The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-01

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on the programme. which was Handsomely
sostsn up, each dance bearing an unique
lesend- such - Pail the Repair Track, ;
aI Zoe RAMS Horn. " Taxing Logs "a
Ballard, 'Nheels-cns Them All Out.
Gar OF Oil for the Shin Hang Tn ths
All Hose " Your Lamp Is 'ou;." The
committees having the bail In chargs
we're: Arrangement-I. Carsise. j. Z.
I.achapeli. 4. 4 Bills; reception-Mr. and
MIS- ). Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Eirs-
rnan.- Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles McManus
Mr and Mrs. II. GiIoertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. T. May; Mr.
ana Mrs. c. L. Geogax: door director-E
=. Bills: door managers-J. E Lachapeil
Il D. McCardIe. 7. Blonde, l. Cardie
6eorge Dupee.
sadie keifegg's Church Party.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Sadie Kellogg
entertained her fellow members of the
JUNIOR Endeavor society OF Plymouth
congregational church al the residence oil
nfr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Kellogg,
zll4 West street. The house was prettiiy
decorated With flowers, especially the
%%H~ n[fG ItAECanHECifts NSsc
served The curtains we're drawn and the
Iink aud white towers and hangings made
pretty scene. The children amused
themselves with ali sorts of lawn and
parlor games and worked mp q very APP
preciaHve appetite for Tie refreshments.
those present were: Gertrude Fairbank,
carrie Atkinson, Mabel Edwards. Lizzie
Edwards, Linnie Gillette, Mabel Chilberg.
kufh Waterbouss, Jessie Ballard, Winnie
sharp. Mabel Panp. Maidie Harris, Allie
Mitchell, Grace Mitchell. Gertrude Win.
scr, Matte Winsor. Agnes Templeman.
Bertha TeRoIler. Rita TeRollcr, MAY
Abrams. Violet Abrams. Mildred Abrams,
Esther Williams. Emily Williams, Bessie
Floyd. Jaanita Kneisel, Ollie Hall, Adine
Hall, Matte Whitman. Annie Whitman.
Annie Farnsworth. Roy Hurd, Cyrus
Drew, Frank Gardner, Hugh George, Max
Buchanan. Harley buchanan, Fred Hol-
brook. Cyrus Paup. Clarence Paup.
AFs. wfiiissns' Musical.
Mrs. VI. J. Williams entertained num-
Der OF her friends at her residence, No 20
Aloha street, Wednesday evening. in
honor OF the presence OF Mr. and Mrs.
'Westley Clark. old friends of the hostess,
recently from Lynn. Mass. The house
was hastily decorated for the occasion and
the entertainment. as the evening pro-
crossed, resolved itself into a charming
impromptu musical, In watch the follow
ing local talent present participated: Mrs.
Drake. pianist; Mr.. Drake. banjo: Mr..
Charles Clifford, cornet. and Mrs. Wright,
guitar; Miss McCutcheon sang After the
Ball." Miss Laura Ciough recited John
Manyari" and 'Pardoned," Mr.. Hugh
Wright sang Solomon Levy" in carica.
ture. and Miss Wright sang several planta-
ton melodies with guitar accompaniment.
There were present besides the foregoing
artists and honored guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Elma Clark. Capt.
and Mrs. CIough. Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgaf. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ].
Davis. Mrs. DeBraux. Of Chicago; Mrs. l..
4. Clifford, the Misses Folger, the Misses
Lena and Ella Philbrick, Miss Glen Clip
ford. Mr.. 4. Vivian. Mr.. Skinner, Mr.. Ed
o. Clifford, Mr.. Con Gepfert and others.
ssr. and Mrs. Fehren's Anniversary.
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. F.
l.. Fehren celebrated the FIRST anniversary
of their wedding In an informal manner.
An interesting feature of the evening
was the guessing contest. Handsome
hand-painted cards had been prepared. on
which the names of twenty different flow
ers had been written, only the letters OF
of the words had been entirely transposed.
making curious tumble. from which the
word had TO be deciphered. Mrs. A. b.
Stewart won the first ladies' prize, water
color. by Mrs. Fehren, and Mr.. James
Boutwell, won the first gentleman's prize,
a basket of fairy dates. made by the host
ess. Capt. w. r. Ballard secured the
BOBBY, bunch of sunfiowers. The guests
presented Mr. ana Mrs. Fehren with a
handsome silver banquet lamp. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Crawford, Mr..
and Mrs A. b. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Joslyu, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green, Mr..
and Mrs. James Boutwell,, Capt and Mrs.
w. r. Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bell.
Farewell Reception 60 Rev. Mr.. Rugg.
On Tuesday evening farewell reception
was gwen in the parlors of the North Sc
attic Baptist church. the occasion being
the severing of the pleasing relations OF
Rev. VI. l.. Rugg from the church of
which he has been pastor for the last two
years. Rev. Mr.. Rugg has accepted a call
to the First Church Of Salem, Or, this
being the second time he has had charge
in that place. The parlors we're filled with
the members and friends of the church at
an early hour, and after a short time
pleasantly passed in social converse, the
meeting was called TO order. A select
choir rendered a number of selections,
Mrs. G. M!Butterworth gave q recitation,
and addresses were made by Deacon Duffy,
Mr.. Owens. ii. +. Compton. DIR. Pierce
ard 4. X. Butterworth. Rev. Mr.. Rugg
in short address thanked his friends for
their kind expressions aud cordial feeling.
rhe ladies had provided a lunch. which
closed the evenings entertainment. No
arrangements have yet been made for a
successor 20 Mr.. Rugg.
Association Football Club Entertained.
The members OF the Association Foot
ball Club gathered At the residence of their
president, Mr.. Il. Wark. Is Brooks
street, on Friday evening and pre-.
sented him with the keeping of the
championship cup lately won by Seattle.
After a splendid supper was served 10 the
company an enjoyable evening was spent
in dancing and other amusements. which
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