The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-18

and witty. The following programme was
rendered:
Vocal duss-,4 win whistle and Wait for
Katie Miss Katie Butler, Miss Annie Wood
Instrumental solo-"Recreation March,"
Essay-avictoris, Queen Of England" -.
Biographical sketch ni.. I Bsiis a ags
sOio-aBeautiiul Isls OF the Sea"
Instrumentai soio..wsy Down on the
Reci.ation-aHOv Tom sawyer WhIssxsshed
the Fence Miss Hattie Palmer
The Ladies' Musical Club.
A business meeting of the Ladies' Musical
Club was held on Friday afternoon at the rooms
OF Mrs. Willard in the Occidental block for the
transaction of routine work. The following
programme was rendered:
Piano Dust-''La Bsladine. .Lysberg
Misses L sheafe and B. Cheal
Violin solo-"Mazourks' ......... Musin
Mr.. LANCER.
Piano soio-sIied ohne worse- .Mendsissoh ,
Miss Cary.
Pfsno soioseIectsd MIS- .s askaney
Mas Settmaier.
The programme was greatly enjoyed by all
present Among those who attended were: Mrs.
A. b. Stewart, Mrs. W. L Gazzam, Mrs. J. w.
elise, Nra G. A. C. Rochester, Mrs. King. Mrs.
Churchill. Mrs.. Hawley, Mrs NJ McMicken, Mrs.
willard, Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs. z. II. Emmons,
Mrs. Adelaide Holmes, Miss Sheafe, Miss Cheal,
Miss Beatrice Cheal, Miss Hanna, Miss Ethel
Hanna, Miss Hamilton and Miss Mckinney.
High School Literary Society.
The Seattle High School Literary Society held
meeting on Friday evening, and the pro-
gramme was excellent in every respect. The
music, essays and debate were of high chsrac-
ter, and the attention given each number was q
high tribute TO its excellence. Mr.. 8. w. Foots
and Mr.. Edward Herring spoke on the affirm
alive side of the question. Resolved,
that example is more powerful than
prccept," and Mr. Charles Alberty and Mr.. Frank
Kelly took the negative side. The affirmative
won, after q well contested oratoricgl battle.
The following programme was given:
vocal solo ...................;;M M NJ n Moss
speech: MT. Seth Morford
Song Recommendation. Miss Dorcas Hamlet
ss gh s snS an ntw duct ''Ar L herring
......e... A MI. Bullet and Mr.. kellogg
Editors paper Mr.. Jay smith
Miss Cowden's Birthday Celebration.
The home of Captain Cowden, No. 1,s2s Ninth
street. was the scene of pleasant surprise party
| on Saturday evening, the occasion being the
birthday of Miss Nola Cowden. The evening
was pleasantly passed with cards, music and
| dancing Refreshments were served during the
evening and formed pleasant feature. The
young lady received many elegant presents from
her friends. The house was quite charmingly
decorated with eyergreens and cut flowers.
Everyone had good time. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Cowden, Mr. and Mrs. Sharts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Metzler, Mr.. and Mrs. Goulette, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Mcknight, Miss Mamie Mcknight, Miss
Josie Goulette, Miss Dora Riddell, Miss Blanche
Terry, Miss Mollie Mcknight Miss Hattie
| Metzler, Miss S. z. Mcknight, Mr.. William
Shell and Mr.. william Iivesley.
Luncheon for Miss Thompson.
Miss Lois Shesfe gave very pretty luncheon
on Thursday afternoon at her residence in
Queen Anne town, in honor of Miss Thompson,
of Tacoma. The guests engaged in the game OF
| progressive euchre, and secured much fun from
pleasing succession of contest. The markers
were pretty cords with gilt stars placed thereon
| to indicate games won and lost The design
| was quite pretty. The house was prettily deco
rated and the luncheon dainty. Following are
| the guests: Miss Thompson, Mrs J. w. elise,
| Mrs. Hammond Lamont, Mrs. C. II. Kittinger,
Mrs. George H. Hebron, Miss Piper, Miss Graves,
| Miss Mcclellan, Miss Nelson, Miss Emery, Miss
Furth, Miss Phillips, Miss Hanna, Miss Ethel
| Hanna, Miss Hamilton, Miss Wrestling, Miss
Compton, Misses Collins, Miss Riley, Miss De
| Wolfe, Miss Lewis, Miss Strive, Miss WyckoR
| and Miss Larabee.
MT. and Mrs. Hines Surprised.
On Thursday evening party of friends paid
| an unexpected visit to Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
| Hines, at their new home on Alice street in
| Queen Anne town. The party was royalty well
coined, and took entire possession OF the festiv-
| tiles. All sorts OF amusing games were INDUCED
| in, and very acceptable refreshments served to
| complete an evenings enjoyment which will
long be remembered by those who had the good
| fortune to be present Mr.. and Mrs. Hines were
| but recently married, but have settled down In
a cosy home, and entertain quite charmingly.
| Among those present on the happy occasion
| were: Miss Carrie Willard, Miss Minnie Ward,
Miss BERTHE Duffy. Miss Lottis steinwig. Miss
/ Annie MeDearimid, Miss Belle yMcMurphy, Mr..
| Battle, Mr.. Leithead, Mr.. Hyde, Mr.. Carl, Mr..
| Cauley, DR.. s. G. Leonhardt and Professor Dem
| ming
Mrs. Lee Lunches Her Colleagues.
The state executive committee of the Western
Washington w. C. T. q. met in this city on
| Wednesday and the entire body was very charm
| ingly entertained by Ms. Frank Lee at her
| charming residence in Queen Anne town. After
the business had been transacted the following
ladies were lunched in fine style by their hostessi
Mrs. Shaffer. of Tacoma; Mrs. Jennie Hopkins,
| Tacoma; Mrs. A. E. Saunders, Tacoma; Mrs. e.
| s. Parkhurst, Mrs. Butler, Port Gamble; Mrs.
Nickles, Fremont; Mrs. Mofatt, Tacoma; Mrs.
! Middlebrook. Mrs. J. 7. Ronald, Mrs. NJ r p
Johnson, Mrs. j. Lawrence Johnson, Mrs. Nc
| Cullough, Mrs. simonson, Mrs. Frank Lee, Mrs.
Hathaway, MrA Bullene, Mrs. sickels, and Mrs.
| ID. L. Frye.
| Mrs. Thomas Burke's Lun cheon.
Mrs. Thomas Burke, on Friday afternoon, gave
| luncheon at the Rainier hotel in honor of Miss
| Buck. The affair was exceedingly elaborate
| both In the matter of menu, decorations and
| favors. Red autumn maple leaves and dark
| chrysanthemums were used in beautifytng the
| tables; these, united with beautiful cut flowers
| all arranged with exquisite good taste, com.
| bned to give most pleasing effect to the entire
| scene. Those present in addition to the hostess
| were: Miss Buck, Mrs. Watson c. SQUIRE. Mrs
| Erastus Brainerd, Mrs. J. C. Haines, Mrs. W. T.
| Boone, Mrs. Frank kimball, Mrs H. b. Baglev.
Miss Wilson, Miss Graves, Miss Furth, Miss
| Piper and Miss Phillips.
Comfcal s'H" Social.
The maids and matrons of the Second Presby-
| terrain church will give ''M social In the
| meetin g. house, corner OF Oak and Harrison
streets, on Tuesday evening. May muster for
| most miraculous mocha, and melli ff1uous MKT
| ures meet for magnificent manda-ins from 7: 80
| TO 10 p. M; melodious music by minstrels of
| marked merit merrily mingling with the null.
| tiloquence. Moral:-Ths managers of the an"
| social may mention that they mean to make
this memorable medley of manducables merit