The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-21

Katie Baxter, Miss Lillian Hodge. Miss Emma
Hodge. Misses De Wolfe, Miss Lois
sheafe, Miss Mabel Fflkins, Master
Paul Holbrook, Master Charlie sheaie,
Master Harry sheafe, Master Charles Bronson,
Master James Hayden, Master James Keller,
Master Harry Humphrey, Master Harry Fred
erieks. Master Frank Fredericks, Master Guy
Post, Master Harold Post, Master Hodge, Master
Hugh Goodfellow, Master Carl Mcknight, Mas
ter Grant Calhoun, Master Charles Scurry, Mss
ter Max seurry, Master Fred Wilcox, Master
Sam Stewart, Master Alfred Fiskin and Master
Frank Atkins.
North Seattle Baptist Church Social.
The strawberry and ice cream festival given
by the ladies of the North Baptist church was
pronounced by the large number present q de-
cided success. The pariors were beautifully
decorated with flowers and evergreens, and
when the guests had arrived presented q figure
not easily forgotten. While outside the rain
descended In torrents, inside was beauty, mirth
and happiness. The young ladies in their sum
mer robes of white, and many-colored blossoms,
contrasted very prettily with the dark evening
good thing provided had been generously dis
cussed. the following programme was given,
which, Judging from the rapt attention OF the
audience, was highly appreciated:
Organ Voluntary .................Nr Mrs. Crichton
Banjo Duet. :. .Messrs. Longway and woodhouse
hecltaton.- MISS hattie rainer
Duet.- ..-.-.-.'....---...-..l Inc MISSES PROPER
Song. Mr.. Hendrle
tloan soio ...--......-.-.-. MI U froscn
Speech. .............-..........C Colonel Compton
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Craven, Mrs. Moran, Judge and Mrs. Palmer,
Mrs. Watson. DR.. and Mrs. Crichton, Mrs.
Aulden, DR.. and Mrs. Farwell, Mrs Griffith. Mr..
and Mrs. Shafer, Dir. and Mrs. Hull, Colonel
and Mrs. Compton, Mrs Mears, Rev. and Mrs.
Baldwin, Mrs. Sayer, Mrs. Bright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Durant, Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham, Mr.. and Mrs
Knipe, Mrs. McQwillen, Mr.. and Mrs. stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs Reineickier, Mrs Brown. Miss
Gallighar, Miss I. Alma Durant, Miss G. Leland,
Master Fl. Leland, the Misses Proper, Miss Viva
Mears, Miss Hattie Palmer, Miss B. Folke, Miss
Davis, the Misses Baldwin, Miss Houser, Miss
White, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Mackelwain, Mr..
Dimmeck, Mr.. Espy, Mr.. Bixby. Mr.. Petit, Mr..
Nation, Mr.. Bowen, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr. Hancock,
Mr. Woodhouse, Mr. Longway, Mr. Everett, Mr..
MeCormic, Mr.. Hendrie and many others
Soiree Musicale for Miss Calhoun.
The soiree musicale given at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Wednesday evening
was well attended and proved a thorough
artistic success. The affair was given under
the patronage of Mrs E. P. Ferry, Mrs. Thomas
Burke. Mrs. G. o. Halter, Mrs J. D. Lowman,
Mrs. ]. p. Hoyt, Mrs. NJ. J. Carkeek aud Mrs.
William r. Forrest The following programme
was rendered
(d) Andante Pastorale ......... Dr. Henry Smart
(bJ Grand Choeur. ...-......... Eugene Gigout
Mr. c. E. Roberts
Sonata, quasi una fantasid) op. q, No. 2,
.-....-.s.-.--...-... beetnofen
Miss Calhoun.
Mrs. Grambs, Miss Calhoun, Mr.. Lobe,
Mr.. Roberts.
10 Auf Flugeln des Gesanges. Misunderstanding
(oj Rigaudon .,;..........-...-- Ran
Professor C. E. Roberts.
Gently Fall the Dews of Eve. ......-... Donizetd
Mrs. Bruins, Mrs. Grambs and Mrs. Roberts.
INTRODUCTION ana fugue. Handel
Professor C. Z. Roberts.
Jerusalem the Golden. e. +. LeJeune
The compositions selected offered q wide
range of musical treatment, and each number
was artisticaily executed. Miss Calhoun is
finished musician. Her opening solo was given
with fine effect, but the second number she
played was rendered with skill and dexterity
and she was rewarded for her excellent work
by her audience demanding an encore. Pro-
lessor c. z. Roberts also played with great
power and was repaid for his efforts by warm
applause. Mrs. Grambs and Mr.. Lobe were
clever and assisted in the pleasure OF the even
ing. The ushers for the occasion were Mr..
Theodore Halter, Mr.. Bernard Pelly, Mr.. ]. f.
Foster and Mr.. Harry r. Tslcott
Miss Cheal's Breaking-Up Party.
On Friday evening Miss Cheal entertained the
pupils and their friends. About eighty young
people were present. who seemed to thoroughly
enjoy the dancing and games with which the
evening was quickly sped away. Those pres
ent were: Miss Blanche Prewitt, Miss Lillian
Prewitt, Miss Emma Smith, Miss Othelia Car
roll, Miss Genevieve Pritchard, Miss Mabel Hon.
toon, Miss Lottie Smith, Miss Katie MeGraw,
Miss Bernice Park, Miss Ethel Parke, Miss Lily
Brodeck, Miss May McDougall, Miss Nena Nc
Dougall, Miss Eta Stetson, Miss Charlotte Phil
lips, Miss Blanche and Genevieve Relic, Miss
Mabel Shepard, the Misses Kathleen, Blanche,
Amy and Maude Berry, Miss Helen Mcknight
Miss Ida Furth. Miss Louise Hayden, Miss
Ella Holland, Miss Minda Graf, Miss Helen and
Ruth Holmes, Miss Susie Reid, Miss Clara Hill,
Miss Clara, Beatrice and Mabel Fiskin, Miss
Belle Whitworth Miss Mabel Wheeler Miss Kit
tie Boyd, Miss lone Place, Miss Mary Gilmore,
Miss Lillian Delis Miss Nellie Hill, Miss Amy
Smith, Miss Olive Baxter, Miss Lily Kellogg,
Miss Carrie Frauenthal, Mr.. Horton Ray, Mr..
Fred Ray, Mr.. Frank Fredericks, Mr. Fred Bsx-
ter, Mr.. Fred Wilcox, Mr. Don Henry, Mr.. Guy
Post, Mr. Harold Post, Mr.. Harry Humphrey.
Mr.. Roy Baker, Mr. Jamie Baker, Mr. Frank
Berry, Mr. Alfred Fiskin, Mr. Frank Carroll. Mr..
Henry Plummer, Mr. Jimmy Kellogg, Mr.. Carl
Mcknight, Mr.. Tommy Mcfiraw MI Lyn Relic.
Mr.. John Reid, Mr.. Byarne Graf, Mr.. Mat
Scurry, Mr.. Charles Scurry, Mr.. Roy Ward, Mr..
Charlie Durham and Mr.. Ned Hill.
Longfellow Literary Society.
The Longfellow Literary Society of the South
school at its last meeting for the present year on
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