The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-05

her music that which reaches ones heart Both
Miss Etva Lynch and Miss Maginnis acquitted
themselves with credit Mrs. story's name
upon programme is guarantee of sweet sing
ing Her rendition of MADELINE and annie
Laurie" won deserved applause Mrs keani-
ston's recitation was ably given. PROFESSOR
Theu's guitar solo, the soldiers Farewell,
was wonderfully sweet.
Picnic for sunda " school Scholars.
On Monday afternoon DR.. and Mrs. E. c. XIII
bourne and Mr. L. J. Colmar took their classes
in the Sunday-sehool OF Plymouth Congreea-
tional church on picnic 10 Alki point Al
o'clock the party boarded the steamer Mystic
aud were taken 20 the pleasure place. Inc
afternoon was spent in baseball, two games
being played, and tennis. When tnese
sports were over lunch was much en-
ioyed. in the evening all gathered
around the campfire and sang until deepening
shadows warned the party that IL was time 70
be on the honeward Journey. The event was
thoroughly enjoyed and the teachers were given
Q vote of thanks for the great pleasure they had
afforded their pupils. Among those present
were the following: DR.. and Mrs. f. c. Kill
bosrne, Mr.. L. J. Colman. Miss Banks, Miss Rose
Hegarat Miss Grace Orr. Miss Alice Orr,
Miss Sophie Frye, Miss Berthe Frye,
Miss Lille Maitland, Miss Edwards, Miss Ger
truds Hubbard, Miss Nellie Hubbard, Miss Jen-
ME Holbroox, Miss May Banks. Miss Emma
Banks. Miss Imogens Peck. Miss MIN
ME Peck, Miss Jessie Peck, Miss
George, Miss Amy George. Miss Ella
Duggan, Miss Bennett Miss Thompson.
Miss Bessie Burwell, Miss Jennie Houghton,
Miss Clara Bgelow, Miss Ida Burweli, MISS
Winfield, Miss Clara Hough, Miss Mcdonald,
Miss Alice Baker, Miss Hughes. Miss Helen PEN
field, Miss Callie Gillette, Miss Helen
spaulding, Mr.. Turner, Mt Taylor,
Mr.. stoddard, L. J. Coleman's class,
Mr.. Clarence Edwards, Mr.. c. Leon Mesrs, Mr..
Perry, Mr.. Mark George. Mr.. Roy Ballard, Mr..
Clark Peek, Mr.. Elting, DR.. s. c. Leonhardt, Mr..
KrGuse, Mr. Williams, Mr.. W. b. Burleigh, Mr..
Leo Dudley, Mr.. B. Williams, Mr.. D. S. Kinney,
Mr.. A. S. Burwell. Mr.. George Colman. Mr.. W. y.
Hutchinson, Mr.. viii Dougsn, Mr.. Lee Willard.
Mr.. Hawley and Mr.. Chapman.
Unitarian Fraternity's Hop.
The hop given by the Young Peoples Frater-
nifty OF the First Unitarian church at Rankes
hall, on the night of Wednesday last, was their
last for the season, and in some respects the
most enjoyable Of the series. notable cir
cumstanee was the presence, in uni
form, of number OF officers OF
the United States steamship Ranger
and of the First regiment, N. G. w. These par
ties, being given by church society. are OF
course always informal, though much dancing
and pleasure 10 always crowded into the hours
between 9 and IL p. nj. 1t is at or about this
latter hour that they generally break up, though
in this interval on the night in question thir-
teen dances and number of extras were
given. Among those present were Lieutenant
Commander Nichols, commanding United States
steamship Ranger; Paymaster Armes, u. s. N. (;
Lieutenant Wyckof U. s. N; Ensign Cole
U. S. NJ: Colonel Joseph Green, First regiment,
N. c. W.; Lieutenant Colonel Paul dHeirry,
First regiment; Captain L. 8. Booth, First regi-
ment; Lieutenant f. L. Stinson, First regiment,
and Adiutant Charles Esplin, jr., Mr.. Jo-
seph shippen, Rev. w. G. Eliot, IT,,
Mrs. NJ C. Aitkin, Miss Aitkin, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren p. Skillings, Mr.. and MIS- Frank Clay
ton, Mr.. A. Thurston Heydon, the Misses Fisken,
Miss Marsh, Miss Winsor, Mrs. C. Z. Bray, Mrs.
II. L. Pierce, DR.. r. w. Schcenle. Mrs. Crockes,
Miss Croker, Mt. A s. Chandler, the Misses
Ayerst. Mr.. Daniel Gibbons. Miss Ament, Miss
Gasoh, Miss Crawford, Miss Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Calvert, DIR. E. w. Young, Miss Allen,
Miss Jones, Miss Letcher, Miss Kunzie, Miss
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs Avery, Mrs. /. II. Griffith
and.Mr. y. B. Ingersoll
Social at Laurel Shade Pavilion.
Under the direction of Mr.. Ralph A. Schoen-
field and Mr.. Fred Frankenberg very fine social
affair was given on Thursday evening at Laurel
and a fine supper comprised the pleasures of the
evening, and were thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. Following is a list of the guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Manheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Fortlouis,
Mr. and Mrs. l. Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Rosenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rosenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Schoenfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. L Korn, Mr..
and Mrs NJ Korn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stock, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Lesser, Mr. and Mrs. l. Rosenthal,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Blum, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Cohen,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gottstein, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Gottstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Klein, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Kahn, Rev. and Mrs A Brown, Miss Z.
Koen, Miss Rosie Davis, Miss Sarah Gottstein,
Miss q. Gottstein, Miss Jennie Rosenthal, Miss
Gussie Schultz, Miss Hennie Wolfe. Miss
Schlessinger, Miss Oppenheimer, Miss Cohen
Mr.. Sam Brown, Mr.. l. Brown, Mr.. Dave Etten-
son, Mr. Abram Ettenson, Mr.. Joe Greensbaum,
Mr.. NJ. Schultz, Mr.. Schoenfeld, Mr.. /. Bux-
baum, Mr.. l. Plechner. Mr.. L Abrams, Mr.. F.
w. Kierski, Mr. NJ. Rosefeld, Mr.. Portuguese
Mr.. /. Gottstein. Mr.. Kalter Mr.. David Davis,
Mr.. Paul Beekmsn, Mr.. Abe Stern, Mr.. L. Colt.
stein, Mr. Fred Frankenberg aud Mr.. Ralph
Schoenfeld.
Banquet to Naval Ohicers.
The officers of the First regiment, National
Guard, gave a banquet to the officers OF the
United states warship Ranger on Wednes-
day evening at the Chamber OF
Commerce The United States naval officers
were met at the wharf by delegation consist
ing of Captain Booth and Lieutenant Charles
Esplin, jr., and escorted to the Armory. There
they inspected BIS company room and were
saluted by L company, fifty strong.
drawn up in line. They were
then escorted to the Chamber OF
commerce where all sat down to a banquet. For
two hours viands were discussed and speeches
made. Among those who made approp. T.
ate remarks were Lieutenant c. B. Wyckof
Lieutenant Stevens, Ensign Cole, Ensign Arm,
Lieutenant Colonel Paul d'Heirry, Captains
Booth and Ingraham and Lieutenant Charles
Esplin. IT, In addition to these there were present
Colonel Joseph Green, Surgeon-Msjor l. K.
Dawson, Lieutenant Herman Chaplin, Lieuten
ant +. I. Stinson and Lieutenant Saum. The
evening was enjoyable, and was wound UP by
the entire party adjourning TO Ranke's hall
where the dance of the Young Peoples Frater.
nifty of the Unitarian church was in progress.
Diagnothian Literary Society.
The Diagnothian Literary Society held its
thirteenth regular meeting In room of the T
T. Minor school,, with MISS Lillian Reynolds
presiding. The following programme was rem.
dered:
Recitation-"Poor Voter on Election Day.
Conpo,ition-':fiihe Hippopotamus" ' r'A'
..........,......,....,. AIr. George Frederick.
Observation-Disclosures Ellen Morrison