The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-31
Christian Endeayor Social.

Christian Endeavor Social.
A very enjoyable social was given on Friday
evening by the Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Methodist Protestant church. Tho fol-
lowing programme was rendered. nearly every
number being followed by an encore:
Piano solo-''Concert Waltz
Recitation-"Our Folks" .... Miss Leona Daley
Vocal solo-.'stlIl as Night" Mr. Grant Vaughan
Piano accompaniment, Mr.. Horace Ches-
bro; violin accompaniment, Mr..
George Chesbro.
Recitation-"Soldier's Farewell ............
t.:.o, NO.: Miss Louise Dyer
Miss Sophia Carton
Among those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
Clark Davis. Mr. and Mrs. James Howe, Miss
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Putraw, Miss Pearl
Putraw, Mrs White, Mrs. Robb, Mrs. Wood,
Miss Nelson, Miss Sarah Pidduck, Miss Lille
White. Miss Leona Daley, Miss Sophia Carton,
Miss Bertha Carr, Miss Aggie Ward, Miss Mabel
Ward, Miss Ethel Austin, Miss Minnie Bryan,
Miss BERTHE Bryan, Miss Annie Wood, Miss
Baker, Miss Efie White, Miss Hyatt, Mrs.
Daniels, Miss Jennie Carr, Miss Louie Dyer,
Miss Carrie Horton, Miss Terry, Mr.. and
Mrs J. IL. Thompson, Mr.. J. B. Fin
lay, Mr.. Belden Bowen, Mr.. lie Roy
Bowen, Mr.. G. Fl. Dickinson, Mr. Thomas,
Mr.. Grant Vaughan, Mr.. Will Thompson, Mr.
George Chesbro, Mr.. Horace Chesbro. Mr.. John
Peltret, Mr.. G. 4. Pidduck, Mr.. H. Willis Carr,
Mr.. III. C. Raymond, Mr.. F. A. Williamson, Mr..
f. L. Gaut, Mt j. A. Cathcsrt, Mr.. Clement Cof-
fin, Mr. Henry Coffin, Mr.. Guy Ward, Mr.. Arthur
Bryan, Mr.. Ira B. Miller, Mr.. Herbert Williams,
Mr.. Blanchard, Mr.. Gus Haverstumph, Mr.. Z. o.
Sharp, Mr.. r. L. Coous, Mr.. Frank Wetherbee,
Mr.. J. " Robb, Mr. Ralph L. Ross, Mr. George
Mcfarland. Mr. Fred Braid, Mr.. Harry Ajax, Mr..
Will Ajax, Mr.. Walter Hinkley, Mr.. Connell, Mr.
j. S. Hunter, Mr.. T. 2. Kinzner, Mr. Clark, Mr.
Uni Mr. inn 60 md Nv Cr;A
Dance OF Young Unitarians.
The second monthly social and hop given by
the Young Peoples Fraternity of the Unitarian
church at the Rainier hotel, on Wednesday
evening, was an event that was thoroughly en-
ioyed by all the participants II was held in the
dining-room, which had been cleared for the oc-
casion, while the elegant parlors OF the hotel
were thrown open for the use OF the dancers A
nrstelass orchestra was present, and light re-
freshments were served in the hall adjoining
that in which the dance was held Mrs. Joseph
Shipper, Mrs. George II. Heilbron, Mrs. Warren
r skillings and Mrs Jerome CatIn were the
patronessss, and the success of the dance could
not fail to do other than reflect great credit
upon them The third dance of the series Will
be held in one month. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren p. skillings, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Shipper, Mr. and Mrs. Ayerst Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs George II
Hebron, Mr.. aud Mrs. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs
Il. F. Bush, Mr. and Mrs Holbrook, Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Z. Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Crocker,
DIR. and Mrs. Brsgdon, Mrs E liott, Mrs. J. IT.
Allen, Mrs. O. D. Ballard, Mrs. Bray, Mrs. Aiken,
Mrs. Starr Ballard, Mrs. E. W. Ruff, Mrs Pedlar
Mss Rella Ruff. Miss Nellie Crawford Miss
Hsidee Gasch, Miss Minnie Ruff, Miss Fiskin,
Miss Ayerst, Miss Kate Baxter, Miss Lois Sheafe
Miss Bessie WinsoT, Miss Lizzie Ament, Miss
Marsh, Miss kunze, Miss Bray, Miss Hattie
Bray, Miss HERS, Miss Nogel, Miss Merce. Miss
Seeiie, Miss Aitken. Miss De Mers Mss Pierce
Miss Parker, Miss Nellie Brooks. Miss Holhroo
Miss Robinson. Miss Hubbard. Miss Moore
Miss Allen, Dr. Seen, Mr.. Charles smith, Mr. C.
A. Mckenzie. Mr.. Hiram Van Brocklin, Mr.
Ralph Simon, Mr.. ID. A. Forbes, Mr. John
Kellogg, Mr. J. De Mers, Mr.. T. Clark, Mr.. W g.
Clark, Mr.. Gilbert Smith, Mr. Frank r. inEersoI
Mr.. Eden W. Pollock, Mr.. Haynes Mr. George
II. Preston, Mr.. Powell. Mr. Campion, Mr. W.
Il. Eliot, ir.. Mr.. Paul Holbrook Mr. Frank F
Norris. Mr. Henry Kyer, NJ. o. ). Tyeen, Mr. II.
B. HuntlSy. Mr.. G. Lopp and Mr. John Gibbon, IN.
Leap Year Social.
A leap year social and hop was given at West
street hail, in North Seattle, Saturday night.
January IS The attendance was quite as large
q the hall would permit, YET IL was an invita-
ton affair. The music was exceptionally fine
One OF the features of the evening was ma
singing by the "'92 Quartette," composed Of
Mr.. Arnold, Mr.. Fordham, Mr. Crane and NJ
Crawford A neat lunch was served at IL D. m
alter which dancing was resumed and contin-
ued until late hour. II being leap year bali
a small fine was imposed on any gentleman who
should ask a lady To dance. Among the many
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver, Mrs E. Tav-
Tor, Mr and Mrs Burke, Mrs. Spaulslug, Mrs
Peters, Mr.. aud Mrs. Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean,
Mrs. Coombs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, the Misses
Wright, Miss May Hughes Miss Jennie MeDon-
aid, Miss Burke, Miss ellis, Miss Bowen, Miss
Taylor, Miss Spsulding. Miss Swe,Iand Miss
chrlstman, Miss Brien, Miss Barman, Mss
Snyder, Miss Gunterman, MIR. Oliver. Mr.. Ar
mold, Mr.. Crawford, Mr.. Fordham, Mr.. Crane,
Mr.. Munger, Mr.. BrSnson, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr
Whitney, Mr.. Hunter, Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Alden, Mr..
Barr, Mr.. soderberg, Mr.. sprigg, Mr.. Ballard,
Mr.. Tucker. Mr.. Moran. Mr. Damon. Mr. Guuter-
man, Mr.. Bell, Mr.. sterrett. Mr.. Heating, NJ.
Thomas sli otherS
In Honor of Rev. kristofer Jansen.
The Norwegtsus OF this city gave a banquet at
the Arlington hetal on Wednesday evening in
honor Of their countrymsp. the weM-known au-
fhoF and lecturer, Rev. kriStoler Jansen. Mr.
Erik FFisch acted SIS Postmaster, and about 100
ladies and gentlemen were seated at the table
Nj FTiseh extended welcome 70 the cues, Of
honor, wAo responded il his own in,mitaSle
manner. Speeches were made in response TO
toasts by Rev. Mr. Haueerud, OF Puyallup; Mr.
:. : Iangisad. Mr. soderberg. Mr.. Andrew Chil.
berg. M II. {. WshlheFg, the Rev Mr. Eliot
MI Carlisle and others. After leaving the ban
quet table the party retired 10 tia parlors OF the
hotel, where 81 hour or two was spent with mu-
ate and reeiiAaons. The committee OF arrange.
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