The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
WHAT SOCIETY DID.
II Commenced its Rest in q
Proper Lenten Way.
A WEEK DEVOID OF cAYETy.
The Q. 6. clubs Greek symposium-
Dinner Paxtiss-Weddings and Re-
esptisns-eociety Chat.
4 WEEK DEVOID OF oAYErv.

card parties. The din
Ma ner given by Mr.. Lsary
ct the Chamber Of
Commerce ana tho Modern Greek Symposium at
Mn. Captain Gimore's were among the most
prominsnt aAhirA
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
cARrxxrEIs BANQUET.
On Friday evening, ct Chisholm's hall, the
visiting delegation OF tho Puget sound district
council of the United Brotherhood OF Carpen-
ters and Joiners Of America were banqueted by
local union ISL, Of Seattle. Delegates from
nearly every town on the Sound sat down to the
table. The fare which was spread before them
was most excellent, and after Its thorough dis
began. w.. Rosseau acted as toastmaster. and
filled the ONCE admirably. The different toasts
and their sentiments, with the names OF the
james L. Barry, "The Western Central Labor
Union"-MAy its exertions for promoting the
Interests Of labor. great army Be- crowned with
W. Dingwell. "The Employers In the Build
ing Trades"-May their concessions given with
out trouble be initiated by other employers in
among their employees, and may they never lose
on contract BY employing union men; J.
william Bsrttru, .sThe Future Of Local Union
451"-Nayits endeavors to promote harmony be-
tween employers and employees be Is successful
IN the future Is it has been in the past; George
A. A. Button and G. W. Everitt, "The United
Building Trades of Seattle" they increase
under the II un0n
W shard, sour General secretary"-May his
been in the past in organizing, promoting har-
penters of our country; W. Beggs.
g. Costen, "To Our Visiting Delegntes'-May
their action in convention meet with the APP
proval OF employers and employed, and advance
the best interests Of all concerned; F. w. Castle,
q. o'Deil, 1The Press"-May it, general i'm
Partially continue, and neither employer nor
employed have cause to complain; Frank B. In
gersolL
On last Wednesday evening the pleasant home
Of Mr.. and MrB. G. /. Marble, in Queen Anne
town, was thrown open to Trinity church men,
beers and friends. The stormy evening prevented
many from being present, but goodly company
time. First, those cobwebs- and
twisted and tangled. Oh, myl but what fun 1t
was TO search through the tangled mazes of the
for the prize ct the end Of your strand Of the
web. The merry. rolicking fun OF the youngsters,
and the dignity upset Of the grave and rev.
..just too funny for anything" After this the
Trinity Quartette were called out and delighted
those present with their singing. Mr.. Gibbons
30 well appreciated as to be encored. Dr.
on the violin. Miss leighton is entitled to
Psl %.S &. 81 1nss chu ms.
music Nm. Marble called her guests. into the
dininG.room to coi3ee and cake. The last pleas
urs Of tho evening was Quotation bowl"
Rev. 3 A!onoo Bright was master OF ceremonies
here, and the dominic expressed himself as
guessers ct the authorshtp Of the quotations he
read. pleasant evening it was despite the
vxpDua ANNIvERsARY.
On Saturday evening, February IA, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Leland were surprised at their home,
2l3 Battery street, BY . call from . number Of
the membsrs Of Ridgeley Lodge, Daughters Of
Rebekah The surprise party. was to celebrate
Mr.. and Mn. Leland, who were presented with
handsome tea set, BY Mr.. George w. Poor, on
behalf Of the friends who made up the party.
sponsss. A most pleasant evening was spent,
baskets Of refreshments brought by the visitors:
Mr.: Hilton, NJ; and Mrs; G. Z Man.
". Martell. MI. and Mrs. N. W: Brown, Mr. and
MI and Mrs. John F. Miller, MI. and Mrs FAR,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Poor, Mr.: and Mrs J.
NO ose H6 MT s M. Mrs. Minutes smith h SGodng
Mis- Lulu Brown, Miss McGillicuddy, Miss
Corinne B. Leland, Mr.. 6. A. Gordon, Mr.. A. "
Gray, Mr.. Fred A. Johnson, Mr.. Etough.
MR. LEAKY's DINNER.
On Thursday evening Mr.. John Leary gave q
dinner at the Chamber Of Commerce, in honor Of
Mrs. Erastus Brainerd and Mrs. James R. Hay
den. The dining rooms were made beautiful
with horal decorations. The menu was az fol-
lows:
Eastern oysters on half she'll Sherry.
Consomme Of chicken Ia colbert
Shad grillee, Philadelphia style.
Pommes duchess. Imported olives.
Celery. New tomatoes.
Crues and fills freres sauternes
supreme of chicken a "a regiana.
New peas Pommes de terre la Franchise.
Chateau Ia rose. Omelette celestine.
Canvas back duck with crab apple jelly.
Asparagus New stuffed tomatoes.
BOned turkey, aspice jelly.
French shrimp salad Ia mayonnaiss
Mumms extra dry.
iu' r0' 60 BSsssn in baskets asra'chno jelly
Maccaroons Kisses Lady fingers.
Rocquefort Bents crackers.
Demi tasse. Pousse cafe
The guests were: Major and Mrs. james r.
Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Brainerd. Mr.
and Mrs. Neufelder, Mr.. and Mrs J. Furth,
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mr.. Abram Bar
Her, MI W. E. Bailey, Mr.. Bernard Pelly, Mr.. K.
BAL NAsouE CARNIVAL.
The bal masque carnival given at the Armory
last night under the auspices OF the congrega-
ton oil Ohayeth Shoium, was q grand affair.
Several hundred masked dancers occupied the
floor, and the galleries were filled with specta-
tors. There were some very elegant and unique
costumes, and several prizes were awarded to
the most successful character impersonators. A
splendid supper was served at midnight.
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jones entertained small party OF friends at
dinner ct their home on Fourth street, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard French, who are shortly
TO leave the city. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Richard French, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones,
Mr.. Charles south, Mr. Frank Eberle, Mr.. George
stoneman, MI Martin Eagan.
ALEuTHENoN.AN SOCIETY.
On Friday afternoon the Aleuthenonean Lit
erary Society Of the state University carried out
the following programme:
nonsE.AmS1iSa ..-..-.-..---........- Society
Vocal solo-"Ths Bridge ..A Hamblet
Comparison Of Amercaa Authors. :. d. NickeIs
Recitation from Whittier Miss Ina Pratt
Duet-"Ysnkee Doodle .............
........-.....,M Miss Robinson and Miss Drew
coNcoRDIA CLUB OPENING.
On last Sunday evening the Concordia Social
Club formally opened their elegant new rooms
in the Hinckley block with m informal recep-
ton and hop. About forty couples were present
and spent pleasant evening in dancing and
other social pleasures
SEATTLE PROGRESSIVE WHIST CLUB.
The Seattle Progressive Whist Club were plea
sanity entertained on Monday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Butterfield at their residence sos
Seneca street Music and refreshments added
TO the evenings pleasures AT whist the first
prize was awarded TO Mrs John Morrison, the
BOBBY prize 10 Mrs. Harry Horsford.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY