The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

g;neljars, IT,. Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Steele.
GET. land Mrs. c. W. Turner. Mr. and
Mrs. |; r. Trosbrsdze. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Wleisc. Mr.. and MIRA Frank ~ Wilcox.
Mr.. aad MIRA woodsorth. Ar. and Ms.
TayieN, Mrs.. Bonney. Miss McMEilsn. OF
La Ct,sse. Miss Hughes, Miss Cass. Miss
G1inSsn, Miss Jessup. OF Portland: Miss
s.eel!. Mics Rice. Mr.. Stevens, Of San
Fransisco: NJ. Gs6hardt-
In Honor Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Biaiea.
MR. and Mrs. z. l. Sanford gave an
eyening company on Thursday. in honor
OF MI and Mrs. T. r. Blaine. before their
Departure for the East. These invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Blaine. Mr. and
Mrs. y. g. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. c. u.
ssim4on. Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Cock. Mr..
and Yrs. W. s. Relfe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Gazzs;n, Dr.. and Mrs. W. A. shannon. Dr..
and TIrs. r. ". Willis. Nr. and Mrs F. II.
Pohn'io-tf. Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Hill.
Nr. and Mrs. J. X. Macdonald. Mr.. and
Mrs. ALLEN y. Cook, Mrs Freeman. Mr.. Z.
N. Wooley, Mr.. J. 4. Boyer. Mr. W. W.
Aivekson, Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Meac;lam, Mr.. and Mrs. y. H. Latime-,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman.
The following evening. Friday, Mr.. and
Mrs. John @. Barnes also gave party to
Mr. s;nd Mrs. Blaine Those invited were:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reutien Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. l. w Clock,
Mr.. Ind Mrs. James Boutwell,, DR.. and
Mrs. NV. A. Shannon. DIR. and Mrs. T. v.
Goodrpesd, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren L. Gaz-
xam,t Mr. and Mrs George f. Meacham.
sSnA -
Patttn. Mr.. D. W. Bass and Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. II: Peterson.
The Childssn at North seattle Bspttss.
Lett Sunday was chiIdren's day at the
Nortsi Seattle Baptist church. corner Of
Cedsr and Third streets. The interior Of
this schurch. which vas thoroughly reno
waited and greatly beantified this spring,
was ION this day scene Of beauty, rem
deref 80 by the def fingers and willing
hearls of the young reop!e Of the church
and congregation. Floral decorations
wer,t everywhere, from large arches to the
smaller bouquets which adored each seat.
All searly corners were presented at the
door with buttonhoie bouquet of pansies.
programme was rendered consisting
Of congregational singing. responsive read
ingss addresses by Superintendent Comp
ton and Pastor NJ. l.. Rugg. with recita-
tions, etc. by the pupils Of the Sunday
schos3i. Especially worthy OF note was
the violin solo by Master Clyde
Gresham. The exercises Of the primary
CLASHES were prominent feature
occasion. The platform was crowded by
abo9t forty little people. who rendered sew
eral solos. choruses and recitations in .
rleaaing manner. Little Robert Mcknight
gavS = ringing speech on the Sunday
schdol army. which on any other day
would have elected great applause. In
concluding their exercises they gave the
oldet people an object lesson by taking up
collection to the refrain:
R.oppins: dropping: dropping.
every one for Jesus,
He will count them all.
After the children had marched to heir
seast general collection was taken for the
new chapel car Emanuel. which is to
travel up and down the Pacific coast.
Chi.aren's Day st FraakIin.
CHiidren's day was celebrated in the
chtfch at Franklin last Sunday by the
Sunday school and its friends, who filled
the( house to overlooking. 1t was the best
CONCERT Of its kind that the school has
given since its organization year and q
hala ago and reelected much credit upon
those who have labored long and faith
fulls' to restore to the school its former
proSperity.
The entertainment consisted Of songs,
diaSogues and Rotations. The children
wis took part were: Anna Bowes. The
resi- White. Alice Lassoi e, Jcmima Johns,
Hattie Holt. Lizzie Pugh, Dickie Evans,
Pasi Boyd. Willie Comstock, Arthur
Wisiams. Teddie Harris, Robbie Adams,
Stap!ey Harris, Jobie White, Josie White,
AnSrew Adams.
Ihe superintendent Of the school, Mr.
William Head. vas chairman Of the even
ingi The opening prayer and closing ad-
dress were made by the pastor. Rev. II. 7.
SHEPARD. A large contribution was made
to NE Sunday school and publishing So
cieSy. The music was in charge of Mr..
EdSards and was much enriched and
Strengthened by the fine cornet playing OF
MI; John Williams, who kindly gave his
| services Mrs. Comstock acted efficiently
as |rganis,, and Mr.. Edwards and Mrs.
Boxes contributed duet to the pro-
gramme. In behalf Of the Missionary So
ciesy Pastor Shepard wishes TO thank all
Wig lent their aid to the entertainment
Chiidren's bay At Centralia.
Children's dav was a memorable one to
thescongregation and Sunday school OF
thee Presbyterian church in Centralia.
Thy handsome interior OF the church was
ma;c peculiarly beautiful by elaborate
declarations. cvergreens. ferns, flowers in
gre;lt variety and proIusion, together with
soty birds. used for the purpose.
4 ?nc programme MAS given in the morn
iu,i the well-snown "Eesper Quartette'
chSr leading the music. and a goodly
nu!nbes of children attending 10 the reel
talons. Rev. benjamin Parsons presented
TO :he sunday schoo! a library of 100 new
| books, e,it from \ friend of his in New
! Y,ys The evening exercises consisted of
/ ch.tice music. with brief address from the
/ ra.tor
| J. Young Peoples Society of Christian
! Ei$ieavor held its first meeting AT tn. m.
wtsh ioo young people in attendance. On
| ths whole the day was q memorable one
ioii this thriving congregation.
! high school CONNIE ncement.
| yhe High school commencement will
| co:ne ell Oh Tuesday next. and fifteen pu-
! pl;s will receive diplomas Tho pro-
/ grsmme IS nos yet mplesc. hut as near
asf,an be decided upon II is about as fol-
| lows. except IN the respect that 81 the fif
| teSn graduates ba. seven viii deliver
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