The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-08

weekly meeting on Friday IN room OF the
South school The following interesting pro-
gramme was rendered:
song-"America'. ......................By school
Recitation. John Gabriel
st"rr p;.n Fesse
Piano soio-ssstorm at Sea" - AlIie xissr
Recitation. ....................Ma Marion Mcdonald
BIOGRAPHY Allison Crawford
p.. , saLan Hottssein
niosrapny titzpatIlck
Dialognss,..T Z wonderful scholar.
Vocal duet. MichaI solomon, Birdie Turner
Paper-"South School Weekly" -........
......-...................G Gerald Friuk, Editor
SOME MUSICAL EVENTS.
The choir of st. Marks church, under the
direction Of Professor II. 8. Sharpe, il preparing
some elaborate music for Easter. A selection
from Gounod's Redemption" will be sung BY
the boys, with the solo part by MIRA Fanny
Perry Gage. This piece will be repeated at .
ing Of April The church b. Of c Our u Lady Of
Good Help is planning for concert to be given
Nj. William 8. Miller. vocal director at the
North Seattle Presbyterian church, l. srrsneine
9 concert to take place soon at the church. 4
feature OF the entertainment win be the trio,
rendered s. Mn ais sns S SLssf BaGn 9.
and Miss Ferguson. Miss Ferguson lately won
the first free scholarship offered b. the vocal de-
P2Itmeut u tue COuServ8t0ty OF Arts
BALLARD CHUCK GUILD
The ladies Of the Ballard Episcopal church
met in Berg's hall on Thursday afternoon and
organized guild, with the following officers:
President, Mrs. o. W. Lind; vice president,
.rs .n.s,,.,o hr:. ": Tilsop. 4 ]:
musical and literary Entertainment for the bene
at of the church. The Rev. James Cheal begins
his pastoral ministrations under favorable con-
Baptist church until the Episcopalians erect q
structure of their own. The West Coast Inn
provement Company oher to give them lot,
provided = church to cost not less than 5000
NINHEAPoLIs SOCIETY.
On Wednesday evening Minneapolis Society
with about forty members was formed, meeting
at the Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. FIR epalt
was made temporary chairman and Mrs. A. a.
Harrison secretary Preliminary committees
be held at the same place next week Wednes-
day. These committees were 9 follows: Plans
Ne hi:l = =; Williams l Mr. & Amss nc. g.
N. Martell Place Of meetine-Mr. o. Dickin.
SOD, Mr.. G. I. Marble and Mr.. T. r. Rainey. m
PRODUCTION Mts ..;. H.rIison nIs bekin
Corby and Mr. A. H. Harrison.
G. CLUE
There was . full attendance at the C. c, Club
at the meeting Friday morning at the home of
Mn. Samuel Ramsey, on the corner OF Twelfth
and Marion streets The reading. aud discus
sion OF that part OF the niad relating to the
obseQuies OF Patroclus. and the funeral games
following eugfossed the attention of the mem
bers, the Homeric spell being broken BY the ar
rival OF the noon hour. 1t was decided to hold
the second symposium on the evening of the
last Friday in March at the residence Of Mrs
Ramsey. The club then adjourned to meet
again next Friday morning with Mrs. J. s. Chase
EVOLUTIONARY PRIZES.
The ladies OF the day nurery are planning for
series OF Demorest medal eiocutionary con-
tests, to be held as soon as the contestants can
be prepared. Anyone under the age of 16
may try for the first medal, which is
q. ms c onSss ns'p re ' eSs % onss
and those having gold may contest for the
grand diamond medal. One of the ladies sp-
Methodist church next Tuesday afternoon at :
o'clock, to distribute selections and receive the
names OF those desiring to take part.
SOCIETY AT LAToNA.
A week ago last night Mr.. and Mrs William
Cowan were agreeably surprised by the advent
to their home of party of friends. The evening
was spent in games and refreshments were
served. The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Cowan, Miss Cowan, Mr. and Mrs Waid,
the Misses waid. Mr.. and Mrs. Copisticks. Mr..
and Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Dury, Miss Dury Mrs.
Cheney, Miss Cheney, Captain and Mrs: Breckin-
ridge, Miss Marshall, Miss Douglass, Miss Wal
s Mrs R Mss Hogan Mrs Ra Mrs Riehs1d
n. Walters and Mr.. Breckenridge.
POETIC LUNCHEON
On Thursday afternoon at O'Clock Mrs. J. II.
Middlebrook gave luncheon at her home ON
Taylor street. Covers were placed for ten. The
event was novel in that each lady read q poem
from James Whitcomb Riley, and bunch of
lilies was given to Mrs. +. Lee. AZ the best
reader. A number of musical selections were
given by Mis-. Cochran, sister Of the hostess
simison,. Mrs. J. T. Ronald. Mrs. Rees P.
Mrs. Z. g. Johnson and Mrs Thompson.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Rennie Phillips, son of Captain and
Mrs. J. NJ. Phillips. celebrated his fifth birthday
on Thursday last at the residence of his grand
mother, Mrs. d. ]. Sackman. A number of his
little friends were present and had q very en-
loyable time. Among those present were: Miss
Waterhouse, Miss Agnes Phillips, Miss sylvia
Phillips, Master Cyrus Paup, Master Harold
Phillips, Master Clarence Paup.
". C. 7. U. PRIZES
The W. c. 7. U. offers two prizes for essays to
pupils of the city schools One of them viii be
given to the boy under Is years of age writing
the best essay on the effects of tobacco on the
human system, and the other will be given to
the boy or girl under the same age who writes
the best essay upon the effects of alcoholic
liquor, the essays to Be sent to Kate l. Bryant
2lo University street.
MRS. DOMAINS DINNER.
Mrs. George NJ. Boman gave . delightful din.
ner at her elegant new home in Fremont last
Sunday TO a few of her most intimate friends
The decorations were beautiful, the menu per-
feet Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. c.
lyons. Mrs.. /. watkins, Mis-. W asiins MIS- MIS-
Rice, Judge Junius Rochester and Mr.. Carlos
Watkins.