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


But the world II not spending Lent In church,
and % It Il impossible to hasten the charge OF
bad manners on any who ere inclined to trench
on the end OF Lent.
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
LESTKN TWILIGHT coNcEKT.
On next Tuesday evening 'sLenten Twilight
Concert will be given By the choir of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. This IL to be the
fisst OF series Of three recitals 70 be given by
the choir. An excellent programme win be
rendered ~ follows:
Vocal eolo--sSunset'' ............ Dudley Buck
Miss zillah Barnes.
Quartette-"Now by Days Retiring Lamp.
Mrs. Frederick jewell Laird, Miss ziliah
Barnes, Mr.. J. Harrison Middle
brook, Mr.. Will 7. Elweli.
s''0-ss Mrs. Frederick Jewell Laird. -l1'
"E'Dolce All Anima'' Les vespres Sicilienne
Mrs. Frederick Jewell Laird,
''4A MI. ". Vaughan Arthur. ''''.-
Ladies' Legends, .Mohring
second soprano. Mr.: William E. Miller;
First alto, Miss Zillah Barnes; Sec
ond alto. Ms Emily J. csrkeek
Mr. sa9 j Harrison 11hs Hiddiebro Sd ..s1
Pisniss Nj Aivah clover salmon; organ
ou.rette =. ps M fssnkn . ra.mse ounod Bach
Mrs. FrederieS Jew.ii Laird, Miss ziiish
Barnes, Nj; J. Harrison Middle
brook, Mr.. VIII 7. Elwell.
Wv. Q. 7. o. SOCIAL
On Friday evening ct the residence Of Mr.. and
Nm. ". a. Reeves, corner OF Third and Seneca
streets, . pleasant social was given by the
the Young Women's Christian Temperance
onion. short but excellent programme was
given In the ifst part OF the evening, follows:
Vocal Solo .....................M Mrs. Tewksbury
Vocal Solo. Miss Dora Hughes
Song Myron erout
Solo. Miss Hough
Dainty refreshments were served and an en-
joyable event spent BY all present. Among
those who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves,
Mrs. 6. A. Tewksbury, Mrs.. Mccullough, Mrs.
Riggs, Miss Bessie Burwell, Miss Dora Hughes,
Miss Minnie Hughes, Miss Helen Penfeld, Miss
Callie Gillette, Miss Helen Gillette, Miss Lilly
White, Miss Agnes Greene, Miss A. Davis, Miss
Lizzie Davis, Miss Hartie Wood, Miss Grace
vrooman. Miss Hildebrandt, Miss Gid, Miss
James. Miss Nickeson, Miss Hurd, Miss Hilton,
Miss Minnie Reeves, Miss Jessie Reeves. Miss
Clara Hough. Mr.. Arson p. Burwell, Mr.. D.
Kinney, Mr.. Roy Ballard, Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Hun
ter, Mr.. Hutchinson, Mr.. Deane, Mr.. Wheeler,
Mr. Augustine, Mr.. Morris, Mr. Hutchins, Mr..
Williamson, Mr.. Bentley, Mr.. Mccullough, Mr..
Nyron Grout
cHAuTAuouA CIRCLE.
On last Monday evening the Burweil Chau-
tauqua Circle spent IAN evening with Longfel-
lew and Browning" at the residence OF Mr.. A.
p. Burweil About twenty-five members were
present and spent a delightful evening. The
order of exercises opened with roll call with
quotations from Browning and Longfellow. The
remainder of the programme was as follows:
Duet. Miss Reed, Miss Bighan
Reading from browning. ...... Miss Ella Reid
Song-"f Fear No Foe. Mr.. II. NJ. Grout
heading Irons hsl s BTNs
soio-"When the Stars Arc Shining Bright.
Piano solo. Miss Mary Cassell
he responded with anchored" Light refresh.
ments were served. after which the party took
part in novel guessing name. The popular
sobriquet OF prominent authors and public men
were distributed on printed cards and the mem
eers of the circle guessed TO whom the terms APP
piled. The Burwell circle In now In its second
year and IS in fiourisiiing condition II is pur-
suing q course of study which will take four
years 70 complete.
LADIES MUSICAL CLUE CONCERT.
A leading social event of the past week was
the first concert of the recently organized Ladies'
Musical Club given az the residence of Mrs. G.
W Bacon. $40 Eighth street, on Friday afternoon.
A splendid programme was carried out IS fol-
lows:
Piano due,--"Bridai Music" Jansen
Mrs. Chase and Miss Beach.
Piano solo 'aings.' - ]. PadswsEi
Mrs. Paatins, Mrs acMclen and Mrs lyon.
s Holmes. Violin oo,isa.o MISS arInna
pianist, Miss Chamberlin.
sano SOLO. ..-...-.: Miss Cheal
Trio-aAmas La Viola naara i Hssaneya
Guitar. mandolin, esnduris-Miss Hamil-
ton, Miss Furth and Mira Gillian.
Tho concerts are TO be repeated semi-monthiy
The next one viii be held on Thursday. April g.
81 the residence of DIR. Churchill
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
On Friday evening Miss Clara Brown enter.
tanned . number OF her friends with donkey
party at her home in North Seattle, In honor of
her 18th birthday. The prizes in the contest
were awarded as follows: Ladies' frs, prigs.
box of fne candies. Mrs J. Hamilton; second
prize. corsase bouquet Mrs. N. r. Parker: gen
tleinen's first prize. Pen case, Mr.. George Pep
iinger: second prisc. box of fancy candies, Mr.
r. f. Tolhurst- An excellent supper was served
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Peritaser, Miss H. /. Hope, Miss Daisy Preston,
Miss Kate Preston, Miss Carrie Denton. Miss
Msude Denton. Miss Amy Smith. Miss Lizzie
Copeland. Mr.. Ray Copeland, Mr.. George Smith,
Mr. Wiz Smith. Mr.. F. NJ. Baker, Mr.. r. 5.
Thurston, Mr.. X. Msddocks, Mr.. n. South Mr.
II. Macy, Mr.. L May.
AFTERNOON TEA.
very pleasant afternoon tea was given at the
residence Of Mrs. L Schoerfeld. els Yesler ave-
rue. in honor OF Miss Pauline Prudential. who
Is her guest from Portland. Among those pres
eat were. Miss stina Kern, the Misses stencil.
Miss NoH Miss nerkheimsr Miss DeEginger,
Miss Goldman. Aiss II. Davis Miss y. solomon.
Miss IL. kserskt, Miss ostenheimer, Miss i.
Prudential
WHIST PARTY.
On Thursday evening Miss Mile Wheeler en-
tertained a sew Of her friends NJ whist AZ her
rooms In tire yendome. The pTises awarded
were as foIlawss Ladies' first prize. Byron .
poems Miss Katie Ycss; second prize, hand.