The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

Mr.. c. @ Tucker, Mr. " Spauiding. Mr..
{. Winans. Mr.. G. Sutherland. Mr.. ".
Newton. Mr. L. ". Suter, Mr. H shaw.
Mr.. Frank Porter, Mr.. r. Bickerton. Mr..
Frank Corabs. NJ T. A. Gardner. Mr.. Sid
ney Gale, Mr. Hunt. Mr.. +. Martin. Mr..
G. \. tucker. Mr.. W G. Burke. Mr.. s.
Archibald, Mr.. Ira Rank, Mr.. W. c. Sutton.
Mako Christmas Happy for the Poor.
The ladies of the Board of Friendly
Visitors are anxious 10 do what they can
to make Christmas . welcome holiday TO
the hundreds OF poor people who are not
only without the means Of procuring any
extra enjoyment on such a happy occa-
sion, but many of whom are actually snf-
fering for want of the necessaries of life.
The good ladies' of this board invite the
charitably-inciined people OF the city 10
send donations of every kind TO their
rooms in the Seattle National bank block
before next Friday. when bundles will be
made up for distribution among the
worthy poor. They especially request
parents to ransack their nurseries and
clothes presses and send such clothing for
children as they can spare.
Latona Card Club At Mrs Downs'
On Thursday evening the Latona Card
Club held its regular weekly meeting at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Downs, on Scott street. The evening was
spent IN card playing and dancing and
refreshments were served. These present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Brock, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Miller, Mr.
and Mrs III. C. Adams, Mr. and Mrs J. NJ
Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Carr,
Mrs. :. '. Sprague. Miss Allie Wilbur, Miss
Leftie Sprague, Mr.. James III. Rablin. Mr.
Albert ii. Carr, Ar- Ben Cole. Mr.. Thomas
Lowers, MFR. George +. Redpath, Mr.. ]. T.
Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. w. %. Downs.
Trinity Church Choir Musicale.
The second of the series of musicales in
aid of the Trinity parish church choir
fund was held at the Parish house, on
Cherry street. between Seventh and
Eighth. on Thursday evening, and was in
every respect great success. The sing
ing of Miss Johnson Mr.. Alex NJ Rey-
nolds and Mrs. w. III. Whittlesey was a
great treat. Mr.. Herman JuIich and Mr..
Bert Williams sang in their usual excel
lent form, and Miss Marion Atwood's
playing left nothing to be desired in the
duet with Mr.. l.. A. Darling and her
solo. All the performers received weli-de-
served recalls, to which they kindly re-
sponded.
Master Burt stevens Surprised.
The friends of Master Burt Stevens gave
him very pleasant surprise at the resi-
dence of his parents, 2l05 Madison street,
on Friday evening. The young people
were entertained with recitations by Miss
a, ahx~.n
etc. Among those present were: Misses
Annie Reynolds, Mile Fox, Helen CHS
holm, Olga Crist, Edna Lane, Maud Pease,
Nellie Talbot, Genie Moulton. Sadie Brew
ster, Addie Marshall. Masters Burt Stevens,
Chester Fox. Fred Thedinga, Roger De
Wolf, Robert James, Bert Ehle, Jerry
Perry. Waldo Shocks, Glen Fergis, Week
ford Thompson.
Ladies' French Club at Mrs. stewart's.
The Ladies' French Club met on Thurs
day at the residence of Mrs. Alex 3. Stew
art on Marion street. where they were
Hospitality entertained. At these meetings
all conversation is carried on in French
and the reading of modern French plays
in the vernacular is INDUCED in. The next
meeting will occur at the residence OF Mrs.
Joseph f. Mcknight on Sixth and Marion
streets. The members of the club are:
Mrs. Alex b. Stewart, Mrs. Joseph f. Nc
Naught. Mrs. George +. Gund, Mrs. H.
Clay Eversoie. Mrs. Sarah b. Selmes, Miss
Struve, Miss Brookes, Miss Halter.
Parlor Lecture Mt Mrs. Haines'.
About thirty ladies attended the fourth
of the series of ten lectures on THE Great
Religions of the World" given at the resi-
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Union streets. on Friday afternoon by Mr..
Alfred w. Martin. of Tacoma. Confucian-
ism, the religion of intellectual China. was
the topic treated of. which was not I'm
ished, as the speaker was obliged to
shorten his time in order to catch the boat.
The next lecture will be given next Friday
afternoon at 80 at the residence of Mrs.
George H. Hebron, when Zoroastrianism,
the religion of Persia. will be discussed.
Afternoon Charity Parties.
A large number of ladies assemble yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
III. e. Bond on Thirteenth and Columbia
streets, where progressive euchre was in
dulged in. liz was the first of a series of
afternoon charity parties to be given for
the Joint benefit of the Ladies' Relief So
ciety and the Bureau OF Associated Char
tiles. One hundred invitations were sent
out. one-half from the membership of the
Ladies' Relief Society IN alphabetical
order and the other half by the hostess.
Each guest contributes 30 cents. The next
one will be held in couple of weeks
Mas Olsen's Birthday Party.
Miss Belle Olsen was surprised at her
home at Alki point. West Seattle. last
Sunday morning by a number of her
friends arriving on the steamer Michigan
nj $50 O'Clock. The occasion was her
birthday. Although taken completely by
surprise, Miss Olsen Was equal 10 the
emergency and invited the guests into the
house. where an elegant lunch was served
Among those present were Miss May
Amunds, Miss Daisy Hansen. Mr. l.. HUI
sether, Mr.. A. J. Lee aud Mr.. A. II. soel-
berg.
Brooklyn Congregational Bazaar.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Brooklyn
Congregational church held its second an
nuaI bazaar in the church building on
Broadway on Wednesday evening. Sew
eral booths were erected where articles of
all kinds were exposed for sale. aud nice
lunch vas served. Early IN the evening a
very attractive programme was rendered,
consisting Of Rotations, tabsesnx and q
Columbian drill The Brooklyn band fur.
nished music for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. we.tserg Surprised.
4 pieasan, surprise party was given to
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Westberg at their resi-