1 Patterson, Miss sheaie.
Miss Atkins.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Oliver p. Carson celebrated his iif-
teenth birthday on Friday evening by giving his
young friends and schoolmates q party at his
parents residence, I'D Prince William street.
The evening was spent playing various games,
and the company was agreeably entertained
with vocal and instrumental music by Miss
Jennie schaf1er, Miss Mabel Sheehan. Miss Millic
Hausard, and Prof. II. sherman Sharpe, organ
ist at st. Marks church. Several humorous and
comic pieces rendered by Prof. Sharpe were
highly appreciated and applaudcd. After spend
ing an enjoyable evening and refreshing them
selves with ice cream, cake, fruits and lemon
ade the company babe their young host adieu,
wishing him many returns of his happy
birthday. Master Oliver was the re-
cipient of numerous useful and aprro-
pirate presents Those present were:
Miss Mile Hansard, Miss May spaulding, Miss
Cary Talbot, Miss Bessie Van Writ. Miss Jennie
mgeis, Miss Jennie Sehaffer, Miss Sarah Gott-
stein, Miss Ida Gottsteiu, Miss Mable Sheehan,
Miss Fannie Anderson, Miss May Pratt, Miss
Julia Ortiz, Miss Lizzie Ortiz, Mrs. George Han
sard, Professor Sharpe, Mr.. Sid Hansard, Mr..
Leander Green, Nj. Ernest Jenner. Mr. Herbert
Jenner, Nj. Theodore Jcnner, Mr.. Frank Frink,
MT. Gerald Frink. Mr.. James Wilson, Mr. Sol
Davis, Mr. Jacob Gottstein, Mr.. Michael Solo
mon, Mr.. Ed Herring, Mr.. Oscar Stemph1y, Mr..
Willie Walsh. Mr. Fred Walsh, Mr. Eugene Gould
and Mr.. Allison Crawford.
EucHRE PARTY
On Tuesday evening Miss Minnie Brunton
gave euchre party to a number OF friends at
her home In North Seattle. The pleasure of the
evening was increased by number Of musical
selections Mr.. II. NJ. Deming gave tenor solo,
sOpen Thy Lattice" in splendid style, and in
response to an encore sang sob, Fair Dove"
Miss Mabel jennings sang "a Happy Little
Maid" with guitar accompaniment, and Miss
Kate Noble gave "In Cherry Time" very sweetly.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Delton,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. siddons, Miss Rose Hopkins,
Miss Kate Hopkins, Miss Isabel Moore, Miss
Belle Norman, Miss Della Rowden, Miss Diana
Clarke, Miss Ella Walsh, Miss Mabel Jennings,
Norman, Mr.. d. c. ellison, Mr.. X. Wagner. Mr..
Ed Brunton. Mr.. H. NJ Deming, Mr.. Win DEM
ing, Mr.. C. J. Fischer, Mr.. Elmer Denton.
COMPANY D DANCE.
On last Monday evening Company D, First
Regiment, WIG, had dance for the benefit
of the Orphans home. Over 100 couples were
present, and the evening was q most enjoyable
one. At midnight an elegant supper was served
by the Ladies' Relief Society. The committee
who had charge of the dance were as follows:
Floor manager, Captain C. L. +. kellogg; aids,
Lieutenant +. L. Hilton, Lieutenant W. II. Cor
ham; floor committee. Sergeant c. A. Matson,
Sergeant w. b. Iounkin, Sergeant S. kaufman,
Private S. b. Strwart, Private ]. G.. Allen,
Private Charles Ross; committee of arrange
ments, Private ]. l.. Farrell, Private III. s.
Turner, Sergeant William Crist; reception CON-
mittee, Corporal J. 0. Donnell, Private K s.
Allen, Private C. II. Baker, Private +. Z. Adams,
Private H. A. Turner, Corporal G. Saum.
BOATING PARTY.
Last Sunday Mr.. Philip B. Stewart and Mr..
Horace d. Andrews gave a small party on the
steamer Wasco to Mr. o. C. Jennings, Miss T.. B.
Jennings, Miss H. &. Jennings and Miss
E. Rockefeller, of New York; Mr.,
Alfred Cowies OF Chicago; Mr. George
Carter, Miss Carter, Miss Agnes Carter and Mr.
Richard Hurd, of this city. They first went
over to Port Gamble and under the guild
ance of Mr.. Cyrus Walker inspected the
mill there. Thence they went up Hoods Canal
as far as Union City, returning TO seattle late in
the afternoon. The visitors were OF course
delighted beyond expression at the wonderful
scenery of the Sound
coMUs CLUB DANCE.
The Comus Club gave the regslar weekly
dance on Thursday evening in their hall, cI3
Battery street. The members present were: Dr.
and Mrs Hilton, Mrs. Ed Maus, Miss Louise
Broch. Miss Ada Risdon, Miss Nellie Hewitt,
Miss Josie Replinger, Miss Lizzie Gilbert, Miss
Callie Richmond, Miss Grace /. Robbins, Miss
Seobey, Mr. Fl. ID. Haynes. Mr.. Z. A. Bell, Mr..
James Smith, Mr.. Louis Gilbert, Mr.. John Har-
mon. Mr.. 6. L Williams, Professor Acher.
ORGAN RECTAL.
The organ recital 10 be given in the First Pres
byterian church by Mrs. J. S. Chase will take
place Friday, April "a An interesting and
varied programme consisting of themes by the
masters and melodies of modern times will be
given. Mrs Chase will be assisted By the church
choir and other musicians. Mrs. Chase is u
pupil OF George Steele, OF oberlin, and Professor
Carl Sigmon Mons, Of Cincinnati
CONCERT AT wHATcoA
A grand concert will be given on Tuesday
evening, April 3 at whatcom, under the aus
psces OF the Conservatory OF Arts, of this city.
The performers will BE: Mr.. Ralph Arthur. Ant.
list; Mr.. W. Vaughan Arthur, violinist Mrs.
Celeste Langley Slauson, elocutsonist; Mrs VIII
liam Miller, vocalist, Mrs NJ A. Bridge, pianist.
LADIES' GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION.
The members of the Ladies' Gymnasium, viii
give q complimentary exhibition of caiisthenics
and gymnastic' exercises TO their lady friends
next Thursday afternoon at $50. in the gymna-
stun, Lac sixth street. between Pike and Pine
cordial invitation is extended 10 all ladies de-
string TO attend.
LAKE WASHINGTON BANGING CLUB.
The Lake Washington Dancing Club viii give
a social hall al Rainier hall, corner Jackson and
Alton streets, Friday night, April 10, under the
clubs new management. Fine music and a
good door committee will be in attendance. All
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