The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

Fied out with IN differentiation 1t midnight for
splendid supper prepared By the white Cooks
and Walters Union Excellent music for the
dancing vas furnished BY m ofchestra Of ten
pieces under the direction Of Professor G. Bach
mann. The committees who successfully con-
Quoted the affaiYs were ~ foiIow3: Arrange
menf. G. A. Gosser, W. Fitzgerald, }. c. Carter:
Lewis Larson, Walter II. Cushing, n. johnson,
George Naekfe, James L Barry, J. W. Petit,
James McNulty, w. }. Hill, G. O. 6nider; door
manager, A. A. Barton; aids, A. Murphy, w. n.
Blaze, George DoFfner, Joseph Silk, George Gard
ner, J. G. Carter. w. I. Higgins, Harry Glib. 81
Connolly, y. ,. Rodgers, William Waisn' B q.
Hopkins, =. C. Allen. c. Fisher; supper. Louis
Huney. C. b. Hesttler, Harry Moore; cloak
room. James Leighton, Joseph Rasman-
THE BAPTIST SOCIAL.
On Wednesday evening, the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Baptist church. gave : social
ct the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.. J. T. Jennings,
"a South Twelfth street. The evening WAS
very pleasantly spent with various sorts Of
amusement table was covered with fancy
articles which were auctioned on, and from
which the ladies realized nice little sum for
church purposes. A dainty lunch was served In
the dining-Foom, OF which al present paFtook
with relish.
Those present were Rev. G. J. Burchett, Rev.
l. W. Read, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Sunderland, Rev.
Mt Baldwin, Miss Baldwin, Dr.. and Mrs C. A.
Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Durant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward, Mr. and Nrs Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunts,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kerkow, Mrs. Bemis, Mrs.
Caldwell, Mu- Nelson, Mrs. H. ]. Requa, Mrs.
Cox. Mrs. Shaners Mrs. G. E. NJ Pratt, Mrs O. r.
Briggs, Nn Frank Kerfow, MrA Teaze, Mrs.
Newman, Mn. Field, Miss White, Miss v. Field,
Miss II Hyde, Miss Essary. Miss Helena NcRae,
Miss E. Ballsndi, Miss Adams, Miss
Helen Adams, Miss Fields, Misses Nellie, Mag
gle and Efie Bird. Miss A. Carr, Miss Arthur.
Miss Alma Durant, Miss Buxzell, Miss Price,
Miss Blake, Miss Beatrice Carr, Miss Cookson,
Misses Maud and Annie Berry, Miss Mabel
Ward, Miss Birdie Turner, Misses May and
Daisy Jennings, Miss May Means, MessrS. /.
Brooks, A. C. Ward, F. A. McRae, B. Petit, J. B.
Fox, J. c. stoll, J. w. Bixby, H. s. Upper, w. o.
Hardin, +. l. Pierce, s. J. Graf, NJ. C. Cohen,
Charles Hooker, Willie Walsh, Harry Hyde. F.
Bailey, Avery Crimps, Leroy Hooker and Harry
Bemis.
LADIES MUSICAL SOCIETY.
The Ladies' Musical Society met on Friday
afternoon at the residence of Ms. Maurice Nc
Micken, on Joy street. About forty-fve mem
bers were present and enjoyed the following ex-
cellent programmes:
IA Cot de Il Mer. Miles
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'0'0ss'0 Mr.; c. 4. Hughes s.'''''' op''4
solo-'Ioveiy Spring, a.,;.m ........ c0ener
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Miss Henrietta Hamilton.
Is .; o1e' ga Sweet Song Rub; noIsos
Piano duet-aPoet and Peasant .......... =
The Misses Cheal.
Among the members present were: Mrs. Nc
Micken, Mrs. C. A. Hughes, Mrs. w. l. Gazzam,
Mrs. q. w. Bacon. Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs Job
Lyon, Mrs Painting, Mrs. Adelaide Holmes, Mrs.
Churchill, Mrs. Gazzam, Mrs. Waterman, Mrs.
Hawley, Mrs. Meacham, Mrs. Mitten, Miss
Atkins, Miss Beach. Miss Towles, Miss Henrietta
Hamilton, the Misses CheaL The next meeting
OF the club viii be held at the Palace hotel, on
Friday afternoon. May l.
METHODIST CHURCH SOCIAL.
OnTuesday evening pleasant social was given
at the residence OF the pastor, Rev. Levi Gilbert,
on Pine street, by the young people of the First
NJ. E. church. The evening was passed in mu-
sic and other social diversions Among those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Macintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. Marble, Judge and Mrs.
Foote, Mr.. and Mrs. Fishback, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel l. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cole, Mr..
H. 1
and Mrs. Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. uppy,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. sheafe, DR.. and Mrs. E. G.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Denny, Nh. and
Mrs schively, Mrs. N. s. Austin, Mrs 8. B.
vrooman, Mrs. wallingford, Mrs Crockett, Miss
Cole, Miss Breckenridge, Miss Ida Foote, Miss
Jones, Miss Kitchens, Miss Miller, Miss Cham
berlin, Miss Minnie Knox, Miss Lizzie Ament.
Miss Barnes, Miss Downey, MI. B. Knapp, Mr..
F. D. Wolfe, Mr.. J. NJ. Davidson, Mr.. J. H. Hest
wood, Mr.. J. B. Miller, Mr.. Z. E. Downey, Mr. +.
Eryart, Mr.. F. Ward, Mr.. F. Kitchens, Mr.. F.
Hoyt. Mr.. J. simons, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grout, Mr.. F. r.
Bentley. Mr. Roberts, Mr.. Lilly, Mr.. F. Dimmick,
Mr.. Fred Evarts.
NEWSPAPER SOCIAL
The newspaper social. given by Professor
Lopp's advanced class last Tuesday evening at
their hall, 1,526 Sixth street, was usual quite
success. The prize for the best costume was
awarded Miss Bessinger, whose costume was
very uniform and appropriate. There were q
great number of ladies in costumes of the
"press," all fancy and appropriate. The dane
ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all, as were also
refreshments. This latter and very important
feature is never forgotten and it adds greatly
10 the pleasure and enjoyment OF all i'll attend.
ance. On next Tuesday evening the class will
give a "wooden social" The many favors to be
distributed viii be of wood. The class will give
their grand closing cotillion in the Armory on
May 6. It will be in honor of President Harri-
sons visit to Seattle and will be strictly an in.
yitation affair. 1t is the intention of the differ
ent committees in charge to make this the most
select ball of the season.
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY.
On next Saturday evening, April 25, q dra-
matte and musical entertainment viii be given
in the university chapel for the benefit OF the
Athletic Association. Some splendid talent
will take part. The main feature of the enter
tainment will be Q drama, enlisted for the
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