The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-15

calist, and II Just from the New England Con-
servatory Of Music. The following programme
:Einiaduns zum Tans und Rondo Bril-. :,
liante". Miss Thcien and NM. Beck
sscitasioD~aB abb Mis-. Myrtle ssdin
F:no lena f seS
Reeit.sion.sT rs Farmer and the Wheel. Of
the Modern Lochinvar" Mis- Maggie w Ss:s,h,
acknowledgements. s Rare Estate s'. sl.e
Miss Jessie Allen
Piano & Is. .slq Rs.s;a song Miss NJ A.hworth
Reading 1.-THE slave ......... Miss Jessie Peck
Song-aIn Old Madrid. Miss Conan
In answer to repeated encores, Miss Conan
ssng Andie Rooney e IL ,na Boston,, but de-
reappearance. Miss Jessie Allen recited the
dead DOLL" By special request. This little
lady made. g usual, decided impression on
lyn, entered the collegiate department this
week. The music pupils are doing thorough
work. Under Professor Dsriings instruction,
only graduate this year The commencement
exercises will be on June II. The school has Sc
cured promises of aid for the next year that will
enable 1t to work under the most favorable
auspices The regular reception day Of the col
lege II Thursday.
A PLEASANT SUR PRISE.
On Last Wednesday evening, March II, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Ames were rendered surprise
party ct their residence, No. 2,509 Sixth street
The evening passed most pleasantly in music.
house and Mr.. Louguet contributed to the en-
tertainment Of the guests by number OF banjo
duets, as did Mr.. q. n. Park with piano selec-
at s IN s %e
them were: Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Leland. Dr. and Mrs. Hilton, MI.
Ms M sna Mn. Bio sno and Nm
Park, Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Gross, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l. Bowers, Mr.. and Mn. Roy Williamson,
Mr. and MR. Mr. A.. MT and Mrs Mrs Pro-:
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Farr, Mrs. Robert Hamilton,
Mrs. Mckinney, Miss F. Alma Durant, Miss
Corinne B. Leland, Mis- ,,,I Lulu ~ Brown, Miss
Ketchum, Miss Robson, Miss Rena Thurlow,
MIR. G. Woodhouse, Mr.. N. Louguet, Mr.. J. W.
Bixby, Mr.. s. I. Robson, Mr.. G. A. Gordon. Mr.
Sprague, Mr.. F. A. Johnson, Mr.. F. Walsworth,
Mr.. c. B. Ames, Mr.. +. Eatough, MI. E. N. Thur
low.
HIS TwENTY-FRsT BIRTHDAY.
Monday evening number of friends gathered
at the residence of Captain and Mrs. A. p.
spaulding, on South Eleventh street, to cele-
brate the DIST birthday of their son, George C.
Spaulding. The crowd was agreeably enter.
tanned with whist and various other games and
vocal and instrumental music, only yielding up
their amusements long enough by midnight to
partake Of q sumptuous lunch Mr. Spa1lding
very fttingly presented his son with substan-
tug Hornet, of which he is owner. Following
Is q list OF those who were present: Captain and
Mrs. A. T. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Walker,
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Miller, Mr.. aud Mrs. B. F.
Tabbutt, Mrs. 2. T. Dricks, Mrs. Feck, Miss OF
tie Feas, Miss Birdie Fitzhenry, Miss laura Mil
Katie Fields, Miss Bernice Foster, Miss Ida
Stoupe, Miss Fanny Anderson, Miss Alice Reed,
Miss May Speulding, Miss Carrie Tabbutt, Cap
henry. NJ George EFF Fitzhenry, Mr.. ' siias Reed,
Mr.. Charles Dorst, Mr.. Henry bricks. Mr.. Will
lam bricks and Mr.. George 6. spaulding, o. A.
Schase.
Wet. o. PRIZE ESSAYS
The W. C. T. U. of King county are Offering
the following prizes: The boy or girl, IS years
old or under, who is q pupil of school in King
county, writing the best essay on the effects Of
alcohol on the human system. will receive first
bound; second prize, Carlyle, four volumes,
leather bound. To the boy, Is years old or un-
der, who is pupil of school In King county,
Is offered first prize, SCOTS Waverly Novels,
entitled 1.-THE Wonderful Life of a Young Man y
These prizes all first-class, elegantly bound,
and would be valuable additions to any library.
tirely original. A pupil desiring to compete
will not sign his or her own name to the essay,
blu. enclose it in full, with address, in sealed
216 University street, Seattle, by the LIST of May
The prizes are ON exhibition in the window Of
the Seattle Hardware store, corner Front and
writer's at the county ". c. I. 8. convention,
held in May, and afterwards published in the
papers.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST.
On last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Ingraham entertained q party of friends at
whist Music and other social diversions added
to the pleasure OF the evening. A splendid
supper was served. The prizes at whist were
won as follows: Lady's first prize, hand painted
painted bookmark. Mrs. Preston Osborne; BOBBY
prize, Japanese idol, Mrs. C. +. p. Norton. Gem
tleman's first prize, hand painted cigarette case,
ing case. Mr. Emerson BOBBY prize chnese
balloon, Mr. Charles Stratton. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. w. H. lngraham, Mr. and
Mr. Mr. Mss asi NJ sa Mr. NJ, Pr. psSn
Rutledge, Nj. and Mrs. w. Morford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abner Davis, MT: and Mrs. J. X. Kellogg,
Mr: and N Mrs. Z a., Miller. Mr. and Mrs: s. II
Mrs. 2. L. Page, Mr.; and Mrs g. Emerson, Mr..
and Mrs g. Nettle, Mr. and Mrs. G. +. p. Norton
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
At the residence of Captain and Mrs Gilbert.
1915 Second street, Miss Amy Gilbert celebrated
her eighteenth birthday on Thursday evening,
with flags and evergreens. The evening was
most pleasantly spent in playing cards, music
and dancing Several fine selections were rem
dered on the guitar by Mr. Hope, and number
OF clarionet solos were given by Mr.. Bruce
About IL 80 refreshments were served. after
which dancing was resumed. Among the invited
guests were Captain and Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Amy
Gilbert, Miss Jennie Gilbert, Miss Emma
Mathews, Miss Jessie Mathews, Miss Minnie
Olsen, Miss Eva Marshall, Miss McAlie Mrs
Scotland, Mrs. Geddes, Mr.. Hopkins, Mr. Charles
Holcombe, Mr. Walter Holcombe, Mr. Kessan
Crawford, Mr.. win Bruce, Mr. Joe Bruce, Mr.
Percy Hope, Mr.. Reed, DR.. Horton, Mr. Miles and
Master Lloyd Gilbert.
THE MINERVA CLUB.
Another very pleasant meeting of the MEM
bers of the Minerva Club was held last Friday
evening, and after the business of the club was
transacted the following programme was given:
Criticism OF last entertainment 49,. Z. Lezinsky
Duet-"A Night in Venice. .........
Miss Virginia Wilzinski, Mr.. Albert Wilzinski
Recitation-"The Vagabonds". ......
Miss Selma Stencil.
Song-"Cut on the Deep" ............ Barker
Mr.. Hans Stencil.
Piano eolO-"Castagnetle' aKetten
Miss Gussie Stencil.
eong-"Love's Old Sweet Song" - Molloy
Mr.. Al Wilzinski.
Song-"0ne Smile for Me. Sweetheart 1890.
Mr.. Z. Rosenberg.
Dialogue-"Wo mans Rights.
Mr.. William Kierski and himself
CHURCH CONCERT.
On last Wednesday evening q concert was
given by the ladies of the Battery street NJ. E.
church. The programme was as follows:
Piano solo. Professor Trechmann
sons. -........'........-...:. REV. r. Z. Harris
Recitation. Miss Ida FARMLAND
ns -, Use naniiin