The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25

AIuVu8 too8S pIeoeob WcISs xIcBi0AaB DAo0A
7. B. Ford, OF the Seattle district; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Fishback. Mr.. and MrA George b
Adaif. D.. and Mn. W. p. George. First n. =.
church; Rev. Kenneth Duncan, Of the Second
Presbyterian church; Mr.. D. T. Denny, Mr. and
Nrs John B. Denny. Col. and Mra G. u. 6heafe,
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. C. Frye, Rev. Alfred 1nwood,
Battery street N. E. church: Mr.. and Mrs
George Kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs Francis n Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Darlington, Mr.. and MIRA g.
L Marble, Mr.. and Nrx &. C. johnson. Mr.. and
Mra q. r williams, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelly,
Mrs. Farmland, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mira Victor Denny, Rev. =. D. White,
Mrs. e. D. White, Mr.. and Mss. Z. Blaine, MI.
and Mrs.. N. A. white, Mr. Fred Hoyt MI. and
Mrs. J. II. Payne, Mr.. and MrA A. c. Fry and
Rev. and Mrs. r. z. Dunlap An address Of
welcome 70 the new pastor was given In very
happy vein by Mr.. Charles r. Fishback, and .
brief and fitting reply was made by Mr.. Wilson.
The building was well filed with people OF all
ages, children being present in large number
Refreshments were served. The AFFAIR was .
thoroughly enjoyable one throughout
For . Church Organ Fund.
The classic concert given ct Pettisi Chambres
de Musique last Friday night FOR the North 30
attic Baptist church By the Florentine Mando.
lin orchestra and others was a decided succesA
The "Chorus OF the Nightingale" was rendered
In q mastery manner, and was heartily encored.
The vocal solo by Mr.. Herman Julich waswell re.
ceivsd. MI. 9. 8. Weeks then rendered "Tocatto,"
Q selection Of his own composition, on the
mandolin, which elected double encore The
orchsstra then played in Spanish style the ''Ill
Mandolin's Concert Polka" which was
enthusiastically applaudsd till the company re-
sponded . second time. Ths following pro-
gramme was given:
Piano selection "Tam O'6hanter". 49,.
.choru; oi the Nightingale MN - =. Glover
.IEl..ere D Amour G!ons.'.a .p.uuiyets.
MI. g. 8. Weeks
as ;I Am sonE; 49,: Herman Juiicn
Two msndolins and one guitar:
Mandolin solo-"Tocatto' M. 8. q Weeks
con" "Our Gallant volunteer. .......u ;Matrs
s H.adoins conosst
Orchestra
a Pleasant Surprise.
livery pleasant surprise party was given in
honor Of Miss Minnie Nichols, OF Victoria, who
has been visiting ct the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. Carkeek for the past two weeks. During the
young ladys temporary absence the upper part
OF the house Wa occupied BY . number Of her
friends. Upon her return she Was requested by
the hostess to play "General Grants March," to
the music Of which the merry party entered the
parlor no silently that the fair performer was
0Ss oWo&V Va sASAA PIVSoASS OGbAA bhO w.
startled BY loud applause. The evening vas
very agreeably passed by all. and will be .
pleasant recollection for Miss Nichols after she
returns to her home. The refrsshments were
bountiful, a. Mrs. Carkeek is known a. hos
pitable entertainer. Among those present were
Miss Ernestine Olney, Miss Mildred Potter.
Miss Matte Heating, Miss Rosslie d'Wolf, Miss
Mabel Cove, Miss Minda Gran. Miss Bessie Car
keek, Miss Cora Carkeek. Mr.. Clarence Goodhue,
Mr.. W. R. d'Woif. Mr.. J. Nichols, Mr.. Stephen
Carksek and Mr.. Archie Carkeok.
The Evening Musical Club.
The Evening Musical Club. Of which Mrs. q.
". Bacon il president, will begin its season by
. concert at Pettis' Chambers de MusiQue to-
morrow evening. This will be the seventeenth
concert Of the club. and the following excellent
programme will BE- given:
Duet, nute and piano-Polka bsilIiants .Popp
MT J. Shipper and Mr.. +. G. Moore.
Prot crandsii; secompsnist. Miss julia
Violin observation-disclosures ct echandau".
Il. y. Alien
Mr.. r. c. Allen; aocompanist. Miss Julia
Chamb berlin.
Duet, soprano and baritone-From "Magfc
Mis- Roper and MI. Julien; accompanist,
Mrs. &. w. Bacon.
fieno SOLO. ..................Se iecteo
Soprano solo-"Tsu Her Love Her so"....
Mn. +. B. Hardin; accompanies, Miss
Julia Chamberlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Newroth's Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Nswroth were married on
Wednesday aud on Sunday last celebrated the
happy event by giving q party at their home.
No. 1909 Second street, to their many friends
The decoration all over the house were very
pretty. and the host and hostess spared no pains
to mako their guests as happy and comfortable
as possible The evening was spent in music,
games and other social delights, and at the close
rsfreshments were served that were appropriate
20 the occasion and much enjoyed. Those pres
emit were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chamberlain, Mr..
and Mrs. J. @. Boyd, Mr.. 7. D. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. weisse. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Westlake,
Miss Lillian Rosalie, Miss jain. MIR. and Mrs..
Charles Burkhardt, Mr.. Charles echoening, Mr.
fam Robson. Mr.. Charles Robson. Mr.. Charles
Brown, Mr.. Leo Mayer. Mr.. Earry Brasen, Mr..
James Heiferman, Mr. J. Tsibert, Mr.. f. Tai.
bert, Mr.. Harry Muggah. Mr.. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. v. l. Holbrook, OF San Francisco; Mr.. Frank.
land and others
Mrs. Grambs Wins Golden Opinions.
The Scranton Truth of September "A contains a
letter from Honesdals, Pa, which has some
very kind words about MrA ". j. Grambs. OF
this city. The lady has been at her old home in
Honesdale all summer, staying with her father.
DIR. J. W. Kesler, who also has many friends In
Seattle. Following 10 what the paper said OF
Mrs Grambs: "MTs Blanche kesler-Gra ia
the daughter OF DR.. Kesler. Her home is In Se-
attic. but she has been enjoying the beauties OF
her old home oil summer. She viii visit Wilkes
Barre shortly, then leave for the Pacific coast in
October. Mra Grsmos appearance last night
was greeted with well deserved APPLAUSE. for
she il ach armirg vocalist Her voice il one Of
unusual quality. but her chief musical charm
Is the natural delicate expression. Her se,ec-
tons were made with rare good taste and one
of them, When q Snowflake Leaves the Skv.'
wss perfect gem Of the most re fned poetry"
Mr.. and Mrs. simpson's Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. simpson, rho reside at 1905
lincoln avenue. gave very pleasant party a;
their residence on Tuesday evening The time
VAS spent In the playing Of happy and innocen,
games and in good music and singing. During
the evening refreshments were served by the
host and hostess, WHO did thu honors of the
evening with charming grsca Those presen.
were Or. and Mrs. C. A. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
T. simpson, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Humphries, Mr.
aud Mrs ]. A whslley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Pike
Miss Clara Bigelov, Miss Mary Mcdonald. Miss
Jennie Holhrook, Miss Gertrude Hubbard, Mss
Nellie Hubbard, Miss Cordie Kinney, Miss Naoc
Dickey, Mr.. Dan Kinney, Mr.. B. W. Burleigh
NJ Paul HoibrooS, Mr.. W. B. Hascheson. MI
Van smith and Mr.. George A. Co,mau-
a Temperance Social Meeting.
Tia woran's Christian Temperance rniou
| held o most delightful psrior uleesiag FRIDAY
| afternoon st TIE residence OF Mrs r s. Wood
| Select readings, music and sddrssses were ths