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

T. JANUARY l. 1898.
cards in an oxidized silver case. The ladies
BOBBY prizes fell 20 Miss Gertrude Cheal- Il Wal
Q small lamp inscribed, ssMors Light on the Sab
5ect" The mems BOBBY prize was won by Mr.
Frank Wright. II consisted OF two cornco,
pipes for blowing soap bubbles. Those pre.eu
were: Miss Holland, Mr.. and. Mrs. :. c. Craw
ford, Xr. and Mrs. C. 81. Ber-ill. Miss Sullivan
Miss Beatrice Caeal, Miss Gertrude Cheal, Mis-
Clara Fisken, Miss Beatrice Fisken, Mr.. ID. 4
Cross, Mr.. Thomas Carmichael, Mr.. a. & Flsken
Mr.. W. L Stirling, NJ. Robert 5. Redheld and
Mr.. Frank Wright
Sons Of Veterans Ball.
The New Years ball q: the Arrnory la.t even
ing, given under the auspices of the sons ol
Veterans, was success both financially and
socially. There was large attendance, and a.
seemed to enjoy themselves. The hall wa,
brilliantly lighted with twelve large arc lights
besides several clusters OF variegated .ncsndes
cant lamps. which added to the pleasant effect
and there was also provided an electric clock
TO announce the dawn of the new year. The
oail was under the direction OF the following
com mittees: Committee OF errengemeats-E-
c. Allen, C. z. Plimpton. Fl. a. Phillips. W. F.
Dearborn and George G. Jenkins. Floor direeto,
e. c. Allen. Atdes-E. W. Young, 81. II. Phil.
Prof. Roberts Organ Recital.
Prot c. E. Roberts gave the frs: OF g series oil
three organ reeitals last Tuesday evening at the
Plymouth church. He was assisted By Mrs. ".
J. Gramos, who gave two vocal solos in excel
lent style. The programme Was a. follows:
Aarch-"Die Hochzeit des CaIuacho"..
~ ..-.;;.....-..-.....-... ..Mendel ssohu
"kussla Observation-Disclosures. -aoszsowski
Melody IN Runirsteir
Observation-Disclosures =.
Mr.. C. Roberts. '41S'''04H
Aria-"Queen OF sheba' .Gounod
"Of Thee I'm Thinking" Sire! ezki
Mrs. W. J. Grsmbs.
Organ. M. Roberts; piano, Mis-: julia Chan.
bsrlin and Dr. c. A Smith.
DR.. Georges Second Recital.
Dr.. W. ?. George gave a second reading Of
Dickens christmas Carol" a.. the First II. z.
church on Wednesday night He was assisted
oy musical numbers, rendered By Prot and Nine.
X. w. Lucy. Dr.. George introduced an agreea.
Die innovation In the journeyings Of Scrooge
and the Ghost Of Christmas Present by say.
ing that II they had been on their travels this
year the spirit would have conducted Scroogs 10
q snowed-up train on The DalIes, Columb;s
river. and showed him Judge Frye and James
o. Hestwood fixing up q Christmas tree On the
train, that the belatsd juvenile travellers mig ht
Keep Christmas merry and njoy the day though
showed up far from home. An appreciativs al.
dience greeted the doctor.
xuonian Chautauqus Circle.
The Xuonian Chautauqua Circle postponed
tee meeting which came on Christmas Eve 20
last Monday evening and so had two meetings
in the past week LAST evenings programme
was as follows:
Roll Call Each member TO propound a cues.
non on the reading done during the week,
to De answered by the member seated at his
Gerecian HIstory-Chap XII. Miss Rose Hegardt
PaDer-"The TAPPING Rebellion" -.
Rssdins-Dea,b Of tho {, aT ya :. 4 Williamson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Marie Hegerdt
Glass Reunion.
On Friday evening the class OF SO OF the Seat
tie High School Alumni enjoyed their first class
reunion at the home OF Miss Minnie Hughes
Some time was spent in recounting school ex-
periences. humorous and otherwise Progress
i've crocinole was also feature of the evening,
the first prize being awarded toMiss Grace Vroo-
man and the BOBBY prize to Miss Carrie Koch.
There was but one absent member OF the class
The following were present: Miss Helen PEN
field, Miss Isabella Dearborn, Miss Carrie Koch,
Miss Grace z. Frooman, Miss Sophie Hansen,
Miss Minnie c. Hughes, M. Van Smith, Nj.
Carroll Caoauski and Mr. George B. Wilson.
Complimentary Dinner to Hon. ohm Fl.
McGraw.
NJ. Jerome Catlin gave dinner compliment
tary TO Hon. John Fl. MeGraw, governor-sect,
at his beautiful new residence on the corner of
Twelfth and Spring streets on Thursday even.
ing. splendidly prepared and servei dinner
with 10 little postprandial wit and wisdom, was
followed by smoker and whist At dinner
there were twelve covers and the guests were as
follows: Hon. John H. McGraw, Hon. F. J.
Grant, Hon. Richard Osborn, Hon. C. I. Webb,
Ion. Ellis Morrison. Hon. Andrew F. Burleigh,
Mr.. Lucius Bigslow, Mr. Lester Turner, Mr..
George B. Adsir, Mr.. s. L Crawford and M1.
viii II. Parry.
Mrs. Cranney's Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Cranney gave p Christmas
dinner and social last week at their home 49,
Lake street. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cranney, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cranney,
Mr. and Mrs. l. II. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs r. E
Edowsrd, Miss Belle Cranney. Mr.. William Mil
ligan. Mr.. James Cranney, !r., Mr.. George Gran.
ney, Miss Annabelie Campbell, Miss Daisy PARK
hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayward, NJ. G.
Jacobus, Miss Lille Howard, Mr.. and Mira T.
81. Cranney. Christmas greetings were received
and read from Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Fl. Brunk, Mrs.
T. N. Crannsy's parents.
The Highland Whist Club.
The Highland Whist Club met at the residence
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. 0. L Pettis, on Mitchell street,
Thursday evening. After the game refresh.
ments were served. Vocal and instrumental
music was given by Misses Pauline and Phila
Pe;,is. Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Pontius. MI. and Mrs. W. II. White, Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Ngge. Mr.. and Mrs. Capt GreenIsaf, Mr.
and Mrs.. James West, Nj and Mrs F. N Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs A. McCloy, Mr.. and Mrs A. A.
Crsgin, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E Pettis, Mrs. f. L.
Cary, Miss Nora Cary, Mrs. W. A Hess, Mrs.
Joseph GrseDleat.
Santa Claus In the Kindergarten
The pupils OF Mrs. Clarence E. Dewhursts
kindergarten and primary school. on Twelfth
near Yesler avenue, gave their friends an enter
tainment on Christmas evening A beautiful
tree formed the background for the happy COM
pany. The little ones sang and recited, and the
older ones pretended to avoid the mistletos
hanging from the ceiling. During the evening
Santa Claus made his appearance, creditably
represented by Mr.. Dewhurst, and with Impair
tial hands forgot no one. Fun ran high, and too
soon the merry company dispersed.
Knickerbocker Club Entertained.
The Kniekerbocker Club was delightfully."- en-.
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. E. b. Fowler. $40
Boylston street. last Tuesday evening. Those
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