The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-22

Mis-. Allie Lee. Miss Rons Lee. Mss Lot
tie Robson. Miss Annie Robson. Mss
Ethel Robson. Miss Lizzie Douglas, Miss
Maud Gown. Miss Bertha Heck. Miss
Matte Heck. Miss Aida Geiss, Miss Della
Geist. Miss Pearl Troy. Miss Marie Erred.
Miss L5tta Spragae. Miss Lulu Spragus.
Miss Letts SprsEue, Mr.. Elmer Sears, Mr..
Mr. George Green, Theodore Snndbgake.
Mr.. Gussabe Lander. Mr. Perry Elrcd. Mr..
Clarence Eirod. Mr.. David Esader, Mr..
Alex Peterson. Mr. Charley Peterson. Mr..
Fred Davis. Mr.. Bernard Johnson. Mr..
Willie Sprague. Mr.. PERCY Shields. Mr..
Milton Ferguson and Master Walter
Sprague-
King County Teachers Meeting.
The King County Teachers Association
held its monthly meeting in the High
School hall IN this city yesterday, sessions
beng held IN the morning and afternoon.
There a. large attendance aud the fol-
lowing programme of exercises was rem
dered: Music: Language and Grammar"
Prof. l. p. Rich: Literature in Primary
Grades" Miss Carrie H. SUBWAY, vocal
music, Minor school pupils; history class
exercise, Prof. W. J. Meredith. vocal
music, "Merrily I Roam" Mabel c. Nc
Alpine; why and How Drawing Should
Be Taught" Miss Emma Small; per
centags," Prof L. +. Teaehnor; Corporal
Punishment" general discussion. After
the reading of each paper . general dis
cussion OF the subject treated of ensaed.
Miss Clancy EntertainA
Miss Grace Lillian Clancy entertained q
number of her friends at the home of her
parents. 2los Fifth street, on Thursday
evening. Whist, music and dancing Was
the order of the evening, after which
dainty repast was served. Among those
present were: Mr.. James Clancy, ST. Mr..
and Mrs. J. 1. Clancy. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Herald, Miss Dollis Smith, Miss Mae
Belle Sheahane, Miss Eva Buriingame,
Miss Maud Holden. Miss Mamie Holden.
Miss Grace Lillian Clancy. Mr. Ed Her.
ring. Mr.. o. De Mers. Mr.. John Wheeler.
Mr.. Reuben AlIain, Mr.. Abraha ms, DIR.
Albion, Mr.. Howard Ames, Mr.. NJ. c.
Dame, Mr.. Hill harrington. Mr., Joe
Hughes. Mr.. George Clancy.
The Athletic Club Ball.
The last indoor party for this season Of
the Seattle Athletic Club was the ball
given in the hail adjoining the club rooms
on Thursday evening. 1t was largely at
tended and some verv fine costumes were
worn by the ladies. Many fashionable
people we're present. A large orchestra fur
nished excellent music. The general COM
mittee of arrangem ants consisted of Presi-
dent J. s. Goldsmith. Secretary H. V. V.
Bean. DIR. +. Weldon Young. Mr.. A.
Cookingham and Mr.. Theodore N Haller.
The committee on reception were Dr. f. w.
Young, Mr.. J. s. Goldsmith, Mr.. T. X.
Strive. MFR. E. l.. Sanford. and the floor
committee were Mr.. A. Cookingham, Mr..
Frank L. Burns and Mr. William Siiliman.
The n. T. W. Club at Mrs. Towne's.
On Wednesday evening the II. T. w.
Club was delightfully."- entertained by Mr.
and Mrs w. f. Towne. GIG Tenth street
Progressive whist was the principal
amusement of the evening. The guests
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. McGinnis. Mr..
and Mrs. B. +. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Augustine. Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Martin, DIR. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs T. Is. Corey. Mr. and
Mrs. J. f. Trowbridge. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Niesx, Mr. and Mrs. E. b. Burweli, Mrs. F.
A. Conant, Mrs. Z. ID. Towne. Mrs. J. +.
Ryan. of San Francisco; Miss Ayers Miss
Conn, Mr.. J. +. Conant, Mr.. G. /. Weaver
The Foresters' Ball.
The ball given on Friday evening at the
Armory by Court Queen of the Sound, No.
s2i2, Ancient Order of Foresters of Amer
lea, was a. pleasant social event. There
was a good attendance and excellent mu-
sic was furnished. The committees in
charge of the affair were: Arrangements
Mr.. II. G. Stoelting. Mr.. +. W. Barnes,
Mr.. r. s. Robinson, Mr.. Ed McNulty, Mr.
T. Bromley. Fioor-Mr. w. Barnes. Mr.
l.. Schweitzer, Mr.. T. Milan. Mr.. J. d.
Mariner. Mr.. s. Reed, Mr. III. 6. Stoel-
ting. Reception-Mr. T. J. Whitman,
Mr.. C. Smith. Mr.. ]. Kelsey, Mr. g. l.. Ber-
ger. Mr.. p. ID. Knapp.
Circle No. 9's Party.
The party given at Ranke hall on Tues
day evening by Circle No. Q of the Wo-
mems Leagu was n very successful and
thoroughly enjoyable affair. II was at
tended by about i5o pies, mostly fashion,
able people. A feature of the entertainment
was the excellent music provided. The
ladies' who managed the affair were: Mrs.
Charles A. Chiniquy, president of the
circle; Mrs. w. V. Rinehsrt, jr., Mrs T.
J. Thorsen and Miss Clara Wilson, who
were assisted on the floor by Mr.. Chiniquy,
DIR. Thorsen. Mr.. RInehart and Mr.. John
q. Niggle.
Surprise Party for Miss Alison.
On Wednesday evening a surprise party
was gwen for Miss ison by a number OF
her friends. Music and charades were in
duiged in until late hour, when refresh
ments were served. Those present were:
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Edgar Brown. Miss Corey,
Miss Madge Corey, Miss Lora Price, Miss
Minnie PeFsoneus. Miss Helen Wells, VI SIS
Winnie Van Tassel. Miss Alison, Mr. VIII
Personeus. Mr.. William Moulton, Mr. ).
Irwin. Mr.. Siliman. Mr. +. JosIin, Mr..
+. Lyons, Mr.. 7. Ii. Tyson, NJ. Forbes
Brown ana Mr.. Frank Is. Ingersoll.
Hawthorne Literary Society
A fine literary and musical programme
was rendered by the Hawthorne Literary
Society. of the South school, on Friday
afternoon, in which recifaticns were de-
l!vsred by MISS Carrie Davis. Miss Lou
| Bird, Miss X atie Moore. Miss Sarah Bau-
man, and readings by Miss Nellie Houtz,
Miss Mary Helms. Mss Elisa Nielsen. Miss
Victoria Gregg. Miss Aana Olson, Miss
Rosa Reid. Miss iizzie Jones. Miss Lizzie
Evans. Miss Rachel 6arankle, inter-
spersed with songs By the school.
Mrs. Cowiey's thristeninS Party.
pretty christening party was given on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ.
Cowley at their home. the Starr house. in
West Seattle. Their two little boys were
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