The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-26

W 1&0 mool8teiy lutes.
(H ested. A '.smok-
~ NJ a.. I er" given Thurs
A~ day evening by
AN the Union Club
N was thoroughly
Wv delightful. The
same evening Mr.. Allen 4. Mason enter
tanned . large body Of his Masonic friends
81 Masonic hall By IN illustrated lecture on
Che Holy Land. Several Of the leading
fratsrnai societies have held successful
eocials and entertainments this week.
Thursdsy and Friday evenings many
persons socially inclined went through the
rainy streets to Chickering hall to attend
the festival Of the First Free church. A
variety Of booths were interpreted
throughou: the room. with stage It one
end on which speakers, actors and singers
appeared from time 70 time, with . gypsy
fortune telier's tent ct the other end.
Zach section Of the hail seemed to be .
pIscs of amusement, and the social dies
buxssd from place to place. tarrying often
hese and there and exhibiting preference
lss the tissure paper booth presided over
b two young ladies adorned with tissue
paper dresses. Flowers, both artificial
md natural, and Worlds fair pocketbooks
wsrs among the decorations. The stage
peogfamme included vocal and instru-
mental music and tableaux. and Miss
Bushans. Miss Saimson and Miss Chides-
TT, also Mrs. Murray, Prot. and Mrs.
Gerard Geyer participating. The fortunes
told by Mrs. r. II. Noble are said 70 have
been reliable, but did not In all cases give
satisfaction, too muchl truth being i'm
parted for Is cents, the amount charged.
Last night dance was given under favor.
aAls conditions.
Unjon Club Smoker.
Thursday evening the Union Club gave
another enjoyable ''smoker." The pro-
eramms was arranged by Mr.. D. X.
etevens. Mr.. Robert Sale Hill. and Mr..
George 7. Milliken. It was IN impromptu
programme from beginning to end. Mr..
Niliiken led of with ballad, Mr.. Batch
10y following with bass solo. Both were
encored. Mr.. James Morris sang Chinese
songs. Tho Water Wheel" was given by
lr. Hill. and Mr.. g. G. Chandler sang
another bass solo. Others participating
were Mr.. Gilbert Girrard and DR.. Chap
man. Among those present, in addition
70 those participating in the programme,
wers: Mr. +. B. Wallace, Mr.. James
Pickles. Mr.. Marshall Bond, Mr.. Theo
Hosmer, Mr.. A. NJ. Ingersoll, Mr.. C. B.
Hurley. Mr.. George p. Eaton, Mr.. c. A.
6nowdon. Mr.. Howard c. Potter, Mr.. E.
n. Castillo. Mr.. c. s. Turtellot, Mr.. C. B.
xabriskie, Mr.. p. c, Kaufman. Mr.. H. d.
Thomas, Mr.. l. w. Anderson, Mr.. Samuel
witkeson, Mr.. John S. Baker, Mr.. Charles
Marble and Mr.. Burrell.
I. o. @. r. Socials.
Ivy Lodge, No. 81, did not hold ito ses-
SION last Friday. owing to . very success
fal social held the preceding evening.
This 10 the infant lodge Of the fifth dis
tict, and is rapidly increasing the men,
bership. The members have started to
raise money to buy q lot in or near Tisdale
addition and build . hall for themselves.
Dauntless Lodge, No. SO. held its regular
session last Saturday. Considerable busi-
hess regarding a coming social was trans
acted. Those participating in the pro-
framme were: Mr.. Patton. Miss Bruce,
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Bartlett. Mr.. McNeill,
Nj. Smith. of J. B. Finch Lodge, No. 1I2;
Mrs. Oakley. Miss Sherman and Mrs.
Blanchard. of Ivy Lodge. No. o.. and Mr..
Fisher, Of Tacoma Lodge. No. 4, Of Olym-
pa we're present as visitors.
Concert 1T the Paddock Hospital.
Another concert was given at the Fam
ME Paddock hospital last night by the
choir Of the First Baptist church, under
the direction of Mr.. T. r. Davenport. The
cusrtette consisted of Miss McGinnis. Mrs.
Buchanan, Mr.. Gribble and Mr.. Lung.
The programme was as follows:
Piano dues-"Danse PoetiQue" .....St Sasns
Mrs. Gariiek and Mr.. Davenport
epying song-"finsuu' .-...........-Q uartette
tt.ao..Madrienns" MeGinnis
Violin solo-"csll Ne Thine own".......-..
SSa .' Break. Break" Choir
psans .--.---..-'-.......-.-..- MI. kosiing
eon'raiso solo-"The Wedding Day. -.
en.. ,.;;..-;.,..; Mr.. Buchanan
Mr.. shesr,nsn, OF Olympia. Lectures.
Mr.. W. II. Sherman, G. c. T.. gave
very successful lecture under the auspices
o. Washington Lodge. No. 1. on Wednes-
Gay evening. Owing to slight illness he
"" obliged 20 cancel his other engage
nien's for this week and return home TO
olympia. The J. Il. Finch Lodge, No. li2.
vas TO have given a lecture by Mr.. Shear
man on Thursday evening but owing 10
MS illness they were obliged TO postpone
The members went to their lodge
rom and held short business session.
visitors from several lodges were present
.his lodge will hold weight social" on
iasrsday evening at its rooms.
Ieetured on the Holy Land.
Ar. Allen c. Mason has spent some time
q TIE preparation of q lecture on the
molly Land. which is illustrated by stere-
epsicon pictures. the originals OF which
we're taken b. Mr. Mason himself while
Haveling around the world with Mr..
Sharies :. Reeves about year ago.
thursday evening Mr.. Mason delighted a
axe gathering OF his friends at Masonic
sli by giving this lecture. At the con-
3as'on OF the lecture Mr.. Mason presented
sea Person present with . cigarette made
9lerusa.em.
stearnsHenry Nnptfais.
On Wednesday. at the Msssasoit hotel.
NJ Charles +. S.earns, Of Edison, and
A@s Martha 4. Henry, Of Seymour. Ind,
ss married. The bride is a sister of Mrs.
s.ses IL. Greer. of Edison. and Of Mr.. NJ.
1ssU' Henry, sn Idaho real estate and
aiming man. Mr.. Stearns is one of the
xa.son.