The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-20

cess in his new field of labor. Letters regretting
their inability to be present from
Rev. James Marshall, Mr. Chauncey
sehaeffsr. Mr.. W. II. Beach, Mr. Henry NJ
Simpson, Rev. William Eakin, Rev. Duncan
Mcoregor and Rev. De witt Talmage were read
A committee consisting of Jacob Hahn, c. X
Burger and T. F. Feree presented appropriate
resolutions, which were adopted unanimously
by rising vote.
The ladies' of the church served refreshments
in the chapel, where Dr.. George and his bride
received the congratulations of the throng and
babe them farewell DR.. George will preach his
farewell sermon on the 18th, and Immediately
afterwsrd will leave for the West.
Celebration OF st. Patrick's Day.
St. Patrick's day, Thursday, was remembered
not only by the ''Sons of Erin" and their
descendants, but by the community in general.
The emblem OF Emmet's land was worn by men
OF all classes and conditions. The celebration OF
the occasion was banquet given in the Airing
ton hotel in the evening. The affair was 8
notable one for it gathered together many OF
the best men OF the city. The speeches were
eloquent and fraternal. Mr.. Thomas F. Drew
acted as POSTMASTER, aud made appropriate re-
marks as each speaker was introduced. Inc
following toasts were responded to:
"The Day We Celebrate" =. Mr.. Daniel Kelieher
"The United States of America .....-r..,
"Ths lrish-American" Mr.. John H. McGraw
"Our Queen City,. J. T. Ronald
"Home Rule for Ireland" Mr.. James J. Easley
"Ihe State OF Washington" Mr.. l. c. Gilman
"Ths Irish Nation" ............Mr. ]. 7. Sweeney
"Tbs h I1:S Character W. shan HDn
"The Champions of Irish Liberty. .........
Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis
"The Irish Bard and Minstrel. .. MI J. J. Burns
"The Ladies'" Mr.. ID. c. kennedy
Around the festive board the following gen.
tlemen were seated: Mr.. J. 7. Ronald, Mr.. J.
II. McGraw, Mr.. John Collins, Mr.. c. P. Blan-
chsrd, Mr. W. J. k Bird, Mr. Thomas Gardiner.
Mr.. P. J. Sullivan, Mr.. J. MeKenna, Portland;
Mr.. w. A. shannon, Mr.. Thomas F. Drew, Mr..
Ensign Eldridge, Mr.. J. J. Burns, Mr.. Dennis
Fletcher, Mr.. T. A. Hennelly, Mr. John Brannen,
Mr. James Karol Mantrowski, Mr.. Thomas Fran
els o. Mslley, Mr.. Charles Harrison Teaff, Mr..
John N. Jackson, Mr.. John Buchanan, Mr.. NJ.
McTeigh, Mr. Daniel Kelleher, Mr. George Dom
WORTH MI. Heroert W. Taylor, Mr.. James F. Nc
Elroy, Mr.. John d. Dalton, Mr.. Salvador Eli
colt, DIR. J. g. Kloeber. Mr.. J. II. Carson, Mr.. II.
Wilbur, Mr.. Terence OBrien, Mr.. John S. Day,
Mr.. W. H. Murdoch, Mr.. B. ]. MCGEE, Mr.. J.
Monogue, Mr.. J. Z. Farrell, Mr.. James NJ. Quill
ter, Mr.. Joseph Kerr, Mr.. Josiah Collins, Mr. 1.
S. Booth, Mr.. John Sullivan, MI. Joseph Gavin,
ir, Mr.. Joseph L. Gallaher. DR.. ]. P. Sweeney,
Mr.. Dan Raglan, Mr.. John o. Lynch, Mr.. John F.
Croniu, Mr.. William J. Tobin, Mr. Samuel N.
Irwin, Mr.. A. R. Pinkney, Mr.. George Peyser,
Mr.. William Cochrane, Mr.. J. J. Easley, Mr.. P
l. O'Brien, Mr.. T. Lynch, Mr.. L C. Gilman, Mr.
J. W. Macleod, Mr.. James H. Woolery. Mr.. G.
E. Thompson, Mr.. A Meagher, Mr.. James Ham
uton Lewis.
mans, gave ball on Thursday evening at the
Armory in honor of the same occasion. The
affair was brilliant success. The following
gentlemen managed the affair: Committee Of
arrangements, Mr.. W. T. O'Brien, Mr.. ). Stat
terry, Mr.. C. A. Cole and Mr.. George ]. Campbell;
reception committee, Mr.. Frank Logan, Mr..
John sheehan, Mr.. Michael Lynch and Mr..
Mortimer O'Connor; floor committee, Mr.. John
Tierney, Mr. G. J. Campbell, Mr.. James Kelley,
Mr.. J. T. McGinnity, Mr.. J. Slattery and Mr.. C.
A. Cole.
Scottish Society Social.
The Scottish Society held its monthly social in
the @. A. R. hall last Friday evening The pio-
gramme, which was very enjoyable one, con-
sisted of q concert and dancing. The music WIS
supplied by Professor Sharpe in his usual brill
liant and artistic style. The concert consisted of
songs by A W. Craig, D. B. Clark, John Graham,
G. W. Gibbons, Miss Lizzie Burke, Miss Mabel
Lynch and Rotations by Mr.. W. Chisholm and
Miss CLARK. The dancing was commenced at the
end of the programme and continued for several
hours. Everyone present enjoyed the pro-
gramme thoroughly and went home happy.
The following were present: Mr.. aud Mrs.
HOWE, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carr. Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Wesley, Mr. and Mrs W.
Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan, Willie
Duncan, Mr.. & Williams. Miss J. Mitchell, Miss
\. Hamilton, Miss Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Secular. DR.. Wotherspoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Tiuto,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frame, Miss J. Hamilton, Mrs. II.
W. Bauer, Mrs. Edmiston, Miss Edmiston, Mr.
and Mrs. Dickson, Mr. R. Nevin, Miss Melon
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfrey, Mr.. and MIRA A.
Williamson, Mrs Tom Forrest, Miss T. Paterson,
Mes T. Williamson, Mr.. Duncan Shaw, Mr.. W.
Wright, Mr.. B. Wright, Mr.. J. Anderson, Mr.. D.
Murray, Mr.. J. Provan, Mr.. William Mcintyre,
Miss Marian Mcdonald. Mr.. John Stewart, Mr..
A. W. Craig Mr.. D. C. Hay. Mrs. Ripley, Mics NJ.
Chisholm Mrs. c. Nicol, Mr.. G. NJ. Smart, Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. Hampton, Mr.. George Mackie,
Mr. J. NJ. Lynch, Mr.. Frank Bromley, M. Don
aid McRae. Mr. W. MeEwan. Mr.. o. W. Currie,
Mr. John Dunlap, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Coed, Mr.
and Mrs. James Prize, Mr.. J. ". Mitchell, Mr.
William sowerby, Mr.. ]. A. Williams, Mr. n.
Kean, Mr.. Colin Glib, Mrs. Capsn, Miss Nellie
Glib, Mr.. J. Burk, Miss Lizzie Burke, Miss A.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mcleod, Miss
Jennette Tinto. Miss Annie Neahbus Miss B.
Pirret. Miss Barbara Pirret, Mr.. and Mrs Alex
ander Simpson, Mr. J. r. Berger, M aud Mrs,
A. W. shafer Miss R. Marble. Mr.. C. W. Glib
bons, Mr.. J. Barr. Mr.. R. W. Hartley, Mr.. A. E.
Huntley, Miss Kate Welsh, Miss Bertha Peter
son. Miss NJ. French, Mr.. I. R. Tinto, Mr. j.
Rockets. Mrs 7. G. Wright Mrs. G. T. Stewart,
Miss J. Gillies, Miss Davidson, Mss Jennie
Inglis, Miss Bertha Peterson, Mr.. W. Inglis, Mr.
A. Cunningham. Mr.. George Blanchard and Mr.
Crawford.
Prof. Backmann's Successful Concert,
Professor George Buckmsnn's concert, given
at Rankes hall last Tuesday evening, was a
thorough artistic success. The young people
did excellently well, and the quartette, consist
ing of Miss Tout, Dr.. Thoreson, Mr.. Van Wyck
and Professor Backmann. made as sweet music
as was ever heard in Seattle. The following
ladies and gentlemen took part: Miss Julia
Rosenthal, Miss Vinni Winning, Miss Addie
Masel, Miss Della Barber, Miss Fannie Tout,
Miss Etns Whittier. Miss Della Parker, Miss
wynons Godfrey, Miss Kstrice Lentzie. Miss
Anna Hendricks, Miss Ida Powell, Miss jose
phine Beebe, Mrs. Winning, Mrs Burke, Dr..
Thoreson, Master Milton Whittier, Master Max