The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26


Miss Nahef Carroll. Miss Ethel Reed. Miss
Margaret Burchan. Miss Gsrtie Giles.
Miss Gersie Carroll. Master George Nor-
ton, Master Fred Herbert, Master Eddie
Robinson. Master Joe Barr, Master
Willie Triggs, Master Alvah Carroll, Mas
ter Elmer Barrirksow. Master A Ared Giles,
Master Eddie Bean. Master George Carl
son. Master Arnold Saunders. Master
Marriott winn,nghana. Master Willie Cults,
Master TONNE Saunders. Master Merton
Anderson, Master John Storey and Master
Harry Maxwell.
Miss Buffers surpriss Party.
One evening last week at the invitation
of Miss Emma Loader the friends OF Miss
Gertrude Butler assembled al that iady's
home. 81 Grant street, in honor of her
seventeenth birthday. The evening was
pleasantly passed with games, music. card
playing and dancing, the guests departing
at late hour. About midnight dainty
lunch Was served. These present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butter Mr.. and Mrs Loader,
Mr.. and Mrs Raehl. Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Buei, Miss Gertrude
Butler, Miss Rosamond Reid. Miss Grace
L. Butler. Miss Maggie Williams. Miss
Jennie Williams. Miss Leah Nell
ner. Miss Emma Loader, Miss Mag
gle Foley. Miss Rena Loader. Miss
Maggie Buell., Mr.. Mark Tenny. Mr..
Arthur Rundai, Mr.. William Brewster,
Mr.. Albers Hartley, Mr.. William Thomas.
Mr.. Horace warnshogdt. Mr.. Dan McKin-
non. Mr. u. A. Hern. Mr.. J. Drawn, Mr..
N. Butter, Mr. J. Butler, Mr.. D. Loader,
Mr.. Waldo Richardson. Mr.. Sam Humes.
Mr.. ConanIs Lantern Slide Exhib ftion.
On Wednesday evening q lantern slide
exhibition was given 1T the residence of
Mrs. J. F. conant, 1903 Cherry street. The
exhibition con sisted of stereopsican views
of scenes in the vicinity of Mount Rainier
and Mount Hood. taken by Mr.. A. w.
Conant; and also of several Utah views.
taken by Mr.. John p. Soule; and also
some European views, taken by Mr..
Conant, the views being accom-
panied by verbal descriptions.
Those present were: Capt. and Mrs.
James Nugent. Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Soule, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Dixon. Mr.. and
Mrs. III. NJ. Wheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID.
Ballard. Mrs. George II. Hebron. Mrs.
w. X. Towne. Mrs. w. l.. Gazzam, Mrs ].
w. Edwards. Mrs. r. ]. Ely. Mrs Benja-
min Hazeltine, Mrs. +. NJ. Conn. Miss Ed
wards. Miss Conn, Miss Small, Miss Clark
and Mr.. Mitchell. OF Belfast, Me-; Mr.. A.
Hebron, Mr. c. A. Yeaton. Mr.. Walter
Ely, Mr.. A. II. Harris, Mr.. w. w. Aver
son, Mr.. Andrew Jameson and others.
A New Jewish Social Club.
The Jewish young women of this city
have organized a young women's auxiiiary
to the temple. Last Sunday afternoon
they held their first meeting at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. e. B. Friend. at 30o2 Yesler
avenue. About twenty-five young women
were in attendance. The object Of the
society is to advance sosiability among the
members of the congregation. The first
social gathering will be held on Monday
evening, December 4, at q. A. 4. hall.
Hinckley block. celebrating at the same
time the Chanuta Festival, common orat-
ing the dedication of the temple by Judas
Maccabee. At the meeting on Sunday the
following officers were chosen President,
Miss Degginger; vice president. Miss
Blum; secretary. Miss Newbarger; treas
urer, Miss Gottstein. A special meeting
will be held this, Sunday afternoon, at the
residence of Miss Gottstein, 300 South
Eleventh street.
white Rose Social.
An enjoyable soiree was given by the
White Rose Social Club, of North Seattle,
at its cizb rooms on Monday evening. A
literary programme. whist table. dancing
and coffee made up the evenings amuse-
ment. The programme consisted of
banjo duet. by Mrs. l.. c. Neville and Prof.
W. p. 0'Rourke: German character songs,
by Mr.. c. Z. Roland; Shakesperean read
ing, by Mr.. ]. III. Hughes, and we'll
rendered duo by Messrs. o'Rourke and Ro-
land. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. w. n.
White, DIR. and Mrs. l.. C. Neville, Mr. and
Mrs. +. T. Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Norrington, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Roper,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Keri. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Roland. Miss Millie Norrington, Miss
Scott. Miss Williams. Mr. A. Murray, Prot.
w. z. o'Rourke. Mr.. George Dimes. Mr..
Maurice Maggie, Mr.. ]. II. Hughes. Mr.. A.
Gilday and Mr. G. Rausch.
Mrs. shank's Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin S. Shank enter
tanned few friends on Wednesday even-
ing at their home in honor of Mrs. Shank's
father, Rev. J. C. Baker, who was founder
and for many years editor of the Pacific
Baptist, the denominationai paper of the
Pacific coast of the Baptist denomination.
Mr.. Baker has been visiting in Seattle and
icinity for few days and his many
friends were pleased to welcome him, and
those invited were glad to meet him on
this occasion, when a pleasant evening
was spent. Those present were Rev.
j. c. Baker, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Baldwin. Rev. and Mrs. ID. d. Prop
err. Rev. and Mrs. d. J. Pierce.
Hon. and Mrs. Roger S. Greene, DIR. and
Mrs r. s. Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4.
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Ward, Hon.
and Mrs Richard Hoiyoke aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Corwin 5. shank
Young Married Peoples Card Club.
The newly formed and nameless card
club. composed of young married people.
had its first social meeting on Wednesday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Bell, 0on Boyiston street. Pro-
gresslve euchre vas the amusement. the
prizes being won by Mrs. T. NJ. Daulton
and Mr.. Howard Josiin. tokens of consola-
ton being presented 10 Mrs. F. l.. Fehren
anu Mr.. Richie kiunear. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Conover,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Cock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
N. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry ]. Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richie kiunear, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred L. Fehren, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Al
bert Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard JOS
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dauiton. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ID. Perkins. Mrs. Alexander r.
MeEwen.
Mr.. and MIRA Faber's Anniversary.