The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18

Burke. third party on this evening was made
up OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Terry, Miss Sidonia
Furth and Mrs Jacob Furth Another party was
made up Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cslarles Fl. Kittinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kittiager and Miss Piper.
Olympus Chautaunua Circle.
The Olympus Chautauqea Circle met last
Tuesday evening at the Office of Mayor Ronald,
and carried out very interesting programme.
Several new members were added to the circle.
The programme arranged fog Tuesday night, to
be conducted by Mrs. J. D. Curtis, is as follows:
Roll call-Quotations about winter. .........
Select reading-"Greek Emierant's Song.
Greek history ......:M Miss Ida Foote
Paper-"Pericles" ...........M Mayor ]. T. Ronald
"United States and Foreign Powers" Mrs. Croft
"Callias". ....................M Mr.. and Miss Hall
The KnickerbocEer Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. CKiniquy entertained
the Knickerbocker Club last tuesday evening at
their residence on Tenth street. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Beaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Thurman, Mr.. and MIS- Donnell Daven-
port, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. White, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. q. ,. Landers Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred H. Peterson, Mr.. asd Mrs. ]. B. Min
ich, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Thotsen, Gen. and Mrs.
c. W. Turner, Capt. and Mrs. David Gilmore,
Mrs. E. W. sackman, Miss Roper. Mr.. J. B.
Howe, Mr.. Charles Hills and Mr.. 81. s. Black, of
Chicago.
Surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore.
A few Seattle friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Densmore gave them a genuine surprise Tues
day evening at their home ir Fremont. Social
converse, instrumental and vocal music and
games made the hours pass Quickly until some
one reminded the guests that they would have
to make a run for the last car. Among those
yvar Nonf ND
Nine. Smart, Mrs. NJ. Bree, Mrs. DR.. Drew, Mrs.
Chapman Smart, Miss Emma Parkinson, Miss
Flossie Smart, Maj. F. F. Hilcer. Mr.. Hall, Mr.
Burns, MI. Charles Durgan ard Mr.. Worth Dens-
more
Mrs. Cornelius Ronored.
The social and dance gives in honor of Mrs.
c. Cornelius at Olympic he'll, Thursday even
ing, was complete success. Over 200 were in
attendance, among them being: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tustin, Miss Martin, Mr.. Davenport, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. G. Scoones, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, Capt
and Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. and Miss, Underhill.
Mr.. George Crane, Mr.. DaBin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larmour. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. C. Cornell
Jus, Mr.. Cornelius, Mr.. Mcneil and many 9TH
ers. Dancing was kept up till a late hour.
First M. e. Church Entertainment.
Rev. DR.. George will give has celebrated read
ing of "The Christmas Carol," by Charles
Dickens, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society at the First Methodist Episcopal church
on Wednesday evening AN organ recital by
Prof Lucy will be featufe. He will be as
sisted by prominent vocalist. DR.. Georges
performance of Dickens famous work has
ELECTED the most unstinted praise from news.
papers in many communities where he has
given it 1t will be we'll wortn hearing.
The Unitarian Church Social.
The ladies of the First Unitarian church gave
one of their regular monthly socials in the
parlors of the church on Friday evening. Rev.
Mr. Eliot told good story of the captu re of
the last fugitive slave in the state of Missouri.
The capture took place at nis grandfather's
home, and was very thrilling. Ronald NJ. Craw.
ford recited . humorous poem. Refreshments
were served, and . general pleasant time was
enjoyed.
The Hill Whist Club.
The Hill Whist Club met at che house of Mr..
Jacob Furth on Monday nighs. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Helbron. Mr.
and Mrs r. c. Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Engle, Mr.. and Mrs G. B. KEttinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Wing, Judge and Mrs. H. G. Strive,
Mr. and Mrs. A F.. MacCusky, Mr.. and Mrs E.
l. Terry. Miss sldonia Furtk and Mr.. Jacob
Furth.
nAlss StetsohB fortys
On last Thursday evening Sfiss May stetson
gave party TO a few of her lady and cadet
friends of the high school A very pleasant
evening was spent. Those present were Miss
Ada Mahon, Miss Eta Alexander, Miss Zina
Mesdag. Misses Wilson, Misses Sanborn. Miss
May Stetson, Mrs. stetson, Lieut. MCGOWAN,
Sergts. Ross and Frink, Corp. Friend, Private
Booth and Eduard Stetson, OF the Cadet Cor s.
The Highland Whit Club.
The Highland Whist Club net at Capt S. N.
Greenleafs house. Mercer strees, corner Mitchell.
on Thursday evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Cragiu, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Poulin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Nigsle. Mr.. and Mrs.
James West, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. McCloy. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. n. Wilcox, Mr. and Hirs. W. Fl. White
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Pettis and Mss Julia Hensler,
Refreshments were served during the evening.
Miss Scott's Surprise Party.
very pleasant surprise parry was rendered
Edna Scott at her home Monda: night by nun.
Der OF her schoolmates, the OCCASION being the
anniversary of her birthday: Those present
were Marie Heiber Bessie Loye, Pearl Murphy,
Daisy Nugent. Lizzie. Minnie and Maggie Mar.
shall. Helen Newman. Minnie Uhl. and Masters
Albert Manning, Charley Faber, Willie McDivit,
Willie Price and Alex Barber.
Alice Anderson's Party.
Miss Alice Anderson. assisted by her broth err,
Master Maurice. entertained twelve little friends
at her home, $40 harvard street, on Thursday
her tenth birthday. Those present were: Mabel
Webb, Clara Wing, Nellie Sam Doru, Celia Sam.
born. Carrie Atkinson, Madge Wilkinson, Helen
Hughes, Clara Hanna, Ruth Schram, Essie
Schram, Florence Henry and Bethel Miller
Mrs. Morley's Card Party.
On Thursday evening last Ma. Frank Morley
gave one of her delightful weekly card parties
at her rooms In the Occidental hotel. Progress.
sive hearts WAS INDUCED in 9IntiI after mid.
night. when refreshments were served He,
guests included Mr.. Wesley +. Adams, Miss
Aida Huyck, OF Denver. Col; Mr u. ". Little.
field and Mr. Lee Fairchild.
\ Surprise to DIR. and yrs. Hilton.
The members OF Mystic Jewe5 Lodge. No. 40.
!. o. O. F., gave DR.. and Mrs Hilton a SURPRISE
party during the week at their residence 62l
iesler avenue. Among those present were: Dr..
sn3 Mrs. III. F. smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J, w.
sweazey, Mr.. Will White, Miss Vilo White. Mr..
and Miss Wallace, Mrs. J. \. Green and MIR. D.
Hama
The Policemcn's Sail.
The Seattle police departments Will give q ball
on February -, a; the Armory. The COMMITTEES
o. arrangements is as follows Clerk William
Kierski. chairman: Lieut. Nicz Hanna Lien.
John HUFF Lieut. q. A. Thorn and Patrolrnen
Willis Aiillkin, NJ. T. Powers, J. 6. Slater and
/. b. PIeccs.
Music at the University.