The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-27

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Last Friday evening pleasant party
was given ct the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McAiistsr. 100e Marion street. the
event bsing the celebration Of the ami
vsrsary Of the birthday Of their daughter
Gracs. The little folks arrived early and
the evening wa spent in games and dane
Ing. after which refreshmsnts were served.
and at ii p. m. the guest departed, al Civ
ing expression to the hostess Of the pleas
ure enjoyed Among those present were:
Mrs. 3. T. Briefly. Mra Foster. Mrs. J. A.
James, Mrs. Owens, Miss Belle James. Mrs.
Charles McAlistsr. the Misses Zone Cutler,
Carrie Denny. Alice Smith, Kate Haley,
Sadie kellogg, Maybe Harris. Ruth and
&c Schram, Helen Hughes, Alma Stewart,
Florence Wagner. Myra Smith. Clara
Hanna. Anna Roger. Virginia Scurry and
Grace Haycock, and Masters Carl Nc
kaught. Burton Haines. Eddie Spencer,
James Kellogg. Sam Russell, Loring Whit
ington. IT.. Gilbert Mssm, Charlie Lynch.
George Gund. Charlie Scurry, Howard
Hughes and George Schons.
xssnian o. 4. .. O. Pisais.
The xuonians held their annual picnic
at xuOnian Beach. ON the north shore Of
Lake Washington. last Friday afternoon,
May Is. Aftsr spending the afternoon In
. variety Of picnic rscreatfons the menu
bers Of the party gathered to enjoy .
sumptuons dinner spread by the ladies.
The evening WAS spent with college songs
and . programme about the camp fire.
Being the final meeting Of the circle the
programme was specially intsresting one.
~ follows, with Mr.. II. Willis Carr a.
leader: Roll call, . camp firs story; 1.-THE
Past Of the xuonians," by Mr.. J. L. Dud-
ley. historian: An Ode to Departed Men,
hers," by Miss Jennie Carr. postess; "A
Glimps Of the Future Of the Xuonians,
Miss Rose Hsgardt, prophecies; music by
xuonian lady quartetts. Miss Marie He
gHrdt. Miss Harriet r. Flower. Miss Hen
ristts Eisenbsis. Miss Rose Hsgardt. At
late hour the circle broke camp" and
took boats for home, with many regrets
that another Chautauqus year had drawn
to close.
Aid Society Social.
Thursday evening last the hall and par
Tors Of the Church Of Oar Lady Of Good
Help were crowded, the occasion being a
social given by the Aid Society of the
parish. The ladies entertained their
friends with m enioyabi programme and
excellent refreshments. Many donations
were made to assist them in their charita-
BILE work; also quite sum in cash was
contributed to their relief fund. The fol-
lowing programme vas rendered: Violin
solo. little Lille Leubsn: soprano solo.
Mrs. J. II. Wallace; recitation. Aunt
TAbitha," Miss Maud Kelley; bass solo.
THE Idol of My Heart" Mr.. N. NJ.
Grass; recitation. 1.-THE Nutting Expedi-
tion." Miss Cecilia Gross: children's
chorus. DAISY Belt" encore, .Jack
Frost" Misses Mamie Holder. Margie
Newman, Masters Willie Newman, George
Newman. H. Clancy; recitation. Zone Of
Gods Angels. encore. "our Folks" Mrs.
w. J. Carr; song, "The Kittens Return"
Master Harry Clancy.
Ballard Chtaook Reading Circle.
The Chinook Reading Circle met at the
ton, on Ballard avenue. Last Monday even.
ing. The reading Of "Amsricanism" from
the ferum WAS finished, aud the quota
tions from eminent statesmen in response
20 the roll call were apt and interesting.
IL was the last meeting for the season. and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. President, Mrs. William
Curtiss: vice president. Mr.. Warren Lucas;
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will reassemble on the call Of the president
late in September. Mr.. Thomas Houston
rscited "Popss Composing Hour" and
read an interesting article. Mrs. Houlaton
served the refreshments Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Houston,
MIRA J. NJ. Donoghue. Mr.. and MIRA
knnckies. Miss G. n. Hunt, Miss Leona
Davis. Miss Helen strsndberg. Miss X. NJ.
Hyiand. Mr.. +. C. Shirtciiff. Mr.. Redpath.
Columbia Literary Society.
The Columbia Literary Society gave .
pleasant entertainment last Friday even.
ing, the society interpreting the pro-
gramms with varied music. The pro-
gramms included the following: Pen
picture. Mr. Thomas Daft: guessing story.
Mr.. James Davey dialogue, 1.-THE. Butterfly
Maggie Carlisle; pen picture. Miss Aehie
Wright: autobiography. Miss Daisy Cur
fiss; vocal solo. Miss May Little: extern
poraneoas speech. Mr.. Val Void; guessing
story. Mr. Willie Smith: pen picture, Mr..
George Pearse. select readings by Miss
Ida lverson, Mr.. Milton Whittier and Mr..
barnard Murray; queer qusriss, Mr..
George Cooper. There Was also . ten
minute debate on labor saving inventions.
chr asstsa Church soeiahae.
The Young Peoples society OF the First
Christian church gave . sceiahie iast FRI
day evening, May 3. NJ the residence Of
Mr.. and Mra Philip ]. Gahei. corner Of
Third ami Lincoln streets, sn homer OF
Misc Sarah j. Grant. who. with her sis;er.
leaves Monday for Beatrice. seb.. where
abe viii make her future home- The resi-
ienee Was beautifully decorated. and the
evening Was spent In music, social chat,
Rotations and refreshments Among
those present were: Miss sarah ]. GRAFT.
Miss Kate Reeves. Msss Nessie Fisher,
Miss Emily Bert Miss Bessie Erzdlev