The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-06

.eys ~. 3oVm A1cs. NJ. J. Cutler. Mr..
Walter Cutter. Mr.. Harry Hopkins. Mr..
Lsu b Red. Mr.. H @. Ward. Mr.. 1.
Woodbury.. Mr.. J. Dolan.. Mastery Roy II.
Kimnsa, Master Lavrsnes Graves.
Calvary Psssbyssraan Social.
The regular monthly bus;ness meeting
and social Of the Calvary Presbyterian Y.
r. 8. c. Z vas held at the residence Of Mr..
J. H Gilman. on Market street., on Friday
evening. Vice President Anna Berray
presided st the business meeting. after
which . musical and literary programme
vas rendered consisting Of instrumental
duets by the Misses Kerr. Miss Holloway
and Mr.. Gilman. recitation by Miss
Maggie sutton. piano solos by Miss Emma
Holloway and Miss wittenhranch, songs
By Miss Tsnie Gilman and Miss Eta Kezr,
. violin solo By Mr.. Gilman and remarks
BY Rev. B. d. Sinclair. After the pro-
gramme was concluded refreshments were
served and the rest Of the evening was
spent in . social good time. Those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. Brevard u. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gilman. Miss Tenie
Gilman. Miss Sarah Gilman, Miss Laura
johnson, Miss Anna johnson. Miss Kistie
Wittenbrauch. Miss Minnie Wittenbrauch,
Miss Sarah McFate. Miss Maud McFate,
Miss Eta Kerr, Miss Lillian Kerr. Hiss
Anna Kerr. Miss Aigie Mcdonald. Miss
Anna Bsrray, Miss Lulu Allen, Miss
Forest. Miss Alice Cox, Miss Kate Burgess.
Miss Knapp. Miss McDurmid, Miss Della
Wintermute, Miss Maggie Sutton. Miss
Agnes Coming. Miss Flora Evsrsoll. Miss
Emma Holloway, Miss Eva Gardner. Miss
Kate Holmes. Mr.. Knapp. Mr.. Holloway.
Mr.. Guard. Mr.. Gilman. Mr.. p. L. Allen,
Mr.. George Alien. Mr.. Bart Richards. Mr..
Mart Conner. Mr.. I. D. Sharp, Mr.. Goyette
and Mr.. Homer l. Bull.
Baptist Bocial as Hrs. HALLS.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hull entertained
the Young Peoples Union Of the North
Seattle Baptist church q their home on
Wednesday evening. A great deal Of fun
WAS had blowing soap bubbles A prize
was given to the one blowing the largest
Dnring the evening Mrs Hull and Mrs. j.
II. Crichton played piano duet. Mr.. S.
Hilton gave reading. Mr.. H. Leland, jr.,
sang solo. Mr.. w. c. Prosch and Mr.. c.
Greshum each rendered . violin solo. Re-
freshments were served about II o'clock,
and all who attended had merry time.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Bixhy. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Durant, Mr..
and Nm. w. c. Prosch, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Prosch, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Ames, Mr..
Butterfeld, Mrs. ]. f. Crichton, Mrs.
Miss Phoebe Hilton, Miss Nellie Miller.
the Misses Cody. Miss vsvah Nears. Miss
Corinne b. Leland. the Misses Pelton.
Means, Miss Mabie Prosch. Miss Edna
Rugg, Miss May Killsn, Miss Marguerite
Duffy. MISS Louie Ssyrs. Miss Fleming.
Mr.. Lynch. Mr.. Fred Duny. Mr.. George
Butteriield, Mr.. H. Stoves. Nj. J. Jones,
Mr.. Clyde Grcshum, Mr.. William Walsh,
Mr.. H. Leland. jr., Mr.. Charles Butter
field. Mr.. s. Hilton, Mr.. Fletcher, Mr.. A.
Daulton. Mr.. Greshum. Mr.. r. Kittredge,
Mr.. White and Mr.. Hull and family.
Lawn sosiat Ct HreokIyn.
University Lodge, No. q. l. o. G. T.,
gave basket social upon the lawn ut tho
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Parry Smith,
on Lake Union. Tuesday evening. The
grounds were decorated with japanese
lanterns and rustic seats. and at the waters
edge two large bonfircs were kept burning
during the entire evening. The young
people played all kinds of games upon the
lawn. while the older ones enjoyed the
merry scene from the veranda. Beautiful
vocal music was rendered by Misses Fanny
and Lizzie Ferguson. Mr.. w. Price and
others. The feature Of the evening was
the auction sale of baskets by Mr.. William
Copestick. A snug sum vas realized,
which will go towards decorating the lodge
John Il. Bell, Mr.. and. Mrs. William Cope
stick. Mr. and Mrs. w. Parry Smith, Mrs.
Robert Douglas, MIRA c. NJ. Basier, Mrs. J.
Reich, Miss Daisy Giddings. Miss Lena
Reich, Miss Ada Bell, Miss Anna Douglas.
Miss Minnie Douglas, Miss Estella Palmer,
Miss Ida Sprague. Miss Fanny Ferguson,
Miss LIZZIE Ferguson. Miss Fanny Smith,
Miss Hettie Smith, Mr.. T. II. Record, Mr..
Yarnall. Mr. Ed Coats. Mr.. A. Paysse, Mr..
John Lincoln, Mr.. Charles Willis, Mr..
Willie Smith, Mr. Thomas Lowers. Mr..
Jess Harrison. Mr.. w. Price, Mr.. John
Weatherspoon.
Farewell Dance for Mrs. Phillips.
Among the social events of the past
week was . dance at Ravenna Park Thurs
day evening, August 3, given in honor Of
Mrs. K. J. Phillips. of Boston. Mass, who
has been spending the last eight months
with relatives and friends in the city.
Those present we're Prot. and Mrs Whitley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight, Mr. ana
Mrs. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Shank. Mrs.
X. J. Phillips. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Wood.
Miss Everman. Miss Maud Phillips. Miss
Allie scymore, Miss Marie Hoyt, Miss
Cary, Miss Church. Miss Reide, Miss Scy-
more, Miss Gunterman. Mr.. l.. X. Caban-
ski. Mr.. +. w. Meits, Mr.. Ii. l.. Cook, Mr..
3. McKinstry. Mr.. 7. II. Burke. Mr.. Z. T.
Stewart, Mr.. |. A. kantz, Mr.. Huber
Spiger, Mr.. Cook. Mr.. Reide, Mr.. Smith.
Dancing was INDUCED in until II O'Clock,
when a special car brought the party to
the city. Refreshments were served on
the grounds. Mrs. Phillips intends leav.
ing for her home on Monday, and will
visit the Worlds fair en- route.
Double birthday Party.
Mrs. l. c. Raiston and Miss Bertha
Easton were pleasantly surprised At their
residence on Kilhourne avenue. Fremont,
last Friday evening by . number of their
friends. IL being in honor OF their respective
birthdays The evening was spent in
games, conversation, etc. and 1t Q late
hour delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. RaIston and Miss EAston were the
recipients Of some beautiful presents. The
following were present: Mrs. Ida C..
Ral.ton, Mrs. A. NJ Eas,on. Miss Belle
Ramage. Miss Bertha Bensiman, Miss
Bertha Easton, Miss Daisy Keeton, Miss
vina Graham, Miss Edith Graham, Miss
Alice Graham, Miss Lena Young, Miss
Aiiee Young Miss LurA EatS.nn NisS