The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
aCIETY OFTHE WEEK
urs. H. g. Bonds Progressive
Euchre Party Last Friday.
rae LADIES' MUSICAL CLUB.
e<..s Concert Of the season Mr.. sfrout,s
sx.x whist fsrty-FareweiI Din
ser 60 DE. simon Peiser.

-.s~a throughout the week was condu-
-. 10 social pleasures, and the record Of
- lat six days shows a number Of private
-~~ties Of Amos. every description and in
.r<yy section Of the city. Birthday and
siding day celebrations were In order.
J. sesl as many surprise parties. All
.<rs measurable and opened the door for
series OF lake events during the
xsaser season. Among the more
80, affairs vas Mrs. Bonds pro-
rrrsssse euchre party last Friday
zach vas well attended. The compli-
sanitary concert given by the Ladies'
Musical club Mas another choice affair.
snd the character of the music rendered
|. A index 10 the attractive nature Of the
s<r;siical concerts TO be given during the
sssson. The prospects are that the COM
;sx winter season will exceed all previous
osss In point of social pleasures.
nrx n. c. Bonds Progressive Euehre.
The social event Of the week was the go
progressive euchre party given by Mrs. H.
G. Bond At her handsome residence last
Yrdsy evening. The well appointed
soorns needed but few decorations, which
ebsice roses and other flowers added.
Ers. Bond was assisted in receiving by
Mrs.. II. G. Henry, Mrs. @. r. Gund and
Miss Amy Burnett. The first prizes were
xon BY Mr.. NJ. II. Backus and
Mrs. Frank Taylor, and the con-
,ols,lon prizes by Mr.. c. r. conover
sad Mrs. Howard Lewis. Refresh
msnss we're served later in the evening
snd the affair. select IN every respect. fairly
inaagurated the fall and winter social sea-
son The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd,
Nr. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Backus, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. J. Carkeek, Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Con-
over, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. M. Carr. Miss Evans,
81 California: Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter,
Nr. and Mrs. Fremont Cole, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Furth. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Forrest,
Rev and Mrs. ID. Claiborne Garrett, Mrs.
=. J. Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Gilman.
Ma George r. Gund. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
II. Green, Mr. aud Mrs. X. j. Gait. Mrs j.
{. Haines, Mr.. and mrs. George IL. He'll
hron. Mrs. III. c. Henry. Miss Nesbitt. Mr..
and Mrs. George kittinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. John Leary.
Miss Blanchard. of California; DR.. and
Mrs. A. +. Mitten, Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. MacCulsky. Gen. Gil
bert 4. Meem, Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel kelle-
her. Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble. DIR. and
Mrs. T. II. 0sgood, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Preston, DIR. aud Mrs. Montgomery Rus
SELL Miss Brown, OF Spokane; Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. strout, Capt. and Mrs. Frank
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shepard,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Stedman. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. u. Stewart. Mr.. G. j. Smith. Mr..
aud Mrs c. L. Webb. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. 4.
NeEwaa. Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn. Mr.. and
MIS-. gumsey aud Miss Baker. of Chicago:
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Crawford. Sir. and
Mrs. George +. Quinby, Mrs. r. b. NJ.
Nlsler
Capt. Adams Dimes His Company.
The new and commodious quarters Of
Company u, n. q. w, at the armory last
Monday evening rang with merriment
and shouts OF good feeling. the occasion
islng banquet rendered To the company
msmbers by Capt Prank 4. Adams. IN
honor of his election to the csptainsy.
rnconsciously the company celebrated
another suspicious event. its tenth ami
wrsary. which occurred on September ~,
The date OF Capt Adams election.
The company room was appropriately
decorated with bunting. A long table
heavily laden with the good things OF life
fIlrd the center % the room. At 80 the
entire company had assembled. the men,
hers appearing in full dress uniform. Capt.
l. b. Parsons, oi Il company. who pre-
sided At the election, acted rs toastmaster,
nd Was the only outsider present. First
Sergeant H. A. Turner opened tho exer-
Uses by reading the roster oil orders from
Headquarters at Olympia Capt. Adams
then gave short address of welcome TO
tas members. The entire company then
seated themselves around the table and
eajoyed the feast set before IL. during
shieh the following toasts were re-
spoaded to:
sfhe Seattle battalion .........., Capt Parsons
ssag ........ Bv company
salsiory Of y Company, Past and Future
.....s Ftrst ~eFeL H. A. Turner
.the RANK aaa File'' Lieut. r. ". Rarnss
81 Que minute speeches COMPANY members
slAo Company tinanees' Private besdses
Remarks ....4...... ........ Lieut. q. W. Sanm
sanx .... 81. by company
~hxtcadeti order" ....-....v. Private sheais
T4e toasimaking and songs continued
Eatt n q o'clock. when the pleasant
affair broke up. Ii will long be remens-
Assed By tue participants that one OF the
sAost en JOS able evenings Ia she annals Of
tbs company was spent last Monday
sigal 4 credisahle part Of the event was
tAas ao intoxicating liquors were used at
TIE banquet
Madison street NJ. E. Chareh Social
At the Madison street NJ. r. church last
Wednesday evening an entertainment was
gwen for the benefit of the sunday school,
aaaer the direction Of Mrs. Nott and Mrs.
See. The following programme was rem
eeFed Opening chorus, school. prayer.
Rev. NJ. A. Covington: flower welcome,
ts0r girls; reclsauons. sadie Kerry. Len
ate Gullev; song, "The Old Woman.
Aehle Starr. Leslie Packard; recitation,
tsrrte Dixon: tableau. The Critical
soment:" song. The Christian traces.
ssa sisss; recitation, Little Fie's Letter.
Peas. Steel: song. The Windmisi." IN
san' class. dialogue, Mother Goose
The Notice song" infant class; recita-
Don. The foadstools: recitation, Nellie
s'ee, tableaux, Moses IN the bairushss.
@AeScs Presented 10 the Princess" rces-
sslion. A Little Girls Wants" MaGgs
Finley; recitation. burial Of Moses.
Kiss Giasscoc; lax aTsil. sixteen girls;
soae Reuben and Rachel" taSlssa,
-@sooA's ladder"
Farewell pinn.r 10 ar. feiser.
br- >moH Fsiser, shs young minister
she oaclaie3 Al the recent hseres resae-
k4s services. was given farewell dinner
sfsday evening sc tae Fesadeace Of Mr.. q.
4Exhf5 fEA Naslsx 4xauuR sarEa
ssaAsFias IF iriends Of the sAlenied Young
sstae we're there 20 wish hia tfodsl'sed
" his return 10 Cincinnati. where he : 10
Nsawe his stadics in the Heazcs Union
ee.-sse and the University Of Cincinnati.
An elaborate menu had been provided ~
sae .iaefal host. anA The tine llew ell loo