The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

a.. = v. Whaiiey. Miss NJ. f. Hannca'
-Aiss .. sesberger. Mr.. r. q. James.
slmsn Social sews.
an entertainment vas given at Gilman
,as' saturday by the members Of IN.
Tan ATTIC Cub and the young orrhe.,rs.
ne hrst half Of the programmes con.s,res
Va songs and instrumental rnuste =. s,i.
sos: Overture. orchestra: song. NJ
Jam hyde: mandolin solo. Mr.. Hua.aa.
song, Mrs. HarrriI: instrumental trio
Msssrs. John Francis, William FRANCIS
saa William Rowley; song. Mr.. sam
Hyas; baritone solo. Mr.. John Donne,.n
sons- Mr. James Wilson: cornet auet- Mr.
sonn Francis and Mr.. William. Eowi~v.
sesection. orchestra: song, Mrs. Harresi
ssssetion, orchestra The second uarx Of
.ne programme vas the farce In one art
Deisy BAKER, the cast of characters be-
ing as follows: Mr.. Mouser. DR.. HarreII.
.nf trummy. Tom Hyde: Mrs. Mouser.
M'ss carrie crossley; Bessey Baker. Miss
AfsDeiia Francis DIR. Harreli as Mouser
MADE very affscsionate husband and car.
iisa OUT MS part admirably. Tom HYDE
was quite ut home as crummy. and APP
psafea 70 De quite favorite. The ladies'
sequisted themselves well, and on the
Nnose the performance was q success.
ihe friends OF DIR. Gi bson gave him an
agreeable surprise on the evening of Wash
lngton's birthday. They met at John
1ipson's and marched in on the doctor in
force. The invited guests were: superin-
tendent and Mrs. j. L. Pargar, Rev. and
Mrs- J. T. Edwards. DIR. and Mrs +. w.
harreli, Mr. and Mrs. John Doxy, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred kyerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John 6ihson. Mr.. ana Mrs n. j. Burke.
Mr. and Mrs- Myers Pullman, Miss Eliot
oil Seattle, Miss Percy HONEYWELL. Miss
stella Humphiette and Major p. v. Davis.
Miss Honeywell read an entertaining
paper on George Washington, and Mr..
Davis gave a fifteen minute talk showing
how in the words OF the Posr-IsrytItsys.
GER editorial of the I'D, sfiae fame OF WASH
ington grows and glows with the lapse OF
years" Music and lunch were then In
ofoer. alter which the guests retired, hav-
ing spent sn enjoyable evening
Pythian Anniversary Bali.
The thirtieth anniversary of Pythianism
was celebrated in this city with a grand
ball at the Armory on Monday evening,
given under the auspices of the Knights of
Pythias lodges of Seattle for the benefit of
the bureau Of relief Of the order. The ball
was very successful, over 100 couples being
present. A notable feature was the grand
march. In which several figures emblema.ic
OF the order were described, including the
single and double triangles, the Latin
cross. the serpentine, the circle and platoon
movements. II was led by Capt. and Mrs.
X. T. HUFF The R,aIto band made IL.
ms an q
music was very good. The bureau of relief
Is composed OF TWO members from each
lodge in the city as follows: Harmony
Lodge, No. S. l.. korn, w. Fitzgerald;
Queen City Lodge, No. 10, G. w. Crane, f.
Bowden; North Star Lodge, No. 40. n.
Anderson, ii. slestengren; Seattle Lodge,
No. 81. A. L. Valentine. George II. Fort
son; Lake Lodge. No. IS. J. w. Scott, T.
w. Gordon: Puget Sound Lodge, No. II,
s. v. Christian, George Beanett; Unity
Lodge. No. 80, J. H. Cannon, ]. A. Rob
bins; West Seattle Lodge, No ~.
w. McFarlain. II. ID. Longfellow.s
Its officers are: President, l. Korn: vice
president, T. w. Gordon; secretary and
treasurer. A L. Valentine. The commit
tees in charge of the bali were as follows:
Executive. II. Cannon, George w.
e.
Boxden. S. V. Christian. J. A. Robbins;
reception-tien. II. A. Bigelos, Col. r G.
G. Richard Osborn, G. c. Walter q. Ron
aid, Col. Il. r. Edison, Col. o. o. Denny,
Capt Nels Anderson. ID. ID. G. c. r. W.
Gordon. p. C. Moritz Koch, Frank b.
Wrestling; fioor-Capt- f. I. HUFF door
manager: George w. Crane, Y. Il. HEX
man. Paul Pearson. Hugo Slettengren, NJ.
n m N IT,
pie, W. L. Root. George Z. Tew.
Pythfan sisters Party.
One of the most successful social events
of the week was tie and apron party
given by the Pythian Sisters Of Mlzpah
Temple, No. g. at Brewers hall. in Waila
Walia addition. Dancing was the order of
the evening Ties were distributed at 10
y. m. after which refreshments were
served. The names of a few of the guests
are as follows; Mr.. and Mrs. Houston,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Rinkei. Mr.. and Mrs.
DIR. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonsway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lureh, Mr.. aud Mrs. Brewer, Mr.
and Mrs. Ladd. Mr.. aud Mrs Colts. Mr..
and Mrs. Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Robbins, Mr.. aud Mrs. Powin,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George f. Clancy, DIR. and
. y
Mrs. c. W. FARMLAND. Mrs. r. KimpeI,
Mrs. Kentz. Mrs Guntian, Mrs Richie,
Mrs. MeNamars, Mrs. Inggis. Mrs. +. h.
Johnson, Mrs Iced. Mrs. kingsbury, Mrs.
Abbot. Mrs, Nide, Mrs y. ID. Whitticker.
Mrs. ]. ID. Tolman. Miss Edna b. Mitchell.
Miss Julia A. Mitchell, Miss Graham. Miss
Waltz. Miss r. Liilisbarg. Miss J. Lillis-
burg Miss Gilbert. Miss +. Cook. Miss f.
Miss n. V. Davis. Miss L. Alexander,
Miss McOuade. Miss Lille Connsll. Miss
AdeIine Conneli, Miss ]. ellis. Miss v.
Haaley. Mss hammer, Miss 4. Kinney.
Miss Edith MeGraw, Miss VI. Mathews.
NJ. owens. Miss l.. Morrow, Miss l.. Ne
siIllcuddy. Mr.. +. Il. Moaiton, Mr..
Fahish. Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Hadley. Mr..
Iohason. Mr. ]. j. Alexander, Mr.. r.
Kinnea, Mr.. F.. A. Friend. Mr.. ). ".
BREWER Mr.. Kempton. Mr.. T. StFow-
bridge. Mr.. J. MeG'llicaddy, Mr.. Grady,
Mr. r. Brewer. Mr.. \. c. Mitchell,
,,rcp,ntsr Mr.. A. T.. Miller. Mr.. Burke.
Mr. = n. Heath. Mr.. q. Stringes. Mr.. g.
Few. Mr.. l.. Michsel. Mr.. W. Camp, Mr. J.
/ swesxea. Mr.. j. Darr. Mr.. ]. Donovan,
Mr. A. Il. Weeks
The xuxnverein Ma.k Ball.
The snappie.s masquerade bali Of the
season was that gwen BY the Seattle arn-
x.reln AZ Turner ball on Thursday even-
,nv. The door Was filled with dancers IN
ali sorts of costumes from the e!ahorateiy
beautiful 20 the quantity comic. Some OF
the ess-ups were remarksely rne, aud
there vas a general disposition to enae'
the characters assumed. which made the
sgane a very lively one. A large numbeE