, 1892-02-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A ROUND OF PLEASURE FOR FRI
DAY EVENING.

A hUUND UF ELEASUh hE EUR ER1-
DAY EVENING.
The success Oh the Novel noe So
cial, whist ANA Surprise Par-
Warrington birthday Ex-
ercIses.
Social gatherings were numerous last
evening, with pleasure in every direction.
Ladies' toes brought all the way from %
cents to 50 under the auctioneer's hammer
at the social given by the Women's Relief
Corps last evening. The novelty of the
idea caused a good bit of pleasure, with
some high bidding, Isador kaufman and
Clarence Dressed in female attire, were
knocked down to Louis B. Hartman and
w. H. Shepherd for a nominal sum, to the.
amusement of the many spectators.
Baked beans, brown bread, coffee and
cake served in regular camp style, were in
keeping with the occasion and were dis
posed Of with a relish.
After the auction the following pro
gramme was rendered; Organ solo, Prof.
W. III. Roberts; violin solo, Sam Kaufman,
accompanied by Mrs. G. NJ. Moore; quar-
tette, Sons Of Veterans; vocal solo, R. G.
O'Brien; campfire.
At a whist party by Miss Beth Laughton
there were present Mr.. and Mrs. H. v.
Ogden, Miss Emma Reed Miss Jennie
Young, Miss Helen Cowles, Miss Lizzie
Phillips, Miss Anna Tarbell, Miss Rena
Gayanaugh, Miss Hayden, Geo. G. Mills,
NJ. E. Reed, F. M Convey, H. B. CowIes,
H. B. Franklin, O. T. Whitney, F. v.
Donnelly.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
The many young friends of Eddie Tur-
ner gave him a surprise party last evening
at the residence Of his father, Col. B. B.
Turner. The evening was spent il dane
ing and the playing Of games. The music
was furnished by Miss Celia Barr. The
young people in attendance were: Sauie
Barr, Marian Perry, Jeanette Perry, Jennie
Chambers, Annie Mitchell, Claudine
Springer, Edna Hawley, Blanche Barton,
Stella Brintnall, Eleanor Russell, Char.
lOtte Perry, Fannie Turner MiIlie Robert
son, Oracle Barr, Aneta Chambers, Chap
pell Skillman, Ray Rogers, Eugene Cana
day, Wesley McBratney, Guy Hutchinson,
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Chambers, James Mitchell, Jesse Barr,
Bert Douglass, Stephen Barr. Grover Barr,
Charles Turner, Clarence Keyes and Guy
Robertson.
AT MARY stones.
a number Of little folks enjoyed the hos
pitality of Miss Mary Stone. Among them
were: Verne ChIlberg, Jennie Sayidge.
Iva Van Epps, Lille Matson, Marie Sim
enson, May Carpenter, Ray Rogers, Nor
MafSnn rIrra o,E
Roy Arnold, Will White, Ray Sickels, Guy
Sylvester, Mark James and Ella Matson.
THE DIDAscALIoNs
The Didascalion Society, at the Collegiate
Institute, rendered its Friday evening ex-
ercises with the usual interest. the DrO-
gramme being as follows:
Orchestra Messrs. CrandalI, Aten, Tay-
lor, Bronson and Kaufman.
R9cltation-''A A Musical Romance, pChas.
Wakeman.
Reading-Mr. Reeves.
Vocal Solo" Mother and Son, Miss
Lorena Wakeman, accompanied by Miss
CoYington.
Essay Music Miss Hagener.
Recitation 7" "Co-Boss-Co," Miss Nellie
Wilson.
Quartette Misses Barr and Wakeman,
and Messrs. Mills and Henderson.
AT TIT MAsHINGToN SCHOOL.
AAAp AJAA0WAM5 pADSLhHi WAS IblI6ISA. Dy
Tile pupils of Mis- Boyer ANA Dliss Dunn,
at tile Washington school building:
Song by schools-HMy Country, 'Tis Of
Mabel Phipps "small George Wash
ington."
Emma Sumpter- -aDare to Do Right"
Pearl Howard--"Ship of the Desert.
Roy Avery-''Be Good, Sweet Maid"
Pearl Asheraft-"G George Washington"
CIyde Perkins" Brave Little Butterav.n
Ida Sumpter-'G Gather the-Sunbeams.
Maggie Naughty Little Girl.'
Lullaby song-Schools.
Hazel Ogden-Song.
Rachel and Charity Austin-Song
Ethel Grow 'Humpty Dumpty."
Charity Austin German recitation.
Halle BallWeg- a Whirl.'
Edna Wiseman- The House Jack
Drew"
Edith Chandler-'eThe Picnic"
Clarence Canning-"George Washing
tom
Blanche Forrest-Song.
Appropriate remarks we're made by Pro
fessor Brintnall at the close Of the ex-
ercises.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
Quite a number of persons were attracted
to the Unitarian church to hear the essay
on theosophy, by Mrs. r. 1. Blodgett, Of
Seattle
At the new court house boarding house
Miss Mamie Jacobson gave a masquerade
ball, with the usual characters of the oeca-
sion represented.