The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24


vas sas sn4ueemezt held osi 70 the yosng pso-
pie 10 att@1s, ss each gEsss wts ex peSses4 10
G0aSfe p@rny so- each year o. as age
Mrx Z b. BsaeecS sz1 hsr 6szzatss. 2iss
Susie Hsuecek Esye satsd thesr ress2=nee foF
ska season aad have taken apartments - i6e
ssfsA .. Yssgez
on Frs1ar svszirx 4 tseSssr box party Was
given By slss Emery. her guests bring aiss
FaEfA. Miss sssgFs. Mss asAA' Mas i--ses aa-
Mrx- Z. A. stEcuL
On Tuesday, ewsufr~ NJ J. J. MefsilvrAy zsvs
box party AZ tue thesssr. as gossts oe5ng nj.
saa Nrs. Thossss Burke. Nj Aoa @fs- A0ss
!. Carl sek aa1 Mis- MssfBErsy.
Mr. r. h Collier. chief postal clerk OF sae
Sortnwss.s-a division. an1 Mrs. comet SDo
have been making 3 tour o. the SOUND c3s2ss'
PASSED through sesti.e yesterday.
On M9aeAy evening Mrs Cksrsss 7. Ehiftis-
asy. Mrs. X b AlDe-ssoa. Miss De Wolfe, NJ n
W. CelsuAa. 9r. g. Neads Emory an1 b - =
RAMSAY occupied box 81 sae ihesisf.
Mr. and Mrs \. II. IAtimsr gaze 8 iaes'sf
pargY on Tuesday evening, their guests aelag
Ms Isttleas!a Of Por. TOWNSEND; Aisa
QzImsy. Of aoaat Vernon, AID Gs. W. n
Moore.
Tslsssii that NJ. Howard Bske- will some
tire ia Fstzna.y InArry Mrs Josephine "hna''
Of ChgcsEo. Mrs wEbnr has raaBy tncaas IN
70 g city where she wa vtsftiag iof some ilL&"
last winter
II rnmo-sd that Rev l. W. Read, late passor
OF the Market stree, Baptist chnFca. IN this elty.
has received call TO tbs pastoraie OF the FIRST
Baptist ehurch Of Denver, where he prssehe1
last Sunday.
M. and Mrs.. waiter Brown. Of Port Towns
aad. Miss nlae, Mrs Hall, Mr.. aad MIRA j. .
Bowker and NJ. II. Burnett, Of Victoria came
10 sesitIs expressly for tie purpose OF seeing
Cleopatra"
TIE doll which has been exhibited a; the store
OF Hyams. Pauson & Co was given away on FIJI
day evening 81 O'Clock By the Young Womsn's
Auxiliary t. the Temple, Miss Andrews IS ths
recipient, ss2 bsiEg the lucky number.
The Seattle Choral society had very success
ful rehearsal az est Paui last Monday even
ing There was full attendance OF the mem
bsrs. and tt was decided that as the regular
meeting night fell on Christmas day, TO post
pone IL for one week.
The beautiful Christmas oants.a OF Charles
Gabriel, santa claus Vision will be ren-
dered by the Madison street sunday school on
Christians night Other appropriate exercises
Will also DC given. There viii be 8 hrtstn1as
tree for the children.
The officers OF the newiy-Eormed New Eng
land Club are: President. John Fairfield; vice
Presidents, Capt 4. r. sYrauiding, Maine; VI. NJ.
Holmes, New Hampshire. ~ ". Grout, Rhode
Island: Erastgs Bfsinsri. Connecticut; Mrs r
G. PiuIHlsy, Vermont: secretary treasurer, trea
Rice Kowsll.
The concert at the North Seattle Baptist
chareh lnst evening was decided success The
chorus OF twenty voices was a feature OF the
evening. Rev. h. J. Pierce. the aeiing pastor
OF the church, delivered "a lecture In connection
with the social concerning the early history OF
the Christian religion ana OF music
The Benevolent and Protective Order OF Elks
gave "a hard time social session last evening at
their lodge rooms on the fourth floor OF the
stevens hotel. The chairman of the evening
was Bast Grand Exalted Ruler Brother Frank
Girard. of the Brooklyn, \. Y. lodge, who is
member of the Little Puck" company. The
session well attended
The afternoon charity party given by Mrs. II.
G. BOND last Saturday was a gratifying success,
both socially and financially, nearly all those
invited having responded. six.hand euchre
was the amusement provided. Mrs G. J. Smith
winning the prize. Tho next party will be
given ~ the residence OF Mrs. J. q. scurry, on
James and Eleventh streets
Miss Edith Howard Jones arrived from Hutch
inson. Kan. on Monday and viii spend the win
ter with her brothers, SIR. 81. X. Jones and Mr..
r. 2. Jones. Miss Edith is graduate of the
New England Conservatory of Music, aud has
filled the position Of instrueusss OF piano at the
Conservatory OF Music at Hutchinson, Kan, ana
Minneapolis She was a resident OF Seattle be-
fore the ire
The fifth In the series of ton parlor lectures
on the Great Religions OF the World" was de-
iivered By Rev A. ". Martin, of Tacoma. on
Friday afternoon At the residence OF Mrs. George
III. Hebron. ltUT Cherry street His topic was
DEMONSTRATION. the Religion OF Persia" The
next lecture viii be delivered next Friday after
noon at the Rainier hotel, when the subject of
"MohAmmedAnism" will be discus sed
Invitations have been issued for the first of
the second series OF rece ptions to be given by
the members Of ATcaua Lodge. No. -, r. and A.
NJ, which will occur in Masonic temple. Tues
day syeaing. December %, at which time the
regular annual installation OF the officers of the
lodge will also take place. The guests viii be
admitted only on invitation cards, the number
of wh ch has been limited in order that the
rooms may not De too crowded.
Hon. Clsud Catch. mayor Of Salem, 10 in the
city with bis family 70 spend Christmas with
hts father. President I. n. Catch, OF the state
university. Mr. Catch. although young man.
Is leader In political well as social
circles OF the capital OF oregon. and
has been mentioned IS being the best man
for the Republican gube-uatO nomination.
He prefers quiet domestic life TO political
honors however. and is in politics for the hene-
az OF his friends rather than for personal ad-
yAnCemcut
The many friends Of Miss Oracle r Koch viii
| DC pioase1 70 near WAX sbe has taken az Der
residence in MiihSim on the Rhine, which city
Is across the river from Cologne. Germany.
| where she has entered the Conservatory of
I Music % take full course Of studies. which
viii include theory, technique, defamation, in-
| stTumental aud vocal music Having been for
| the past three years With Nine. Criyoni Of this
| city. under the Italian method, IL enabled Miss
/ Koch 90 at once become one OF the foremost
/ scholars of the conservatory. In addition to
I the above studies shn vtn rece{ya rrfystA An
( strgcuou from Prot Stolrrnberg. who Is con-
/ sidesod one 81 the Gncst tenor singers In Europe
/ When this young Lady returns 70 Seattle, which
/ Wi "a In ahnut LAl VAR ahn vii M hnl. ~ b.,