The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21

Cook. Dv. and Mrs. A. T. Nsssen. Nv. and
I Mrs. III. G. Culver. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Iasiin. Mr. and Mrs J. 4. Jackson. Mr..
/ and Mrs T. ". Green, Mr ana Mrs. c. 7.
! Concver. Mr.. ana Mrs. 7. N. naaiton. Mr..
I and Mrs. r. l. Fehrrn, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
! H. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. HARDWOOD Nor
gan, Mr.. and Mrs Il. NJ. kinnear. Mss
/ Heary. Mr.. Ethan Alnsworth. Mr.. W. A.
/ Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mira rsyisr sa-prtsed.
A pleasant surprise Was rendered 70 NJ.
aud Mrs. y. 7. Taylor ~ their residence.
on Rainier street. on Wednesday evening".
Games. Whist. dancing. vocal aad instra-
mental music were INDUCED in up n q
late hour. after which refreshments were
served. Those present we're Mr. aud
Mrs II. T. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. C. y.
Stevens Mr. and Mrs. :. W. Myers. Mr..
and Mrs. T, 5. Brsnson. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
I Watts. Mr.. and Mrs. w III. ShAin. Nr.
and Mrs. IL. Boyoe. Mr.. and Mrs a. II.
| Eva. from Tacoma: Mrs q. 4. Westman,
( Miss Charlotte Neager. Miss Jenessa Yea
/ ger. Miss Minnie Osborne. Miss May
/ Jones. Miss Hattie Hsilses, Miss Mamie
/ Myers, Miss May Schilling. Mr.. ), lotion,
Mr.. J. Ruxes. Mr.. W. Virgins. Mr. J. A.
Bochsr. Mr.. Alex Robertson. Mr.. Thomas
| ID. Sharp, Mr.. John Newton, Mr.. X. y.
| Hoopla.
Ladies' Day as the Athletic Club.
| While the number of ladies who go To
| the Athletic club rooms on Monday aud
Thursday mornings for the purpose Of
| gazing 81 and criticixing those in the gym.
nastic classes Is diminishing, the classes
1 themselves are becoming larger. new menu
bers joining all the time. The experiences
of these ladies who have steadily kept mn
the exercises has been so beneficial that
very few of them have dropped ont. and
/ none are so enthusiastic about the value Of
| the privileges they enjoy as those who
make the most use of them. The swim
ming pool, however. continues to be tho
strongest attraction for the ladies. and
aside from the delight of bathing. they ara
very an ious TO learn ths art of swimming.
| In fact some Of tho bellies of society are
I becoming very expert and are quite as
/ graceful in the water as they are in ball
/ room.
MT. and Mrs. stone Ensertafn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Stone delightfully."-
/ entertained few friends at their residence
at Fremont on "Wednesday evening Those
| invited we're: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Love-
| JOY. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. and
| Mrs. +. III. kilbourne. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il.
| Remsoery. Mr.. and Mrs. III. W. Bean, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
/ l.. Andrews Mr.. and Mrs. III. +. Slumer,
DIR. and Mrs. +. Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
1 J. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Fusen, Mr..
and Mrs r. Derindinger, Mr.. and Mrs h.
/ Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Pratt, Mr. and
Mrs. Galloway. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. God
dard, Miss Carrie Norton. Miss God
dard. Mrs Marsh. Miss Schiegcl Miss Al
| lie wilmot. Miss Parker. Mr. G. l.. Stone,
| Mr.. r. X. Herrick. Mr. Worth Densmore.
| Mr.. W. A. Gordon. Mr.. Bert Norton, Dr.
Patterson, DIR. kettner and Mr.. Charles
Rice.
Battalion Drill and Ball.
| The regular fortnightly battalion drill
| and the second battalion bali of tho sea-
| son took place at the Armory last night,
fully 1000 people awaiting themselves az
the invitations sent them. The battalion
| was commanded by Col Green, and there
| was a strong turnout Of members of the
| three companies. Twelve files front. all
! the men that can be drilled in the battalion
movements in the building. took part in
the drill. Ii was also the first public APP
pearance of the new adj utant. w. v. Riae-
hart jr.. who made q good impression.
| Fully one-half of those present took part
/ i'm the ball which followed the drill. This
/ part of the entertainment was In charge Of
/ Capt. r. s. lngrahan, Lieut.. q. III. Fort.
son, Sergts. +. Josiin, n. X. Smythe and
A. C. Graf.
| Mr.. Clarke Ssttlefon Surprised.
A very pleasant little party was given in
honor of Mr.. Clarke NJ. Settleton on last
| Saturday evening by Miss Mae Randolph
at her home. 2ai Joy street. Tho evening
was spent playing the fascinating game Of
| consequences. Dainty aud elaborate
refreshments were served ut IL o'clock,
| shortly after which tho guests dispersed
| Those present were: Miss Alice Mills.
Miss Mabel Mills, Miss Mae Randolph,
| Miss May Edison, Miss Maud Thnrsfon.
| Miss Eda Thurber. Miss Edith Gerhard,,
| Miss May Gerhardt, Mr.. Clarke NJ. Ncttse-
ton, Mr. Lloyd Emerson. Mr.. sherman
Mills. Mr.. Robert Waterbury. Mr.. Dexter
Thnrber, Mr.. John Ferguson. MI Percy
Crow. Mr.. viii MacCarger and Mr.. VIII
! liam Hunter.
/ Choral singing Not luxurious.
The Seattle Choral Society will hold It's
| rehearsal of "St Paul" tomorrow evenin.
| ut 7.30 o'clock ut it's rooms In tho
| Seattle Bank building. There Is still
| room in the chorus for good voices. and all
| singers who wish to join viii be heartily
| welcomed. a. IL is the intentions OF this
/
| into one strong body capable of rendering
the oratorios and other classical works in
| a proper manner. For the benefit OF those
! who think that chorus singing is iniuri-
| Gus to the voice or in any way derogatory,
! il may be mentioned that Leslie's choir.
| one Of the most famous choirs in London,
! Is composed of solo singers who deem IL a
privilege TO sing good music under q con.
| ductor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. q. g. Carr Entertain.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
q. Carr entertained few friends az their
residence on Lake avenue. Latona. Ex-
tensive preparations had been made for
the entertainment of their guests. Cards
were furnished Tor those wishing TO play.
nice music and ample space were provided
for those wishing 20 dance. and both
pleasures were INDUCED in until q late
hour sumptnous luncheon was served
meanwhile. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Downs. Mr.. aud Mrs. III.
c. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Dewey. Mrs. J. NJ. Wolfe,
Miss Allie Wilbur. Mr.. David Ferguson,
Mr.. w Ferguson. Mr.. Thomas Lowers,
Mr.. James II. Robbins and Mr.. A. n.
Carr.
Miss Lohse Surprised.
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