The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-01

TOO. Master ASger " lDiS VI
Tommy Horner," inserted his thumb in an inn
mense pie and brought forth good things fof
suitable reeompense. The ice cream and CANDY
table was in charge of Mrs. Hankey and MIS-
Henry Miller, while the supper tables were
looked after by Mrs. Foss and Mrs. A: H. Miller.
The bazaar continued on Friday and saturday
nights and lunch was served at noon on Satur-
day The fair was quite successful and neat
sum was realized.
cIdoNIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.
At IA meeting of the Clionian Literary Society,
of the Ravenna Park school, officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter as follows; President,
Miss Minnie Peck; vice president, Miss Jessie
Peek; secretary, Miss Stella Freeman: treasurer,
Miss susy weedin critics, Miss. Maggie Weedin,
tee, Miss Nettie Cheney, Mrs. Allen. The follow
ing programme was carried out:
Recitation--'sNorth American Indian
Reading Drummer Boys Burial -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miss Stella freeman
mountaineering Miss Jessie Allen
i''auine ANU Den 4Au-'e'i Miss Myrtle Allen
Recitation-..Niy Mothers Hands
eadingaThen and Vow MSS Ne''ie .nenes
Miss Susie weedin
Essay-"A Horse ........M Miss Ella Allen
Recitation-'sThe Old Man Goes to Town.
Reading wishing '............ Miss Lena Allen
Miss Jessie Peek. Miss Margaret Ashwortn
Reading-"Proud Miss MacBride
STATE BALL At OLYMPIA.
Strong efforts are being made to have very
large attendance at the state ball, to be given at
the Olympia hotel, in Olympia, on Thursday,
February 5. Committees have been appointed
in the various large cities to distribute invita-
lions and urge the attendance of interested per-
sons. 1t is expected that fully 800 people viii be
present An orchestra of fifteen pieces Will be
present in the ballroom, and programme of
eighteen dances will be carried out. No effort
is being spared to make the affair grand social
success Mr.. C. B. Nichols and Mr.. sam Craw-
ford are looking after the preliminaries OF the
ball in Seattle. Governor and Mrs LaughtOn
will lead the grand march. The reception com
mittee will be: Mrs Owings, Mrs A. A. Phillips
Mrs. Convey. Mrs McKenny, Mrs. Chambers, Miss
calkins, Miss Woodruff, Miss Laughton Miss
Allen, Mr.. q. a Barnes, Mr.. J. c. Horr, Mr. ]. I.
Convey, Mr.. I: l. McKenny, Mr.. 4; g; OBrien,
Mr.. 4. III. Cavanaugh. Mr.. y. 0strander, Mr..
Robert Frost, Mr.. A. d. Whitney.
LITTLE FOLKS ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given by the little folks
last Friday evening at the First NJ L. Church,
corner Third and Marion streets, was decided
success. The boys and girls were credit TO
their instructors, Mrs. Sausson, Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Middlebrook. Each number was received
with hearty applause, and each was so perfect
in its way that distinction can scarce be made.
However, the "hits'' of the evening seemed TO
be Master Ryckman's vocal solo and the vocal
duet by Miss Williams and Miss Esplin. The
Rotations of Miss Hinseling, Miss LInsey,
Miss Esplin, Miss Williams and Miss Downes
showed much natural ability and careful
training. The song and chorus, '.The Farmers
Daughter was gem. The numbers given by
the wee little tots were delightful
MRS. LYONS WHIST PARTY.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Job p. Lyon en-
tertained number of her friends at whist at
her home, 015 Madison street. Pleasant addi-
lions to the evenings entertainment were vocal
solos by Mrs Lyons, Mrs. Painting and Mr..
Haines, and instrumental selections by Miss
Julia Chamberlain. The prizes at whist were
won by Mrs. Samuel Crawford and Mr.. G. Ed
ward West. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Job T. Lyon, Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs T.. T. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. John
schram, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Painting, Miss
West Miss Crawford, Miss Pierce, Miss Ruff,
Miss Julia Chamberlain, Mr. Conoyer, Mr. Fay,
Mr., Munday, Mr.. West, Mr.. Talman and Mr.
Haines.
CHINA WEDDING
About thirty-fve couples gathered at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grunkranz, East Park,
! last Wednesday evening to celebrate the
( twentieth anniversary of tine couples marriage.
/ Thel presents were both costly and elegant
/ After passing the early hours III playing whist
+ and dancing the wedding ceremony was again
/ performed, the bride and bridegroom standing
under large bell made of white chrysau-
| themurns Then all repaired to the spacious
! DINING room where bountiful repast awaited
/ them. After the numerous toasts, dancing was
resumed until the wee sIna hours"
WHIST PARTY.
! Mr. and Mrs f. F. Blaine gave most delight
| iul drive whist 10 a select number of friends on
| Wednesday night. Prizes were awarded 10 Mr.
! J. IL. Gilman, Mrs Z. NJ. Carr, Mr.. aud Mrs
| Woolshire. The guests were: MI. and Mrs.
/ Captain and Mrs. T.. NJ. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs
HusScy. Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Patterson, Mr. and
| Mrs. Fred II. Peterson, MI and Mrs Meacham,
| Mr. and Mrs. X. ". Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Wool.
| shire, Mr.. and Mrs GazzaHl, Mr. and Mrs. ]. K.
| Boutwell,.
| ALETHEuoSEAN SOCIETY,".
! The AetAeuonean Society of the University at
4 bAtv m, off
| the following programme:
| Recitation ........-..-...... Miss Kate Hopp
Book Review ...............M Miss Anna Williams
Reading ..........- ..............M Mr. Ben Shines
| Dcscriptio OF noted places Miss Nav Dow.
-. ling, Miss Minnie Stockpool, Miss Kate Brace
| Written Discussion 49,. Miss Ruth Karr Mr.
Kenneth Mcintosh.
Original Story ....,........... Miss Rose Karr
MEETING or TIE BADGERS
The Wisconsin peosle will have a meeting
and social at Chisholms hall, next "Wednesday
| evening, February i An excellent programme
has been prepared, consisting OF music, recita-
tons and games. The ladies have arranged TO
serve refreshments, after which those desiring
may enjoy dancing. A pleasant time is ex-
pected, aud all Wisconsin people invited to
attend.
MRS. CAREY ENTERTAISs.
Mrs Angelica Carey and Miss Alice Carey en-.
teTtained q number OF friends st the Avon on
Friday evening The party was highly enter
tanned by vocal solos by Miss Ida Powell and
Rotations by Miss Alice Carey. The evenings
pleasure was filled out with dancing, and an ex-
oellent supper wss served
COMPLIMENTARY SURPRISE PARTY
The Edgewater Congregational church ana
society gave surprise party to the chorister,
NTs. II. T. Tucker, Monday night at Lake Union
Temperance hall. She was presented with a
white dinner set as token of the appreciation
IN which her services are held by all.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST
The Seattle Progressive Whist Club met with
Mr.. sud Mrs. John Morrison, Fifth street on
Thursday evening Music, vocal and fnstril-
mental, and refreshments added 10 the evenings
pleasure The prizes in the whist game were
awarded ss follows: First prize, Mrs B. II
b0tiernelo' BOBBY prize, Miss Ella Head.
ANSIvERsAEY ENTERTAINMENT
The iSdies OF the North Seattle Baptist
church on Wednesday, February = give & sun
per and literary entertainment in honor of the
nFst anniversary % their pastors residence in
Seattle. An excellent programme has leeu ar
ranged and pleasant tine Is promised.
REV AND MRS. GARRETT RECEIVE
On Thursday afternoon and evening the Rev.
snd Mrs. David Claiborne Garrett gave recev-
ton al their home, 60fUnion street Many of
their Pensioners aud friends we're present
eHAUTAUoUA MEETING.
On Friday, Janusry %, joint meeting OF the
Argus and Lake Union c. J. :. circles was held
al the home q Mrs Gillette, or Albert street Il
was Cromwell memorial Gsv and II ,xopEd