The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10

can also take header from the snring-
board as searsessgy and far more gracefully
than . frog. On Thursday Prof. Wander
seer vent into the tank 10 teach some Of
the ladies the first principles Of swimming
and diving.
Men ef Sc Marks Eanquet.
On Tuesday evening prior to the opening
OF the 81 Marks bazaar, Tire ladies of the
parish served an annual supper TO the
men of the parish and their friends. Al
ter the menu had been disciaxse- 3 number
of soasts were responded 60. Rev d. C.
Garrett presided as POSTMASTER and first
called Oh Mr.. Winfield r Smith 70 speak
on "The Lasty in Relation 10 The Clergy"
Mr.. Richard SAKE Jones responded in
humorous vein 10 the toast The Value of
Association" Mr. ID. A. Spencer read an
appeal for the support OF the parish paper.
after which aseries of imprompsu speeches
were made by Mr.. W. +. Hays, Mr.. z. A.
Coaii, OF Tacoma. and Mr.. Joseph Ship
pen. Those present were: Rev. ID. c.
Garrett. Rev James Cheal. Mr.. Charles
Pgosch. Mr.. Carey f. Martin, Mr.. +. Con-
slant. Mr.. L. NJ Longues, Mr. G.. III. Wood
house, Mr. Edmund Bowen. Mr. Lee d.
Giimer, Mr. Joseph Shipper, Mr.. W. +.
Hays. MIA VI. Brookes. Mr.. Charles
Il. Hills, Mr. George Everett, Dir. J. Henry
Denning, Mr. w. L. Ludlow. Mr. Frank
E. Jago, Mr. Winfield r. Smith, Mr..
Charles T.. Shepard, Mr.. J. H. kunzie. Mr..
f. ID. Sansey, Mr.. ID. A Spencer, Mr.. Crit
tenden Van Wyck. Mr.. Charles w. Saun-
ders, Mr.. A. NJ. Westwood, Mr.. Ernest A.
HaInes, Mr.. j. p. Powies, Mr.. George ID.
Gund. Mr. r. s Jones, Mr.. III. c. Henry,
Mr.. J. l.. Pearsali, Mr.. K. III. Mckee, Mr.
w Hayers, Mr.. 4. l.. Kempster. Mr..
George Curtis, Mr.. Frank Jones, Mr.. ]. q.
Blake, Mr. John L. Cow, Mr.. Robert f.
Carter, Mr.. F. G. III. Baker, Mr.. E. A.
Coull, Mr. H. q. Bond, Mr.. S. Baxter, Mr..
+. A. Back, Mr.. George Blake, Mr.. Conrad
Weary, Mr.. A. T. Lundoerg, Mr.. W. L.
Childs, Mr.. Lewis Sears, Mr.. w. Dewitt,
Mr. c. F. Elder, Mr.. Walter Fl. Smith, Mr..
+. +. Hickox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rivers Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs C. VI. Rivers gave a recep-
ton 10 their friends On Monday evening
at their home on Depot and Joy streets
Many elegant presents of leather were re-
ceived, the occasion being the third ami
versary of their marriage. The house was
profusely and tastefully decorated with
cut flowers and green foliage, while out
side were burning brightly numerous Jap
anese lanters. At IL O'Clock dainty re-
freshments we're served on small tables.
Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Geddes, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Graves, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert /. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
M " Miles, Mr.. and Mrs, r. II. Slee. Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Reekie, DR.. and Mrs. A.
Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Carol, Mr..
and Mrs. W. III. Gorham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b.
Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Culbert-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred n. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer ID. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Giiger, DIR. and Mrs. George A. Reich, Mr..
and Mrs. Griffith Davies, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kneade, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shears, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Shears. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d.
Douty, NJ. and Mrs. III. ?. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. A. Earl,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. SNYDER, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
III. Schriber, Mrs. C. T. Settemaier. Miss
Sertemaier, Miss Gorham. Miss Reekie,
Miss Mclaughlin, Miss Carrie Shears, Miss
Hattie Shears, Miss Fannie Rivers. Miss
Jessie Bessinger. Miss Woodin. Mr.. Reekie,
Il - IL .
+. Staley, Mr.. John Roberts, Mr.. Grant
Shears, Mr.. NJ. S. Hyland, Mr.. c. b. Larr-
abee. Mr.. ]. Larrabee and Mr.. Z. J. Larr-
abee.
The Stag Club Social.
The Seattle Stag Club on Tuesday elected
the following officers: Ed Herring, chief
high stag; William Bane. assistant high
stag; Fred Aikens, recording stag; James
Turnbuli, financial stag; Dan Mckay,
royal huntsman; Thomas Tinto, Charles
Johnston, Edgar Green. James TurnbuIl
and f. Aikens. executive committee. An
enjoyable social and dance was given
at Prosch's hall on Friday evening. Those
present were: Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. II. T. Whitley, Miss Agnes Potts.
Miss Lillian Bigelow, Miss Eta Alexander,
Miss Kate Field. Miss Fieisher, Miss
Jennie Inglis, Miss Allie Alger, Miss
Nellie Newell, Miss Maud Filler. Miss
Flossie Smart, Miss Marion Atwood, Miss
Martin, Miss Maud Hanna, Miss Lizzie
Alexander, Miss Ella Alexander, Miss
Tuck. Miss Isham, Mr. James Alexander,
Mr.. William Bane, Mr.. William George
Potts, Mr. Fred z. Aikens, Mr. Frank, Mr..
Willmaeser. Mr.. Henry Leland, Mr.. Harry
MCGOWAN, Mr.. Dan Mckay, Mr.. Charles
Johnston, Mr.. William Nathaniel Gilmore,
of Edison, Wash; Mr.. Edgar A. Green,
Mr.. Ruben Alaine. Mr.. George Law, Mr.
James TurnviIi, Mr. Harold Hansen, Mr..
Charles AiIburty. Mr.. Silas Hall, Mr..
Edward Herring. Mr.. Henry Lohse. Mr..
j. f. Gabriel. Mr.. Mark Means, Mr.. David
Alexander and Mr. Ralph Ross.
Demorest Oratorical Contest.
On Friday evening an elocution contest
for a Demorest medal took place in the
First Christian church. Those privileged
10 contest for this prize must be members
OF the Good TeEnpiars. The contests are
cumulative, and are as follows: six CON-
pettors organize a contest for silver
medal, 81 K silver medal winners compete
for a gold medal: six gold medal winners
compete for a grand gold medal, and six
winners of this prize compete tor
the highest prize of all, grand
diamond cross. The ladies who
competed on Friday evening were
Miss Edith Manning, Miss Bessie Brad
leg, Miss Daisy Psrkhurst. Miss Pearl
Mcdonnell. Miss Lille Lindsay and Miss
Lydia Dankel. The judges were Prof O.
| : Jones. Prof. Charles Pagan and Miss
Lille r. White, and the markings we're
for voice, eIocusion. gesture. expression
and general effect. The contest
ants all did we'll and reelected
credit upon their instructress, Miss
Emma Page, who hiss been blind from in.
I fancy. The judges awarded the first place
| TO Miss Manning. and she was presented q
silver medal by Mr.. ]. NJ. Rex. The mex;
/ contest viii take place on Wednesday
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