The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-16

Miss Jennie Stewart. Miss Winnie An
crus, Miss Caliie Gillette. Miss BERTHE
Frye. Miss Jessie Everett, Miss Minnie
Frye. Miss Minnie Hughes, Miss Sophie
Frye, Miss Grace Hughes. Miss Addis
Harris, Miss Minnie Knox, Miss Retta
Hixson. Miss Alice Orr, Miss Jessie Hurd,
Miss Lillian Maitland. Mr.. Harry Miles,
DIR. f. W. Young. Mr.. J->Germain. Mr.. G.
J.. Mears, Dr. 8. c. Leonhardt, Mr.. Alfred
Williams. Mr.. Fred Everett. Mr.. g. II.
Forsson, Mr.. 7. T. Litteil, Mr.. Ripley,
Mr.. D. G. Krause, Mr.. II. Stone, Mr.. u.
M.eGrout, Mr.. R. 7. Hawley. Mr.. F. Stew
art and Mr.. T. Brown.
Rstsrsalsns.t as the syn.esgus.
On Tuesday evening. ct the Jewish
synagogue, Eighth snd Seneca, the first Of
. series Of entertainments will b given
under the auspices Of the newly appointed
amusement committee Of the congregar
ton. The programme viii be fine one,
consisting of music, vocal and instru-
mental, and recitatious. A short address
will DO given BY Mr.. Sol Blum on the
"Cruciixion of Christ From jewish
Standpoint" Among those who will take
part in the rest Of the programme viii
be Mr.. r. Otto Ceilings, Miss Friend, Miss
Rae Cohen, the Seattle Liederkran1 Sing.
ing Society, Mr.. B. Bibo. DR.. n. w. Fred
rick and others During the evening re-
freshments will be served. This r. the
FIRST Of number Of similar social events
which are 10 b gwen In the near future,
in order to awaken interest In the syna-
gogue work. Friends Of the congregation
without regard to Affiliations, are invited
to be present
Christian Church Reception.
The First Christian church gave social
and entertainment at the Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening.
The old members Of the church gave .
reception to the new members Who united
with the church during the Martin aston
revival. To distinguish the old members
from the new and to facilitate introduc.
tons, each new member wore . red NIB
bon badge bearing the words martin and
Easton Revival. Christian Church, Seat
tIe." with card bearing the name Of the
person wearing the badge. Oyer 400 per
sons were present, and oil were served
with refreshments. The following pro.
gramme was rendered:
Cornes solo. George II. Park
Vocal solo. Miss Anna Leland Brocan
Hecitasion. Ma !! ". Barnes
viciin SOLO,. ...............Mf a. !. fsrknufss
Vocal solo. ..................Mr Frank Coombs
An Anntvsrsary Surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Harrison. Of 1.3lS
Cooper street, were most agreeably sur
prised on Friday evening by the invasion
OF . number Of their friends. it being their
sixth wedding anniversary. Notwith.
standing their surprise, they entertained
their guests in royal manner. The bride
Of six years looked - happy - though the
eventful ceremony had just been per.
formed. The evening was spent in music
and dancing. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly. Mrs.
True, Mr.. and Mrs. Marble. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Cam, jr.. Mrs. Nichols, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Polan. Mrs. Tremaine, Miss
6hroyer, Miss Alice True, Miss Miller,
Miss Quigley. Miss Marble, Miss Kelly,
DR.. Newlands. Mr.. Gardner, Mr.. Treat,
Mr.. Marshall. Mr.. Quigley. Mr.. Koefle
and Mr.. Miles.
The Knickerbocksr Clubs Social.
The season for the Knicksrbocker Whist
Club concluded on Wednesday night with
. game and social at the house of Mrs. e.
w. Sackman. In the play Of the evening
the first prizes fell to Mrs. David Gilmore
and Mr.. Fred Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thurman won the boobies. Mrs.
Charles A Chiniquy received . souvenir
spoon from the lady members Of the club
in appreciation Of her work - secretary
Of the club. It was beauty, and had q
picture Of Mount Rainier engraved on the
bowl. Those present were: Mr.. and Mira.
w. II. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuhr.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Chiniquy.
Capt and Mrs. David Gilmore. Gen. and
Mrs. G. w. Turner. Col. /. ID. Nc
Cutcheon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Phillips,
Mrs. Harry Strive. Mrs. II. L. Bell and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Whittier.
Miss Wrights Party.
A party was given at Mrs Wrieht's
residence, 2l4 South Twelfth street, on
Tuesday evening. 1t was surprise to her
daughter. Miss josie Wright Dancing
and whist were indulgcd in until II
O'Clock, when lunch was served. Dancing
was then resumed and continued until a
late hour. Among the guests present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Horn, Miss Mamie
Kerr. Miss Esther Cushman. Miss Laura
Miller, Miss Icie Mite. Miss Jennie Wood.
Miss Belle Richards, Misses Alexander.
Mr.. II. Stolding, Mr.. Dick Williams, Mr..
George Law. Mr.. James Law. Mr. Frank
Law. Mr.. Frank Barnes, Mr.. William
Crane. Mr.. William Murdoch, Mr.. L. s.
Young. Mr.. Tom Lee. Mr.. Moore, Mr.,
Fritchie, Mr.. Burns and Mr.. Druary.
Box Parties of the Week.
A number OF box parties were given tho
last week at the Seattle theater. On Fri.
day night party was composed of Mrs.
A T. MacCuisky. Miss Meem. Miss
Strive. Mr.. Lester Turner and Mr.. r, II.
Mckee. Miss Furth gave box party on
Monday night. ohaperoned by Mrs. Terry.
Her guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. +. L.
Terry. Miss Munday. Mr.. w. O. Came and
Mr.. c. NJ. Austin. On Tuesday evening
Miss Furth gave another box party, her
guests on that occasion being Mr.. and.