The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

arnouR the arrssers than mon the tarvxt
Beautiful souvenirs Of the occasion in the
shape Of arrows ani hearts bearing s<ass-
mental quotations we're distributed 20 the
guests by little Miss Bertha Bsscsow
dressed - Cupid's messenger with f.ufser-
ing wing. The guests were Nh and Mrs.
Isaac n, Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. David Z.
Bigsiow, Mr. and Mrs. l. j. Colman. Mr..
and Mrs. J. n whaiisy, Miss Maud Bas-
lay. Mss Blanche Hutchinson. Miss
Ccrdie Kinney. Miss Jessie Ranks. Msx
Msy Banks, Miss Gertrude Hubbard. Miss
Nellie Hubbard. Miss Mcdonald. Miss
Jennie Hoibrook, Miss Jennie Houxh,on.
Miss Lillis Maitland. Miss Mabel D.ekev.
Miss Helen Feniield, NJ. VT. h. Hrfehin-
son, Mr. J. " A. Smith. Mr.. J. S. Kinney,
Mr.. Gsorge Cosman, Mr.. A. r. fsurwelg.
Mr. J. l. Dailey Mr. Lewis. Mr.. ]. g.
Maitland, DR.. s c. Leonhards, Mr.. Z. T.
Hawsey.
The 0raserss OF s.st. PsaI-"
The Seattle Choral Society will meet in
the Ladies' Musical Club room, Seattle
National bank Building. tomorrow even
ing at 3 O'Clock sharp. The splendid rem
dering Of the Messiah, last Friday even
ing is an indication of what can be done
when those interested in music are thor
oughiy aroused. All the members of the
society are urged TO be present and TO make
. special effort to increase the membership
by seeing their friends who ara singers and
make them acquaiated with the splendid
opportunity offered the lovers Of good
music to study enc of the finest OF the
oratorios, 81. Paul." by Felix Mendeis-
sohn- Bartholdy. The rehearsals have
been most satisfactory and good progress
has been made under the able and skilltuI
direction of Mr.. w W. Williams. Of Kirk
land. Mr.. Williams and his accomplished
daughter. the scoompanist gladly give
their valuable services without compensa-
ton. only asking the cooperation of the
singers of Seattle, that the production Of
st Paul" may be a success, worthy of
that great work and the fair name of Sc
attic.
The Misses Milier's yaIeatine Party.
On Wednesday evening the Misses Mil
Ter gave pretty valentine party for their
guest.Miss Brodrick, of Victoria, Il. c., Mt
their home on Thirteenth and Columbia
streets. Eacn guest received handsome
valentine as souvenir of the event. The
principal feature of the amusement was an
art contest, each guest being allowed three
minutes in which to make a black board
representation of a subject assigned to him
on slip. Miss Munday won the prize for
tho best representation. After refresh
ments were served the remainder of the
evening was spent in dancing. Those
present were; Dr. and Mrs. T. b. NJ. Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard Morton, Mrs.
Starr. OF San Francisco, Miss Brodrick. OF
Victoria, B. c.: Miss Barton. OF Boston;
Miss Munday, Miss Henry, Miss Dewey,
OF Los Angeles; the Misses Carter. Miss
Spencer, Mr.. w. A. Mcdonald, Mr.. w. G.
Keith. Mr.. George A. stoneman, Me-. John
Gibbon. Mr.. w. Maxyck Miles. Mr.. John
Davis, Mr.. =. L. Stinson, Mr.. ID. j. Inver-
arity. Mr.. A. L. Hswley. Mr.. X. T. L. Hill,
Mr.. Manley b. Haynes.
Maggie sutton's birthday Party.
On Wednesday evening. at the residence
of Rev. l.. b. sutton, at the corner of Mar
kcs and Lane streets, was held an enioya-
bic party. it being theSoeeasion OF the an
niversary of Miss Maggie Sutton's eight
zenith birthday. Among those present
were the following: Rev. and MIRA Z. b.
Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Sutton, Miss
Sarah Gilman, Miss Tennie Gilman, Miss
Hattie Engle, Miss Algie Mcdonald. Miss
Kate Holmes, Miss Dell Jones, Miss
Birdie Sawyer. Miss Phebe Jones, Miss
Maggie Sutton, Miss Cora Reed, Miss Ell
eanor Bushnell. Miss Alice Coke, Miss Sa-
die Haynes. Miss Ida Haynes. Miss Belle
sutton. Mr.. Homer Bull, Mr.. Richard
BusheIl, ir., Mr.. Everett Reed, Mr..
George Allen. Mr.. Richard G. Bushell,
y e. Oh
MIR. VIII Engie, Mr.. Albert Barnes. Mr..
VIII Castle. Mr.. Wyatt Upper, Mr.. VIII
Allen. Mr.. Henry Sutton, Mr.. Tom Sharp,
Mr.. james Saunders.
Fancy Dress Gard Party.
The Young Married Folks Card Club
was sumptuously entertained on Wednes.
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Joslin at their lovely home on Boylston
and Mercer streets. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Elaborate
preparations had been made for the event,
and 1t was one of the most recherche al
fairs of the season. II was a fancy dress
card party. some of the guests appearing
in magnificent costumes. splendid sup
per was served after the game. Mrs. A. f.
Cock and Mr.. j. Albert Jackson were the
some Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel L. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Al
bert Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Conover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Fehren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen +. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. William
u. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander r.
McEwan. Mr. and Mrs. Richie kinnear,
Mrs 7. n. Daulton, Mrs. +. A. Wing.
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On Friday the Deliver division OF the
Ciionian Literary Society of the eighth
grade pupils in the Rainier school. held
successful meeting. The programme was
rendered in an excellent manner, and the
novel aud highly effective acting OF pas
sages from M lies ssanaish, in costume,
was carried through without . hitch or
embarrassment.
The Longgellow Literary Society OF the
South school on Friday afternoon rem
dered the following programme: Song,
''Tyroiesc Maiden's Song" the school:
recitation. Truth" Amelia Coin; essay,
Alfred Tennyson, Grace Way song, a
Hunting We VIII Go" the school: essay.
''>i. Valentines Day Leila Parker; de-
bate on the question whether The sword
IS Migh;ier than the Pen, I" By George Guy.
Macy fi;xhenry aud Lorn BaDe, decided
ia favor OF the pen: song. Two Little
Ihafers," the school.
Miss osborne's Birthday Party.
On Tuesday evening pleasant surprise
party was given Miss Minnie Osborne b.
Mlss Lostle Ieager at her home, ~ Chest
nut street, Ia honor OF Miss osbornes
birthday. The evening was enjoyably
spent ia card rlaying, dancing and music,
after which dainty lunch was served.