The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-07

I orrin Rank. Mr.. Scarry. Mr. LIN Relic. Mr..
Ben snires. IT,. Mr.. Charles Turner, Mr..
I Frank Frea-icks. Mr.. Charles Wurssae,
Nj. Ernest wnrsele.
The Rehearsals az .sSt- Faai"
The first rehearsal after she holidays of
/ the Seattle Choral Society for the practice
/ Of 81 PAal" will take p{acs tomorrow
/ evening NJ its rooms ia the Seattle BANK
K hgiidlnr. when Il Is expected that men,
| hers. and all singers wishing "a ioin she
chorus. viii be on hand promptly AZ 7:ss
| O'Clock Several Of the prominent singers
OF the city who have nos here,ofare taSes
part have notified the executive committee
Of their satention 70 De present At this re-
/ hearsal. Those who have nos been pres
ent 81 former meetings can ehtssn copies
% the music from the librarian nj she
rooms. This orSto-io Of <. Paul de-
scrfbes the principal events in the life OF
great apostle in choruSes Of great power
and beauty. intersrersed with solos and
simple ehorais. and is written In Measiels-
sohn's grand style. The practice Of such
music as this Is a liberal education in
itself
Mrs wsston's Guessing Party.
gave guessing party" 81 her residence.
i295 East street. in honor of Miss Nettia
Hall. The evening WAS pleasantly passed
In numher OF amusing guessing eeatesss.
ard after dainty rerast dancing was in-
anlged in. Appropriate prizes were
awarded to the persons making the largest
number OF correct gaesses- Miss Hall.
who has been visiting relatives and friends
here, left on Wednesday via California Tor
her home in Minneapolis. The partiei-
pants Of the evening were: Mr.. and Mrs.
u. ". Bowen. Mr.. and MFS III. \. Steph-
enson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. 1. Hughes, Mrs.
/ Lipsky, Mrs. Bennett. Miss Nes,ie Hail,
Miss Watson, Miss Nellie Watson. Miss
Alien. Miss NJ. Price. Miss Lillian Turner.
Mr.. Ira Rank. Mr.. osis Rank. Mr. Frank
Hunt. Mr.. w. Hoys. Mr.. Ray Coomhs.
High school Notes.
The High school Literary Society hess
its usual meeting on Tuesday evening in
the Assembly hall A very large number
were IN attendance. As the new term be-
gins on Friday evening the following off,
GERS were elected: President. Mr.. II. +.
Booth, vice-president. Miss Ada Mahon;
secretary. Mr.. J. r. Cummings. assistant
secretary. Mr.. Elmer A. Friend: treas
nrer. Mr.. Ernest Herald: editor, MIR.
+. r. Hegardt; critic, Mr.. V. |. w. Hill:
executive COMMITTEES. Mr.. Il. II. Hegardt
Mr.. J. p. Cummings. Mr.. Elmer A.
Friend.
The cadets have made final arrange
ments tor the production OF the military
drama 1.-The Confederate Spy" to be given
some time IN February.
School reopened last Tuesday for the
winter term. with 80 in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. DiiIer Entertain.
A pleasant New Years party was given
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. Dilier,
on Eighth and Pike streets The follow
ing were invited; Mr.. aud Mrs. J. NJ.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smith. IT., Mr.
and Mrs. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. ]. e.
Nixon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Byrne. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. ID. Da-
vies. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross, OF Port
Madison aMrs. b. Normayle, Mrs. n. u.
Pease. Mrs. T.. A. Torrance, Miss Fannie
Ferguson, Miss Lizzie Ferguson, Miss
Nellie Anthony. Miss Lizzie Anthony.
Miss Edith McConviile. Miss Lena niiler.
Mr.. George A. Noble. Mr.. John McIoush-
lin. Mr.. viii @. Potts, Mr.. A. Meegher,
Mr.. j. Woodthall, Mr.. A. McIain. Master
Earl j. b. Diller, Master Leonard Nor
maybe. Master Clement Smith.
The AmieitiA Club at Nr. LEWIS.
An enjoyable party en- New Years
night was that Of the Amaeitia club at
the home of Mr.. Fred Levy on Fifth and
Union Streets. The club entertained
some members Of the Kent Musical Clab,
and after spending the evening Mt pro-
gressive whist decided that the game was
equally divided between Kent and Seattle.
afg1 81. d g. h. Il 4.
their departure. The guests wese: Mrs.
Levy, Miss Ulin. Miss Croker, Miss
Rhods Hinckley. Miss Pelton, Miss Anna
Potion, Miss Maud Mcclellan, Mss Helen
Anthony. Miss Abel Hinokley. Misses
BERTHE and Essie Levy, Miss ". Read,
Miss NJ. Smith, of Kent: Mr.. Levy. Mr.
Eyersole. Mr.. Forehand. Mr.. Jacobs. Mr..
Ramps, DR.. y. $. Smith. DR.. c. T. Hoye,
Mr.. Dow, of Kent.
The Seattle Art League Meetfngs
The Seattle Art League has secured
quarter. in room IL Hinckiey block, and
will meet there on Wednesday evening,
when model will be present. For tho
present classes will be held on Wednesday
and Friday evenings, bat IL Is expected 10
soon have three classes every day, when
studies will be made from casts. still life,
tue tSaCIsl anu tAs nl1et ana, Wnen
the weather will permit. of landscapes
Saturday afternoons . special class for
children will be held. when . competent
instructor will te present. The dues Of
members Of the league are only 81 for in-
itistion and 80 cents per month. special
meetings will be held once . month, when
papers wiil be read and discussed and the
work Of the classes criticised.
Mr.. and Mrs Cotteriiis Family Party.
Christmas dag was the occasion for n
large family gathering at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. CotteriIl. Tnosa
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs H. Gormley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. III. Gosmley Mr.. and Mrs. +. III.
Shoals, Mr.. and MIRA. A. y. Graves. Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Cotterill. Mrs. Hattie
Shoals, Miss Ruth Cotteriil. Miss Ethel
smith. Miss Hslcyon Shoals and Masters
Henry MeGraw, Norman Smith. Irving
Smith, Harry Shoals and Lawrence 6orta-
icy. The memories and joys of the Christ
mas season were discussed over a bonnsi-
fui repast and an old-fRshioned family
| Christmas tree In the evening giaadenel
the little folks and interested the eide.
ones as wen.
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