The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

George Shields, Mrs. Joseph Con-
ners. Miss Jessie Conners. Miss
Maud Pike, Miss Grace Pike. Miss Edna
Shields. Miss Nina shields. Mr.. r. Pea
body. NJ. Winalf. Mr.. T. Kr;ese, Mr.. T.
King, Mr. Thomas Shields and Ray Pike.
Mr.. B. n. Hopkins Surprised.
Mr.. B. II. Hopkins Was given = surprise
Friday evening a. the residence Of Mrs. S.
f. Jones, a. the corner OF Fifth and
Marion streets. by orr of his friends. The
occasion was his g3d birthday. Refresh
menss we're served TO q late hour. and .
pleasant evening was enjoyed by ali.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fails. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Doyle, Mr..
and Mrs. c. 5. Farnham. Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Perkins. Mrs. Anna De Graf, Mrs. Mar
tin Hobbs. Mrs. 8. E. Jones. Mr.. Edward
Jones, NJ. Horace Jenes. Nj. Billy
Hopkins. Miss Eva May Hopkins. Miss
Mamie Doyle. Miss Jessie T. Perkins.
Master George Doyle. Master Ray H. Hop
kins and Master Charles Fl. Farnham-
Mount Rainier Seminary Commencement
The graduating exercises Of Mount Raj
nier seminary will take place at Pettas'
Chambre de Musique on Wednesday At 3
p. m. The following programme has been
prepared:
Piano soio-'Hark. Harkl the LArE"-...
Schubert-Lisxt
Alice B. TekIaa
Esssy-faledicsory-'wosk and Worry"
Vocal Homer MOTIFS
- Aias Grace LOIS w~oodwo,sh.
Piano soio-"fairy Fingers" ........s. b Nils
Miss Helen .Ienaer.
Presentation OF diplomas Rev. Wallace Nu;ting
Mis-. Grace Lots Wood worth.
Piano soio-"Novesette," in + major. Schumauu
Louise Hayden
Women's Relief Corps Entertainment.
On Tuesday evening the Stevens Relief
Corps. No. l, will give an entertainm ent at
Il. A. K. hall. An elaborate programme
has been prepared. The Either Tub and
the Young Amateur Musical Club will
furnish the instrumental music. Prom;-
nent local talent will supply many othsr
attractions. among. which will be a series
of aiiegorical tableaux and several panto-
mime scenes. The little dancer. Miss
Mabel Lynch, will dance.
Des Moines Social Notes.
A large audience gathered in the W. C.
T. u. hail to witness the closing exercises
of the Des Moines school on Thursday
evening. The dialogues, rotations. songs
and tableaux reflected great credit upon
Mr.. Ed B. Reese as a p~ainstaking teacher
and good discipiinarian. n patrons Of
the schoo part with him with regret.
The S., 900 scnooihouse for Des Moines
will soon be under construction, the con-
tract having been LET
The AK Literary Society.
The Alki Literary Society. which has
been meeting the past two years every
alternate Saturday night at the residence
of Mrs. Kirk c. Ward, adjourned on last
Saturday night for the summer months.
The last meeting was turned into . sur
prise farewell party for the Misses Ina and
Ida Pratt. A second surprise was given
the same night. when Mrs. Ward was pre-
scented by the society with a beautiful sill
yer souvenir spoon with Mount Rainier
on it.
Father Mathew Society Entertainment.
On Friday evening the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society will give a liter
AIRY and musical entertainment in the q.
A. r. hall, Hinckley block. in honor of
lilo DiItlu0y Va lOAu6 NQOOles 4nSIo
will be an address on the life and works Of
the poet. The vocal music for the occasion
will be from those gems OF song
Moore's famous Irish Melodies"
The Olympus Chautauqua Circle.
This circle has had q very successful sea-
son. which is now drawing to q close. Its
members have ali taken great interest in
the work. and the attendance has been re-
markabiy good. As the season Is about
closing every member is requested to be
present at the next meeting. which takes
place Tuesday evening at the Office of Mr..
J. T. Ronald, Pioneer block.
Open Doors for Yachtsmen.
The Anglo American Club, of Victoria,
B.. C.. will keep open house to all the
American yachtsmen visiting Victoria
for the coming regatta. In fact, for the
space of fourteen days the Americans will
be honorary members of the Anglo-Amer-
lean. The coming events are attracting
much attention and much interest among
Seattle sailors.
House Of the Good shepherd.
A meeting of the Good Shepherd benefit
committee will be held this afternoon in
the par1ors of the Grand hotel, at O'Clock,
to canvas the number Of tickets sold. 1t
is hoped every member will be present
promptly at the honr to make eturns.
81. Marks Club.
st. Marks Club had q meeting on Mon
day night. 1t was q ladies' night, and was
an unqualified success. Mr.. Charles Prosch
read a paper on Discomfort treating it
from the standpoint Of an incentive TO
effort and success.
The sketch Class and Art League.
The evening sketch class has disbanded
unit! September, when they will reorgan-
ize for the winter. The Art League Will I
continue its regular monthly exhibits the
last Tuesday OF each month.
Social Events tn Come.
Prot. Aker will give an apron and necktie
party on tuesday evening.
The Seattle Stag Club will soon issue invita-
tons Tor it, Closing dance.
The canta,a of Father will be given at the
Frenon, opera house on Friday night
The social OF the Women's Relief Corps Will
DC given on Tuesday at stevens post hall
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge. No. ~. l. O. Q.
F., will give n social at Masonic temple on
Thursday evening.
A benefit for the Orrhsns' Home will be given
by the children OF seattle at the seattle thes.er
on saturday. May =.
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