The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-28
SOCIETY OFTHE WEEK
Many Pleasing Events In All
Parts Of the City.
MRS. j. p. FAy.s EucH9E PARTY.
The Choir Boys OF 50 MARI Entsr-
tanned By ars. orsen-Ths fisksn-
Cheat wedaing-Personais-

The week iust closed was fairy bilsd
with social events Of ali grades and eondi-
lions. among the most prominent icing
Mrs.. Green's party 20 the choir boys OF 81
Marx: Mrs. John y. Fay's e1chrs party
snd others Of equal standing. together
with q number OF weddings. principal
among which was that OF Fisken-chsal-
TIE usual number of private card. birth
day aad surprise parties nssds az fairy
busy week. Among coming events the
most pronounced is the ladies minstrel
show. which promises 70 be as novel as II
will bs interesting, especially 50 IS the
twenty ladies' who make up the troupe
will appcar ia black faces and IL viii Re
paxxis 10 recognize them. Other interest
ingeysnts are ON the tapis, bat nothing Of
any great prorninsnee.
Banjo, Guitar snd aandoiin Club.
The concert and ball gwen by the Seat
lie Banjo. Guitar and Mandolin Club ct
Cordray's theassr last Thursday evening
was one Of the musical events OF the sea-
son. Long bssors the rise Of tho curtain
standing room. only was available. and
the entertainment goes on record as one
OF the most satisfactory amateur enter
tsinmsnts ever given In Seattle. The
ulaying OF the cab was ali that could be
desired. no breaks or mishaps 30 eharac-
seristie Of amateur performances being
noticeable. The hits OF the evening were
the singing Of the Rainier quartette.
whose rendition OF infect Ne When It's
Moonlight" vas perfect; Ed Long and
Billy Cunning, whose banjo duets were
immense, and who have justly earned the
title OF .seattle's fayorite banioists.
Mamie Holdon's future a. sonbsette 10
brilliant, and she scored success in her
song and dance. Little Cleo Mcdowell
fairy cspiivatcd the audience by her grace
aud sbility. Mrs. MeAIpine's singing
was also q feature OF the evening. and her
'sBewares (" vas heartily applanded. OF
course everybody had desire to see and
hear Prof Sha4 a. and his appearances with
a banjo was signal for prolonged sp-
plause. To him was due the artistic sue
cess Of the entire programme. and his
execution of two numbers proved that he
Is master Of that instrument. The even
ing's entertainment wound up with so
cisi dance. which lasted iiil II O'Clock, and
everybody voted IL a grand success. The
members Of the club are:
Banios-Mr. Charlie Pinkham, Mr.. Ed
Long, Mr.. j. H. Young. Mr.. Billy Dun
ming, Mrs. T. r. Bradley, Mrs. v. A
Elder, Mrs. Alice Sullivan. Miss Mamie
Holden. Miss Cleo HeDowsli. Miss Jen-
ME Corcoran, Miss edith Twiss.
Guitars-Miss Maud Holden, Miss
Elizabeth Finkblne. Miss Edna l.. Pink
ham. Miss Maggie o'Brien, Miss Mary
Andrews, Miss Antoinette farrow, Miss
Marguerite Henry, Mr.. Waiter Holcomb.
Mr.. Ed Shrewsbury, Ms. Robert Nc
Murry.
Eugene Levy. Mr.. T. r. Bradley. Mr..
Charles spores. Mr.. j. v. Sherry.
The Edgswater Y. n. =. g. n. Social.
Tho Y. +. g. c. f. Of the Edge water Corr
ersgatIonal church received . few OF their
friends at Goddasd's hall last Wednesday
evening. The interior had been tas.efnliy
decorated with flowers aud hright-hued
autumn leaves. and presented an attractive
appearance. Many pleasant games were
arranged on small tables about the ball,
and the stage at one end had been pro-
v.siea with seats so that those so inclined
could converse and watch the animated
scene below. A lunch of fruit was served
about II O'Clock, and 10 was one Of the
most enjoyable affairs this society has
given. Among those present and Invited
were. Mr.. and Mrs. ). II. Galloway, Mr..
aud Mrs. Tudor, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Goddard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. God
dard. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Land, Rev.
and Mrs. ]. It. Nichols, Msss Craw-
ford, Miss Seymour. Miss MscMullen,
Miss koucher. Miss Fsrnandis. Miss
Tucker. Miss Robinson. Miss GrinneIl,
Miss Giles. Miss Ashworih, Miss Daisy
Daisy keeton, Miss Marguerite Coutts.
Miss Goddard, MISS Steele, Miss Dora Mac
Mullen, Miss Meta Becker, Miss Rinehart,
Miss Flessie Norton. Miss Agnes Steele,
Miss Gertie Giles. Miss Carroll, Miss
Ruhtz. Mss Agutter. Miss Jennie Conits,
Miss Lockwood, Miss Brookes. Miss VIII
mot Miss Nesta Morrison, Mr.. Frank
Giles, Ms. Leon Il. Mae Mullen, Mr.. Will
Jams, Mrs. John Wilmol Mr.. c. l.. Stone,
Mr.. Charles Wright, Mr. III Crawford,
Sir. II. III. Woodwork. MF. L. X. Herrick.
Dir. Emii hahsE. Mr.. Aioah Carroll. Mr.
Worth nansmore. Dir. 4. Bean. Mr.. David
Llylngstons, MF. Thomas Tough. Mr.
William Ashworth, Mr.. Carl ChristlAnsen,
Dir. George Carlson aud others.
Mrs. Johs y. PAYS xucsre Party.
Mrs. John L. Fay. 1910 Fourteenth
strees. gave 8 progressive euohrs party
last Friday afternoon. The different
rooms were simply and artislicaliy decor
atad. aud the dainty fsyors IN water colors
we're much admired Refreshments we're
served a. ths close of the game. Mrs.
Moore. Of spokane won the first prize.
aud Mrs. W. T. Preston won the seeoad.
The Invited guests were: Mrs u. y.
Baxter. Mrs. J. ". Wrestling. Mrs. A.
Barker. Mrs. W I. Preston, Mrs. ErAsfus
BrSiaerd. Mrs II. A. Brown. Mrs. u. C.
Garrett, Miss Woodruff. Mrs. II. G. Strive.
Ma D. II. Gilman. Mrs J. G. Haines,
Mrs.. Maurice MeMieksn, Mrs. q. III. He'll
hron, Mrs. A. Anderson. Mrs = Baxter.
Mrz. A. II. Bre0kes. Mrs. =. II. osEood,
Mes A. Fisken, Mrs. J. Il. CALI Mrs
Montgomery Russell. Mrs. C J. Smith,
Mrs. W. 4 Forrest. Mrs. r. NJ. Palmer,
Mrs g. r. Guna, Mrs. & Samson, Mrs..
c. r NHas. Mrs. IL. G. Heary, Mrs. A. Il.
Stewart. Mrs r. A. Ssrout, Mrs. Ii. q.
naaa. Mrs. 5. kins. Mrs. NJ. r. Backus,
Mrs r. c. Msshearn. Mrs G. +. Asem,
Mss John Lsary. Mr.. q r. Tyler, Mrs..
{. r. Conoser, Mr.. c. Shepard, Mrs.
Moore. Mrs +. A. Bell, Mrs. 7. Reed.
Mrs.. George Carter. Mrs. w. II. Wilson.
Mrs. Inlias strstten, Mrs @. f. Dear
born. Mr.. I. y. ststman. Mrs. RssdmAa.
Mics ReaimAa-
Al oia Fashieasd Tee Psrty.
Mrs. sSmanths kagsles gave al old
fashioned tea party - Il was IN the davs
og "Auid Lang SYae. ca Saturday after
noon. October -, at her home. 1871 Hyde
street Each lady appeared eostumed for
the occasion. and thu result ia. g grand
9hp,sy q Cd gowns. siiks. yslvets. an