The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-12

.A Of the week, soci.
~, ally speaking. The
First church 10 .
poTer in this city and demonstrated the
1sckto fine effect on Friday. Other af-
fats were given during the week by
vatious organizations. Tho Madison
ssrkct Methodist Episcopal church gave
ans entertainment on Tuesday. The La
dds Enchre Club gave the last Of its
senles for this season during the week.
Ths Minuet Club gave . pleasant social at
tha Arlington hotel last night. Mrs.
Jerome Cstlin's drive whist on Thursday
evening to . number Of her friends II re-
numbered with pleasure. Other notes
fossow.
RsssbyssriAn Church Entertsinment.
DR. Alison's wish that the First Presby-
terian church should have the name of
giving its moneys worth at oil its enter
tsinnents was splendidly realized on
Friday night in the dinner and concert
gwen ut Rsnke's hall. The membership of
tee church Is % large that the women
Composing the aid society have divided
themselves into several divisions, which
Sc 20 arranged that the members com.
Isrising each division shall be neighbors.
sfld therefore better able to cooperate in
Work. This entertainment was In charge
~ the second division of the aid society
sad under the management Of Mrs. Mont
Somery Russell. The supper was from 6
n, $50, and the musical enter tainment
1om $50 to 1880 The collation. was
.3pread in the dining room of the hall and
aerved by various women Of the second
"A tAA h. nhn Rf -. III
4ome OF whom were of other churches.
Those in charge of the tables and their as
fistants were a. follows: Mrs. w. r. Bal
fard, assisted by Miss Minnie G. Fogg;
Mrs. w. r. Boyd, assisted by Miss Fannie
Rathbone; Mrs. NJ. +. Backus. sassisted by
Miss Emma Atkins; Mrs. b. +.
Bush. assisted by Miss Roberts;
Mrs. John Cole, assisted by Miss Rice;
sNrA Martha Fulton. assisted by
ssMiss Augustine; Mrs. q. R. Niesz,
sassistsd by Miss Belle Cass: Mrs. G. J.
Smith, assisted by Miss Jene Alison; Mrs.
Montgomery Russell, assisted by Miss
Mary Strive: Mrs. II. A. Raser, assisted
/. Miss Caughy; Mrs. A. Young. assisted by
/: Mss Laura Hamlin: Mrs. G. T. Tyler,
assisted BY Miss Gretchen Piper. The ice
cream and salad table was in charge of
Mrs. G. J. Patterson. Mrs. b. Mccullough
and Mrs. David Gilmore. About 800 per-
sons attended tho dinner and entertain
mont and both were successful The pro-
Gramme in the main hall was carried out
~ per programme. except that Mrs.
Grambs was kept away by illness. Miss
Marguerite Mckinney took her place and
Was veil received. The opening number,
Nessler's "Behuet Dich Iott," by Mr..
Hermann Julich. was highly creditable to
that young vocalist. The programme,
varied somewhat in order, was as follows:
Violin. br. Nj. W. Frederick: vioionosiio, Pres
49,. George Bschman; piano. Dr. +. s. Palmer.
Herman Juiich.
~ Eyes Mis-: McK,nnsy :''''''''''''' los"
Emil De Ncui.
Whistling-"The Beautiful Blue Danube"
Miss Henrietta Hamilton. "N''
,s ..p psssss1i Fly. 80. E,helbsrs Nsvin
Miss Mae fosvin.
Miss Mckinney.
Mrs. y. Rosenberg Reception.
On Wednesday afternoon from to S
O'Clock Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg, of 46l
Olympic avenue. Queen Anne town, gave
reception. which was largely attended
and successful. The day was perfect The
home OF the hostess was decorated i'm per-
feet taste with palms and other exotics
while the drawing rooms were made fra
grant with rare cut flowers. This was the
first affair given in the new home of the
young hostess. Mrs. Rosenberg was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Melvin G.
Winstock. Mrs. IL. Lapwor,h, Mrs. A.
Lou Cohen anu Mrs. NJ. Gottstein. Those
present we're: Mrs. l.. Aronson, Mrs. r.
Aronson, Mrs. +. Bories. Mrs. |. Bux-
baum. Mrs. J. Bernstein. Mrs. s. Cole,
Mrs. Cohen. Mrs. 4. l.. Cohen, Mrs. T.
Cooper. Mrs. ]. Davis. Mrs. Simon Davis
Mrs. \. Degginger. Mrs. l.. Dingelspeil.
Mrs. ;. Frank. Mrs. A. For,louis. Mrs. X.
Coitsiein. Mrs. NJ. A. Gotistein. Mrs.
X. Gottstein, Mrs. Nose Korn.
Mrs. J. koIeman. Mrs. A. Kline.
Mrs. L. Kline. Mrs. William Kierski. Mrs
A. Levi. Mrs. T. Monheimer. Mrs. l..
Never. Mrs. T.. Morganstein. Mrs. ]. Man
delnaum. Mrs. L. Rosenberg, Mrs. f.
Roth. Mrs. J. fiaeus. Mrs. J. Schlesinger.
Mrs. X. Simon, Mrs. \. Wilzinssi. Mrs. l.
Saoenfcl;. Mrs. 6. Winehill. Mrs. Melvin
a.. Winstoek. Mrs Carrie Friend, Mrs. /.
l.. Kline, Mrs. II. Uhlfelter, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
fredericks. Mrs. T. Essential. Mrs. 5. D..
Crockett. Mrs. VI. A. Hamlin, Mrs. E T.
Smart. Mrs. Highland. Mrs. T. Hinel-
hoch, Mrs. III. Lapworth. Mrs. ". :. Me.
Claire. Mrs :. Blum. Mrs. Stincel, Mrs. (.
J. Weaver, Mrs. l. korn. Mrs. Kahn, Miss
A. Hewitt, Miss :. Cohen, Miss NJ. Faux.
Miss Z. Davis. Miss J. Rosenthsl, Miss q.
Gottstein. Miss Linobers. Miss T. Wine
hill. Miss Lama Hamiin. Mss l.. Friend.
Miss r. Il. negginger. Miss +. Wilxinski.
Miss n. Wilxinski and Miss Y. WI.
sinski.
The WomAn's Industrial Exchange.
Tho Womsn's Industrial Exchange, of
this city. is doing good work in the way
al opening a channel by which the public
may TO brought into contact with the
many deserving women who are depend
ent upon their own exertionS. This is
done by maintaining the exchange at sts
Third street. where women may send ar
tees OF their own make 10 be sold and
where purchasers Of such work can resor.
for articles which they need. 1t 10 under
the management OF Mrs. Helena N. Nash.
The rsironesses include some of the best
kno~a women IN Seattle. showing the in
fsrest OF the mes, representative people in
the work OF aiding women TO make self
respecting livelihocds for themselves and
those dependent upon them. The patron
rssss are: Mrs. q. q. Halter. Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Ms John LeAry. Mrs. A.
n. bsookss. Mr.. 4. w. Sackman, Ara. u.