The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

sperches- The frss Of the winter series Of
open meetings" by Stevens post will be
nesa Tuesday evening. rhe ri inst. 20
which toe public wili be cordially invited.
Lsdiss' Msaieal CIub Concert
The Ladies' Musical Clnh. OF this city,
whose reputation for musical excelieace
.ss acknowledged and rewarded At the
chicago Words fair, gave . compliment
tAry concert in its neE rooms IN the
occidental block yesterday afternoon
Large as the suite OF rooms is. it was not
adequate 20 the demand for space made By
TIE thousands of ladies who applied for
admission. and many were turned away.
unable 10 gain admistanee- The following
programme wzs rendered. with the care
ana exeeilencc that chGracterizes ali the
work OF this rising club:
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Il Miss Thee. Desr'' -.....-.........--..Fs Farrell
Ma J. H. Farrell
Mise Arthur
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Mrs z. c. kiloourne.
Sosturne-F sharp msjor cs,,s,
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Miss Bengel-
Mrs r. ". lannon's, Miss Young
Aecompa nIsss-Ara A. z. aiftsn. Mra =. Black
DoabIe Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given Miss Alice
AacDougall and Mr.. Martin Robbins. at
their home. 20a8 Second street. last Friday
evening, the occasion being their twenty
hrst birthday. The time was most enjoy
ably spent with progressive whist and
dancing. The frst prizes were awarded 20
Miss Grace Haven and Mr.. Dave Nc
Mullen, and the boody prizes 10 Miss y.
Murphy and Mr.. Luther Robbins. Re-
ireshments were served, after which
cancsng Was INDUCED in until q late hour.
Among those present were; Miss Grace
Haven, Miss Ada Risdon, Miss Mile
Merrill, Miss Sammie Faucet, Miss Leila
Oliver, Miss Alice MacDougalI. Miss Nora
Murphy. Miss Anna Keeler. Miss Grace
Robbins. Mrs. z. J. Robbins. Mr.. ]. ]. Nc
Arthur, Mr.. James Henry. Mr.. Irving
Ward, Mr.. Scott Lindsay. Mr.. Charles
Parsons. Mr.. Will Brewster, Mr.. Joe
Dizard, Mr. Dave McMullen, Mr.. Bert
Coleman. Mr.. Mart Robbins, Mr.. Luther
Robbins
The Seattle local union of the Christian
Endeayor Society inaugurated the win
ter's work last evening with literary and
musical entertainment in the Sunday
school room of the First Presbyterian
church. Representatives from the fifteen
societies comprising the union were pres
ent with their friends, and general god
time was had. A stand tastefully >Ieco-
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one end of the room, on wh5<n the exer-
cises were held. The following selections
were rendered: Piano duet, Misses Gill
lette and Hewett: violin solo. Mr. wit.ler:
vocal solo, Mr.. Urlich; recitation. Miss
Palmer; contrsito solo. Miss Whittier;
vocal solo, George Coleman. The selec-
lions were all listened to attentively and
received merited applause. Light refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Surprise Party to Mr. w. \. Collins
A surprise party was given last THURS
day evening ut 222i Second street in honor
of Mr.. w. s. Collins. The evening was
passed with music and dancing. An ele-
CANT lunch was served. Those present
were: Capt. and Mrs. Alexander Allen,
jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry tombstone. Mrs
G. 4. Tremen,. Mrs. Edward Naus. Mrs J.
Fetteriy, Miss ]. Phinn, Miss Alice Allen,
Miss Amy Eiey, Miss q. A. Giiiett. Miss
Sadie Edwards. Miss Maggie Edwards.
Miss Lucy q. Bell. Miss Virginia Collins.
Miss T. I. Trement. Miss Nellie Moore,
Miss Mile Rau. Mr.. Burdette Foy, Mr..
p. Williams, Mr.. W. ]. German. Mr.. IL.
Gamble, Mr.. w. A. Collins, Mr.. II. NJ.
McEntire. Mr. Frank Brooks. Mr.. Robert
Johnson.
A Surprise for stevens Post.
Stevens post, q. A. r., was given a
pleasant surprise at the camp fire last
Tuesday evening. When the time came
for refreshments the members discovered
that an elaborate luncheon had been pro-
vided by the Ladies' Relief Corps, and the
usual bill of fare of coffee, pork and beans
Was neglected. After disposing of the
dainties number of speeches were made
expressing tho appreciation Of the post
for the courtesy extended. The surprise
WAS planned at Friday evenings meeting
of the Ladies' Relief Corps, and was so
successful that only two members of the
post. necessary to the secret, knew of it,
twas under the direction of Mrs. sharpe.
presidents of the corps.
Surprise Party 40 Miss Fisher.
Miss Nettie Fisher was the recipient of
very pleasant surprise party last Friday
evening at her home. corner James and
broadway. The guests we're entertained
with musical programme, rendered by
the young folks. The following were pres
emit: Miss Belle Humes Miss Mabel Cove.
Miss Angie Cove, Miss Isabella Price
Miss Mary Garrett. Miss Helen
Holcomb. Miss Fannie Bell, Miss
Jessie Freed, Miss Grace Lamont, Miss
Carrie Fiemming. Mr.. Frank Lacy. Mr..
Robert Coiweli, Mr.. Willie Price. Mr.. John
Bell. Mr.. Henry Colwell. Mr.. John Freed
Mr.. Joseph Garrett. Mr.. Harry Bell. Mr..
Arthur Colwell and Mr.. Harry Hatfield.
Daughters First Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Ahrahams gave a
champagne supper a. their residence in
Georgetown. october z. in honor OF the
frat anniversary Of the birthday OF their
daughter Alice. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with Aosers, and a most
enjoyable tine was had by those present.
Baby Alice looked very pretty and received
quite number Of presents. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mr.. Phil Ahrahams.
Mr.. and Mrs b. c. Levy, Miss Lizzie
Thornton, Miss Gertrude Lew, Miss
Eugene Levy. Messrs. Fred Graham.
Maurice Gruunaum, Joseph o'Conne.I.
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