The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-04

Aaoome AucY . Birthday Austcaie.
A delightful soiree musicale IS given on
Thursday evening at the home of Prof
Lucy, No. Ii6 Albert street. in honor or
Madame Lucy's birthday. The following
programme Was rendered:
Soprano soso-"Tass Ne. Jamie, Dear, .Mol.ov
Ms. William Day
Flute soso-~Fsntssse's ........*..... Do1irst.t
Mr. Jtssrh sAip.~r
Baritone soio~-'oE.iy Wait .--........R rigys
Mr.. IL smith
v;oloncslio selectlan---E iexie's purkle.
Dr. Iesoaors Thoresea-
kecitas.on--"The Ersda. Party -- Loag.elicw
Ma Celeste Lsng ey siauson-
Baritone soao-"fse son o: the pssers Asa
Mr. Herman Julich
Soprano soso-.'Ihs Ru terry .......-...Arcia
Miss Carrie kaper
Recitation -"The Tragedy Man $1,000.
..---..--..-.-....e farncs whiteoEb Rlisy
A-s o. W. s.e,soa-
v,o,,, .,..,,., va, concerto anssn,s
''''n ''ee'''a b aa..srs.,. S slesi.ssn
Prof William Vaughan Arthur.
Baritone so4o.~Ihs Nail o. faErsgona .Hensel
Mr. jasepa Shipper.
soprano soio-atsssnae Vase ......... fenfaro
Madame Adele Lacy.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G..
W. Bacon. Mr.. aud Mrs Howard Siauson,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles 'Landers. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Carke-k, Nr. and Mrs Her.
man Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bean, Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Fray. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Day, Mr.. and Mrs q. w S;e.son. DR. and
Mrs. Theodore horesen, Mr. George Han
sard. Mrs. William +. Miller. Mis-. Carrie
Roper, Miss Millae Hansard. Miss Hattie
Bray. Mr.. Joseph Ghippen. Mr.. Gregory.
Mr.. L. t. Thompson, Mr.. Herman Julieh.
Mr.. William A. Colline, Prof William
Vaughan Arthur, Mr. III. ]. Smith.
Seattle Stag Club Party.
On Friday evening the pariors of the
Seattle Stag Club. on Ninth and Cherry
streets. were filed by the members and in
vited guests. Whist and dancing were the
amusements. Those present were: Miss
Maud Filler. Miss Jennie Inglis, Miss
Agnes Potts, Miss Eta Alexander, Miss
Kate Fields. Miss Kate Hanna, Miss
Gretchen Lohse. Miss Lo,sie Herring. Miss
Laura Mcfarland, Miss Eta Cline, Miss
Bessie Crammate. Miss Marie Estby. Miss
Bessie Woodwork. Miss Belle Wood
worth. Miss Alice Dabney. Miss Josie Dab
ney. Mr.. Rufus Johnson. Mr.. Edgar A.
Green. Mr.. Howard Ames. Mr.. Ralph
Ross. Mr.. II. Lohse. Mr.. William Beatty.
Mr.. George Snyder. Mr.. r. Tinto. Mr..
Lewis Heinrich. Mr.. Joe Alexander. Mr..
Dan Mckay. Mr., X. B. Allain. Mr.. Ed
Herring. Mr.. ii. c. McCowin. Mr.. Charles
II. Aliburty, Mr.. William c. Potts. Mr..
Walter Crammate. Mr.. Will Wood, Mr.. +.
A Crawford. Mr.. James d. Wilson. of Gill
man.
Walter Presson's Birthday Party.
Master Waiter Preston. the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A w. Preston, of Ballard was
given an opportunity on Thursday to
realize for the first time the full meaning
of a birthday. II was Walters third
birthday and quite large number OF his
coevals helped to remind him of the happy
anniversary at his parents residence on
Ballard avenue. Numerous birthday pres
ents were brought by the little guests to
their little host, and a variety of games
with the assistance of popcorn balls,
oranges, candy, lemonade, sandwiches.
cakes tarts, etc, made the little ones wild
with excitement, and the happiest after
noon of their lives passed too quickly.
Those present were: BESSIE Atkinson,
Jennie Van Psnten. Maudie Sprague,
Kathleen Grover. Harley Sprague, Ray
Donoghue, Russell Donoghue, GEM Reed.
Willie tombstone. Reception committee,
Miss Flossie MeLachian and Miss Hattie
Faulkner.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Cooper's Party.
On Thursday evening an enjoy able
dancing party was given by Mr.. N. NJ.
Cooper at the White Rose hall. the guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Stafford, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Monroe. Mr.. L. b. Pierce,
Miss Thompson, Miss Katie Davis, Miss
Eva Merritt. Miss NJ. Lane. Miss ID.
Eustis, Miss z. Harildson, Miss c. Harild-
son. Miss Maud Meid, Miss Blanche
Grove. Mr.. Charles Murphy. Mr.. J. Skin
ner, Mr.. Edward Hinckley, Mr.. j. Bush,
Mr.. E. Nelson. Ms. J. ". Samson. Mr.. r.
Johnson. MIR. II. I. Eggert. Mr.. Harry
Koch, Mr.. r. Ii. Pierce. Mr.. w. II. DieIt.
Mr. J. c. Pierce. Mr.. T. Thomson. Mr.. J.
P. Cummings, Mr.. +. i. Hicckiey, Mr.W.
V. Crozier, Mr.. A. Bronson. Mr. l.. Lynch,
Mr.. W. y. Atwood. Mr. f. i. James. Mr..
Robert Warner, Mr. Henry Dennis, Mr..
A. J. Lochaby. Mr.. o. Burch, Mr.. A. Bat
Ter, Mr.. A. c. Cuthbert. Mr.. s. +. Eastis,
Mr.. A. Murray.
Young Married Folks Club.
On Wed nesday Mr.. and Mes. Richie
NJ. Kinnear entertained the Young Mar
ried Folks Card Club at their home on
Queen Anne hill. High five was the
amusement Of the evening. Mrs. McEwan
winning the first ladies prize. a beautiful
china bon bon dish, the decoration of
which was the handiwork of the hostess.
Mr. Joslyn won the genslemen's frs,
prize, Mr. McEwsn the middle prize. and
Miss Collins and Mr. Conover the conso!a-
ton prizes. The guests we're: Mr.. and
Mrs Charles T. Conover, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Daulton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Cook. Mr..
aud Mrs. Alex r. McEwan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Per-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Joslyn. Mr..
and Mrs Fred l.. Fehren. Miss Collins,
Miss Hunt Miss Baxter, Mr. George
Riley, Mr.. ]. 2. Henderson, Mr.. O. l.. Col
Inns.
seattle University Entertsinment-
The Emerson Literary Society OF the
university of Seattle rendered the follow
ing programme on Friday evening: Piano
solo, Miss Annie Hall; reading. En- Roy
Pickering; song. James Morton and R3y
Purrie; story from Longfeitow, Miss Esfie
Bennett: recitation, Miss Gertle Maksman;
nantomime. Miss Bessie Bennett. song
from Longfellow. Miss May kaox:
critlque, Miss Nina Clifford: debate
on the question "N neither Longfeilox vas
a greater poet than Tennyson," in the
Affirmative. by Miss May Knox and
George Peck: negative. BY Don Palmer
and Miss Bessie Boyd. Three judges
chosen from the audience decided in favor
al negative song, Scotch Ballad" Miss
Minnie Mular. speech on ''LoBgfeIlox. "
W. r. Barre,l: illustrated poems, medley