The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-26

0 H. last week. Of
R1c course, the big
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.XzEJ@A xA gest events OF the
tAa |N week were the
T&Nh IL W. festivities con-
H3 nected with the
NWGss9hl opening of the
va (D Rainier Club. A
few other strictly formal affairs were given.
Mrs. Boone entertained the Ladies' Euchre
Club and gave another little affair during
the week. The bail Of tho police depart
ment, the entertainment of the street car
men, the various affairs given by the vari-
Gus churches and lodges seem to warrant
the assertion that it was m all around
week. one in which nearly everybody SEEM
ed seized with the determination to have a
good time. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Fish
back entertained the friends of the Trinity
H. +. church ut . clam chowder social on
Friday and gave them q pleasant time.
The Scotch Society also had dance. For
next week the Young Peoples Fraternity
Of the First Unitarian church will dance
ct the Arlington. Detailed notices follow:
Some Very Old Clothes.
Some remarkably antique and interest
Ing costumes were worn at Eye Ode
Folkes" concert of the First Congrega-
tional church at Chickering hall Wednes-
day evening. The nineteenth century
wearers of eighteenth century clothes were
q amusing as their clothes were ridicu.
lous. Among the IN. BIS" at the bottom
OF the programme we're:
Ye men and women will b allowed to cit on
the same side of ye meeting house
N. R-Deacon Haskell will act rs tithinG man |:
he will enforce order and arouse ye drousy ones.
N. B.-Descon Guthrie will furnish sweet ci-
dar and dou9hnuts Mt his store near 10 sign
post just across the road.
N. B.-Deacon Cook will attend 70 the Goals in
ye foot stoves and keep ye geese out Of ye front
yard.
Those announced to discourse 'sweet
music" were:
Ys time msrker-David Solomon Johnston.
Ys player on - harpsichord-Peacsful Pauline
Beugel Herbert o Bs-joy-ful Fortunatus Ben
1amin Kellogg, Compassion Cook, Faint-not Tib-
bets, George Washington Sherwood, Righteous
Wrath Card, Consider the Lilies sickles,
Rehoboam Josiah Foyls. Be.not-weary-in-
well doing Shook, Through much tribu-
lation enter . into the Kingdom :. Of Heaven
Evans, Perseverance Alexander Naughty
Leonard aud many Others. Experience Bath
sheba Haskell, salome Elisabeth Wheeler, Pru.
dence Abigail Avery. Annis Xerenhappuch An
drus. Naomi Wealthy Hallock, Faith.H Hope
Charity Covenay, samantha Miriam Sherwood,
MehitaDle Mercy Marvin, Forasmuch Fuller.
Temperance Brodeur, Constance Herr,ck. Fell
Mangrum, Tabitha Delivcrance Newall, Saving
Grace Bradley, Vashu Gallut Griggs.
After ''some psalm tunes. which may be
sung by note" the programme in Eye
parte second" contained the following
announcements:
Worldly songs:
''Marssiliss Hymn"-By - men and women
singers
"Hai, Columbia"-By - men and women
singera
Revolutionary Tsa''-By Mistress Dsutrick.
''Cousin Jedadiah"-By - men and women
singers. .....,,.'
"Haii. Smiling Morn"-By 70 men and women
singers.
..when the Moonlight''-By Mistress Masnum
''Grandma's Advice" BY Saving Grace
Bradley.
"Auld Lang syne"-By all 70 people
Mystic Jewel Social.
The entertainment given by the Mysti,
Jewel Social Club. on Wednesday evening
was we'll attended and was q grand sue
cess. Master Freddie Hilton performed
tho Highland ding In q mastery manner
The recitation by Miss Annie Webster va,
exceedingly enjoyable. IS was also tn,
guitar solo BY Miss Frances Cummings
These socials are held on the fourth
"Wednesday of each month, in Hinckle,
block. and arc becoming popular. Amons
those present we're: Capt. and Mrs. w. II
Primrose. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ball, Capt
and Mrs. W. II. Ciouch. Mr.. and Mrs. Z
II. Bragg. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sharp. DR.
and Mrs. Hilton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
ewexea. DR.. and Mrs. H. +. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Mcpherson, Mr.. and Mrs
J. +. Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Nc
Dewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Swift. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Will Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Eldred, Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. RunkIc, Mr.
and Mrs. g. +. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haley, Mr.. and Mrs
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ii. Scott. Mr.
and Mrs. u. w. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Cooling. Mr.. aud Mrs. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs
X. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +
Hathaway, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Boyd
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hilton. Mr. and Mrs
X Il. George. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Marrell
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O'IIara. Mr.. and. Mrs. A
l.. White, Miss Viola White, Miss Annie
Webster, Miss Lizzie Snyder, Miss Inc.
Weber, Miss A. L. McFarlan, Miss Emm.
Benson, Miss Sophia kliden, Miss Flor,
Appellate. Miss Jessie Elliott. Miss Mani,
Wiz. Miss Blanche Kelley, Miss Lu!,
Boyd. Miss l. White. Miss NJ. Brown, Mis-
Jermima Shay. Miss Maud Kenuey, Mr.
and Mrs. Keuney, Miss Lizzie Gilbert
Mrs. +. NJ. Shay. Mrs. r. Fall. Mrs. NJ. l.
Christensen. Mrs. Robert Moran. Mra J
A. Greene. Mrs. A. +. Whitney, Mrs II. l.
Cook, Mr.. I. Il. kautx. Mr.. w. W. Bonse
Mr.. A. c. Lincoln. Mr.. Il. K. Hubbard
Mr.. T. X. Yocum. Maj. Il. w. II. White
Mr.. John y. Booth. M. T. r. Downing
Mrs. S. Campbell, Mr.. David Young. Mr.
r. Brock. Mr.. Gilbert, Mr.. AIKEN, Mr.. ]. 8
Holt, Mr.. +. Johnson. Mr.. W. Ii. Caul
bert. Mr.. NJ. B. Kenney.
Trinity Methodist Social.
On Friday night the home Of Mr.. ana
Nrs. Charles F. Fishhack in Queen Ann,
town was thrown open to the m any friend.
Of Trinity Methodist church, the occasion
being Q clam chowder social given hv III,
ladies' aid society. Many were kep, ava,
BY the rain, but the number who cam,
was sufficient to pack the house. ans
standing room only" Was the order OF Ii,
evening from . very early hour.
The literary and musical exercises wer,
highly enjoyed by oil present. The pro
Rvamme, by the ingenuity Of the host. Wa
% presented IS 10 be Invested Of the stiff