The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-06

large. Dancing was the feature OF the evening,
rounded out by enjoyable refreshments Fol-
lowing is the List: Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Gordon,
Mrs. M. Fl. Young, Mrs. A. L. Parker, MIS- U.
Chiniquy, Mrs. G.. W. Bragdon. Mrs. I. !. THOR
sen, Miss Young, Miss Kellogg, Miss Cheal,
Miss B. Cheal, Miss G. Cheal, Miss MsItby, Miss
A. E. Maltby, Miss Corey, Mr.. NJ. II. Young, MI.
A. L. Parker, Mr. G. W. Bragdon, Mr.. T. l. Thor-
sen, Mr.. +. L. Stinson, Mr.. A. A. Maltby, M W.
Fl. Cline, Mr.. A. C. Jameson, Mr.. Andrew jam
ieson, Mr.. W. H. Moulton, Mr.. 8. B. Stewart
Mr.. G. d. Rudy, Mr.. D. Cross, Mr.. J. n. Con
way. Invited guasts-Mr and Mrs. l. Maltoy,
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan, Rev. James Cheal, MT.
and Mrs Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw, Mr..
and Mrs L Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. King,
Mrs. Aitken, Mrs. A. Holmes, Miss Berry, MISS
Davidson, Miss Newton, the Misses Fiskeu, MISE
Nash, Miss slauson, Miss Aitken, MI l. A.
Clarke, of Tacoma; Mr.. w. A. Richie, MI. u
Van Wyck, Mr.. A. Fisken, Mr.. Gasser, MI.
Goodhue, Mr. C. A. Burch, Mr.. l. B. Allan, MI.
Spencer and Nj. A. S. Chandler.
Mrs. William Hemphi1l's Social.
On Friday evening Mrs. William Hemphil,
1,6l9 Tenth street, opened her house 70 tne
Young People societies of the United ana ne
formed Presbyterian churches Inc evening
was spant in singing, music and various otnef
nmusements. During the evening refreshmen"
were served by the young ladies OF the societies.
Mrs James Love- Mrs William Hemphill. Mrs.
J. Nickle, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Fannie McGiven,
Miss Anna Morrison, Miss Grace Vrooman, MISS
Winnie Ewing, Miss Jennie Cook, MISS susie
Cook, Rev. A. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. ID. feisle, MI.
William Hemphill, Mr.. Wylie Hemphili, Mr.
George Fitzpatrick. Rev. s. Dell Johnston, Nj.
Willism McMieken, Mr.. JAMES Love, Mr. Mo.ri-
son, Mr. George Graham, Mr.. E. Ludgwig. Mr..
James Cathcart, Mr.. John Cook, Mr.. Harry
Cook. Mr.. w. Montgomery and Mr.. henry
Ewing.
Lake Union Philosophical Club.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF the
Lake Union Philosophical Club took place in
Judge Remsbergs study in Fremont on Monday
evening. The election of officers for the en-
suing term resulted as follows: President, NJ.
w. Lovejoy; vice president, c. E. RemsbergI
treasurer, II. w. PrattI secretary, T. P. Storey.
The following list of periodicals has been
adopted for the year: Rerie,o Of ReUfeus, North
american Revie;o, Popular Science Monthly, Arena,
Forum. Eclectic, Scientific American, Public Opinion
The programme was follows: "The Preces-
sion OF the Equinoxes in Regard to the Glacial
Periods" c. E. Remsb berg; 1.-THE Political Out.
look for Russia" T. B. Storey; "The Relation OF
Heredity, Morality and Free VIII. Rev. Horatio
Alling; ass the Present silver Policy OF our
Government Good or Bad, and Whyf"
Representatives to Congress.
In the mock congress at the Columbia school,
the following representatives have been elected:
Conrad Gepfert, Illinois; Herbert Kirk, Mon
tana; Lee McCloy, Ohio; Richard Pearse, Wis
consip; John Wing, Florida; Glenette Gepfert,
Nebraka Ida Goulette, Kentucky; Lizzie
Krieger, Rhode Island; Nellie Shea, California;
Agnes Bassett, Vermont; Aimee Farnsworth,
New Hampshire; Lillian Gillette, Massachu-
sets; Bessie Lodge, Maine; Ina McFaden, Indi-
ana; Helen Morse Michigan; Myrtle Spriggs,
Iowa; Anna Williams, Washington; Florence
Priest, Maryland; Adolph Bronson, Colorado;
Louie Cragin. Connecticut; Frank La Bounty,
Mississippi; Frank Melvin, Minnesota; Harry
Sermons, Texas Milton Whittier, Kansas; E. 8.
Peet, New York; Jennie Bates, Pennsylvania
Ellinor Bushell, South Dakota.
A Double Birthday Party.
Miss Estella Kent and Mr.. Alfred G. Breiden.
stein were surprised on February 26 by mum.
Der of friends, at the residence of Mr.. w.
Breidenstein, on Williams street, the occasion
being the birthday of both parties The even.
ing was spent in the pleasure incident to such
affairs. Those present were: Mrs. ]. Z. Elliot,
Mrs. B. Stretch, Mrs. B. Rigby, Mrs. G. R. Breid-
enstein, Mrs ". E. Breidenstein, Miss Estells
Kent, Miss Elsie Rigby, Miss Maud Stretch, Miss
Bianeh Stretch, Miss Jessie Elliot, Miss Mamie
Breidenstein, Mrs. A. Kent, Miss George Stretch,
Miss Maggie Hofidtz, Mr.. William Breidenstein,
Mr.. Ben Stretch, Mr.. Robert Malen, Mr.. Albert
Malen, Mr.. Bennie Stretch. Mr.. John Elliot,
Mr. Merton Brewer, Mr.. r Clark, Master George
Fink and Mestar WilIta Kant