The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-14

Mr.. Mayfield and Miss Green: recitation,
Miss Pearl Bradley; solo. Roses Under
meath the Snow" Miss Bessie Bradley:
SOLO. Loves Old. Sweet Song" Mr.. W. :.
asyhsld- After the programme the ladies
OF the Aid Society served sandwiches and
cake and all tarried an hour over the
luncheon and social enjoyment. Much
credit Is due the ladies who managed the
entertainment 50 successfully.
Mr. ana MRS. sincerman's Anniversary.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Singerrnan celebrated their fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary 81 their residence on
South Tenth and Washington streets The
fore part Of the evening was spen. ut pro-
gressive whist. Mr.. Fred Tokias securing
the progressive prize and Mrs. Sin german
the catch-up prize. A superb supper was
then served. the table being beautifully dec
GRATED with cut flowers and illuminated by
tapers. After supper the remainder OF the
evening was spent IN dancing. Those pres
entw Mr.. and Mrs. John SehleSsinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Thorsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Dobson. Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Eshel-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Toklas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hamburger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Chiniquy. Mrs Insa Msgnus.
Mrs III. Kaufman, Miss Alice Tokias,
Miss Kate Forney, Miss Gussis Schultz,
Mr.. Max Kaufman. Mr. Otto Kaufman,
Miss Marta Kaufman. Miss Bella Singer
man, Master Isidor Singerman, Master
Louis Singermsn.
Orange Jacobs. Jr.. Surprised.
On Friday evening Mr.. Fay Hadley got
up surpriseparfy in honor of Mr.. Orange
Jacobs. jr.. a. the residence of the Iatier's
parents. lilo Fourth street. The evening
was pleasantly passed with music, games
and social time. Those present we're
Judge and Mrs. Orange Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. r. Kelsey. Miss Jacobs, Miss
Donna Jacobs, Miss Jessie Jacobs. Miss
Net,ie Lipsky, Miss Maud Cookson. Miss
Emma Blake, Mss Hansta. Wood. Miss
bertha Baker. Miss Lulu Baker, Miss
Jennie Lynch, Miss Mabel Lynch, Miss
Nellie Callagan, Miss Moilie Calsagau, Miss
Mamie Young, Miss Lulu Sheehan. Miss
Millie Wolf. Mr.. A. l.. Jacobs, Mr.. T.
Evans. Mr.. A. Clark, Mr.. ". Lewis. Mr..
NJ. w. Thompson, Mr.. James H. Young,
Mr.. Howard McRae, Mr.. Frank e Brown,
Mr. Fred McRae. Mr.. F. F. Twichell. Mr..
Bert Twicheli. Mr.. Charles Evans, Mr..
Charles Lynch, Mr.. l.. Il. Hadley, Mr.. l..
De Mer. Mr.. J. Wheeler, Mr.. Augustine.
Singing Contest Decided by Looks.
Friends of the Franklin singers in the
recent eisteddfod at Black Diamond state
that they have authority for saying that
the adjudieasor declared that his decision
in awarding the prize for the Sieighing
Glee was not based upon superior singing
by the Black Diamond competitors, and
that he stated that there was no difference
in the singing of this song by the two
choirs. but that ruling which forbid
division of any prize prevented him from
giving one-half to each choir, and that in
want of any other criterion he was obliged
to allow his decision TO be influenced by
the appearance OF the two companies in
which the Franklin group produced a less
favorable effect than their rivals Also
friends of Mrs. Bowes say that her name
was yariously misspelied in different places
in the report of the eisteddfod, which de-
prived her of the high credit to which she
was entitled in the adjudications as q
representative Of the franklin company.
Cornelia Carroll's Birthday Party.
A pleasant party was given on Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Carroll at
their residence. 1902 Joy street, in honor
OF the 18th birthday of their daughter,
Miss Cornelia. Dancing and games were
the amusements of the evening. Dainty
refreshments were served about 10 O'Clock,
after which the young folks departed
Miss Cornelia was assisted in entertaining
her guests by her little sisters. Elise and
Babe Carroll. Those present and invited
were: Misses Rowena Neville, Oracle Ne
vile, Carrie Atkinson. Laura Hale, Ruth
and Eo Schram. lone Clark, Leila Price,
Elsie Dabney. Marie Foust, Lilly Hamil-
ton, Louise Barnard, Maud Crane, Mabel
Ballard, Jessie Garrett, Masters Charlie
Hatfield, Henry and Fred Thedinga.
Frank Barnard, Irving Ballard. Guy
Rivers. Glenn Yergy, Robert Hale. Ray
Crane. Oliver Spencer. Ned and Ralph
Hanford, Ned Leslie. Rufus Clark, Charlie
Dabney. Lewis Chapman Gilger.
The Misses Gouictt Entertain.
On Thursday evening Misses Louise and
Ria Gouleit entertained q number of
friends at the residence of their parents,
5i4 Lincoln street. Music, dancing and
card playing were the amusements pro-
vided for the evening, dainty lunch also
being served. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Goulett. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Forth. Mr. and Mrs. q. Drew. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Birk, Mrs. T.. Fenalson. Mrs. 4.
Rowell, Miss Bell Fenalson. Miss Agnes
Bassett. Miss Minnie BasSett, Miss Anna
Douglas, Miss Lsura Wallace, Miss Nellie
Wallace, Miss VIENNA Monast, Miss Louise
Goulett, Miss Ida Goulett, Mr.. Edgar
Roweli, Mr.. Parker Rowell, Mr.. Jary
Spencer, Mr.. Will Lake. Mr.. John Lin
coln,- Mr.. Charlie Wallace, Mr.. Walter
Wallace, Mr.. II. Dennis. Mr. c. French.
Mr.. Willie Smith. Mr.. Avis Johnson. Mr..
A. Braden, Mr.. Willie Gouiett.
King County Teachers Association
Much preparation is being made for the
coming meeting of the King County
Teachers Association az the High school
hall on January %. and Judging from IN
terest already manifested II will be one OF
the most profitable meetings ever held In
the county. The programme is as follows:
| Music, South school: "Music in Tn
graded Schools" Principal f. X. Hill, fol.
lowed by discussion primary Reading. "
synthetic method, class exercise. Miss
Emma c. Hart. discussion; physical cut
ture exercise, Central school; Literature
| in Lower Grades" Miss II. III. Becker. dis
cussion; Elementary Science" Miss AIDE
laide L. Pollock, discussion; THE Nine