The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-15

the members ansWer1ng to 1oll-calL Five new
members were admitted. Il was the last meet
ing befofs Lent, and the members seemed deter
mined 70 make It IN especially enjoyable one.
The new organist and choir-master Of 81 Marks,
sa'o: s nsa Tsoa s ssas
s sssIsr Pscsramns Be rendered s6Isyh e
style, and, in respon.s to IN en-
s sor x.r %oss .i suno sod nss
party This SO delighted his andiencs that Il
was 10th to allow him TO quit the piano. ana he
good naturedly gave humorous selecsions ana
hausted A male Quartette sang. the .sslumbef
Song" In . manner leaving nothing to b de-
sired, and for an encore gave the always charm.
tSs se viz rsr Fl Order
most delightfully."- Coffee snd refreshments
then put the finishing touches TO an evening
the most enjoyable the guild has experienced
MRS. BAKER's RxcEPrroN.
On last Tuesday evening delightful social
event took place ct the vendoms to celebrate
the opening Of the house BY Mrs. Frances Baker,
who but recently moved from the eeagrave,
bringing with her Ill Of her roomers. In addi-
ton to these large number Of invited friends
were present. The dining-room and the recep-
ton rooms with their artistic decorations of IVY,
evergreen and Chinese lanterns, presented an
..As.sAvS sePssAeA1s. ~AS SeAAAo peAs " 800
evening Was taken up BY musical programme
Of great merit, given under the direction of Mrs.
Fannie Perry Gage, - follows:
Piano solo. Professor Emil Lerch
Vocal solo. Mn. Adelaide Holmes
Guitar and mandolin dustt NJ NJ F Pu..cEA
Vocal solo. Mrs. Fannie Perry Gage
For the remainder Of the eveninc the euests
were entertained with dancing and cards, and
refreshments were served.
:, As@ons s9 s; so.sS: worn By the ,.a,s: pre-:
sian costume: Mn Emil Ierch. hiact siik. red
ostrich trimmincs: Mrs. Gavin villas. Whit
aiik; Mn. h. D. inversrity, bottle green siik
Willard, black silk; Mrs. Knox. gray six: Mrs
John Baker, white satin: Mrs. Fannie Perry
Gage, white cashmere, feather trimmings; Mrs
H Ols caTev sf S.cf .r ool S,. O Fcr
rest, lavender silk; Mn. Adelaide Holmes,
white satin Mrs. Mcdonald, white lace and
sry satin and lace: MIS- &. Cheal. white xstin
and lace: Miss Nixon. yellow ssfin and lace:
Miss Boardman. white satin and lace: Mrs
Ays n.ca 'scsT Ms GIsnsiIe n Parks blue
and white isce. Mrs Aie1anSer red silE. MrS
Greenbaum. white silk train: Mn. C;rav' lilac
silk. feather trimmings: Mrs. F J. Anderson,
white satin: Mrs. lila Hilton. mink cashmere:
Mrs. Morae. white safin. mis-. semnle
white lace: Mrs. Loughsry. black lace: Mrs'
W61xe
Laird, brown satin. Among those present were:
NJ NJ. su9 MIs' cn4uDua, M. eno ~. EuW1ros,
laird NJ - and NJ. 'Gri4s;th NJ and Mr. =
Erred Ward: Mr.. and Mr.. GeOrre ENGLAND. Dr.
and Mrs. Lienenick, OF Suohomish; Professor
and Mrs. Emil Lerch, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Villas,
MI r anu ME- inveIsnv, IA. ana l MrA N 3.
NJ MI s ana MI M msnks, MI d ana ne. Nh Wsrd,
and Ma RaSnee NJ hno and Mr. s01H
and Mn Granville Parks. MI. and Nh. Pen
eaaSder Ml snd Ms M snd
Ammsrick. MI. and Mr.: dresnbaum, NJ. and
and Mrs viii: Riichie. NJ .nd NAIVE NJ. An Al.
derson NJ and 4. MIA e. Ail Case M. and NJ.
and Mr;; TSxns; ~; and M q F:bsn, Ml; nd
and Mrs. Rsm 51 NJ. and NrA G ", Park, M.
Mrs. Red. M. Fannie Perry Gaze. Mr. Plmms..
adelaide Holmes. Mas Scott Mis- Dora Jscf sro
of Enohomish: the Misses McDonald Mn I.
Cheal. Miss g. Cheal, Miss Nixon, Miss Board
ILL., an, NE. Ancs Cssey, M,ss fn03e Cargys tne
Miss M.nnimc NJ ehorhut N, Troe,,"r 1920 ~
3. w. ElWeli. Mr.. Charies Pscfsrd. snohomish:
Mr. N. Davis Shelton, Mr.. Cawley, Mr.. Narshall,
Mr. Haynes, MI. Hopkins, Mr., Compton, Mr.. De
LOUIS, MI. Ieumans MI; wallace. MI kuddys
M TSesey, M SRe1ces' M x9naa, M; Me,Sic5'
iam.l NJ Wei1on' NJ ~ R.iihe.,hs at' NJ ~
T. Bsilhache. M. Capei, DR.. sharples.
prr eocr.r.
.,... -,
very pleasant social was held ~ Seattle
West and Battery streets, last Friday evening
An interesting programme had been prepsred
ana was rendered q follow:
instrumental auet = ~
ON ME-; :. D Denny MI victor Denny
Rssding-"Mr. Crane Walks Out"
MIS- Abbie D. Lindsey
Solo-"Out On the Deep" Mr.. J, B. Denny
RecttanonI"A Chapter From Helen's
Babies Miss Hattie Palmer
Encore-"Jonnnys Nelenbor
Instrumental solo. ......... Miss Mabel James
H;nii,, No,, ;va.,; new q Aipnz0 1Igns
Encore~HA sathan - ~ .1'..e.
Reading 1.-The Emigrants Story" ..........
......................M Mr.. George Cotterill
Cornet solo-"Frits Lullaby" MI. John B. Denny
At the close Of the programme pie in endless
variety and unlimited quantity. was served by
the young laoy members OF the lodge, ana
SOCIAL tMs was enJoyeo py AL
BIBLE CLASS SOCIAL.
Paw w Fletchsr,. rorr,.l p,h,e .,...
:. -. ? $500 Dau.e 49, saso
soc ru, lass uesoay evening q. Inc patronage
nle.sant evening v.s snent Folln-,cs .-s ths
names Of those who were present:
Moars Mr., Dr. wrsbs Mis- r snu M;., ps.c
800 NJ 1r,..,o ps;. NJ r,- .' e,,. 80
Nase' MS. Magsle re,se' mlss florence skinner
mss osoisrS 'oAes, Miss Anna "ovusums MISE
Mary Ann Pierce, Miss May Little. Miss Marietta
belong miss e Era! Era LITTLE! MISS Maude Pierce,
MISS Mary n. Johnson, MISS Mabel Audett, Miss
Moilie Phillips, Miss Lillian Gillette, Miss Edna
T,etcher. Miss Tcttv Davv Mr. st;n aru,e
Mr.. Philip Little. MI f. ". Sniiker. MI
Bracket Case, Mr.. Scott Riggs, Mr. Roy
Fletcher, Mr.. E. L. Peyton, Mr.. Harry Walthew,
~ G;iiofto NJ E;,i Nh osres. St ~
phillfps. Mr. Otto Aucustin. M ii r Oetrsrdays