The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-17

| p snauIdinr. Captain and Mrs. n. 1. Roger /,
| Or. and Mira Hayes. Captain and Mrs. Goding,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sheahan, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
! Tarbott. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rieeroll, Mr. and
/ Mrs j. E. Morse Miss Nellie Martin, Miss Julia
| Reed, Miss Mamie Hsmlin, Miss Laura Miller,
1 Miss Minnie Nolap, Miss u. Fletcher, Mrs }.
/ Case. Mrs d. H. Wallace, Mrs. J. Callahan, Cap
| tain Primrose, E. l. Hopkins, Percy Callahan,
George Z. Stewart, Edward yiniug. J. T. Davis
| and +. Linscott Another dance is to be given
! Thursday evening, May Is. The time ana place
| for holding an annual picnic have not yet been
decided upon, but 1t win probably not be held
before some time In june.
CONCERT OF ST. MARKS MEMS GUILD
The entertainment given on Monday evening
last by the Mems Guild of ST. Marks to the ladies
| was pronounced success, and was attended by
| an unusually large number The following pro-
| gramme was carried ont:
| "Isabel Waltz" instrumental .............:
................. Professors Sharp and Dillon
Hawthorn Spray" vocal
ap,d. 81 s::o . ,o, and s,isno cry
Messrs. Brooks and Diilon
| Vocal Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rev. Mr.. Cheal
Dir. Gordon, Professors sharp ambition
and Professor sharp.
Mrs Fannie Perry Gage received q hearty en-
core and sang "one Spring Morning by Neolns.
The unusual idea of the men inviting the iadies
was successfully carried out and the project
YES. C.. Y. SOCIAL.
On Monday evening the local union OF the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
of Seattle gave a pleasant social at Plymouth
Congregational church. short but interesting
programme was carried out as follows:
Address .............Re Rev. Clark Davis
eong-"Anchored" Mr. Frank Atkins
Relation Frfetche.' Miss Reed
The remainder of the evening passed in So
eial pleasures, and refreshments were served.
The object of the meeting was to arouse an IN
terest I'm young peoples work in anticipation OF
the Y. j. s. c. +. state convention, which meets
in the First Presbyterian church OF this city on
May n. The whole day will be taken up with
four sessions, the first beginning at $50 a. m
BOAT EXCURSION.
On Friday evening the Burwell Chautauqua
Circle, twenty-five in number, made pleasant
excursion on board the new steamer Lena, upon
invitation OF Captain CresswelL The party was
merry one and enjoyed an evening of rare
pleasure in singing and other social pastimes.
The trip was made from Mannings wharf around
to Salmon bay, as far as Ballard and return. The
party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Burwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Whalley, Mrs. Samuel Greene, Mrs. White, Mrs.
Loyhead, Mrs. Moore. Miss Ellen Reed, Miss
Kate Brigham, Miss Ella N. Evers, Miss Ellen
Burwell, Miss Ida Burwell, Miss Bessie Burwell,
Mary Cassel, Mr.. A. g. Burwell, Mr.. o. A. Byers,
Mr.. r. 7. Hawley, Mr.. George Andrews.
sUNDAY-scHooL PICNIC.
The picnic season is on. It was inaugurated
Friday by the Sabbath-school class of the pas
tors wife, of Trinity NJ. i. church. They
walked from the Trinity parsonage to the West
ern mill. There they boarded the car on FIRE.
mont line and went to Green lake, where they
spent the day in delightful manner, and when
n ha ri All
happy as mortals well could be over lovely
day spent innocently and enjoyably. The fol-
lowing composed the party: Bertha Crockett,
Lutte James, May Adair, Flossie Adair, May
Woods. Marjorie Ricketson, Mamie Sturtevant,
Mexie King, Ruby Russell, Mary Stewart, Flor
ence schaffer, +. Curtis Bright, Miss Pearl Mar
BILE and Mrs. s. Alonzo Bright.
PICNIC AT GREEN LAKE
A pleasant picnic was given at Green Lake
yesterday in honor of Miss Marion Neale's
birthday. The party consisted of: Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Reichert, Mrs. Fray, Mrs. White, Mrs. Shep-
hard, Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Neale, Mrs. Dearborn,
Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Guilfoil,
Mrs. Deshan, Mrs. Ward, Miss Vaughn, Miss
Russell, Miss Peoples, Miss White, Miss FRAY,
Miss Ayerst, Miss Marion Atwood, Miss Marion
Neale, Miss Glare Sheppard, Miss Grace shep-
hard, Miss Mile Russell, Miss Scoville, Miss
Reichert
SURPRISE PARTY.
few friends dropped in as If by accident at
the residence of Hon. Roswell Scott, on the
evening of Thursday, May IA, it being the BIRTH
day of his estimable wife, and very pleasant
evening was enjoyed. A most toothsome repast
was served, and the conversations were inter-
spersed with choice poetic and musical selec-
tons. As spice to the entertainment declama-
tons by Miss Edna Scott, Miss Pearl Mcconnell
and Mr.. Charles McDermott preceded a poem
read by Rev. J. F. Damon.
EPwoRTH LEAGUE EXCURSION.
About eighty young people of the Epworth
League of the First Methodist Episcopal church
enjoyed delightful excursion to Alki point
and return Friday night They had the steam
launch Perhaps, with two sail boats in tow
The breeZes were made melodious with old.
time college songs, and a general good time was
experienced. At Alki point coffee, cake and
sandwiches were served The excursionists
returned in the small hours of yesterday morn
ing.
We OLD FoLKEs' CONCERT.
On Friday evening the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Calvary Presbyterian church, gave an 'old
folkes' concert" I'm the church, which proved
very successful. The programme of musical
and literary selections was in old time dialect
while all the performers were dressed in the
costumes of 100 years ago. The concert was re.
peated last night at the Calvary Presbyterian
church, and viii be given again tomorrow night
in the First Presbyterian church.
LUNCHEON PATTY.
On Thursday afternoon, between the hours of
and o'clock, Mrs. Joseph Mcknight gave
delightful luncheon party at her residence, cor
ner sixth and Marion streets, in honor of Miss
Wardner, OF Fairhaven. The guests were: Miss
Wardner, Miss Strive, the Misses Dewolfe Miss
Emory, Miss Nerins, Miss Furth, the Misses
Hodge, the Misses Collins.
SEATTLE WHIST CLUB ENTERTAINED
On last Sunday evening the Seattle Whist Club
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fortlouis at
their residence, Yeslsr avenue and Sixth street.
IN honor OF Mrs 6. Cohen, of san Francisco
About seventy guests were present The even
ing passed most pleasantly at cards, music and
literary selections.
c. c. CLUB.
The c. c. Culture Club met on Friday after
noon with Mrs Frank COlman at her residence.
corner of Twelfth and Cherry streets, and spent
pleasant afternoon in the discussion of Pres
colts Conquest OF Mexico" The club meets
on next Friday with Mrs. E. F. Wittler,