The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-29
SOCIETY AT FRANKLIN.
An Entertainment at the Church and .
Dance.

An entertainment and supper were given in
the church building at Franklin on Saturday
evening. January o. for the benefit of the Union
church work. which is being carried on under
the direction of Pastor Shepard. The programme
Of the entertainment was arranged by Miss
Laihrum and Mrs. Comstock and rendered as
follows:
eong-"Women's Rights" Observation-Disclosures.
Recitation. Howell Powell
song. 7....................... Maud Boltman
recitation ....--.-.........-..-.-.N lllle Evans
RECITATION ...-.-.-......... Rob ADAMS
song OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Katie DOrson
isctation- '-'.-.....'.---... .Lydia Holder
Address .......................B Brother Watkins
Recitation ..-.....-,.-...........-.D ickie Evans
recitation. Ted Harris
Recitation ...-........ .....-.. Arthur Williams
The character of Brother Watkins was sus-
tanned by Mr. Butterdeld IN the delivery of a
humorous caticature, which excited much
mfFth.
The supper had been proposed and plauned
by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Conlstock In the
s absence Of Mrs. Robinson from Franklin 1t was
undertaken and most eff GENTLY and success
fully superintendent by MIS-. Lewis, assisted bv
other ladies' The financial Result was another
so Tor church work The favor with which the
plan was received 10y the people OF Franklin
would seem ia Indicate that they propose to do
their part In iurtherlug the object o. the even
Ing, which was the advancement of church and
Sunday school work in this place Among
thuse present aad assisting were; Mr.. Morrs
Nj. Todd. Mr. Head. Mr. Irwin, Mr. Williams.
Mrs. Williams. Mrs.. Lathe, Mrs Hood aud Mrs
Evans.
\ dance given IN the Franklin hotel on
saturday evening, January p, unlet the dtreC-
ton OF several OF tie young men of the place
large numbers OF Franklin people and some
visitors from black d aaond participated
The Ladies' Musical Club.
The forty second recital oi tbe IAIies' Musical
Clut took place at PcIt!>' chambers Friday ait.
ernooa, sd WAS tu7saUs4Is euj0ys abe. The
programme was ~ follow.
plauo solo h .rlccutE Rhapsody" Lisz;
Aiss seIimaler.
Vocal solo-"fl de an4 Arthur Go0ieys
Mics O4y- Miller.
N.0 in ubtigato " Msss Arthur.
rsper-'hist.Ty o. Music --..:. Ms / i Cheal
Vocal Had / but Ni1gs" ;. t,astaldon
MIR. J. Porter
PaIeT-"Ausic al the AOTl3's Fair .-......
..-.--...-..... ...........- Ms. Patterson
Piano solo-''Romaace sans Paroles, SAINT,
Vocal .oio aud sncoieaasa Nee h fis*''
Sorrow Found" -.........-. ...... Dudley Buck
NJ. y. B. solner.
After the programme a short session Of bust.
ness IS held. The president, Mrs. A b. stew
art announced that under the Advancement, OF
the Worlds fair mus.ca4 directorate the
women's musical clubs OF tie state would have
chance TO be heard az Chicago. saa thai If TIL :
state and city desired to be represented TO al
vantage they would have To begia prsctlcing
early. Anumber of members present II al ils1
their intention VI being al the fair and their
Willingness 20 be part OF q chorus or double
auariet.e 10 represent the club there The mat.
ter will come up again for fu.ler treatment al
the next meeting.
The Anniversary Of Burns Birth.
The lslh anniversary OF the birth OF Robert
Burns was celebrated by the Scotch soclety al
heastle in KanAes hall ednesday evening.
4 iarGe and enthusiastic audience listened 20 =
very entertaining anc well rendered. programme
Of Rnrus' soBgs and poems Interest "a tie
rruzrararRe was greatly enhanced by 81 eloquent
address on Burns lIle and wocA by James HAu-iI-
Lon Lewis The speaker had rs subject We, IN
hand and gave g short resume OF ths s0cla! sc
a scotland ~ ore and during Burns time, with
specla. rerarks on his genius IS q poet and is
honor As a man. A dance followed, an1 wss
kept up uugil late hour. The :oliowtn selpe
men were On the Platform:
NJ Alexander Williamson, chairman: Col
3naas Hamilton Lewis, ". E. Royd, James Cos
4. i. Mcdonald. NilAela Brown, A.sAaGGsI