The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

Tue evening we're. Dr.. Simon Peiser,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Cole. Mr. and MIRA -.
soan. Of Butte. Moat; Mr.. and Mrs.
LOUIS sehoenfeld. Mr.. and Mrs Melvin g.
ninstock. Mas Carry Frsuenthal, Niss
Iiiiie WinehiIl, Miss Ida Davis, Miss
Becky sehoenfeld. Miss Jennie Davis.
Mss GertIe Davis. Mr.. @. winehill. Mr..
Dave Ninehill. Ar. I. Prayer. Mr.. Albert
6iover Salmon, Mr.. Maurice Greenbaum.
Mr.. T. Rosenberg. Mr.. L. Kohn, Mr.. j.
Lesser, Mr.. Sam FranenthaI.
Musicale by the Euferpean Society.
The members Of the Euterpean Society
gave n reception and musicale NJ the spa
cious residence OF Mrs T. A. Tucker. at
Edgewater, last Tuesday evening. The
rooms had been beautifully decorated for
the occasion with bright tinted autumn
leaves. ferns and trailing vines. A stage
had been erected between the archuay of
the reception rooms near which the piano
FAD been placed, thus affording the guests
better opportunity Of enjoying each
number rendered. At the close of the pro-
gramme coffee and cake was served on
tete-a-tete tables in the dining rooms The
programme was as follows:
Aanaoiiu aud guitar duo .-..---..-.-...--..-
s..... -.--...n Miss Tucker and Miss kellogg
Recitation from 'Unele Ibe'' vs.. Carleton
.--sss-.--.. ,.-..-...-.- Miss spear
Male QaaItstte-"Aoon is Brightly Bssm.
Mr.. Giles. Mr.. Densmor.. Mr.. Giles, Mr. Buhtz
Escitstion-'t(ueen OF scots" -. Miss Giles
soprano solo from Franz Abt's selections
Recitation -~Ths Quaker Mayde," Mis-. Parker
baritone solo-''isoaore.' Trosere
....-.t--s-. s..-.-s--,.- Mr. hortn Densmore
Essay $500. -....,-.......... Miss Audeste
Bass solo-..The Bridge Mr.. Fred Hoseombe
Mandolin and guitar quariette. $1,000.
Mrs. Noble waliingf0fd, Miss Grinnell, Miss
Tucker aud Miss Kellogg
Quarrel OF BFutas and Gsssius from "Juiius
:, .ea.ar." Messrs +. Z. and IL. y. Giles
Violin Duo-ssiected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.- Mr. Taco aesdsg aud Mr. r. p. Harlow
Mr. W. X. Merwia and Miss Zena Mesiag
acted as accompanies
Housewarming and Donation Party.
An enjoyable evening was spent last
Friday at the residence OF Rev. w. W.
Mallory. pastor Of the Haven NJ. L. church.
the occasion being n housewarming and
donation party at the new house of the
pastor. Immediately north of the church.
The evening was spent with music and
speeches. A bountitul supply OF provis-
ions was brought Dy the guests token
of their goodwill aud esteem for their new
pastor. Rev. w. w. Mallory has recently
been stationed as pastor of the Haven NJ.
f. church and Is meeting with hearty aud
enthusiastic support. Among those pres
ent were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Mallory. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Grout
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Faneher, Mr.. and
Mrs. James c. Whalley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Capt. +. Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Phil
brick. Mr.. anPMrs. ]. NJ. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. X Bushnell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lotka.
Misses Ella and Mabel Bushnell, Misses
Nellie and Bessie Clifford. Mrs. Clifford,
Mrs. NJ. Hartman, Mrs. b. Smythe, Mrs.
+. Bettes, Mrs. Mary Reeves, Mrs. Rog-
ers, Mrs. Byers. Miss Byers. Miss Will.
Jams, Miss l.. Mallory, Miss X. Witt,
Miss Phinn. Miss NJ. Rau, Miss A. Har-
man. Miss Nellie Worth.
Yachting season Closed with . smoker.
The Elliott Bay Yacht Club closed the
yachting season with an enjoyable smoker
ut the Brighton boathouse last Thursday
evening. The members were in full at
tendsnce as were also a number of invited
guests. The house was lastly decorated
with eyergreens. Japanese lanterns and
flags, and Mr.. Epting's programme done in
water colors was much admired.
sir. Amos Brown presided in the alb
sence of Commodore Hensel, who was too
IN to attend, aud the orpheus Mandolin
Club furnished the musical part OF the
entertainments In addition Messrs.
Logan and Fred Eversole were much APP
piauded for their songs. as were Messrs.
Maring and Graf for their xitrer duet and
solos and Mr.. Paul Holbrook's rendering
of banjo selections. Witty responses were
made 10 the various toasts BY Col. Eddy
Mr.. Fred Bausmau, Mr.. Richardson and
Mr.. Cobb.
After the close OF the speeches the men,
bers settled down TO comfortable discus
sion Of the good things of this life. and
when the time for adjourning at last ar
rived il las the heartfelt wish of ali pres
emit that similar occasions should be of
frequent occurrence in the history of the
Elliott Bay Yacht Club.
social Of the seattle stag Club.
The Seattle Stag Club insuguratef its
fourth annual opening with 4 dance IN
Prosch's bali last Friday evening During
the approaching season bi-weekiy dances
viii alternate with open sociais and balls
in honor Of the clubs friends. The hall
was urestily decorated with ferns. ever.
green's and stag heads. Those present
we're. Me. and Mrs. III. T. Whitley. Mr.. J.
r LANCER. Miss A. T.. MeFarlane, Miss
r... Alexander Miss Helene cowie Miss