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

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coma; Mrs. Christensen, seattle; J. H.
Coares. haywood: J. Shaw. haywood: j.
s. Sassee. Kirkland: Miss T. Ferret. Miss
Ada Weskse. Seattle. ]. Z. Peters. Eliens-
burg: James Mcclure, Durham: c. L
Cranson. Durham: J. T. Watson. Tacoma;
Samuel Richie. Palmer: Mrs. Sloan,
Roslyn; ~. D. Martin and wife, Seattle;
Frank Toiman. Eima: Robert Miliigan.
Tacoma: B. b. Kesiiher. EslensturT: J. D.
Crawford. Seattle; George b. Walker.
Boomers Ferry; r Patterson. Seattle; W.
J. Dean. E.lcnsburg; Miss Linda Olsen,
Seattle.
A Alumn1 Reception.
The annual reunion of the Alnmne A.
ISOLATION Of the Academy of the Holy
Names took place on Thursday evening.
The different classes were well represented
and q number OF invited guests we're pres
ens. The following programme was we'll
rendered:
-.............M; ss Rose sheehan. class IS
Response Nsss Mary Rinehari. Glass; 80
kscssaion-"A Scene from scaooi Life,
E..y--ihs star Of DUTY, Mig. si'nop. el..' q
..'4. -. Mss NJ. 4. Conner. class 80
insssamsusal solo. Miss :. oBrien. class 80
kecstassou--A Mothers Sacrifice"
:, ---.-. --4.-.-.-.Aia Miss :. b. Martin, Class 81
Vocal solo Miss IL Hood, class W
Poem--.'yoices OF Memory
Piano solo. Miss Grnnkrsnz, class 90
Annals OF the Alumpse Miss u. Lamont, class -
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President, Mia Rose sheehan, class SO, Port
Townsend; vice president, Miss Norsns o Srten,
Glass 80. Seattle; secretary, Miss Belle Hood,
class -, Seattle; treasurer, Miss Settis Gran
kfanS class 30, Seattle: annaiist, Miss Anna
Bishop. class ~, Port Townsend; poetess, Miss
Nellie Russell. class 81. seattle: historian, Miss
Mary v. Conner, class 80, La Conner; essaytst,
Miss Maggie Chisholm. class 81, Seattle.
A surprise 70 Miss schIesinger.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Gretta Schiesinger at the house Of her
father. Mr.. John Schlesinger. on Sunday
night. The affair was nicely gotten up.
the house being tas,efuliy decorated with
TO wers and ferns. A programme was
given. including music of various kinds
and Rotations. Those participating in it
were: The hostess herself, Dayie Aronson,
Henry Frauenthsl, Johnnie Elliott. Jes-
sic Elliott, Adolph Cohen, Isador Singer
man. Emile Frauenthai. George Kline,
Joseph Jaffe. Abe Scharlin, jake
Schariin, Hilda Kline. Zoe Stet-
son. Ruby Friend. Arthur Friend.
Irene Lesser, Lillian Lesser, Blanch Latz,
Carrie Frauenthai. Gertrude Uhlfelder.
Haidee Davis, Mile Davis, Sarah Bau-
man. Celia Rickei. Eugene Levy. Aubrey
Levy, Larrie Singerman, Vera Harker,
Gertie Levy, Genie Levy. Becky Sheen
field and Mrs. Singerman.
Seattle Musicians as Chicago.
Mrs. G. A. c. Rochester left for Chicago
last week. going, as is well known, to rep
resent Seattle music in two ways. On
Thursday, the Ladies' Musical Club pre-
sents its programme along with other
women's musical organizations. Mrs.
Rochester will sing on that occasion along
with Miss Mckinney and the instramen-
tai soloists, Miss Potvin and Mrs. c. f.
Patterson. and the large chorus which will
represent the club. In September, Mrs.
Rochester will also sing as the solo repre-
sentative Of this citv. having been chosen
TO this position by the committee. Mrs. A.
h. Stewart. Mrs. w. Il. Forrest and Mrs.
George W. Bacon. Musical people will
await with much interest the result of the
club concert OF Thursday.
A CasnatiOn Party.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent on
Friday at the residence Of Mrs. NJ. Gott-
stein. IN honor Of her sister, Miss Wolf, of
Portland. and Miss Jacobs. of Corvallis.
Each lady was presented with . corsage
bouquet Of carnations. Among those
present were: Mrs. ]. NJ. Rosenberg.
Mrs. l. Brown. Mrs. NJ. Gottstein, Mrs. d.
NJ. Hoffman. Of Tacoma; Miss Jacobs, 'of
Corvallis; Miss Wolf. Of Portland, Miss
Winehill, Miss Degginger, Miss Friend,
Miss Rosenthal, Miss Davis, Miss Schoen-
field. Miss Cahe,. Miss Gottstein. Miss
Newberger, Miss Cohen, Miss Friedenberg,
Miss Silver, Miss Kierski and the Misses
Wizinski.
Tho Evening Musical Club.
The twenty-eighth concert Of the Even
ing Musical Club will be given tomorrow
night at Pettis' Chambres de Musiaue.
zoos Front street. Miss Anna McGinnis is
programme committee, and has arranged
the following:
Piano duet-"Rny Bias. .Mendelssohn
soprano solo-"rell Me, o Bird of the Merry
Mrs, Louis u. Bruins
Guitar duet-"Ivoty Qucks,ep' .Theiil
Miss Anna MeGinuis. Mis-, c. May kellogg
Either solo-'Nnt!onai song" steiner
Miss Emma Zacher.
Violin solo cayatina. Observation-Disclosures Raj
Mr.. Harry West
Mandolin solo-"Profumi Orientnie"
Plano due,-"s,iite yL".. c;oluneS
Mrs. Harry Lott, Prot Lucy.
Farewell to Mis-. Mckinney.
Miss Marguerite Mckinney left for
Chicago on Monday afternoon A num-
Der Of friends we're ut the station to see
her oil. Among them were: Mr.. and Mrs.
David J. Mckinney. Gen. and Mrs. J. b.
MetcaIfe. DR.. and Mrs NJ. White Fred.
rick. Mrs. f. W. Clayton. Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Armstrong. Miss Boarman, Miss
Chisholm, Miss Katharine Baxter. Mr..
Ashton +. stephens, Mr.. J. u. Hoge. Mr.,
Fred Ranke. Mr.. Berman Schoenteldt, Mr..
Daniel Gibbons. Mr. Frank Boarman.
Mr.. ]. Loring Warrington Mr. Smith,
Dr. +. :. Palmer. Mr.. Ed Nickels. Mr..
Charles ;. Keith, Mr.. Aivah Glover Salmon
and Miss saliie Compton.
4 school Teachers' Jaunt TO Chicago.
\ party Of about seventy OF the teachers
OF tho Seattle public schools and their
friends will leave for Chicago and the Eas,
on Saturday, june - or Monday, June VI,
The party comprises about loo persons.
Friends and acquaintance Of the teachers
Who desire 10 join the party should notify
the superintendent OF schools, Mr.. Frank
j. barnard. The route has no, We, been
decided upon. There may be Two parties,
bat one Of about Ion is assured The road.
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