The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-12

Mime. Lucy responded to an enthusiastic
encore with "When ! Was . Child OF
Three"
Shoemaker John. .....................Firs First grade
Clocx song. ..................'...eec ono Psim.H
Vocal solo sencor:dj. ..........Miss Emma Rock
vCtd,sI. o! nio M;:: ch.rlotts R;cs
DumsosII exercise. Filth and Seventh grades
Grand march. Fourth and Filth grades
Violin solo,. Philo Pettis
PIANO. PIANO s S5ioL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fsssi:
A stage 25x1l was extemporised and
adorned with plants and festoons Of ever.
green. Fifty dollars was realized for the
piano fund.
Mrs. stewsrt's Childrenss Party.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart entertained large
party Of children on Saturday. March 4.
It was for her little daughter Alma. The
little guests were: Miss Ruth Baxter,
Miss Winnie Adair, Miss Mary Beale
Brainerd, Miss Lassie MacCulsky, Miss
Patti Harrington. Miss Gertrude Grasse,
Miss Anna-Furth Terry. Miss Louise
Nichols. Miss Catherine Tyler. Miss Vir-
ginia Wrestling. Miss Maud McMicken,
Miss Rowena McMicken, Miss Dorothy
Rumsey, Miss Betsy Ecurry. Miss Char
lotte Whittlesey, Miss Lucy Garrett, Miss
Ethel FiIkins, Miss Vomi Stewart, Miss
Marguerite Stewart. Miss Marian Engle.
Miss Kittis Holmes, Miss Ely Holmes,
Miss Margaret Boyd. Miss Ruth Sheafe,
Miss Betty Brainerd, Mss Marjory Kit
Margaret Burns, Miss Gertrude Burwell.
C,,l-
yer. Master Roy Macdonald, Master Ar
thur Shepherd, Master Thomas Stimson.
Master Henry Hunt Master Joe Tyler.
Master Hubert Miller, Master Lorin Whit
tington, Master Willie Nichols, Master
Hal McMicken. Master Will McMicken.
Master Irving Reed. Master VIM Strout,
Master Keith Fisken, Master Claiborne
Garrett, Master Donald Smith, Master
harry Hebron. Master Henry Hibbard.
Master George Gund and Master Kenneth
Barker.
The Young Peoples Social 1t Fremont.
A social gathering OF the Y. P. g. G. E.,
of the Congregational church Of Fremont,
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
was followed by all kinds of games and
later in the evening . fine supper was
served. Tho programme was a. follows:
Mi::e: kellogg McGinni: ana thompson
Instrumental solo. .......ME Worth Den,mor
SOLO. Miss Flora Lo.ka
The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Densmorc, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Story,
Mrs. A. J. Cardboard, Miss Agnes Gard
dard. Miss Edith Goswell. Miss Bessie
Ferguson, Miss Annie Nesbic Miss Minnie
Bhuttz, Miss Flora Lotka. Miss kellogg,
Miss Gillis. Miss NcGinnis, Miss Amy
Burnett, Mr.. Carl Stone, Mr.. Horton Bick-
erton, Mr.. Harry ellis. Mr.. Willie Butts,
Mr.. Amial Buttes. Mr.. David Livingston.
Mr.. Ed Herick, Mr.. George Carlson, Mr..
Thomas Lowell, Mr.. John Story, Mr..
Charles Burnett and Mr.. w. H. Dougan.
Mrs. Graves Euchre Party.
Mrs. K. o. Graves entertained party of
friends at progressive euchre on Thurs
day evening last. Her invited guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Backus, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Heilbron. Maj. and Mrs.
S. w. Clark. Mrs. John {. Cole, Judge and
Mrs. ii. g. Strive, Mai. and Mrs. J. r.
Hayden, DR.. and Mrs. II. B. Baglev, Mr..
and Mrs. George Il. Carter. DR.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Russell, Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Burke. Senator and Mrs. w. Il.
Forrest. Miss Halter. Miss Noble. Miss
Piper. Miss Clark, Miss Struve Mr.. Theo-
dore n. Halter, Lieut.. ]. l.. Hayden, Mr..
Il. IL. Mckee, Mr. q. +. Fay. Maj. Z. w.
Clark, Mr.. I. T. Cole, Mr.. Albert jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Carkeek, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. 4. Shepard and Maj. and Mrs. S.
W. Clark.
Farewell to Miss Lowell.
Several of the friends OF Miss Claire
Lowell gave farewell party in her honor
at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday
evening. Miss Lowell returned to her
home in Iowa Thursday. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Denny, Miss
Claire Lowell. Miss Jessie Hurd, Miss Win
ME Knox, Miss Callie Gillette, Mss Will
Jams, Miss Nellie 2. Cogswell, Miss Ella
PixIee, Miss Elizabeth Haworth. Miss Al
ice Orr, Miss Augustine, Miss Ida Proper.
Miss Daft, Miss Myrtle Maynard, Prof. w.
u. Gerard. Prof. Layhue. DIR. Walter John
s;on, DR.. S. c. Leonhardt. DR.. Phillips.
Mr.. Fred Everett, Mr.. Alfred Williams.
Mr.. d. q. krause, Mr.. c. +. Mcars, Mr.. r.
T. Hawley. Mr.. w. ]. Germaine, Mr.,
George Chapman and Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grout.
Mrs. Catiin's Drive whist.
Mrs. Jerome Catlin had pleasant COM
pany 10 drive whist a, her new house.
Twelfth and Spring streets, on Thursday
afternoon from to $50. Her guests
were: Mrs. David Gilmore. Mrs, f..
Cole, Mrs. W. 2. Boyd, Mrs. w. Ii. Relfe.
Mrs. James +. Macdonald, Mrs. NJ. D.
Ballard. Mrs. Henry Thurman, Mrs. EFF.
Blaine, Mrs. ". Il. Ballard. Mrs. p. r. NJ
Miller. Mrs. Eben Smith. Mrs. c. +. Whit.
tlesey, Mrs. J. ". Wilkinson. Mrs. Will.
lam blackwell, Mrs l. Il. N,esz. Mrs. J.
Eeisinger, Mrs. A. h. Weed, of North
Yakima; Mrs. Irving Ballard. Miss
Maiher. Miss Anna Mather, Miss Rnfr
Miss Fosg. Miss Clark and Miss Griffin
Mrs. c. F. WhIftlesey Won the frs, prize
and Miss Anna Mather the BOBBY.
In Honor Of Misc Vincent.
Miss Emma Vincent, who leaves in a
few days for an extended visit IN the Eas,
Was the recipient of numerous social a..
teni'ons during the week. Among them
was dinner rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
+. Trowhridge. at Ivy Cottage, on Seventh
street On Tuesday she Was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Eshelman. 90 Wash
ington street. at dinner. those at table
being Mr.. and Mrs. Dohson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Singerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Miss VIM
cent Miss Fornev and Mr.. and Mrs. Esh-
eimsn. On Friday she was entertained a,
dinner BY Judge aud Mrs. Osborn. on Sew