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

Nearly 500 tickets were sold, and the re-
port from the financial committee indi-
Gates that fully $3.50 net will be added to
the treasury. The following were the
committees: Floor manager, Il. +.
Powers: aides. L. B. Pierce, G. A. Thorn,
w. +. Laubscher, n. Hanna. C. J. Baldus.
J. s. Slater; reception committee, E. I.
Crandall, A. A. Osborn, A. 8. Steppler, ].
Kelly, J. w. Glasscock. W. l. Peer ;
cashier, Mrs. +. E. Bryant.
Rev. MacLaHerty's Bible CIass.
One hundred and twenty-five members
are now enrolled in the Rev. b. s. Mac
Lafferty's First Presbyterian Bible class.
Thursday evening officers were elected as
follows: Teacher, the Rev. 3. 8. MacLaf-
ferty; president. Miss Mary Burr Stacey ;
vice president. Miss Bessie Herriott; secre-
tary, Miss Daisy Lemon; treasurer, Miss
Gertrude Puddiccmbe. Included among
the prominent members of the class are !:
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. King, Mrs. Monty, Miss
Stacey. Miss Larrimer, Miss Cushin, Misses
Howell, Miss Lemon. Miss Putticombe.
Miss bigger. Miss Makins, Miss Popleton.
Miss Shaw, Miss Chamberlain, Miss Shum-
way, Miss Sullivan, Miss Smith, Miss
Herriott. Miss Heilig, Miss Dukes. Miss
Salm, Miss Davis. Miss Griffith, Miss Nc
Leod, Miss Mcknight. Misses Wingate,
Miss Mccoy.
Luncheon to Mrs. Bailey Gatsert.
A charming lunch was given on Friday
to Mrs. Bailey Gatzert by Mrs. Henry
Thurman at her home on Thurman
Heights. The table was decorated with
violets and Le Pactols roses, surrounded
by daffodils wreathed in smilax. Souven-
irs of violets were attached to ribbons of
delicate tints radiating to each plate from
the center piece of roses. The banquet
room was brilliantly lighted by Candida
bra and electroliers. The ladies present
were: Mrs. Bailey Gatzert. Mrs. F. s.
Cole. Mrs. A. Dinkelspiel, Mrs. w. r. For
rest, Mrs. s. Frauenthal, Mrs. ]. r. Hay
den, Mrs. P. B. NJ. Miller. Mrs. A. Neu-
fielder, Mrs. Montgomery Russell, Mrs.
John B. Sewell, Mrs. Ferdinand Toklas
and Mrs. William H. Wilcox.
The Ladies' Musical Club.
The forty-fourth recital of the Ladies'
Musical Club came of on Friday at Pettis'
Chambres de Musique. The programme
was as follows:
Miss Calhoun and Miss Hanna.
eu.rss.'s ~s Anns laurie sesun Basn
Mrs White, Mrs King. MIRA Pratt and Mrs.
Emmons.
Miss Alice Augustine.
Vocal solO-"Ths Two Greradiers". .Schumann
Mr. Frank R Atkins
Violin eolo-ConcertO, OPP 16, and Encore
Mr.. Deiius.
Vocal solo-select.d EEaDp, G sS,s
Miss Compton.
instrumental Solo Impromptu A Flat. o. Chopin
Miss Wrestling.
Mr.. Carr Surprised.
Mr.. Wayne Carr was agreeably sur
prised by his friends on Tuesday evening
In honor of his birthday. The evening
was spent in card playing and dancing.
At IL o'clock . fine birthday cake with
coffee was served. Miss Carr entertained
for a while with songs. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Arm.
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Carr. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W.Smith,
Miss Lettie Davie, Miss George Arm
strong, Miss Ethel Davie. Miss Il. Smith,
Miss E. Lowe, Mr.. Frank Melvin. Mr..
Jim Davie. Mr.. p. H. Hodson. Mr.. Soho
merit, MI. Hayden.
The Ladies' Euchre Club.
The Ladies' Euchre Club met on Friday
afternoon at the house of Mrs. w. E.
Boone. Those present were Mrs. David
Kellogg. Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. J. 8. D.
King, Mrs. III. J. Hull, Mrs. George r.
Carter. Mrs. D. N. Baxter. Mrs. A. Barker,
Mrs. c. +. Whittesey. Mrs. A. w. Engle,
II ~
Anderson, Mrs. T. r. Shepard, Mrs. Mont
gomery Russell. Mrs. Erastus Brainerd,
Mrs. NJ. +. Backus, Mrs. Edward B. Bur.
well. Mrs. Howard Joslyn, Mrs. Fred E.
Sander, Miss Griffin, Of Detroit, Mich.
Miss Halter and Miss Munday.
In Honor Of Mrs. Burke.
Mrs. w. E. Boone gave little reunion
luncheon on Thursday afternoon to Mrs
Thomas Burke to celebrate the return oil
that lady from abroad. Beside the hostess
and the guest of honor there were present
Mrs. w. II. Humphrey, Mrs. w. H. Har
rington. Mrs. NJ. r. Maddocks, Mrs. John
Leary. Mrs. Jacob Furth, Mrs. Bailey Cat
Mrs. A. W. Engle, Mrs. Sutclide Baxter
and Mrs. A. NJ. Brookes.
Miss RobesOn's Dinner.
Miss Mary E. Robson gave Q Dime,
party to some friends at her house on Sew
enth street on Washington's birthday
Those present were: Miss Corinne r. lie
land, Miss Minnie jain, Miss Minnie
Hughes. Miss Grace Hughes, Mr.. Alder,
| Bryan. Mr.. s. l. Robson, Mr. C. X. Robe
son, Mr.. Fred A. Johnson and Mr.. Tay
lor. The evening was spent in whist and
| music.
An Evening Party.
Friday evening Miss Ethel Austin enter
tanned few Of her friends at her house in
| Queen Anne. Games and candy pulling
were INDUCED in. Those present were
Miss Ethel Austin, Miss Ethel Brown
Miss Dena Bierly. Miss Nellie Humes
Miss Belle Clark, Mr.. Walter Hinckiey
Mr.. Ed James. Mr.. Jesse Kelsey and Mr.
Harry Ajax.
Progressive Euchre.
Mrs. Harrison Foster gave a progressive
euchre party Saturday night in honor O,
her mother, Mrs. Gibson, of Kentucky
Among those present were: Mrs. Potter
Mrs. Hiscock, Mrs. c. J. Kershaw, Mrs
| Hunt, Mrs. Hatch. Mrs Wilkeson. Mrs
Campbell. Mrs. Griggs. Mrs p. H. Ker
shaw. Mrs. Huson. Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs