The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

Pastor, "Mercy ana Help Committee" Enter
tainment Committee" sour Glee Ciuo, II
nance Committee" The president, MI :: y.
EASTWOOD, made few remarks on the occasioa
of the company being called together, ana
voiced the sentiments of the members in wish
ing Mr. Enyart q god-speed and pleasant
connection in his new deid. MI. EnyH.r
in a few touching words, reviewed his stay IN
Seattle, and how much he hso Dsen penen'ee
by entering heartily into the work Win tne 80
of those associated with him All !oaneu
heartily in singing "Blest Be the 1ie ~
Binds" Following 10 list OF those present:
Mrs. Z. Webb, Miss Elsie Green. Miss Anna
Brown, Miss Kate McCsuley. Miss Ida Franz
land, Miss Carrie Hall, Miss Mary Downie, Miss
Ella Morie. Miss Minnie JONES' Miss Marion
Eastey, Miss Minnie Hughes, Miss Grace woo
man, Miss Lena Huckins. Miss Carrie Ham
mond, Miss AIDA Morie, Mr.. J. o. hestwood'
Mr.. Albert Edwards, MI. 9. A. Adams, IL
Frank Hoy, Mr. s. 8. Cutler, Mr. Fred LegaLe,
Mr.. J. B Finley, Mr.. N. P. Enyart, MI. ".
Powell, Mr.. Arthur Hall, Mr.. Fred Hoyt, Mr.. 4.
Webb Mr.. W. J. Germane, Mr.. Oscar Han, Mr..
C. e. sharp, Mr. J. H. Ward, Mr.. L B. Miller, MI.
John Brsuer and Mr.. c. E. Downie.
Organ Fund Circle Reception.
The Organ Fund Circle of Plymouth church
gave Q reception to the honorary members anu
those wishing to join the organization, on
Wednesday evening at the residence OF MISS
Edith Sanderson, of Twelfth and Columbia
streets. The following programme was carried
out:
WA ...... .Mr. Coleman, Mr.. Doids, Nj. Bowman
Encore.
Vocal solo. ............ Mrs C. A. Hughes
Soio; ~
by the secretary Mrs A A. Campbell
Duet. Mr.. Dodde and MI boWmsn
Instrumental music. Miss Julia L Chamoerhn
After the programme was completed refresh
ments were served. The tables were presided
over by Mrs. J. c. Reisinger, Miss Addie Harris
Miss Jennie Stewart and Miss Lizzie Roth. AL
present had good time.
Two Birthdays Celebrated.
Last Monday was the SD birthday OF Mrs.
Harmon and the $50 birthday of Mrs Parker, at
which time the following persons assembled at
the formers residence ct Edgewater to ceie-
brate the event and make it memorable Many
valuable presents were made, both as tokens OF
regard and mementoes of the occasion. Thus
passed one of the most delightful times in the
history of Mesdames Parker and Harmon
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Parker and
daughter Lille, Grandma Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
Severance, Mr. and Mrs. Hammond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Densmore, Miss Alice Booth, Miss Emily
Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
kins, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Page, Mr.. Ezra Groio,
Miss Alice Wilmott, Miss Annie Cullis, Mr.. A.
H. Avery, Mrs. Emma Avery, Miss Lucy Sever
ance, Mr.. and Mrs. Cullis, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
English, Mr.. and Mrs. Wooster, Mrs. Brunell
and children.
Mrs. A, II. Foote Entertains.
On Wednesday afternoon at her homo on
Albert street, Mrz. A. H. Foote entertained in q
very delightful manner q few OF her lady
friends. After spending some time socially an
elegant luncheon was served. Among those
present were Mrs. A. H. Foote, Mrs. H. N. Stew
art, Mrs. Walter W. Dearborn, Mrs. John R. Kim
near, Mrs. 7. c. McDivitt, Mrs. W. W. Wiltshire,
Mrs. R. 81. Denny, Mra J. N. Wallingford Mrs.
De Groute, Mrs Hattie l. Ward, Mrs. !. W.
Buzby, Mrs. D. o. Finch, Mrs. A. E. McDivitt,
Mrs. S. D. Crockett, Mrs. Frank P. Lee, Mrs.
Teater, Mrs. George R. Fisher, Mrs. 8. L. Craw-
ford, Mrs. George Kinnear, Mrs. D. A. Mitchell,
Mrs. w. r. Brawley, Mrs. George E. Miller, Mrs.
D. L. Fry, Mrs. G. L Marble, Mrs. J. c. Keith,
Mira c. F. Eshback, Mrs. E. J. McDivitt, Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. Oscar Knox and Miss Ida N. Foots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browns Social.
A social was given ON Friday evening BY Mr..
and Mrs. Brown at their residence, No $40 Bell
street. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Manning, Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Nebroeder, Mr.. and Mrs. J. John
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Morse, Mrs. K. Clark, Mrs. X. +. McConaghy,
Mrs +. Hoffman, Mrs. Baldus, Miss Adelaide
Boyle, Miss Lizzie Manning. Miss Bessie Man
ming. Miss Pearl johnson, Miss Emma Phillips,
Miss Jennie Bennett, Miss Alma johnson, Mr..
Charles Meseth, Mr.. l. A. Frazier, Mr.. G. Hutch
inson, Mr.. s. K. Heating, MT. Fred Ihrig, Mr.. J.
Nehrbus MI. L. A. Meyers, Mr. J. Clark, Mr.
Robert johnson, Mr.. Charles Chisholm. Mr.. Ed
Brown, Mr.. R. A. Hoppe. Mr.. B. II. Hopkins.
Mr.. A. L. Gottschalk, Mr.. Terry King, Mr.. J.
Ronkendorf and Mr.. Elmer Olinger.
The Weewyck Chautauqua Circle.
The Weewyck Chautauqua Circle met on
Monday night at the residence of Mr.. A. p. Bur-
well and enjoyed q Hawthorne evening. The
following programme was rendered:
Leader Miss Penfieid
One of Hawthorne's Stories .....
Critics report. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sketch OF Hawthornes Life. ..........
.....................M Miss Carrie Bigham
Reading, "Hawthorne," by Longfellow -.
Miss Kate Bigham
Initial Studies in American Letters 49,.
Miss Ethel Reid
uusio. -4hAoe DlSeIOW
Story of the Constitution-the amendments.
MI. daWley