The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-28

Miller. Miss Prindle, ICE Misses Cheal, Misses
Rsnke and the Misses SEYMOUR, Miss Ednonds,
Miss Paddock, of Tacoss.a; Mr.. Robert Palmer,
Mr.. J. b. Oberteutfer, NJ. +. h Struve, Lieutsn-
ant John l. Hayden, NJ. James r. Hayden, ir.,
Mrs. Howard Joslin, gr. Alfred w. Coleman,
Dr. W. j. Baird Mr.. j. y. Hoge. Mr.. F. B. West
ling, Mr.. f. E. e. Berres Mr.. G. V. F. Lansing,
Nj. Woodward. M FisEer and others.
Acquisition to tho City.
Miss Lulu SatterthwaES, recently elected to a
position in the public schools Of Seattle, Is from
Mount Pleasant. H.. waere she was decidedly
popular in religious, xocial and educational
circles. She Is young sady Of many excellent
qualities and wia DO az acquisition to thecity
in every way The Mo,snt Pleasant Journal, in
aiiuding to her departure from that city, says:
Yesterday Miss Lulu sstterthwait left our city
for Seattle, where she WIS recently elected to a
position in the city schools. Many warm friends
here greatly regret lozing her from church,
social, home and schoos circles, for Miss Lulu
was never content to BE- an idle factor in any of
these, but was more Likely to be q leader. Sew
eral years ago, alter graduating in the Iowa
State Normal school at Cedar Falls, she began
work in the important grammar grade, ana has
fitted several classes for nigh school work. She
will be missed by the Ii estorical Club. the gram
mar class, the Phi Beta Phi. and indeed in all
social gatherings and events Seattle gains
much in gaining Miss satterthwait, and her
success.
DR.. Carman's Eenison Dinner.
Last Wednesday evening Dr.. SRA Carman and
Charles Lovejoy rendered several of their
friends happy surprise in the form of a veni-
son dinner. These two gentlemen returned the
day previous from . tws weeks outing at ga
lsl Prairie, just above snoqualmie falls. One
morning bright and earls the doctor saw . deer
fording the stream near ais camp. He took his
a. Lzgx- l. -. H.
reached the shore its heat was perforated with
a 3Scaliber ball Besides living on the fat Of the
land while in camp, they brought hind q uarter
home with them. and az O'Clock Wednesday
evening, eight hungry souls surrounded one
common board to do jusece to the juicy roast
They did IL. The feast mingled with merri-
ment and song, was indeed "fit for the gods" A
vote of thanks was exteaded to the host, and
the general verdict arrival at was that the doc
tor could go hunting again. Those present were:
DR.. s. Carman, Mr.. Charss Lovejoy, Mr.. G. w.
Fischer, Mr.. r. s. Robinson Mr.. J. A. Trimborn,
Mr.. J. II. Johnson, Dr.. e. II. Woodruff and MI.
6. v +. Lansing
Mrs. NJ. j. Carkeek's Luncheon.
On Thursday Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek enter
tanned some OF her frienes with a luncheon fol-
lowed by progressive e,schre party. The guests
were: Mrs. Z. p. Ferry. slrs. John Leary, Mrs.
NJ Russell, Mrs. L. Bransrd, Mrs. II. B. Bagley,
ter, Mrs. +. A. Bell, Mrs. ). NJ. Brookes, Mrs. n.
F. Backus, Mrs. ]. D. LowInan, Mrs. ID. kellogg,
Mrs G. II. Hebron, Mrs ]. w. Readman, Mrs.
IT, G. Struvo, Mrs. c. r. Tyler Mrs. Webster,
Mrs. Tuthiil, Mrs. A. Z. acCulsky, Misses Shall
lenberger, Miss Strive, Miss Readman, Miss
Halen, Miss Noble, Miss Graves, Miss Piper,
Miss Stockbridge, Miss Wrestling, Miss sey-
mour, Miss Mckee, Miss Furth, Miss De Wolf,
Miss Emery, Miss Van Nyek, Miss Hill, Miss
Gazzam. After an enjoyable luncheon the
royal prizes Were won by Piss Georgia Shallen-
berger and Miss Gazzas,. The progressive
prize by Mrs. Tuthill, zf Portland, and the
BOBBY prizs by Mrs. BSckus. The affair was
given for Mrs. John Leary and the Misses Shall
lenberger and was mueh enjoyed by all the
ladies.
Picnic Of Captain ard Mrs. SpauIding.
Captain A. P. spauldins gave very enjoyable
picnic at Eagle Harbor Sunday to q number OF
friends. The whole pa1y went over on the
steamer Wasp, taking alosg all the necessaries
for fine luncheon and Cam chowder, leaving
here about 10 O'Clock. Az had a splendid time
digging CLANS, making chowder, munching
lunch and drinking LEMONADE Those In the
party were: Captain and: Mrs. A. p. spaulding.
Captain and Mrs. N. l. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Coleman, Captain end Mrs Zimri Drisko,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Schsse, Mr.. and Mrs W. d.
Eadie. Mr. and Mrs. CharSes Holloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Cronin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Talbot. OF Port Blakeley, Miss
Abbie spauldiug, Miss eiay spaulding, Miss
Mabel Sheahan, Miss Lsuya Miller, Miss Mary
Miller. Miss Carrie Miller, Miss Slater. Miss az
RE Talbot, Mrs. J. 7. Wallace. Mr.. Ben Talbot,
jr, MI. Henry Drisko. Captain George spaul-
ding, Captain Herman leighton, Mr.. George
Fitzhenry, Mr.. Tanner, fsr Harry Gibson and
Master A. p spaulding. jr,, as mascot
In Honor of ssr. Pearson.
On Wednesday last at Trjnity Methodist Epis-
copal church the Ferdinand Puget Debating
Club gave an entertainment In honor of Mr.
Oscar Pearson, their late president, who has
Just resigned his Office A programme was
rendered which consisted of comic debate and
several Rotations Mr.. William Latin de-
livered an address on the 'Responsibil;ty Of Our
Age" The guests were than treated to a water.
melon feast. The following were present: Miss
Baird, Miss Dena Barley, Miss Viola startup,
Miss Pearson, Miss Lizzie Morrison, Miss Lena
Allen. Miss Annie Allen, Eiss Gertie Calhoun,
Miss Della Hnckley, Miss shods Hinckley, MrA
Newman, Mr.. Oscar Pearson, Mr.. Henry Pear.
son, Mr.. Paul Range, Mr.. Henry Bowen, Mr..
Emery Bowen, Mr. Walter Smith, Mr.. Fred
Baird. Mr.. Otto Bell, Mr.. Ernest Gilmer, Mr..
Edwin Hinckley, Mr.. William Wren, Mr.. Guy
Ward, Mr.. Walter Hinckley, Mr.. William Latin
and Mr.. Edwin James
Service OF Song 1t st. Marks.
The choir of St. Marks ehurch will celebrate
the second anniversary of ITS organization by q
special service at o'clocS this evening. The
regular choir will be supplemented by stringed
instruments for the ofersory. The can,icles
and anthems are ell new. The order Of music
will be as follows:
Processional-.......... .''Sing Allerufa Forth"
Cantate Domino. ........................Gos s
Anthem-"I viii Lift Up Nine Eyes. Duet
by Masters FELTON, and earkeek) ........
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CLARK whitfield
THE spacious Firmsment'
Eym ',iead, Kindly Light"
Orertory. Religioso-iViGJoncello George
Bachmau; violin, Eiss Losentha).
Largo-tArranged for six violins and
two violoncellos) ..:.........-....H Handel
Proeessional--"sing, My soul, His Won
drous Love"
Academy of II oly Names to Open.
Tomorrow the Academy of the Holy Names,
corner Ninth aud Jackson streets, will reopen
for the fall term Extensive preparations have
been made for the large nsmber of pupils ex.
pectsd from neighboring towns indicated by
the applications already received. The spacious
halls, class rooms, finely equipped studio and
musical departments are in themselves in
centives to study. The i,astitntion Is sxclu.
sively for girls, and the sisters In charge have
every reason 20 expect q continuance of the
prosperity which has attease1 their school dur.