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

spenc>r, Mr.. ard Mrs j. MonasG. Nr. and
Mrs Aonasf. Mrs. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
la Bounty, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Over
land
Society Fsiks In Opera
Rehesrsals twice . week of the operetts,
The Last Viii and Testament" are
bringing the society amateur opera singers
10 safe OF perfection that Will insure
pleasing musical entertainment when given
at kaake's hail early next month for the
benefit OF one Of the circles of St Marks
church. The rehearssis are being held at
Mrs. Brainerd's under the baton OF Mr..
Charles C. Engslhard. The cast of the
opera viii be as follows.
Abigail Mr.. Charles r. whittlexey
pslinzsa Mrs. Thomas = Hardin
xxheeess .......-.--.---......A Mss Lo;tle >ei1ea
@s1Ft Miss COMP ton
lrimTnins -..-......-......-.-..-.M Mrs Brairs-d
Eugene Mrs. Charles ". saunGeE.
surprise Party TO MIR. BROOKE
One of the enjoyable events of the week
was the surprise party gwen Mr. John ID.
Brooks, at his home on Renton avenue.
near Depot street. last Thursday evening.
Among those present were Miss Jennie
Hart. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Brooks. Mr.. A.
Young. Mr. Joseph Brooks. jr, Mr. Charles
Young, Mr.. George L. Brooks. Mr.. Hugh
Hammer. Miss Emma Brooks. Mr.. Will
Jam Llyesiy. Mr.. Frank Brooks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander ]. Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Wooden. Mrs. John Bruce, Miss Alice
Alien, Miss O.. A Gillets, Miss Emma
Campbell, Miss Pauline Clocksted.
Surprise Party to Mrs. Clark.
Asurprise party as given Mrs. Clark
at the parlors Of the Newcastle hotel on
the evening of November 3. The main
features Of the evening were dancing. sup
per. singing and guess cake. Consider
able mirth was created over the guess cake.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Piow. Mr.. and Mrs Marcy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eiseman. Mr.. and Mrs. Habinicth, Mr..
and Mrs. Love. Mr.. and Mrs. Cousins, Miss
Parry. Miss Miller, Miss Mattson. Miss
Miss Craigg, Mr.. kyre, Mr.. Ward, Mr.
Murphy, Mr. Mcknight, Mr.. Jacobs, Mr..
carmicai, Mr.. Hyde.
kehearsing tho messiah"
The performance of the Messiah" to be
given at the First Presbyterian church in
great interest. Ii wall be the first COM
plete rendition of the oratorio with chorus,
organ and orchestra ever given in Seattle.
The choral societies of Everett and Port
Townsend will combine with the society
of Seattle, making grand chorus of
trained singers. The next chorus re-
hearsal will be held in room 200, Seattle
National Bank block. Tuesday evening, at
s O'Clock sharp. All singers are invited to
come. The oratorio will be conducted by
Mr.. L. A. Darling.
Miss Lucinda MiIIer's Party.
Last Thursday evening Miss Lucinda
Miller entertained few OF her friends at
the home of her sister. Mrs ]. ]. Camp
bell. on Rose street. Progressive whist
was the feature of the evening. together
with vocal and instrumental music, after
which lunch was served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Campbell. Mr. and
Mrs. IL. S. Baker. Miss L. Baker, Miss
Ferguson. Miss Lizzie Ferguson, Miss
Curtis, Miss Louise Hebert, Miss l..
Mr.. A. C. Griffin, Mr.. Frank MaItby, Mr..
Science.
Mrs. Auxustine's whist Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Augustine enter
tanned a few friends at whist last FRIDAY
nieht. Refreshments we're served and the
prizes were very pretty. Mrs. j. w.
Mcdonnell received the first prize for the
ladies and Mrs. III. ID. Kline the BOBBY
prize; Mr.. ]. f. Fox the frat prize for
gentlemen and DIR. II. u. Kline the BOBBY
prize. Those present were; Mfr. and Mrs.
Augustine Mr.. and Mrs ]. f. Fox, Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Smith. Or. and Mrs. II. d.
Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mcdonnell.
Mrs. Browa's Card Party.
Mrs. A. j. Brown gave card party at
her pleasant home In Fremont last
Wednesday evening. in honor of Mr.
Archie Leonard. of Hoytsville, Pa. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in the en-
jovment OF several games. and at about
10 o'clock luncheon was served. Among
those present were: Miss Winningham.
Miss Marguerite Cout,s. Miss Daisy
Keeton. Miss Graham. Miss Eva Burlia-
game. Miss Jennie Contts, Mr.. Archie
Leonard. Mr.. Thomas Tough, Mr.. David
Livingstone.
Mrs. Emersop's Birthday rartv.
A birthday party was given Mrs. Arthur
Emerson. at 1862 Seventh street. last
Wednesday evening. at which the usual
round of social pleasures was enjoyed.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs F. :.
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. MacIean. Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Johnson. Mr.. aud Mrs
Eddie Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Black
burn. Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8 Nelson. Miss
Bisachs Graves. Miss Helen Ward. Mr..
Frank Chester. Mr.. A. r. Hunt. Mr.. T.
Felix. Mr.. J. ]. Skinner. Mr.. J. J. Dimes.
L. Lavoca-
MIss shekrer's Birthday -urprise.
Miss Nellie Shearer. OF Fremont. was
given a birthday surprise at the residence
OF Mrs Henshaw. on the Lake Union
boulevard. last Friday evening. The even
ing vas delightful one. games and music
being the principal features. Among those
present were; Miss sheareF. Miss MiIlie
Ernst. Miss Maud Spargeon. Miss Alice
Young. Miss Jennie Head. Mr.. Philip
Ernst. Mr. Will Herbert, Mr. Harry swift.
Mr. Charles swanson. Mr.. Floyd Swift
Clayton Crawford's Party.
CLAYTON Crawford celebrated his ff-
tesnih birthday Saturday evening bv en-
,srialning few Of his friends The even
lne vas spent in games and dancing. His
guests were. Miss Ethel Young, Miss
Bestha Young. Miss Kate McMicKsn. Miss
Nay Adair. Mss Rowena Neville, Miss
Jessie Haaf1rd. Mr.. Frank Mitien, Mr..
JOAN Wing. Mr.. Ralph Shsafe, Mr.. Arthur
Fo~leT Mr.. Wycliae Taylor. and Mr.
Hugh George
Mrs. Esahsn W. Jones High Five.
Mrs. Reuben ". Jones VERY pleasantly