The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-07

ole lore song, accompanying herself The
humorous recitation. The schoolnastsr's
Gucsts.'' by Mss Hattie Palmer made a
hit. and IS an encore she gave ~Aunfy
Doieful's Visit" NJ. H. II. Grout gave
the baritone song. Queen OF the Earth"
and for his encore. THE Old Guard" Miss
sssison. in beautiful hfgh soprano voice,
sung NY Heart and Thine" and on q
hearty recall gave "welco Pretty
Primrose"
The Welsh Church Jubilee.
The tea party and entertainment held Sc
the Welsh church Monday afternoon and
evening. to celebrate the jubilee Of the
church upon the payment OF the last cent
OF debt on its property, was great sue-
cess in ever respect The many good
things which the ladies OF the church had
daintlly prepared for the occasion ushered
IN the new yea- with merry glee. to the
entire satisfaction % all present. About
20 eat az The tables between 80 and : 30
At $50 y ID. the entertainments began,
Mr.. T. Legshow presiding in hi. usual
happy manner. The following TOO part:
Eeeiiasions. EEaerys, Idwai and Hannah
Hughes, David and Sadie Evans. Jennie
Roberts, Martha Hughes and Mr.. John
Thorn as: singing, congregational. leader,
Mr.. L. p Roberts; trio, Mr.. Lord Jones,
Mr. r. w Jones and Mr.. Phillips: duet,
Misses Annie and Alma Jones; solos, Miss
Grace Jones, Nr. Lloyd Jones. Miss
E!lenor Jones, Miss X. T. Roberts. Mrs.
Gardner, Mr.. O. T. Ovens. Mr.. Edward
Jones, Mr.. John Powell; instrumental,
Mr.. s. Price in his usual excellent manner,
and the High School Clue with about
seven members an original poem on
the occasion was read By Mr. d. r. Jones,
which drew our many o1tbursts OF an-
piaaSe. The last feature OF the meeting
was windmill scene. On the platform
was built an old-iashioned windmill about
eighteen feet high and painted TO present
a very real appearance. The miller, ap-
pearing a, the window. announces his in
tention of grinding out some presents. but
there was no wind. so he called dozen
or more children TO blow. and the mill
started and ground out about 30 presents
Mrs. wheeier's New Years Party.
Mrs. Fl. d. Wheeler and daughter. Mrs.
+. M. CuIbertson, gave a party TO their
friends on New Years evening at their
pleasant home On ] Ohm and Hyde streets.
The occasion being the formers birthday
Numerous japanese lanterns shed a mel
low light outside. while within the parlors
were tastefglly decorated with cat flowers
and ivy. The guests were pleasantly en-
tertained with progressive whist, the first
prizes being won by Mrs. c. NJ. Rivers and
Mr.. II. II. Rickerson, while consolation
tokens were awarded TO Miss Fannie Riv-
ers and Mr.. Harold Hanson. A dainty
fr-x. ia
were: Judge and Mrs. c. NJ Rivers, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Brevort, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Shears. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hail,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Bigelow. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Parsons, DIR.
and Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. f. L. Vail. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Davies, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Rickerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Gallew ay, Mr.. aad Mrs. G. b. Grant,
Mr. and Mrs. M. y. Miles. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. 5. tanning, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Chris
,ianer. Mrs. Winsor. Mrs. Sarah Hall. Miss
Lillian Bigelow. Miss Agnes Potts, Miss
Hattie Shears, Miss Fannie Rivers, Miss
Josie Calm, Miss Sadie Brewster. Miss
annie Chris, Mr.. Falcon Joslyn, Mr.. c. III.
Knapp, Mr.. VIII Brewster, Mr. John Rob-
er,s, Mr.. Frank Rivers, Mr.. Buell.
Hall. Mr.. Harold Hanson. Mr.. Grant
Shears, Mr.. f. Harlow, Mr.. A. E. Ripley,
and Mr.. Staley.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathis Bridal rarfy.F
Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. j. Mathis, of Quarter
master, entertained on New Years night
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mathis,
recently married. There was large num-
her present and hearty congratulations
were showered upon the young couple
The bride is charming young lady.
while the groom is ole of the most popu-
lar and excellent young men on the island
Conversation, music and dancing made
the evening pass delightfully."-. Refresh
ments were served at IL o'clock. Can't
sherman and Messrs. Cristman and
Hatch furnished the music, all being fine
yiolinists. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Mathis, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 5. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Lake L. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. +. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Crisiman. Mrs. Henry Gelhart, DR.. and
Mrs. W. I. Lowering, Miss Matte Van
oiinda, Miss Julia Hanson, Miss Edna
Lowering. Miss Harriet Sherman, Miss
Maggie sherman, Miss Hattie Ely. Miss
Gertrude Gilman. Miss Ethel Hatch, Miss
Georgia Hatch, Miss Isabel Fuller, Miss
Ethel Mathis. Miss Jessie Yule, Miss
Agnes \ ale. Mr.. Bernie Jacobs, Mr.. Oliver
Van Olinda, Mr.. Alex Taylor, Mr. 4. ].
Mathis. jr.: DIR. Halsey Taylor, Mr.. III.
F. MeCsintock. Mr.. C. ]. Erickson, Mr. r.
T. Fisher, Mr. Bert Hart, Mr.. Charles
Gilman. Mr.. John Yuie, Mr.. Andrew
Iu!e. Mr.. Erwin Thompson. Mr.. Earl
Price, Mr.. Bert Cristman, Mr.. p. A.
Praltt. Mr.. Bert Clarke. Mr.. SAKE McClin-
toek, Mr.. w. $. Griswold. Mr.. Andrew
tiriswold and Capt. f. NJ. Sherman.
". c. Il. e. New Years Reception.
The ladies' OF the Fremont Women's
Christian Temperance Union gave a New
Years reception and parior rally on
Monday evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ DenSmofe. AnexceiIent mu-
steal and Literary programme was highly
appreciated. After these exercises
ia nty luncheon vas served. Among those
present we're. Mr.. and Mrs. y. WalIing-
ford, Mr. aaa Mrs. Wilmoi, Mr. aud Mrs.
G. II. Webster, Mr. and Mrs Folsom. Mr..
and Ms III. Bean. Mr.. and Mrs ]. r.
Nichols. Mr.. aud Mrs. |. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs W. 4. Ashgorth. Mr. and Mrs.
A. q. Wooster. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. " ". Lovejoy. NJ. and
Ars. J. ". Reynolds. Mr.. aud Mrs. c. +.
Keu.sberE Capt and Mrs. ". n Msrwin.
NJ. and Mrs N. Densmore. Mrs II. T.
Tucker. Mrs. A. l. Cannon. Mrs. C. L. An
dregs. Mrs J. T. sparr. Mrs. EAston
Ms f. {. RAistoa. Mss Lay,
Miss Wlmot, Miss EAsssrly, Mss Eaton.