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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-24


The Hebrew congregation viii give Cssqusr-
&c ball On March Il
TIE CouIlioa Clu5 viii gre german Thus
csy evening =. ODD Fellows hal, North Seattle
The scotch people Of TIE city o. Fr.fsy even
ing VIII ceIebzsts The snnlSe-s8-y o. ne o-T-7
OF Robert Barns By concert AID ball
Tie Young Peoples Fraternity OF ths FIRST
Unitarian church win give social 81 s1s
Rainier hotel on Wednesday evening. Tie pa
t-o1esses VIII be Mrs. George T. Reilo-on, Ms
Joseph snIprsn, Ma jerome Csflin and MA
Warren p. skillngs-
The ladies % TIE Second P-esoFtsrfs1 ean-ca
have already begun preparations for a vsle7 sLns
social 10 be given n their church ne l-s' : n
day evening in February. They Intend 20 MAKE
I. an unusually enjoyable sve1I Fu-t1es 10
sice VIII De given later.
AZ entertainment which promises 20 Be al
exceedingly peasant sfEsIr viii De given az Cal
vary Presbyterian church, corner OF Market
aac King streets. On Wednesday evening Miss
Rosa stzmns, OF T2coEna. concerning WHOM
the notices Of the press both 81 tk= East and OF
this coes. are ve-y 5gt.s-i2g, VIII give one OK
hsr recirais SIZE viii be assisted by Mrs. G. A.
c. Rochester who VIII slax. ard Professor OF
nsn, Who will PLAY. Mrs.. Rochester needs no
introduction 20 9 Seattle sudleace- Professor
Gilman has recently come % Eae city, 61s Is .
musician he ranks among t1s best
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The members O! the Carpenters Caio1 gave
very enjoyable entertainment s. its hall on Pike
steeei Thu-sdsy night Tie following pro
g-zmne was rendered:
MISUNDERSTANDING Wisdom. r.
..-....--...-..--. Mr.. " h McT&zgars
song-"Do They Miss Ne From Home
-.... .-.- ....-..........F- Charles isw.a
Eneors-"Three Thousand Niles Away
Eecisaii0a-''A Drunkard" -. Nj I @ Hall
sors-"AF DGtch GIRLS Narne"....,-......-.
-.----.--.....---.. NJ. W. z Sweet and
RecitAtio1-''A B1mbleaSs .---.1r ! g. Blake
Rec1sauen-''IAe Fate % Sergeant Tainms'
..-...--.-.---.. Miss Alaellz Alsxsr Ter
Recl.&tioa-"L.ile jim. Miss Birdie Mckenzie
At the conclusion OF the entertainment. taoss
present en.oyed themselves dancing an5 card
playing anil after midnight
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The J. III. Literary Society.

TIE J. Il. Literary Society o. room Z, Central
school, met Friday afternoon. Altar the trans
action OF business the following excellent pro-
gTznns was rendered:
Recisatso1-"Ihs New Church Orgsn-.
-......---..-...--- Mss Carrie H0rnton
Readiog-"Ths Abseas-Eiadet LAWYER
-..--.-.-. --.-.-....M Miss Eta stetson
Instrumental solo-'aBelle garourkaH
MISS EsSaS A1EQsU
ResdiDg-"Elvss and the shoemaker
.---..---...---.-. Master Edward Gresham
Resding-"Biddy OBrien Has the Tooth
sehs' -------.-..-.-.--..&iss Eta Mcconnell
Reclistior-'An Early Love -..-....-..
..-...----.,.-..--- -, Mss Mary Forsyshs
misunderstanding Public school
--.-....--.....--....-.. -.... Miss lArrs Brirgs
ReaoiaK-"A.raii OF Sin" Master Edwin snow
Instrumental Duet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Misses Laura Briggs sn5 Carrie Eo-n.oa
Ds'o-Ce-''TAs Doctor saf the Patient
Miss Elorence Mcclellan. Mss Alice True. Miss
Edna Mcconnell and Master Wslier Gordon.
Resdi1E-fIhs M0nkeg" - -. Master Il Wolfe
Rec+tSIioE-"GUllsy O. No. Guilty" ......-.
Chsrstss-Miss Ella Mcconnell, Miss Florence
Mcclellan, Miss Edna Mcconnell, Miss Eta
ststson. Miss laura Briggs, Master Neal
scurry, Master Prank Lynch, Master Arthur
Lyon. Master Edward Gresham, Master Aug
uss Wolfe, Master Walter Gordon, Master
Hugh George
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A Private Dancing PARTY.

4 private dancing patty w&s given 81 S.sws-t's
hall On last Friday evening. The attendance
vss lsrge, and 81 present seemed thoroughly 70
enjoy the occasion The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parsons, Mr.. ao5 Mrs George
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Wheeler, Mr and
Mrs Z. A. Hsrtley. Mr.. and Ms. J. z Tus-vfus
Mr. and MIA Il q R3ckstsoa. Mr.. william
Brewster. NJ. Q. :. tanning, NJ Falcon yoslin.
Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Nichols, Mr.. CzIla1, Mr.. B II
Kennedy, Miss Elsie Brown. Mss Ssdis
Bgewste-, Miss Lo;;ie Rickssson, Miss B5ys NJ
snd Mss B.ge.ow, Mr.. and Miss Bridges, NJ
and Miss Ripley, NJ. and Miss Csde, Ms. z "
CuloertSon, Mrs. J. Pearson, Mrs y Dawes
ArS Noyss, Ms Green, MEs Macdonald, Mrs.
RIpysy and Ma ISagstGs
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Miss Eta Green Surprised.

very enjoyable surprise party vas given TO
Miss Eta Green las: Thursday evening q. hsr
home, l,2aS Jackson street. The evening Ess
sgree2b.y spent in singing and dancing sad 81
II O'Clock tie guest. ps-took Of houasilul re-
past Elegant music Was furnished for dancing
Among those present were; Nr. and Mrs West
burg, Mrs. Holden. Mrx ". A. Davis, Mrs. W B.
Mcconnell, Mra }. & Wright, Mrs L Deaaisoa,
Ma Cummings, M-.- A. A Collins, Miss Eta
Green, Miss Maud Holden, Miss Minnie 0s horne,
Miss Mamie Hanna, Mss Emma Gantsrnan,
Miss Alice Gansernsn. Miss B. Mcconnell, Mss
II A. Cummings. Miss Mamie Holden, Miss p
Derniso7, Miss Carrie Dennisol. Miss May
Oily, NJ. C. Cswisy, Mr.. C. Nesefh, Mr. J. 4
yensr9, Nr. 7. L Hamilton. Mr. " Johnson.
Mr.. Edgar A Green. Mr.. c. L. Green, Mr. G. q.
Green, NJ B. Elrea;h and NJ John Hunter
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wxs spp~osnted cs-sul to B71x Pexzh. Austria on
Tnnusry Mr. Hammond Eow rss11es ~ S1o~
Hill. Nd.
Mss Bertha g. Hr7., OF Mi71sspos5s- q vts1--
ing hsr brother. Mr. G. w. Eazz. a. = 30 EIz1sA
street. Miss Hunt wzl1 renal. n Seattle four o.
Eve months
VI. Geo-ze Goz1o7- % re Era Of vo-zoc-
Bowea & 7azTsow, arrived - seattle Ezltsy
evening f-oz. Dulas5, Mia. accompanied 5T
RS wife Zee Mss Ella Caurch- They -sl - es
hone % their friends AFTER January = 80 zss-s
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Mr.. A. y. Peterson surpr,.ss

Al e1soyaels surprise ps-ty va. given q. the
residence o. Ms A. y. Peterson. on Vest street
OF Friday night Social games and .ef-eshraea.s
we're tie order o: the evening. These presen.
were: Mss Mary Hike. Mss Amelia Eiiks
Miss Maggie NeGett-.ek, Miss Maggie O'B-ien,
Miss Ina Pells. Ars- 9. Smith, Mss E.ansa
Hansen, NJ Charles MeGetsrieS, Nj Frank
Pels, NJ. Ed Rowan, NJ Charles Pe,l,, NJ.
Joseph R.sse1l
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Mrs. j. L. ChiIberr's Luncheon.

Ms :! { Chiles.g served dainty luncheon
AZ her residence Friday afternoon Tie 5sco-.-
co1s were pretty szd the menu OF tie rzres.
wanda Ihose present were: Mrs. Joe PAX.
AFs y z Iatlnae-, Grs- 3 snythe. Mrs. George
Co1q@, Ars- George Park, Mrs. Waiter wstssa-
lye- s13 Mrs. VIII Riasha-t
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Unitarian Ieetnr. ceur,.

TIE following lecture coarse las hesa ar,
ranged for ey TIE Unitarian Parish Uatou
They wtH oe given 81 the Unitarian church
ssveath and Union streets There wsu -
fsGslc Sc szcA lsciure.
January Aa-@ossTa Shipper. Use. On sssnta.
rnia Rrsaklin--ihs Wise Nan OF the EieAtssatA
CSnfury@
FssrEsgy A-Rev. II. H B-owa. Q. Salem. Or,
O. evolution Demonstrates m mortality
slsET, OF "Sorwsy--lts People and CuxsaEns'
ks9raaFy i9-Rsy. WtilIsm q Eliot, 1r, en-
"dehTsS HoI2e-l2ls saa Is Influence en- Ned
s~n HarsN<
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The Japagoln Club.

TIE !spsso!s Clah ne; as the residences o.
NJ. George 7. Naschan, Rsaton heights, Tuss.
d.y evening Those present had most srtov-
able tina Tie club members are: NJ ara
Ma { :. Blaine, Mr. and Mrs. Il. W. Higgins,
Nj and Ars- Charles Patterson. M and Mr..
john g. Barnes. M. and Ma E C ssnbo~n.
M and Ma I. c. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ".
Carr, Nj and Mrs George =. Nsaehan and Mr..
and Ma Reuben Jones'
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German BenevoIens Ala sseie.v.

Ala largely attended meeting Of the German
Benevolent AID Society, held las: sunday az
Ranks's hall, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: President, NJ Fred
G2seh; vice president, NJ. & J. Cl.ussen: re-
eoftlag secretary, Nj Charles Osas-: aasr.
cal secretary, NJ. &. stsinls. and treasurer.
NJ. n RohgiS. The constitution O. the asso-
eisi1on wss amended So ss 20 allow weekly ben.
e6Is % slcx msnnus-x
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Mis-. Maud. Younrs' surpri.. PARTY.

A very pleasant surprise party vas rendered
Miss aude YoGngs LAST Wednesday evening AZ
ths residence o. her brother, Mr.. L B. Yogur.
IS Warren street, North Seattle The evsainS
WAS zgrseAoly spent IL games, and 81 u O'clock
the guests retired to the diningroo-r,, where I'M
justice wss done - &l she dsliczcies Of TIA
season Those present were; Mr.. and Mr. L B
YoGngs, Mr., and Mrs Sylvester. NJ and Ms
Chester SAowdy. Miss Lou witheril Mss Ba-,hs
Ford, Mss Della BI2keney, Mss Naude YounSs.
Mss Mary Showcy, Miss Rhois Eiuklsy, DR.
Preston, NJ. & L Lusby. OF Tacoma: Mr. @
FTe1 Levy, Mr. Charles 2 Ycures NJ Prince
swsege, Mr.. J. A. Forehsn1, NJ Ed Sylvester.
NJ. Easens Youngs, Mr.. WI Atax
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The Social Clubs.

Last night tAe Rainier Club gave sclly club
night which Vas attended oy number OF the
me1oe-s lac dsvotees 70 wits: s1!oyed Tia
usual number Of bot eon.estz
Ias Bohemian Club viii give AZ informal e.
tert2lnGe2t tCssshs some good stories ara
Inc music are promised
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The Epwo-ta League OF shs Battery Methodist
Episcopal church met on Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers: President, Rev.
Alfred Iawood: FIRST vice president, Nj goha
Donnsn; secc1d vice president. NJ 7. Cri dcls;
third vice president, Miss Ida Farmland;
fourth vice president, Mss Kste 4cCa1iey; sec
retsry, Miss Thompson. and treasurer. Mr..
Cuslrr-ev
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Mis-. Settie Brown. PARTY

Mss Setue Brown was most a<rseahly ,ur.
p-iss1 BY 8 number o{ her Young seaoolrnste. AZ
her home. a. sSs Matches street. last FRIDAY
evening. During ths evening refreshments
Se-s served. and at $ late hour the visitors de-
parted fer their homes, 81 declaring thar hsd
es3 delightful tine These present were.
Mss Nate Ballard, Mas Ions Clark. Miss Jessie
hodss, Miss 1sy Thompson, Mss Abbie To.aey.
Mss GF&cs Ehle, Mss Lizzie Alexander. Ms,
Maud stretch. Mss Netsss Ilpsky, NJ. Hsr-y
keen, NJ. Irving Ballard, Mr., Louis Brown. Mr.
MyeAae Thompson, Mr.. Clyde Cameron, Mr.
NttoAE Brown. Mr.. Fred Bsown sad Mr.. ga-t
EEIe
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Mr.. Gesrr. Frederick surpr,..a.

A surprise party Was given on Friday evening
in honor OF NJ. George Frederick. On Rentoa
heighss- TIE evening vas spent in games,
and light refreshments were served. The fol-
Minnie Fx-nso6is, Mia Aga Christ Miss
Dorena C-iyelI, Miss Ida Taedinga, Miss Josie
Dshney, Miss Allie Dabnsy, Miss Ethsl Garrett,
Htss Lillian Reynolds, Miss Nsllis Pointer, Miss
Bessie Fsrnsnc;s, Mr.. Merton Brewer. NJ.
Charles Dahney, Mr.. Rufus Clark. Nj Bailey
Epsky, NJ. John Brewer. NJ. William Warner,
NJ. John Cs-rou, NJ. Willie MaAoa and ~.
GeorFa ErsSHrick
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s1eeesssul Social at Brooklvn.

Ias Young people Of the Brooklyn Cougresa-
uoaA- eA1-ch gave an interesting holder 80
e4AA az iAs church On TUESDAY evening A
laFss number Of ps-soas were prsssa. AID good
Tins VISA Azs
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Cobb-Turuer.

NJ. Charles H Cobb. OF Seattle, al. Ms.
Carrie 3. Turner, OF Nevs3s City, Cal, were, On
Tuesday evening, joined II marriage az the
residence CT the o,feisiiag clergyman, Rev.
Tohn ? Damon, so Fifth street., in sne presence
Of 8 few relatives s1d f-ieads- NJ sni Ms
Jesse Z Belyes and NJ. and Mrs. Edwin "
Allen, the latter Lady sister os the b-s6s, dtS
TIE hoaori OF tas pleasant occasion
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The Young Unitarian. Meet.

"a Wednesday evening ths Young Peoples
fraternity 81 the Unitarian church held a meet
ias sId Mrs, 2 ~. Crawford read al able
ana interesting paQSr on "Rvy2nt, sAs Poet"
~Atea occAsloucd Instructive discussion ON
Wednesday evening the fraternity VIII give
sSei4l dance a. Tie Rainier hotel
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givsa On Monday evening. February ], - tss
church ca seventh street, near Tzion. a most
attractive programme viii be given Those
who have the mater IN hand hoPe 70 make IL
one Of tie mast attractive musical en1 social
events OF the sessoE
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There will be a reception and social AZ tie
residence Of Rev Dr. Levi Gilbert. SIS Pine
street. tomorrow evening, given under ths
patronage OF the Ladies Aid Society OF TIE
First ". Z church. to which ali Members OF
the church ard attendants are cordially invited.
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The Seattle Literary Society.

The Seattle Literary society held a. in.s-sst-
ing meeting o. THURSDAY evening in ROOM -,
HSllsr block. AZ each meeting tbs attendance
grows larger and ths interest lacraassx The
hope OF its members aow is that the orgsnlxs.
Uon VIII become s UsSsal institution Tse
question discussed az tie meeting vas: AZ
so,rsSk That foreign immigration saould - y-c-
hlotted-' fae lss5InS speakers were Mr. l. &
Bird. ssarEasttye. and Mr. -FrEnk Knowles nsSs-
tive The Affirmative eeaAters were victorious
Tie 1exE a. a.eet los 9ss&ls =: ~asss,yez Ia,
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A Progressive whist PARTY.

NJ. and Ms George ?. Zimmerman. Of ISIS
Fifth street., entertained $ number OF friends On
Wednesday evening Progressive whss. va. tie
game selected wifi whose pleasures 20 speed
the moments swsy. The frs. prizs fell 20 tie
loI OF N-s Harlow, and Ms weix woa the
second There was also music and refresh
msn.A Those present on the happy occasion
were; NJ AID Mrs T. P. Harlow, Dr.. and Mra
&. Smith, VI. s13 Mrs James Greene. Mr. and
Mrs. " Z WEEK. Mr. a1a Ms W G. wilson. Dr..
and Ma CoAa and Miss Ethel Eahie
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The Diagnothian Society.

The Disgnoshian Literary Society held is Ctr
regular meeting On Friday afternoon, il roon 8
Of the 7. I. Minor school, with John Carol,
president. in the chair. Tie second division
had charge Of the performances, and re follow
ing programme vss rendered.
Recitsi0a-"Throagh Death 70 I4fs"
....-...-..--..--.-M Miss 2 "a Alexander
Com position--"Ar1ol9's Treason" Nj Ray Burt
RecitAsion-'Fir snow Fall" Miss Ethel Lake
Com posiGoo--"Ruxsia1 E-pire" .......-...
...--......-..-.-... NJ. Edward Garrett
RecisAtioa-~The Poor Mans shesf'
-..-----.... Miss Matte Rock
"Proer2st1a2tiou-
Laura Cads
Rscitetion-"FIying Jin's Las: Lexp'' -...-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bessie Fa-nances
conyositsoa-"storn Lake
..----..-.--.--.---..-.-M r. Css-les Dabney
Rec5ts.ion-s1Ths Mariners Dream.
conpositioa--sThe Pilgrim. Mr.. Bailey Epsky
Recitation Miss Minnie Woodward
IoE1 POSITION Mss I2EZae Rock
Recitation ............Hr Mr.. John Blzkeney
Eeeltsfaoa- .-.----...-....--..Als Annie Daoney
Debate" Resolref, That iron Is more useful
thsn gold" A13-mgtigs-Mr. Merton Brewer
and Miss Olga Christ Negsfve-Mr. Willie
Warner and Miss Edith Cook
The dehats was decided il favor Of the arm
sslTe. after g varu discussion
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the government Of Crest Britain affords greater
sssvantxyss 10 its citizsuz than the government
OF the United states" TIE leaders appointed
are: NJ. c. Z shank and Mr. 7. g Porter, az
frr1ssiTe, and NJ II. B. EGntlsy aat Mr.. n. 7.
EesseItine, rsSsriys.
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NJ snd Mrs George Neaeharn. g. their home
on ReE.ol heights, entertained . number o.
their friends Friday evening, the event being q
contest 81 progressive erokiusie, Mrs Elliott
VI. Brown snd Captain n D. Ballard winning
the hoaors. the Latter capturing the boooy p,iss
Those p-ssec. were: Rev. and Mrs Elliott r.
Brown, Captain and Mrs ". D. Ballard, Rev
and Mrs. Coe, d.. and Ms. J. B. Esglesou, NJ
and Mrs ". n Cx-rahe-, Dr.. and Mrs. j. "
Prsthe-, Mr.. and Ma z W. Nils. Nj and Mrs.
George 2 MsseAan, Mss Clark, NJ. Wright
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81. Marks and the 7. VI. c. A.

On Tuesday night the Altar Circle eod B-ota-
erhood OF 81 Andrew entertained TIE MEMBERS
OF the Young Mems Christian Association 81
their roors o. froaf street. nezr Plks After
the programme lad beer rendered. refresh
neats were served Following are The numbers
given:
Trio DIS. Lessee aE5 Tho-sel and Miss Powell
Male Qusrte..e-'Fairy Moonlight
- 81 MARKS Q1artetse
so3o-AAn Old Garden. -..-...------M Mr. Stirring
Duet-yiolin AID Gallo. Drz- Lessee and Iaorson
whistling solo Mss Hamilton
yoeaI soio-.The Village Blacksmith" ------
Mr. Ashton
soio-~MEgrorsttess -.........-.--.-AE. Gibbons
soso-~The Workers" -Guo1oc
NJ G y. Saunders.
Piano soio-"Afr Con ysrle" r. 5 Sharpe
QuErtetts-f.Stz-s CT tie Sumner Nizhs
ss Marks Choir
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Guonod Choral society.

TIE eDo7o9 Choral Society h.s elected ~.
following o@es-ss President. NJ. Lozis B-1s-.:
vice pres4asat Ars z B BarveII; treasurer.
Nj Il !. Es21lss secretary, N.ss Los.ss PosIs:
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The Phflomatheau Society.

Tie Phtloze1hesa Society Of the s-ste uni
ysrsisy held an interesting meeting on Friday
afternoon TIE subject Of the debate was:
.Rssosscd, Ina; military drill should NOS
be made compulsory in shs Cniyers-
ity o. Warrington" On the sflrrns-
live were Nr. Mcclellan. NJ. Greene
and Mr. B-yCn: on the negative. NJ shermer,
Ar. Turner and NJ D0rfy. Voluntary speeches
On ths karuzs1iys we're made By NJ Gririta,
NJ. Eeras NJ Durham and NJ. Lagston. and
on TIE negative BY Mr.. kellogg. Tie judges were
Mr.. Willard, Mss George and Miss Thompson
TIE negative side won. In addition 10 the de-
bate tAs following programme Was rendered:
yocsl solo Frank p Atkins
TSsar Henry Ewing
ReaGiry Miss Agnes Ward
Recl.a1.o1.... Miss Myrss stephens
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Rallard-Xulaav.

On Wednesday last Mr.. George c Ballard ana
Mss Minnie N. Willsey. eoth OF West Seattle,
were married BY the Rev. Clark Davis
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Surprise to Miss sheahan.

Asurpriss party wss rendered 10 Miss Mabel
sheahsn, a. 40 South Eleventh street. On
Friday night The evening vss devoted 10
music and dancing. aad Refreshments were
served Later. Those present were: Mss SaEaie
Russell, Miss Nellie Cowea. Miss Julia Ortiz.
Miss Lizzie Ortiz, Miss Bsxs.e vznna-t, Mss
Jennie Lunch, Miss Jennie Shaze-, Miss Cora
Taorndyke. Miss Gertis Butler, Miss Rosa Reed.
Miss Annie Calligx1. Miss Lille Donaldson,
M.ss May Spauldsng, Mss Birdie Fstxheary,
Miss Laura Miller, Miss Annie Wise. Miss Carrie
Miller. NJ. and Ma Henry Shsshsn, Captain
and Mrs spsuld.ng, NJ. and Mrs. Lesnder Miller,
Ny. W. Brewster. NJ Ed Thomas, Mr.. Morton
Atkinson, NJ. George Russell, NJ Charley
Shaw. NJ. u Carson. Mr.. o. Carson. NJ. George
Fitxhenry, NJ. Ernest Jsnner, Mr.. Fred Wash.
NJ. Ed Herring, NJ. Earl Snyder. Mr. James
Wilson, NJ. Solomon Davis. NJ. VIII Walsh, NJ.
James sheahA1. NJ. Ernest Hsrrsll, Mr. VIII
Ingiis, NJ. Gerald Fink and NJ. Allison Craw-
foyi
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A very pleasant evening ". easovSd Thars-
cav at TIE social given AZ the First Chris.fsa
church hy shs pastor. the Rev. T. Z Danlaa
Tbs early part OF the evening Was spent IL sozg
Eaa praise services. teacher meeting, zra tee
Administration OF the ordinance OF baptism
after which general sOclAl tina w.s sasnvea
~ al 4 bounssial supply Of delicious fruit.
had heea provided sa1 VAS shared By al rre.-
eat TIE usGuss n wAicA those present were
entertained = ample proof tha; tAs pastor and
his sGiSo4s vile are 10 rev hAads a. this scr,
c. business, but kaos jest how 10 make even
kIrs-r2yE fee a. bona
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Xee ladies' Ala and Pastors Uniou Of Trinity
y. I church have inAagursted tAs custom az
i2oat2ly invitations 70 their gentlemen friends
10 aEop II On their meetings AZ about n n,
&a2 ASSIST them IL Gispesing Of q lunch
1As nesting last Wednesday wu a.
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TIE ladies' 81 tie Eirss Unitarian church are
arranging sor a AlaaeF SyapSonis 2aa vocal
and Instrumental eo2esrl ERs .EAlr win -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-24

TIE funeral services OF Mrs Julia Williamson
were held yesterday afternoon 81 2c'cioek 8, ne
Church Of OR Lady ct Good Help The remains
ware eonveyed 20 Calvary cemetery By speezal
train over TIE Seattle, Lake shore & Ezxts-a
railway
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-24

accom- pan1st, Mr.. C. Z Roberts; nasac2! asFss-
Tor wr 4 Al Darling TIE society hss decf1-1
TO give a chamber eozcs-s - 81 early Gate
There viii he . meeting a. f1s rooms OF sns
musical institute il sae 0eca1ea IA b1oek On
-saxr T~s@ssfsv eyersrE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-24
zach one gsve his or her highest an.
The AlphH Literary Society

AZ IRE RECALLS. meeting .: TIE Alphs Literary
socissy. which wsx he'd IN room 10 Denny
school, On Tuesday, TIA following programme
was given:
Sorg-''Lo, tie Glad May Mora" The Society
RScIt&;4On-~Boy % TIE Arctic -.
.-...........:.-..- ....... .--Mr-&ask shu,,es
See1;Atsoa-"A YorscsoGs Goat. ..........
$500 -.4.---. -..- Miss Alberta Jones
Nusic-"Rsv .-.- 49,. Miss EstellA Cole
DescriPtion-"Iae Horned Viper ........-..
...--.-.-.-----.. ......... Mr.. ETnss. SASaer
Rscisation-'.An Unfortunate Visitor
.-....--..-..--. -....... -.... Miss Ms-v Esy
Autobiography az a Flower" Miss L E-ls EQstis
Austc-~Zephyr NAstzf Miss Nellie Huck.ps
Composiuoa-''D Diamond RAttlesnSke" .....
ny. AGO. rl koS.ts
Rsci1Stsoa--"HOlleN Victories" ...-......-..-
-----.. s.,... .-....... .-.. Miss EditA kellogg
Composit5on-"Cotton"-. Mr.. William Murray
Fspsr-"Alpha Gazette" ......... N.ss Grace PIE
"AGtobiosrsphx 81 $ Peucfl" Miss Della Parker
Siogrsphy-''9ohn Quincy Adams .....-.-.-
...-....--- Nus Laura " sllScs
Rse.tAuoR-"asg BiS Brothers Beau. -
description Of Pos peii Mss Gertrude PAGE
MISUNDERSTANDING o. the Pilgrims .....
-----. .-.-..-.-....- AR CLARK Manning
Com Fosl itoo--'SSess --.. &T. John simmer
Soag-"DSre 80 SAY No'......-.......Ta Tie society