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

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hasi. IN tue way Of receiving and enter
tanning their friends and Judging from
the large number present. the clab may be
considered one Of the social successes Of
the season. The hall was tastefnllv decor
sted with ivy. aud the legend Welcome
Wolverines" graced the head of the hall.
The exercises were of a high order. the pro-
gsamme being as follows: oaartette and
chorus. My Michigan" Columbia
| "0!d Folks a. Home.n ..Oid oaken Buck
et" aud ''Alld Lanr Syne.s Mrs. D. II.
McMullen. Mrs. ID. X SlckcIs. Mrs. w. L.
Aarqnardt, Miss Bessie Winsor. Miss MIN
ME AcMnllen and Miss MAID Curry;
recitation. Miss Jennie Iagiis: song.
Kathleen Mayourneen.' Miss Lizzie Jay
Richardson; recitation. s.Eine Little Cob
Inns" Miss Gertrude 6lasscock: song,
Miss Bessie ingiis; whistlinS solo. with
guitar accompaniment, Miss Ethel Kahse:
recitation. Miss CorEie Miller; violin
solo. Miss Ella McGregor; recitation, Miss
Mae G!asseock; instrumental selection.
Miss Bessie Giasscock; sailors hornpipe,
Miss Gertrude winsor. Mrs Charles n.
Hathaway presided at the piano. The
committee ON entertainment consisted Of
Nh. NJ. II. Shepard, Mrs. Z. W. Johnson,
Miss Minnie McMuilen. Miss Mabel Nc
Gregor and Mr.. L. Cass Woodman. After
the exercises refreshments we're served.
followed by dancing and whist. Owing
| To the large number present a correct list
of ell attending was impossible. but among
| those present were SIR. and Mrs. d. Fl.
, McAullen, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Narauardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Winsor, Mr.. ard
| Mrs. T.. j. Jeffries, Mr.. end Mrs. w. L.
Anes. Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Meiulay. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Giasscock. Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. w.
| Johnson, Capt and Mrs. AcGrcgor, Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
| Sickeis. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Flauhat. Mr. aud
| Mrs. A. l.. Heustis, Mr. and Mrs. 4. 4.
| EIlithorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Burke,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Chester Kenny, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy, Mr..
l and Mrs. Philip Wiusor, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| W. Kerry. ar. and Mrs. Frank Beach,
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stiech. Dir. and Mrs. H.
| M. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ii. Morrison,
| Mr. and Mrs. Baillnger. Mr.. aud Mrs.
| Frank Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Helm.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. Lamont, Mr.. aud Mrs.
| Thomas Shields, Mr. aud Mrs. 7. j. Sulii-
van. Mr and Mrs. Charles Il. Hathaway,
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. kahle. Mrs. f. S. Cox,
| Mrs. N. J. Simons, Mrs. Ella Brown. Mrs.
| Mcintyre. Mrs. John Englis, Miss Lizzie
| Jay Richardson, Miss Maud Curry, Miss
Bessie Winsor. Miss Minnie McMui-
| len. Miss Jennie lngii<, Miss Mae
| Giasscock, Miss Bessie Giasscock,
| Miss Gertrude Giasscock. Miss Bessie
| fnglis, Miss Essie Kenny. Miss Ethel
| Kahle.. Miss Mabel McGrcgor. Miss Ella
| MeIregor, Miss Bncklin. Miss Julia
| Woods. Miss Gertrude Winsor. Miss
| Kiray. the Misses Beach. Miss Mary Mill
| let, Miss Ida Miller. Miss Cornie Miller.
| Miss Flora Beliinger, Miss Maud Belln-
| ger, Miss Mae Lehman, Miss Hastings.
! Miss Eva Winsor, Miss Mcdonald. Mr..
| John Bell, Mr.. Charles Lovejoy, Mr.. J. +.
| McMuIien, Mr.. j. w Rutleage. Mr.. ID. b.
| Lewis, Mr.. III. G. Hamilton, Mr.. J. Bray
ner, Mr.. George Baker, Mr.. +. Stringer.
| Mr. John II. Foster. Mr. Thomas r.
| Drew. Mr.. A. r. Winsor. Mr.. Ralph Ross,
MIR. c. g. Dunn, Mr.. c. J. o'Shea, Mr.. A.
+. Whitney, Mr. A. L. Marshall. Mr.. +.
Marchiand, Mr.. Charles Rsndrell. Mr. J.
| {. McMullen, Mr.. David McMuiien. Mr..
| &. w. Scott, Mr. ]. s. Towle. Mr. James
Armstrong, Mr.. Charles McGEegor. Mr..
W. Scooter, Mr.. III. J. Dennis, Mr.. Viii
inzlis, Mr.. NJ. j. Phale and Mr.. NJ. c.
Dunn. The next meeting of the club will
be held IN the lower hall, Masonic build
inc Second street entrance, on February
40 for members only. and also for the re-
ception of applicants for membership.
An Evening on abe Piaissuee.
IAN Evening Speps on the Midway
Plaisance' was the ti5ie OF an entertain
ment given ct Turner hall on Tuesday
evening by the Young Women's Auxiliary
-. h,nT. h
tertainment proper consisted OF character
istic scenes from various foreign countries.
Snaiu. Scotland. Germany. Japan and
Africa being represented. Spain was pos.
,-ayed by rendition Of the "Anjalnsia"
wai,z from the Rainier Mandolin Club; by
s.Ia paloma" waltz sung by Mrs. iindsF-
man. and hy fancy dance in Spanish
costume given by four children. Ruby
Friend. ereats Rosenberg Henry Fraaen-
thai and Louis SingeTman. Scotland ai-
reared in Coming Thro' the Rye, and
in the Highland ding. The first OF these
VAS in two PARTS. Master Frederick l4ohse
sang the ballad ia good style. When &c
~a,esasei the curtain rose and showed
,.hleau of the scene supposed go have
heen enacted al the crossing OF the kye.
i,,,r,a-sanated bv Miss Rsesie seAoenie!d
a,6 Mr. Sol Davis. Master Arthur Cole
concluded the representation Win
H,cniand ding skilIfGsiy executed. Ger
many was represented by double scene
rortrsyinr THE Soldiers Departure and
..The soldiers Return" TIE acting parts
were taken by Mr.. Alloys Wernsr, the
solniS:. Mrs. i-saderman, Miss hsesaen
and wr. F.. Hi.le. The musical part vas
rendered by qusyteite composed OF Ag.
n RAN. Mr.. &. Goeeei. &r. q. Miehel and
Mr. J. kahn, and chorus OF Iyrolean
voaisrs aad either players, composed OF
Kiss Lulu Frsend. M. William MAstius.
MIR A. Muach, Mr.. freeS and MI
nsrxwyssr. Japan vas repFeseniei by
trio al iistle girls. Mabel, Vera and ktae4
r.eaes. in the weii-snoan tire iroia tae
..Mikaae.r Africa appeared N . burnt
cark delegation frea the Seattle Athlete
e,Iub in some gymnassic exercises. se
~s,,asr,..er Of the programme was intendei
=, ,a-srxv America. 3 reciss;ioa eafilied
..Hane. szeei Home Was gsFsa ey Ass
rrnnees wixinski. Tats vas highay a.
seres,sDc. hat orchestral, half recitation
,,s,,.~ ,,sea nuaa an iaeisseat 81 the Feee.-
,,n y aea the In.oa and southern Armies