The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-28

Miss ssdonia Fsrts. SIR, EGgsns
y. Isddy. W. e. wartess. NJ.
G. wursess. Mr.. Guy Post. Mr..
Sidney Hanssrs. Mr.. Orrtn Rank, Mr.
Frank Frederisks. NJ. Len Richards,
Ar. Clare Fsrnsworth, Nr. A. v. Randall.
Mr.. Phillip Morrisor. Mr.. Dsna Fssns-
worth.
State % Naass Social.
Among the promlnsnt social svsnss Of
the past week sss the Mains socisi bed
~ the Arlington on Wednesday svsning.
The hail vas comfortably filed. ard ali
seemed 60 enter into tie spirit Of ths
dance with zsst. a. is generally ths case as
these socisss, and 70 fully enjoy them
selves. Among those present were: Mr..
ard Mrs. o. NJ. Godfrey, Mr.. aud MIRA. J.
Y. FOX. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stitch. Mr. snd
Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. T. g.
Branson. Mr. and Mrs. j. HsaIy. Mrs O,
A. Case. Mrs. A. Mekenxss, Mrs. j. II.
Grant. Hrs. Lewis, ars. Butter, Mrs.
Charles Shaw. Mrs.. Mcknight, Mrs ID. A.
Bsondin, Mrs. w. Grsttman. Mrs. Sander
son. Mrs. VI. Aoorehsad. Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. n. !. Lnrcbin. Miss fottis Etsinvay.
Miss Andrews, Miss Ethel Asher. Miss y.
Mcknight. Miss Minnie soIop, Miss Mag
gle Butler, Miss Addis Butler, Mas Anns
Grist. Miss Olga Criss, Miss Allie Poole,
Miss Ida Robinson. Miss Gertrnde Martin,
Miss Lottis Butter. Miss seIiis AcAieer,
Miss Lizzie Murphy, Miss Anna Nelson,
Hiss Tfsns Nelson. Miss x. Oiney. Miss
Lot,ie Hamil. Miss Emma Knapp. Miss
Edna smith, Miss Augusta stromberg.
Miss Lottie ssromserg, Miss Williams,
ftssE n
Whitney, Mg. r W. Gordon. Mr. s. W.
Smith, Mr. w. Il. Stevens. Mr.. III. Ham
nler. Mr.. E. w. MeIse. Mr.. William Fox.
Mr. u. W. KILLER. Mr.. G. u. Plimpton.
Mr.. George W. Crane. Mr.. J. c. Mcknight.
Mr. stsnchhsid, Mr. 8. r. Batter. Ar. J..
II. Cunningham. Mr.. III. q. Egell. Mr.. u.
q. Damn. Mr.. q. v. Tsw. Mr.. A. X. Car
rsnter, Mr.. A. r. Miller. Mr.. J. VI. Reeves.
sfr. Sol Benksndorf, Mr. VI. Phillips. Ar.
i. Pierson, Mr.. H. T.. Gardner. ar. r.
Barns. Mr. y. W. stnchfeld. Mr.. s. ].
Cruikshsnk. Mr. James Head, Mr.. r. VI.
Henderson, Mr.. Ike Lurie. Mr.. II. Lohse,
Mr.. John Neal.
Amateur TheatrseaIs for Tsinity Church.
On Thursday evening . charming enter
tsinmsnt was given in aid of the Trinity
parish church organ fund a. the parish
house. The principal feature of the even
ing's amusement Was the presentation Of
the three-sct fsrce-comedy, Not such q
Fool as lie Looks, " by the following ladies'
and gentlemen: Miss Rerya X. Marshall,
Miss Amy Hancock. Mrs. w. l.. Bruins,
Miss Elsie Bruins, Mr.. William BAN, Mr..
Philip Ashton. Mr.. James Alexander, Mr..
Fred J. Aikens, Mr.. Charles Ashton. The
arft ata II a.
bly, in their assumed characters, and the
play was heartily enjoyed. After the play
the floor Was cleared and the rest Of the
evening spent in dancing. refreshments
bsing served meanwhile.
Baptist University Notes.
There are forty-sight students at the
Baptist university, about thirty of whom
take music. twenty take Latin and seven
will finish the academic course this year.
The house In regular beehive, AZ there
are thirty pupils boarding In the family.
One OF the most industrious workers in
the school Ia Miss Annie Hall, the music
principal She is also piano instructor At
the state university, and after her weeks
work is done there she goes TO the Baptist
university and there gives vocal lessons TO
young ladies. takes part In the evening
rhetoricais and then returns home satur-
day evening.
Fall City Literary Society.
On Friday afternoon. January 10, the
Fall City Literary Society rendered the
following programme: Recitation. Eva
Borst; recitation, Waiter Stephenson; rec.
itstion. Roy Huffman. song, Ralph Tot
ten: newspaper Items. Floy Totten; de-
bate on the question. Whether Wheat Is
of Moro Benefit TO Mankind Than Grass"
In the Affirmative by Charlie Huffman, Of
lie Taylor. Guy Taylor. Mathew Marshall,
and In the negative by Roy Rutherford,
Mary Parker, Prudence Rutherford. John
Marshall. The judges were. Justus King.
r. T. Giles and Gertie Thomas. who de
eided in favor OF the Affirmative.
Amateur fheatrieals At Ranks Hall.
On February 8. at Ranxs's hall.
dramatic and musical entertainment will
he given under the auspices of Circle No
OF the Women's League. Well known
ladies and gentlemen of Seattle will par
ticipate In the performances, which will
close about 10 O'Clock, when dancing will
follow. very good band has been en-.
gagged. Admission will lie 10 cents. and "A
fuii programme sith all particulars will
appear In our next Sundays issue. IL
Will be one Of the events of the season. and
coming so soon before Lent a crowded
house - insured. many tickets having
already been disposed OF.
Misc Hsasson's birthday Party.
Last night party was given in honor Of
the sixteenth birthday Of Miss Mabel
RFsnson at the residence of Mrs Mary II.
Bfanson on prexel avenue. A pleasant
evening was spent in games and amuse-
ments until late hour. Those invited
we're; Miss Mary Thompson. Miss Alma
Csliigan, Miss May Thompson. Miss Jessie
Hodge. Miss Clara Hodge. Miss Jennie
Copp, Miss Hattie Leake. Miss Nellie
Fayne, Miss Carrie Bushman, Mr.. Waldo
Smoke, Mr. Fred Lawrence, Mr. Floyd
TwioheN. Mr. Fred rwichell. Mr.. Carl
Morford. Mr.. Wyeliffe Thompson aud Mr..
Julius Augustine.
Tho ''Remec and ialtet' Eshe.r.st.
Rehearsal for Romeo and guliets will
he held a: ths Seattle Athletic Club ON
Monday night this week instead NJ on
Tuesday owing 20 the party which is 20
he rtxeu bY the club on the latter eyenlug
!, II necessary that all participants should
attend on Monday evening. as measures
wtii then Re taken for the costumes Re-
hesrsals At the theAteF will soon begin
and hereafter rehearssis will he with
closed doors. and those shsent two con.
secuuve nights will be dropped.