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

$50 1aat W as rfrfk&y decorated with the
American and German colors about the
stage and galleries surrounding the hail.
me center over the stage was the badge
o TIE order. with the motto. ssSat he'll "
ae COMMITTEES Of arrangements we're: Mr..
J. IT, Fer. Mr.. g. Lester, NJ. B. Under
man. Mr.. JET knehn. Mr. r. Deutseh.
y. -. C. A. Coleniai supper.
most enjoyable entertainment Was
that given At the Young Mems Christian
association hall on Friday evening by the
Ladies' Auxiliary. A bounfiful supper.
hoins-cooksd. Was served by the ladies. at
tred In Colonial costume. They wore
quantity cut and figured gowns, with
necxksrchsefs and lace cars. aud they
wore their hair powdered. The heals of
the tables we're: Mrs. NJ. s. Drew,
Ans ). b. Eagieson, Mrs. d. A.
Mitchell, Mrs.. +. A. Coe. Mrs. Ella
Jordan. Mrs. c. ID. Davis. The
ladies in attendance on the tables were:
MISS Mcdonald. Miss Thornton. Miss Ley.
MISS Mcfarland. the Misses Cadian, Miss
Archer, Miss /. r. White. the Misses
Davis. Aiss Roth. Miss Bronson, Miss
1ald~eii. Mrs. Baird, Miss l. Davis
otner ladies of the auxiliary present we're:
PRESIDENT Mrs. w. ID. Wood. Mrs. George
Carter, Mrs. II. n. Parkhnrst. Mrs. O. B.
Johnson. Mrs. p. 6abel. Mrs. w. H.
Reeves, Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. +. G. XIII
bourne. Miss Blanche Terry. Miss Grant,
Aiss Marie Johnston. Music was fur
nished during supper and at intervals
during the evening by harp and mando-
lin orchestra, and the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Violin duet Miss vining: Mr.. Msydsnbauer
Male qukrfetts-"fhe Chapel. -.......-..-
Aessrx Williams, saunders. couant, Bsbo
Tenor solo-"Ay Mignonette'' ..............
soprano solo-~rhs Bird That Game in the
Recitasion-.GeorSe Warrington ...--......
= .........--...... Miss Lizzie jay Richardson
Baritone solo--"Answered" M C. W saunders
t y, club exercise Prot ]. A. forsoere
rlano solo ......- Miss schafer
va 90, so.o tccrlic). ...I Prot r ; sharpe
Mr.. Z. 7. Morxan's Surprise Party.
pleasant surprise party occurred at
the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. z. T. Nor
gan on Saturday evening last. The men
who had been employed under Mr.. Morgan
as superintendent of the Lake Union
sewer tunnel had determined he should
not leave the city without taking with
him some token of their este EN- and, con-
sequentiy, had appointed committee to
procure gold-tipped ebony walking stick
with suitable inscription upon 1t. At g
y. m. they met AZ the Lake Union shaft.
inspected the stick, which gave great salts
faction, and appointed Mr.. Samuel Price
TO act as presenter on their behalf. With
in short time they were at Mr.. Morgan's
residence and Mr.. Price was making an
eloquent presentation speech TO the great
ly surprised recipient of the party's object
of regard and esteem. When the stick
had been presented to Mr.. Morgan he re-
sponded briefly and assured the men that
he would treasure their gift as long as he
lived. The evening was spent in singing
and reciting. Mr.. s. Price gave several
cornet solos and recitation, Mr. Enoch
Morgan. Mr.. James Gardner, Mr.. Ed
Richards. Mr.. L. +. Roberts and Mr..
Frank Fleming several songs, and Miss
Alma Jones and Miss Annie Jones sang a
couple of songs. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Jones
and Mrs. Gardner served the company
with WINE and cake. and the evenings
doings were brought to reluctant termi-
nation. Those not named above who
were present were: Mr.. William Patton,
Mr.. Andrew simon. Mr. Hugh Hughes.
Mr. Archie Adair, Mr.. Neil, Mr.. Andrew
Galuska, Mr.. Evan Roberts.
Mrs. DeGroots Birthday Luncheon.
The residence OF Mrs. J. n. Wailingford.
on the shores of Green lake. on Tuesday
afternoon was the scene OF delightful
gathering IN honor of the S0th birthday of
Mrs. n. DETROIT. A tempting and de-
licious luncheon was served, an appe-
tizing feature being the old-fashioned
doughnuts that Mrs. Detiroot, with sur
prising skill for one who had reached the
age when such duties are generally del
egsted TO younger hands, had especially
prepared for the occasion. The enjoyment
of the afternoon was greatly enhanced by
the rendering of musical aud literary num-
bers. Witty poems were read by Mrs.
Stesson, who possesses rare talent as an
elocutionisi. Mrs Humphrey charm
ingiy sang several ballads, and song of
youthful days was given by Mrs. Tucker,
who also read an appropriate poem of her
own composition, ITO Mrs. DeGroot on
Her soth Birthday" Those present were:
Mrs Foote. Mrs. Tucker. Mrs Butter
field. Mrs. stetson, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs.
Humphrey. Mrs. Horton. Mrs Mcdonald.
Mrs. Wilmot. Mrs. Crouch, Mrs Davis,
Mrs. Wood. Mrs. WalIingford. Miss
Leigh. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Wallingtord and
Mrs. DETROIT.
Nariexated Buttercup Party.
On Friday evening one of the most novel
and unique parties of the season was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. TourvilIe a, their
home. AIS Io1is street. The house was
beautifully decorated with ivy and pro-
fusion of hyacinths. tube roses and other
rare aud beautiful flowers added much TO
the attractive appearance Of the house
shortly after the guests arrived Miss Tillie
Atwood, attired in an appropriate cos
tune and accompanied by Mrs. Touryllle
on the piano, represented Sweet Little
Bpttercup" in fascinating manner, after
which a vigilant search for buttercups was
instituted, in which ali participated, prizes
being awarded 30 the winners. Progress
siye whist was then played uhtil late
hour. whsn dainty refreshments were
served Dancing and music we're INDUCED
in until late hour. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrt. Schroeder Mr.. aud Mrs
Riley. Dr. and Mrs. Gooispeed, Mr. ana
Mrs. Hlll. Mr.. and Mrs. Foresman, Mr..
aud Mrs. A. r. kouryIile, Mr. and Mrs.
Ps;sr Bettinger. Miss Beehler, Miss House.
Miss Atwood, Miss Snow, Miss MILAN.
Mr.. pimmick and d.. Purdy.
Ye Columbian Concerto.
The Columbian concert given at God
dara's hail. in Fremont. on Thursday
evening under tue auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Edgesater Congrega-
tionai church. vas 3 decided success. IRE
moni's <oo turning out en- masse. In fact
the eneonrageTne was so great that the
concert Will ne repeated next Wednesday