The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-19

to certain persons present. adoing greati.
to the amusement of the company.
Wedding and Birthday Anniversary.
A very pleasant evening was spent at tn
home of DR.. and Mrs. William Chapman
at Brooklyn on Tuesday. the occasion be
ing the thirty-ninth anniversary Of thei
wedding day and the fifty-seventh birth
day of the doctor. Those present were
DIR. and Mrs. William Chapman, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eldon Scott. Mrs. A. G. Lombard
Mrs. A. Lombard, Mrs. T. ]. Carrie, Mrs
George Riser, Mr.. B. L. Chapman, Mrs. G
L. Case, Miss Pearl Case, Mrs. Nat earle
Miss Rose Lombard and DR.. and Mrs.
B. Chapman.
MRS. MacCulksy's Luncheon.
Mrs. A. E. MacCulsky gave a small lunch
con on Tuesday afternoon IN honor O
Mrs. Frank Taylor. Though given in thu
the curtains were drawn ant
light was furnished by gas and exquisitely
shaded candles. The guests were: Mrs
Frank Taylor, Mrs. H. G. Strive, Mrs
Bailey Gatzert. Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mrs
w. e. Boone, Mrs. H. A. Noble, Mrs.
NJ. Wrestling, Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek
Mrs. w. p. Goodwin.
A Lecture by Or. Alison.
On Wednesday evening, February p, DR.
Alison will deliver his lecture, 'S0eorg'
or. the Causes Which Led t
the Revolutionary War;" in the audi
forum of the First Presbyterian churci
under the auspices of the Y. P. s. G. E
No admission will be charged. All are in
vited, and a special invitation is extended
to the members of young peoples societies
An acquaintance social will follow TIM
lecture.
An owl social was given in the First NJ
E. church Friday night under the auspices
of the Epworth League. Miss Cole gav'
some fine selections on the violin. three
young men in owl mask gave a trio. Mr.
Perkins read a selection, Five Bache
lors. and DR.. w. P. George. the pastor
read the scene of Julius Caesar" contain
ing Marc Antony's Grafton, giving .
piece called "Conjugal Love" as an en-
core.
Market Street Baptist Social.
The ladies of the Market street Baptis
church gave an enjoyable social on Friday
evening. Miss Hattie Palmer gave a reel
tation which was 50 well received that she
was encored, and responded very happily
Mrs. A. E. Braymer, who is always popu
lar, read and was recalled. Mr.. A. Il
Braymer sang solo which was we'll re
ceived. Refreshments were then served.
The Rainier Club 1t Homo.
The Rainier Club will be ''at home" t.
its friends on Saturday in its new quarter,
in the Seattle theater building. The pro
gramme will be simple and informal. Al
from to p. m. there will be reception
to the wives and families of members. Be
ginning with 8 o'clock . stag reception
will be given. to which only members O.
the club are invited.
Personal Social Notes.
Mr. and MIRA W. c. Hebron have gone to Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. H. X. Strive will return from Californi,
tomorrow.
Mrs. F. A. Bell has postponed her Eastern triy
for two weeks
Mrs. Beriah Brown has almost recovered from
her stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. A. P. Hill, jr., left last night for Washing
ton City for a short trip
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edgar Mills have taken thei
at 1903 Tenth street
Mr. James r. Oberteuferi Is at present in w ash
ingtOn City and will return to this city in abou
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Trowbridgs have changed
their residence from 3l4 Blanchard street 4
"lvy Cottage" No. Ala Seventh street.
Mrs. E. A. Bridgeman and children left ove
the Northern last Monday evening for an ex
tended visit to relatives and friends in Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nevins leave Pttsburg
Pa, for Seattle this morning. Mrs. Nevins ha,
been in the East for several months aud Mr.
Nevins Joined her there few days ago.
Miss Amery, assistant in the office OF thu
clerk Of the United States court, left on thu
Walls Walla on Friday for San Francisco and
California She will be away sill
weeks
Miss Maude woodcock. OF 1906 Tenth street. ,
prominent member of the Ladies' Musica
Union, LETT Friday on q trip OF pleasure and
through Oregon and California Be
fore returning, Miss Woodcock will visit bel
mothers relatives in Missouri.
Rev. H. T. Shepard, pastor OF the Concrega
tional church at Black Diamond, attended tn.
tel on Wednesday evening. Mr.. Shepard wal
graduated from Harvard university with the
degree OF A. B. In 1883, and was q college friend
Of Rev. Wallace Nusting.
Coming Events.
The Evening Musical Club will have its mex
concert on Monday, February 81, at Psttis
de MusiQue.
The attention of the members Of the Youns
Mems Christian Association 10 called to the re
ception to be given by the Y. P. 8. C. F. OF th,
First Presbyterian church on Tuesday eyenins
next at Association hall. 14I7 Front street
Friendship Lodge. No. l. of the Street Ca
Employer Beneficial Association, will give ,
ball and entertain ment to its friends at Ranke,
hall on Thursday evening, and an address viii
10 made by President J. r. Hawks, and an ex
tended musical and literary programme Will b,
given.
The prohibitionis,s will hold a banquet ant
jubilee in the parlors of the Methodist Pro,es,
ant church. Third and Pine streets. on tn,
afternoon Of Washington's birthday. Rev. Clarl
Davis will be the POSTMASTER, and responses I,
concerning the prohibition caus.
will be made by some Of the ablest men In the
party.
The Seattle university will observe Washing
tons birthday as . holiday. In the evenin,
s"eie wiz pe sociaa ano literary entertain n
at the school. George Washington and hi
esteemed Martha will appear In costume, an.
other pleasant features will be added to make
happy evening for ali who may attend. II vii
be free 10 all.
The clam ehowder social to be given by thu
Trinity Methodist church, which has been post
poned for several weeks on account of the bsC
weather, will take place on, next Friday nigh
AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Fish
back. Victory street and Olympic avenue Al
friends aad members OF the church are invited
10 be present without further notice
The bail 10 De given for the bsneIit OF The DO
lice relief fund will come q a. the Armory O,