The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-11

awarded TO the Mowers OF the largest
s1ehses. Who were Mr. Archibald Bell.
Miss May Ramsey. Masses Willie PuSh
snsi Mics Kate Ramsey A Ene cake was
then ogFsrr<s Nv MRS John n. jones 10 tho
ons who guessed The namhsr nearest ths
1gares attached to the caksS DIR. ]. J..
Saith aad Mss Lss<se Reese made tho
fortunate guess and shared the leaf.
IhTuugh the kindness os the ladies eotfee
assd resresamsnss were served.
The Chinook circle at avs. Davis.
The Chiaook Reading Circle met on
Monday night sc the residence Of str. asad
Mr.. john II. Davis on Polk street, Bal
lard. The roll CAL Was answered Ay s,sse-
tatscns 1ren Lowell Miss Rachel Hvsaasi
eiesesly delivered sesect recitation aud
NJ. 5 {. Cslderhead read an interesting
PAPER Ga general topics. Those preseas
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Davies. Mr..
and Mrs John W. Davis. Mrs. William NJ.
Cartiss. Mrs. A. A. Alien. Miss Rachel
Hyiand. Mss Leona Davis. Miss Helen
sfranberg. Miss Lon Warren. Miss Hunt,
Mr.. W. Lucas. Or. w. Johnston. Mr.. r. c..
shsr;els, Mr.. :. c. Caide-head The next
meeting will be held at the odd Home
stead, the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. & c.
caidsrhead, tomorrow evening.
Percy uoys's Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party Was given In
honor ef Ar. Percy Hoyt on Friday even
ing. The guests amused thamselve. dur
Ing the evening by playing cards and
other games Refreshments were also
served. Those present were: Mrs III. c.
Watson. Miss George Linman. Miss Josie
Morphy. Miss Annie Woods, Miss Emma
christisens Miss Zessa LLOYD. Miss Zana
Lloyd. Miss Nellie Huckings, Miss Della
Warnsholdt. Miss Sadie Siekess, Miss
hisnch Croffut Mr.. Percy Hoyf, Mr..
Henry Coffin. Mr.. Guy Croffnt. Mr.. :. ~.
furinrt0a. Mr.. Steene. Mr.. Harold Rock
well. Mr.. Banet. Mr.. Il Swerea. Mr.
Charles Morphy, Mr.. John Compton, Mr..
HoFsce Warnsholdt. Mr.. Harry Bemis.
Mr.. Bert Swezca.
The Unequal Ds.sribatien OF wealth.
The Unea nal Distribution of Wealth.
was the subject at the Unity Club ON
Wednesday evening and large audiences
listened 60 an eloquent discourse on its
causes nv Mr.. II. III. Lindsay. The chief
causes for the increasing inequality OF
wealth in this country. according to the
speaker. were the decentralization of silver
and the consequent contraction Of the cur
reney. the immense grants of the public
lands 10 railroad corporations and English
nobility, and unjust laws in favor of the
money ioancrs. The lecture Was followed
by hearty discussion. The subject for
next "Wednesday evening is Scientific
Charity" and tie paper viii be given by
Miss Ayerst
Miss Buck FntertAins Her school Mates.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Mar Buck
entertained number OF her fellow stu
dents with . kaffee Hatch at her home.
l22sS Chestnut street. There were present
about score of the most proficient pupits
In the university German class. and the
conversation during the entire afternoon
was carried on in the acquired language.
An observation table had been arranged.
and on Ii was piled q miscellaneous ooilec-
tion, which was exposed 10 view for . few
moments. The guests then enumerated
on blanks their recoliectious Of what they
saw. prize being offered 10 the one svinc-
ing the quickest perception and most
vivid memory. Miss Grace Barager won
the prize.
SeNsHrS 90 At&CNftGitYs
On Tuesday evening. February n. Q
lecture viii be delivered at Plymouth Con-
rregaticnal church by Leo Daft on she
Magic of Electricity" Many and varied
experiments will be given, including tho
enchanted chain, the submarine arc, and
many other experiments with cur
rents of high potential, and also
with the huge magnet which Il
capable of raising and sustaining 10000
pounds. La Roche. the photographer,
Will take a photograph Of the audience
with the light of a giant electric light of
over 5000 candle power. As the lecture
will take place in the main auditorium,
every one will see every experiment with
ease.
Masquerade Surprise Party.
On Wednesday evening q masquerade
surprise party was given TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. j. Bailey 10 celebrate their wooden
wedding. The evening was delightfully."-
spenE ia music. singing and dancing, fol-
lowed by an elegant supper. Many hand
some and useful presents were received.
Those present were Mrs. II. J. Bailey N
Master Rnmples,ilkins. Mrs. T. Quigiey a.
a shoebiack. Miss Annie Crist as q soldier.
Miss Olga Crist as a young farmer. Miss
Nellie Wagdron as DUDE, Mr.. III. J. Bailey
as ballet dancer, Mr.. III. Y. Bailey as a
washerwoman, Mr.. Ryther as an old
woman. Mr.. q. Bailey as a schoolgirl, Mr..
+. J. Bailey as Spanish lady.
Richard Faucetrs Birthday Party.
On Friday evening Mr. Richard Faucctt
gave = party at his home on Eleventh
ard Stewart streets TO celebrate his birth
day. The evening was eDjoysbly spent in
dancing, card playing and vocal and Iu-
siramental music. Those present wers
Mrs Fancett Miss Belle Faucet, Miss
Johanna Goldsrip. Miss Anna Props. Miss
Kennedy, Miss Dundun. Miss McNnity,
Miss Nellie Jones, Miss Bessie Jones, Miss
Maud Props. Miss Florence Monroe. Mr..
Richard Faucet. Mr.. Harry Grundy. Mr..
Frank Locke, Mr. VIII Clark. Mr.. Alex
McCane. Mr.. MeSuity, Mr.. Barnes. Mr..
Clarence Props and DIR. Robert Faucet.
Mr.. j. W. sprigg's birthday Surprise.
On Friday evening number Of friends
surprised Mr.. J. W. Srriggs nc his resi-
deace on Front and Union streets. In
honor Of his birthday. The evening was
delightfully."- spent with music. dancing
and games. and splendid supper was also
served. Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs..
c. I. Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. corcoran.