The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-05

tne SCHOOL NJ. InofYens froI. anu Aue. Lucy
and Prof. Arthur will contribute TO the musical
portion OF the programme. There are 200 pupils
ct this school and as many 40 possible OF these
will participate In the exercises. In addition to
the above mentioned music, there will be wand
drills. dumbbsll exercises and motion songs BY
the pupils japanese lanterns and hanging
lights will be arranged to light the walk from
the schoolhouss out to the sidewalk.
Miss Livesley Surprised.
On Tuesday evening Miss Minnie uvssley. OF
PIT Market street, was surprised by party OF
her friends. Cards, dancing and music nlled
up . charming evening. 4 hns lunch WAS
served In . very tempting fashion. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mira Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker. Miss Minnie Livesley.
Miss Minnie jain, Miss Nellie Howes, Miss
Mr.. Ed Clark. Mr.. J. E. Wise. Miss Lon Eyler.
Mr.. Henry Lohss. Mr.. Charley Lveslsy, Mr..
Kemp and Master Sidney Morrison.
Farewell Banquet to the Wnmsns.
A farewell banquet was rendered last night to
Mr.. 8. c. and Mr.. J. n. Wilmans at the Chamber
OF Commerce by their friends. The hosts were
Mr.. P. F. smith. Mr.. Howard Tilton, Mr.. James
OConnell, Mr.. Charles O'Connell, Mr.. o. a
Buckbee. Mr.. John Gibbon, jr Mr.. J. J. Burns.
Mr.. D. B. Jackson, Mr.. Hugh W. Roberts. Mr.
George J. SLOVENIAN. Mr.. william +. Stretch,
Mr.. Howard w. Baker, Mr.. William II. Moore
and Mr.. Phil F. Kelley. Mr.. G. Wilmans
leaves for the East and Mr.. J. n. Wilmans for
the South this week.
A Pleasant Birthday Party.
Mra +. Reed, 1915 Third street, gave birth.
day party In honor Of her daughter Lottie's
9Th birthday. very enjoyable time was had
by all. Supper was served at o'clock. The
walters were: Mra +. Reed, Mrs. George
Chaplin, Mrs. Ford and Miss Flora McGee. The
children were: Lottie Reed. Olive Chaplin,
Oracle Merchant, Ella and Jennie Corcoran,
Hazel Ford, Clarids Merchant, James Dodge.
DOME Alternately, Avery Austin and David
Chaplin. Miss Lottie received many beautiful
presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsley Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs.. 7. =. Townsley entertained .
small party Of friends Ut dinner on Monday
evening at their home on South Eleventh street
After rich and beautiful repast, the guests
spent . pleasant evening, Willing away the
time with music and cards. Those invited
weres Mrs. z. Douglas, Mira 2. Teappls, Mr.
and Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. C. J. Campbell, Miss
Fanny Campbell. Miss Blanche Kelly, Mr..
Teapple. Mr.. 7. R Yocum. Mr.. George White.
Nj. and Mfa Bisnop and Miss Bishop
MI. and Mrs. C.. L. Bogardus Surprised.
number of Mr.. and Mr.. c. E. Bogardus'
friends gave them . surprise Tuesday evening.
The frat part of the evening was given up to
whist Then the tables were Get and refresh.
ments were served. Those present were: Col
and Mira G. n. 6hsaie, DR.. ana Mrs. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Lewis. Mr.. and MrA J. J.
Bogardus, Prof. and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and MIRA
George Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, Mrs Warner,
Miss Personeus, Miss Wells, Mr.. Reynolds, Mr..
Wells, MI. Warner and Nj. PsrsousuA
An Evening Party.
On Thursday evening Misses Liszis and Char
lotte Yeager entertained few Of their friends
at their homo on Chestnut street. The evening
was spent in card playing, vocal and instru-
mental music Among those present were:
Miss Lillian Colt. Miss Lottie Poole, Miss Allie
Poole, Miss Audrie Trask, Miss Louisa Schrader,
Miss Lizzie Boyd, Miss Nettie Yeager, Mr..
Porter. Mr.. Crawford. Mr.. O. Rank, Mr.. Parker,
Mr. 6. Switzerland, Mr.. F. Switzerland. Mr.. D.
Dwight and Mr.. w. Newton.
The Ladies' Euchre Club.
The Ladies' Euchre Club met at the house of
Mrs. Montgomery Russell on Friday afternoon.
Those present were: Mrs Barker, Mrs. Halter.
Mrs. E. o. Graves, Mra Readman, MIRA A. T.
MacCulsky. Miss Emery. Mrs. W. E. Boone. Mrs
Martin, Mrs. George F. Gund, MrA Charles
shepard. Mrs. NJ. F. Backus, Mrs George H.
Hebron, Mrs. 7. NJ. Reed, Mrs. Thomas shsp-
Ard. Mrs. A. H. Anderson, Mrs. Erastus Brain
erd. Mrs. David kellogg, Mrs. John xesry and
Mrs. Baxter.
Lecture 1t the Hebrew Temple.
A lecture will be delivered on Friday evening
at the temple of the Congregation Ohaveth
Sholom by Rev. A. Brown, the RABBI, the sub
ject being: Abrams Wandering Away From
Home Has Become Blessing to All the Fami.
lies of the Earth" The service viii begin at
7:S0 O'Clock and the lecture at about 8 o'clock,
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parts Of the service. All are invited without re-
gard to denomination.
Tho p. Il. O.'s At Ivy Cottage.
Last Monday night the P. f. o. Society were
entertained in . delightful manner by Mrs. J. F.
Trowbridge, 1t Ivy cottage, on Seventh street
The evening until II o'clock was spent in play.
ing drive whist, after which dainty rsfresh-
ments were served. This was the first P. E. O.
party. and while it will bs followed by others,
We are sure mono will surpass it Before taking
leave the ladies called upon their new brothers.
iu-law.
The Hill Whist Club.
The Hill Whist Club met at the house Of Mira
H. X. strive on Monday night last Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and MIRA Bailey Gatzert. Mr. and
Mrs. John Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Boone,
MIR. and Mrs. Z. A. sirout. Mr.. and Mira George
II. Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart, M
and Mrs. II. A. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Mao
Cuisky, Lieut. and Mrs. w. P. Goodwin and Mr.
and Ara N. J. Csrkeek.
The Renaissance Club.
Mrs John Leary entertained the Renaissance
Club on Wednesday afternoon. Her guests were
Mrs. Bailey Gatzert. Mrs. Z. C. Neufslder, MIRA
George II. Hebron, Mrs. A. B. Stewart Mrs
Charles F. Whittiesey. Mrs. NJ J. Carksek, Mira
Noble, Mrs Montgomery Russell. MrA David
kellogg, Mrs. T. W. EngIe, Mira F. A. Bell Mn
h. b. Bsgisy. Nra D. n. Baxter and MrG Barker.
A Birthday Party.
Misc Mary stetson gave party at her home
Tuesday evening. it being her 10Th birthday.
Those present were: Miss Smith, Miss Haven.
Miss Fowl, Miss Pease. the Misses williams.
Miss Steison. M Davidson, Mr.. Stetson, Mr..
seargen's, Mr. MCGOWAN, Mr. Ross ana Mr..
trink, of the High school cadeta
At Pastor kead's House.
The young people Of the Market street Bap-
list church met at the residence of Rev W
Head. is Taylor street, Friday night and spent
The evening IN enjoying music. recitations and
parior games. Tho house was literally taken by
the young people. and Mr.. and MIRA Read On tar.
tanned them handsomely.
Mr.. Haller's Yacht Party.
On Friday afternoon Mr. Theo Halter enter.
tanned q lew friends on board his yacht, the
Neophytc. The afternoonwas delightfully."- spent.
These comprising the party were Mrs K B.
Aloertson, Miss kenwyn, Miss De Wolfe Miss
Eta Allan, Mr.. Fred Bausman and Mr.. Clement
Abe rdeen Newspaper Man Married.
HooUlAx. March Especial A O Ingham,
reporter on the Aberdeen Bniietts was married
al s:9 o'clock on the night of tuesday, Feb
ruafy = 20 Miss Alma sarsen. They took