The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

doubt, succeed In efieeting that purpose.
The committee were as follows: Reception, Mr..
D. Ettenson, Mr.. Z. Rosenberg, Mr.. T. Morgan
stern and Mr.. NJ. Gottstieu; floor, Mr.. Fred
Frankenberg and Mr.. Will wilzinski. The floor
director was Mr.. Ralph Schoenfeld, and he per-
formed his arduous duties with excellent dis
elimination. Following is list OF guests: Mr..
and Mrs. N. Korn, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Morgsnstern,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. schoenfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Kohn, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lobe, Mr.. and Mrs Born
stein, Mrs. and Mrs. John Schleissenger. Mr..
and Mrs. B. ElsteT, Nh. and Mrs. l. RosentAal,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rosenthal. Mr. and Mrs. 5.
Aaronson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Kierski, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sporting,
Mr. and Mrs. Rothchild, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. i. Korn, Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Borfes. Mr.. ana
Mrs. s. Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rosenberg,
MI and Mrs. NJ Gottstein, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Winehill, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy, Mr. and Mrs.
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Friedman, Miss Stena Korn, Miss Rosa Davis,
Miss Sophie Goldsmith, Miss Bertha Goldsmith,
Eugene; Miss Rosa Sporting. Miss Rau, Mrs
Fraley, Tacoma; Miss Gusfa Goltstein, Miss
Jennie Rosenthal, Miss Haberling, Mira Nj.
Wiizinski, Miss Frances Wilzinski, Miss Viz
ginie Wilzinski, Miss Hanna Kierski, Miss
Ludie Kierski, Miss Gussie schleissenger, Miss
Kohn, Miss Otienheimer, Miss Mandebaum,
Miss Piper, Mr.. Fred Frankenburg, Mr.. Ralpn
Schoenfeld, Mr.. Dave Ettenson, Mr. II. A. Etten-
son, Mr.. Sam Brown, Mr.. 1. Brown, Mr.. VIII
Wilzinski, Mr.. N. Harris, Mr.. Fred kierski, Mr..
NJ. Schultz. Mr.. o. Gottstein, Mr.. Leo Kohn, MI.
Mr.. N. Greenabaum, Mr.. J. o. Greenabaum, MI.
1. Greenabaum, Mr. Buxbaum, Mr.. J. P. Block,
Mr.. D. winehill, Mr.. L. Levy, Dr. W. w. Freder-
icks. Mr.. Sam Kohn, Mr.. Gus Brown and Mr.
George U. Piper.
Tho Seattle Local Union Y. p. s. g. Il.
The Seattle Local Union Y. P. 8. c. E. held
Lat s-L4 - he Eircf n
which delegation from Tacoma local union
numbering more than sixty were present as
gnests. The Tacoma union chartered the
steamer Fleetwood and arrived in Seattle at $50,
leaving on the return trip at $3.50. The Seattle
union gave their guests supper. consisting OF
Boston baked beans, with the usual aceompani-
ments. The supper closed with toasts. Mr..
Makins, of Tacoma, acting a. POSTMASTER, a.
follows:
"The Tacoma Local Union" :. Miss Macfarlane
"The Officers of the Local Union. MI Shuey
1tThe Day We Celebrate" Rev MI Lee
"Ths Help the Y. ?. s. c. z Is to the
After the supper the following programme
was rendered:
Opening hymns Nos. 14s and 70.
Piano duet. Miss May Clohecy and Miss Noble
Address-''Welcome to Local Unions and to Wis.,
itors. Work of the Local Union, w,,;;:
Response-"How to Bring the Local Unions OF
the State Into Unison. The object and the
Means" =. Miss Maggie MeFariane, of Tacoma
Vocal duet ........... ...........
Miss Julia Charabsrlin and Prof. Crandall
Recitation. .--....-....-.-.......... MISS ian
Minute talks-"State Convention. "A. Coming
-"Dr. Clark's Coming" II. L. SiZer
-"International Convention" H: W Carr
Piano duet. Miss Lodge and Miss Helen Lodge
Closing hymn, No. "a Gospel Hymns.
Mizpah benedfction.