The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-04

A. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. r 7. Hawley. Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Aud, NJ. and Mrs r W.
Grover. Mr. and MIRA Eugene Ricksccker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A Donoghue. Mrs. ].
" Donoehus. Mra Hadfieid. Mrs. Van
Pasten. Mrs. j. W. Davis. Mrs. N. I. Cur
tiss. Miss Helen Ssrsnne-g. Miss Jessie
Mcclellan. Miss Mary Dougan. Miss Leons
Davis, Miss Addie Hawiey. Miss Carrie n.
Hunt. Miss Lou Warren. Mr. Warren
Lucas. Mr.. NJ. u. Donovan. Mr.. Merton
Hawiey. Mr.. r. c. Shirtciif, DR.. Walter
Johrxtone.
Misc Bertha Nash Surprised.
A gay party of young peonle assembled
at the residence of NJ. Wilson. On Second
street, Boulevard, on Friday evening.
Thence they proceeded 10 the residence Of
Mr.. Robbins. where they surprised the lat
ter's daurhter, Miss Bertha Nash. Miss
Nash, although taken completely by sur
prise. was delighted, and at once began TO
make her guests feel the same way. Games
were INDUCED in until late hour. when
sumptaous refreshments were served.
Those present we're; Miss Gertie Burke,
Miss Edith Lite, Miss Pearl Connoway,
Miss Blanch Winsor, Miss Annie Bees.
Miss Nina Shields. Miss Gertie Bum, Miss
Laura Cameron, Miss May Ferguson. Miss
Laura Moline, Miss Bertha Forest, Miss
Beatrice Cameron. Miss Lille Smith. Miss
Minnie Wilson. Miss lone Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Shu;e, Master Fred
Cameron, Master Walter Scheurman,
Master T. j. Ferguson. Master James
Ferguson. Master James Bunty, Master
George Haekett. Master Ralph Sullivan.
Master Ernest Rarely. Master Ernest
shute. Master Hiram Little. Master Harry
Little. Master Harry Benson. Master Frank
Little
Anthem Choir Concert.
On Wednesday evening . successful an
them choir concert was gwen at Masonic
hall under the suspices of the African
Methods. Episcopal church. The hall
heartily encored. After the concert re-
treshments were served. The programme
was as follows:
Opening ehorus-"wAke the Song OF Jubi-
solo-"Ths Bsosen Home Mis-. b Davis
oaarie,,e-..coms wsere the Lilies Bloom
Mrs . T. nAWsins. Mrs. j. a siney, Miss Z.
BFaxton. W. 4. Carter.
q asrtesse-"D.ncin x IN the Waves. Ha..s 'A0'''
Mira Jones. Mrs. Whey. Mas Braxton.
soio--ia the c.vsrr Deep Of the Il = OCEAN ss1'n'
Cold -....... -...--.- Mr.. W. r Carter
soio--sinoe Katie Rlss. the Wheel. n.''A
Duet Moonlight. Ns.,e. BIRD. and Flow -
ers -.--.,..,--... Mira Ray and Mrs. viney
solo-"oui,s English aon Know,.........
...-............,. Mr. ". n. Carter
solo-"rhs Cow. Ara % the corn'.Nr T. j. Ray
Literary Matssrs ut Fall CITY.
The Fall City Literary Society in con-
nection with the echool interests the
parents as much a. it does the children.
On Friday. February is. the following
took part in the exercises: Eva Borst,
Ralph Totten. Elmer Parke. Freddie Mar,
Dot VOORHEES,. Flossie Bonell, Lester
Arthur. William Stephenson, Elsie Aules,
LYDIA Parker, Dsssie Rutherford. The de-
bate was on the question whether the
mind of woman Is superior to that of man.
The girls were "a IT, affirmative side and
the boys on ~ nee4 Five. as follows: Pru-
dence RuthaGlHDHaie TAYLOR, Floy Tot
ten, Mary Parker. Gertie Thomas. John
Marshall. Charley Huffman, Roy Ruther-
ford, Guy Taylor, Mathew Marshall. The
judges were Aims Rutherford, DIR. Lam
sing and Mrs. Parker They decided in
visitors were present: Mrs. BonelI, Mrs.
Mar, Mrs. Norman Smith. Mrs. Ida
Parker. Mrs. Borst. DIR. Lansing, Mrs.
Briggs. Mrs. Cooper. Nell Miller. Aims
Rutherford. Mrs. A. Rutherford, Willie
Borst, Emma Baxter.
Mrs. Croft's Chautauqu. En- tertainment
The members Of the Olym pu. Chautau-
qua Circle were pleasantly entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Croft at their resi-
dence. col Barclay street, on last Tuesday
evening After the regular weekly pro-
gramme Was dispensed with, each member
was handed card, which was marked off
into MANY little squares. in each of which
was letter OF the alphabet. From these
letters they were requested to form the
names OF as many poets as possible in
given time. Mr.. J. I. Ronald, having
found the greatest number, was given a
prize. The contest was an amusing al
though hard fought one, as was atiested
by the number Of the devotees Of the muse
whom the secretive little card yielded up
to the efforts of the contestants. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Ronald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Z. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Cole, Mr..
and Mts. L. II. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Piles, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Foote. Mr.. and
Mrs. James ID. Curtis. Mrs. TYLER. Miss
Marley, Miss Foote, the Misses Cole, Mr..
J. c. Whitlock-
Miss Amber Hardcr's Surprise Party.
On Thursday evening, at tho residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Harder, on Lewis
and Eaton streets, a pleasant surprise was
given IN honor of their daughter. Miss
Amber. The evening was spent in dane
ing aud card playing. while dainty lunch
was served late in the evening. Those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Harder.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKiernan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Delfel. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Brink. Mrs.
{. Delfel, Mrs. George Delfei, Mrs. Wat
son, the Misses Gussie and Minnie Shuity
Miss Maggie kenealy. Miss Moody. Miss
Alice MePheters. Miss Bingham. Miss
Lou Baker. Miss Maud Cookson. Miss
Susie Watson. Miss Amber Harder. Miss
Ruby Harder. Miss Lena Alderman. Miss
Edith Mckiernan. Mr.. Cookson. Mr.. Pleas
anoe Cookson, Mr.. Harry Cookson, Mr.
John Wallace, Mr.. James Wallace, Mr..
Louis S~eitxer. Mr.. Gus Lider. Mr., Charlie
Lider. Mr.. John Gallagher, Mr.. Mink. M.
Herbert Robbins. Master Freddie Lider.
Master Frank kcneaiy, Master Peter Ack-