The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-08
81. Marks Neiehborhood Social.

st. Marks Neighborhood Social.
On Thursday night Ms James T. Lentzy gave
q neighborhood social at her residence, No. 2,224
Second street The hostess was assisted in her
duties by Miss Ida Powell The evening was
devoted to the rendition of an excellent pro-
granme, games and refreshments. Following
is the programme:
Piano solo Professor Sharpe
Guitar duet ..... Miss Kellogg, Professor Thiel
whistling and vocal duet, with piano &C
..i.'. Miss Ida Powell, Miss Charlotte Rice
HUMOROUS solos ..frofesSOr Sndrpe
Italian song. Miss foweil
Whistiing SOLO ...........-.......;... MIS- nlce
VOCAL SOLO Mt. Z osscAS oAA
Those in attendance were: Rev. and Mrs. d.
C. Garrett. Rev. and Mrs. Cheal, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. H. Green Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin, Mrs. Camp
bell, Mrs. Oakley, Mrs. Mantor, Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. Haines, Miss Haines, Mrs King, Miss King,
Mr. Leon Means, Miss Viva Mears, Miss kellogg,
Mrs. Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs Pearse, Miss Maude
Pearse, Mr.. Ward, Mr.. H. Glib, Mr. Esplin, Mr..
Noise, Mr.. Russell, Professor Sharpe, Miss Rice.
Professor Thisl, Miss Reicheneker, Miss Jewell
Watkins, Misses Maud and Grace Pike, Miss
Fannie Van Dusen. Mrs. Catlin, Mrs. Neff, Mr..
John Lentzy, Mr.. Glen Mears, Mr.. Louis Powell,
Mrs. Hoven, Mr.. Kempster, Mr. Philip Ashton,
Mr. Patterson, Mr. Russell aud Mr.. Carlos Wat
kins.
Miss sidonia Furth's Party.
Indictment weather again yesterday prevented
Miss Sidonia Furth from giving the outing to
her young friends which was planned. Disap-
pointment was, however, transformed to delight
when she decided to give an evening entertain
ment at her charming homo at 402 Ninth street.
In the evening her young friends gathered. and
from about $50 until midnight they enjoyed
dancing to the strains OF inspiring music. Then
q delightful little supper was served, which was
ami hy hare II tn ha n pYtpnt
young lady did the honors of the occasion with
natural grace and courtesy. and those present
departed with the happiest memories OF the oc-
casion. In addition to the young people, some
elder guests attended, who derived apparently
a. much pleasure from the enjoyment OF the
younger folks az they themselves. The guests
Of the occasion were: Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss
Evelin Graves, Miss Helen Mcknight, Miss
Louise Hayden, Miss Kate AcGraw, Miss Lilly
Kellogg, Miss Margaret Rumsey, Miss Laura
Rumssy, Miss Olive Baxter, Mr. Tull Kellogg,
Mr.. Horton Ray, Mr.. Frank Fredericks, Mr.. Ber-
ton Graves, MI. James Hogue Mr.. Fred Ranke,
Mr.. Matthew 5curry, Mr.. Charles Scurry, Mr..
Will Hanna, Mr.. Harry Humphrey, Mr.. and Ars.
. Joseph Mcknight, Mr. and Mrs w. H Pumph-
rey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Terry.
Miss Horizons Birthday Celebrated.
A large number of friends were entertained at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Horton on
Saturday, April so, when the eighteenth ami
versary Of the birth OF their youngest daughter.
Miss Maud Horton, was celebrated by dancing,
music, etc. Refreshments were served at Il p.
IN. Among those present were: Dr.. and Mrs.
Horton, DIR. Whiting, Mr.. William Carrie, Mr..
Frank Hyde, Mrs. Mary E. Remington, Miss
Rosa Cavanaugh, Mr.. T. +. Colbert, Miss Lizzie
Brill, Miss Katie B. Moore. Mr. James Ideman,
Miss Julia and Sarah B. Foley, Mr.. Thomas
Thornton, Misses Cora and Dora Maple, Miss
Lillian Bigelow, Mr. Fred Cavanaugh, Mr.. Frank
Cavansugh, Mr.. Pennington, Mr. Cook, Mr..
Dosier, Mr.. and Mrs. Nickolay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore. Mr.. Leonard Cheering, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Ter, Mr.. Sweeney, Mrs. McGrue, Mr.. George
Street, Mr.. George Black, Miss Lena Black, Mr..
and Mrs Walter, Mrs. Hansen, Mr.. George
Pierson. Mr. and Mrs. l. Card, Mr.. H. A. Bate
man. Miss Grace Clifford, Mr.. C. E. Bateman, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Horton, DIR. Dexter Horton, jr,
Mrs. Dora E. Horton. Miss Vera Sunshine. Mr.
and Mrs. Holland, Miss Hall, Mr.. William Col
Inns. number of handsome presents were re-
osived by the happy young lady.
Ladies' Musical Club Concert.
On Friday afternoon the Ladies Musical Club
gave musicale No. 25. The programme was
fully up to the standard of excellence always
maintained by the club and was as follows:
<ta) "Fly Away, Birding 49,. Abt
Vocal duet tb' "Gentle Be Thy slu%bsrs"i
Mrs. Eagleson and Mrs. Meacham.
Vocal solo-"The Muleteer OF Tarragona"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........P Paul Henrion
Mr.. Joseph Shipper.
Piano solo-Scherzo op. 81 ............ Chopin
Miss Wrestling.
Vocal solo-selected ...... Miss BRAY
Vocal solo-"Voi Nitrate Ricci
Mira g. A. c. Rochester. Flute obligato,
Mr.. Joseph Shipper.
The following ladies were present: Mrs. r.
W. Emmons, Mrs. J. B. Eagleson, Mrs. g. A. C.
Rochester, Mrs. G. +. Meacham, Mrs A. B.
Stewart, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. r C. Hawley
Mrs. Post, Mrs. J. r. Hayden, Mrs. W. P. Boyd,
Mrs. James Leddy, Mrs. Job Lyon, Mrs. J. b.
Metcalfe, Mrs. Culver, Mrs. Warren l. Gazzam,
Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Beach, Miss
Bray, Miss Auna Beach, Miss Bess l. Beach,
Miss Cheal. Miss Hamilton. Miss Wrestling,
Miss Buck, Miss Blanche Relic, Miss Atkins
Evening Musical Club Concert.
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