The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

Mcdonald. Mn. James r. MeNanzhs. Mn.
Joseph MeNsagbi. Mr.. Henry Miller.
Mrs x ". Mes5lnnis. Mrs. n X. Mad
dorks. Mr.. z l. Meek, Ma George 3
Miller, Mrs II. n Miller. NrA r B. y.
Miller. Misses Miller. Mr.. T. Noess. Irs-
Miller. Mia AcGSfvra. Mr.. Ed Msany.
Miss Meanr. Ms Accnilonxh. NiS Nc
Nsught. Mrs.. Ne6. Miss Ned. Ma r Z
Ssck<is. Miss Ssekels. Mrs. H. A. Noble.
Mrs.. Wallace Mating. MIRA John Y. os-
.randes. Mrs Eben & Osborne. Nrs- c. n.
Prichsrd. Mrs Thomas Prosch. Nine.
Proseh. MrsL j. J. Post. Mrs. r. 6. Peter
son. Mrs. Prewett. Misses Preuest. Mrs.
William r. Pumphrey. Mrs. Margaret J.
Pontius. Mrs. II. A. kase., Mrs. Sam
mel Ramsey. Mrs. T. ~. Reed. IT,, Mrs.
r. Russell. Miss Russell. slrA s. j. Rus
cell, Mrs. Montgomery Resell. Mrs. y. A.
Sanborn, Mrs. J. shannon. Mrs. e. F.
Shannon. Mrs. 2. n. eheale. Mr& c. T.
shepard. Mrs. o. c. Shorey. Mrs. Rose
Simmons. Nrs. 4. T. Smart, Miss Belle II.
Smith. Mrs. Eoen Smith. Nrs- z. J.
Smith. Mrs Stewart T. Smith. Mrs. John
p. Souies, Miss Spencer, Ms. X. r Spen-
Ger. Mrs. George Stetson. Miss Ssetson.
Mrs. c. r. Stone. Mrs. n. G. Strive. Miss
S,ravs, Miss small, Miss Seiden. Mrs.
Everett Smith, Mrs. Z W. Sackman. Mrs.
w. II. Taylor. Mrs. r. r. Thorndyke. Miss
Thorndyke. Mn. II. g. Thornton. Mrs. c.
A. Walsh. Mrs. X. C.. Washburn. Mrs. e.
L. Webb. Mrs. w. D. Wood. Mrs. Frank
Winsiow, Mrs. {. L. White. Mrs. Henry
Wilcox, Mrs. John Williamson. Mrs. r. A.
Wing, Mrs. Wing. Mrs. Ed +. Wi:tler.
Mn. u. Wyckon. Mira H. L. Yesler, Ars.
A. II. Young and Mra A. B. Young.
. H. Pessss' House Wssaisg.
On Friday evening the beautiful home OF
Mr.. O. T.. Pettis on Mitchell street Was
thrown open to entertain . party OF
friends, assembled to welcome home Mrs.
Pettis, who has Just returned from an ex-
tended trip to the Eastern states on visit
to relatives and the Worlds fair at Chi
cago. During the absense Of his wife Mr..
Petsis decided to build an addition 10 his
home and thoroughly to remodel the same
as Q surprise for Mrs. Pettis on her return.
He was the recipient Of many congratuia-
lions from his guests on the complete
Transformation and the taste displayed.
The house was brilliantly lighted with
electric lights. the spacious rooms with
their new curtains and draperies looked
inviting and the decorations helped TO make
the home complete. The FIRST part Of
the evening was devoted 70 the playing Of
progressive whist, after which refresh
ments were served. When all had par
taken Of the repast, they had the pleasure
OF listening to . musical programme. the
success Of which vas largely due to the
-
Lucy and Mr.. Joseph Shipper. The
guests Of the evening we're: Mr.. and Mrs
J. q. Nigeie. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shipper,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Ponsius. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. N. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Bernard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Crsgin. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Mosier. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Perkins.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. H. Mclaughlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Forbes. Mr.. ana Mrs. +. w.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Pettis, Mrs.
johnson. Mrs. e. L. Cary. Mrs. James
West. Miss Iona Johnson. Miss Sena
johnson. Miss DOVE Johnson. Miss Ber-
nard, Miss Title Hammer. Mr. J. H. John
son. Mr.. joseph Green;eaf. Mr.. w. H.
White. Prof. w. r. Lucy. Mr.. William
Hess and Capt. n. GreenlsaE
M9. snA Mrs. Schmidt Surprised.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Schmidt at their home. No.
All South Eleventh street, on Thursday
evening. Mrs. Schmidt was spending the
evening out and ON arriving home about
9p. m. found her home thronged with
friends, who we're bent on having . good
time. The evening was spent with music.
both vocal and instrumental. games and
dancing. followed by fine lunch. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Herald, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Archibald and
little Miss Archibald, Mr.. and Mrs. n. o.
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beeson, Mr..
and Mrs Giasscock. Mrs. r. D. Hastings,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Hummer. Miss Josie Robinson, Miss
Kittie Watson, Miss Bessie Glasscock,
Miss X. Grace Hummer, Miss Minnie O.-
born, Miss Phyllis Osborn. Mr.. John God
win. Mr.. J. II. Walker, Mr.. o. L. Woods,
Master Fred and George hummer, Mr.. A..
+. Barre, Mr.. Will Hunt. Mr.. Frank
Schmidt. Mr.. Harry Hunt. Mr.. Charles
Rockingham. Mr.. r. Christianer. Mr.. w.
S. Collins and Mr.. Frank Osborn.
The Conservatory Recital.
The following is the programme Of re-
cital given by the Conservatory Of Arts at
Pe,tis' Cnambres de Musique, on Friday
night:
Piano solo-"sonatine." op. 81. No. s. Clement
Miss stella Fairburn.
kt1l Indian Love song. .DeKoven
Vocal solo n =" i,. Am Taking in ~
Mrs. Z. c. kiloourn.
Piano soio-"Ccnuf As" CSersk
Mas Glenns,te Gepier.
Reeitatioa-"fhe Face Upcn the Floor,
-...-...... .+.....-.- .-..... Mrs. c. II. Olson
Vocal soio-Aria from EAsyicaine .Meyerbeer
Miss Fannie Ferguson.
Piano solo-"Der Tyro!Ier und sein Kind.
..--....--.....-..-..-- ..-.-...--.. Trehde
Miss Maud Hamilton.
RecitAtion-"Iady Clare Tennysoo
Miss Neltie Perrin.
Recitation s"The Broomssiek Train, or the
Return OF the wi,ches" Holmes
Miss Winnie Van fa>eel
Piano soio-"koDdo ssatImentsle' MoscheIes
Miss Lathe Dayie-
Vocal srio-"Row swiftly" .......- Campana
Tue Misses Ferguson aad MrA 4. c. KtIbourn
The Nonterey's Surgeons Banqusted.
banquet in honor Of the surgeons Of
the United states warship Monterey, was
given at the Rainier hotel Monday even
ing. by ths following members OF the
medical profession: DIR. D. A. Mitchell.
Dr. VI. ". Frederick, De. T. V. Goodspeed.
DR.. J. II. Esgseson, pr. 5. {. Leonharsir.
Dr. q. NeSiands. DR.. NJ. Russell. DR. K. VI.
Esmes, Dr.. :. ]. Holmes DIR. f. $ Palmer.
DIR. \. h. kiabe, Dr.. q. N. Horton, Dr. l..
Il. Dawson, DR.. q. E. Mccullough. DIR. III.
Zoe. br- r, l.. Smith. DR.. T. Willard, DR..
o. \. Weed Toasts were proposed and
responded 20 a. follows: Surgeons of the