The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-01

On the lite of Julius Cesar" By Miss
Nellie Hilton. and the Analysis of tbs
Tragedy Of Julius Caesar." BY Mr. FAIR
bank Mr.. Joseph Saippen gave talk on
Roman music. showing thai tie Romans
had the iiuse, but that Sers could not have
fdd!ed 1T the burning os Rome. As fddaes
were not then kne~n. Miss Bessie Hui.
Miss Tiementsna Robinson, Mrs. Smith,
Pref e. x. Hill ard Mr.. Shirpen all
furnished musical Numbers. After de-
ssiighttul refreshments were served, college
songs we're the order under the leadership
OF Messrs. Roweil and Smith. The follow
ing members Of the circle we're present:
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rice Eoweli Mr.. and
Mrs c. w. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Fairhank, Prof and Mrs. l. x Hill. Mrs.
c. y. Robinson. Mrs. Ida 81. Folsom. Mrs
Ida III. Crosbie. Mrs. E. K. Adams. Mrs. 5.
| f. Rafhbone. Miss Isabella Wilson, Miss
Edith Thornton. Miss Clementina Robin
| son. Miss Nellie Hilton. Miss Mary +
! Hyde. Miss Mary Woods. Miss G. Bartlett
Miss ~. u. Phillips. Miss Beatrice NJ.
Price. Miss Bessie NJ. Hill, Miss NJ. E.
Barnes. DR.. E d. Andrus, Mr.. Joseph
| Shipper.
Lizzie Jay Richardson's Musicale.
| On Tuesday evening Miss Lizzie jay
| Richardson gave a very successful and
/ highly entertaining musical and literary
| entertainment at her home. sGs Fifth
| street. The programme embraced in
| strumentai selections by MissRichardson.
Miss Pearl Marteii. Miss Lniu Sheehan,
Miss Gene Graham, Miss Bessie Glaseoe.
| Miss Mae Glascoe. Mr. Moss Graham.
Miss Maud Glascoe, Miss Myrtle Harkins.
| Mr.. julius Augustine. Miss Gertrude
7 Iii
/ guests present were: DR.. and Mrs. Alex
/ Alison. Capt. and Mrs. McAlpine. Prof.
/ aud Mrs. Pagan. Rev aud Mrs j. F.
Damon. Judge and Mrs Langley, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. W. VIII
shire, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gordon. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Eben Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
| ander Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Is. Angus
| tine, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
| George A. Virtue, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Laiiey,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. l.. Slauson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Haw-
| kins. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mccullough, Mr..
| and Mrs. W. Crews. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. George kosh.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pittinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Marteii, Mr.. and Mrs. Giascoe, Mrs. II. L.
| Ely. Mrs +. Smith, Mrs. Sheehan. Mrs.
| I. w. MCPHERSON. Mrs. Robbins. Mrs
| Hafiey, Miss Gene Alison, Miss E. Nevins.
| Miss K. Farrow, Miss Mabel Hayes. Miss
Helen Eliot. Miss Goodrich, Miss 5. Rob-
| bins, Misses Hamlin, Misses Cadien,
Misses Fowler, Misses Soder5erg. Miss
Bertha Gilbert. little Ruth Damon. Miss
X. Griswold, Prof. Martius, Rev. w. 6.
Eliot, Mr.. William S. Pond, Mr.. @. h.
Livingstone. Mr.. L. Thomas. Mr.. Walter
Eoy, Mr.. A. Cadien, Mr.. Ed Damon, Mr.
John Damon, Mr.. Speare. Mr.. T. Robinson,
Mr.. Ovid Byers, Mr.. T. Brengan, Mr..
Fitch, Mr.. Thomas. Mr.. d. W. Thurston,
Mr.. n. X. Smythe. Mr.. c. Speer. Mr..
w. NJ. McCleiland. Master Garrison
Turner, Master Bennie Davis, Master e.
bert McFerson.
Miss Camehl's Surprise Party.
Taere was q surprise party given at
Brooklyn hall on last Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Minnie Camehi. All met
at the hall, when q committee Of ladies
waited on Miss Camehl at her home, at
the foot of Broadway avenue. When they
returned dancing commenced and con-
tinued until ii 30, when lunch was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Copestick. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bube,
Mr. aud Mrs II. oowen, Mr.. and Mrs Aus
tin cowen. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. II. Palmer, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Brownfieid. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. |
Wilkes Mrs. Perry Smith, Mrs. J. II. Rob- |
son, Mrs. NJ. Kuisell. Mrs. William CASH |
man, Miss Juanita Kniseli Miss Emma |
Sombade, Miss Lillian Camehl, Miss May |
Camehl, Mrs. Minnie Camehl, Miss Stella |
Palmer. Miss Minnie Camehl, Miss Flora |
Walker, Miss Lottie Robson. Miss Josie |
Corning. Miss Anna Douglass. Miss Vio- /
let Cowen. Miss Minnie Douglass, Miss |
Sprague, Miss Gibson, Miss Thompson,
Miss Fannie Smith, Mr.. A. Audett, Mr.. Il.
Berry, Mr.. /. Walker. Mr.. j. ]. Lincoln.
Mr.. A. Paysse, Mr.. w. Green, Mr.. II.
Palmer. Mr.. C. J. Hiatt, Mr.. II. ]. Dennis,
Mr.. ". r. Farnoll, Mr.. r. Coats, Mr.. Il.
L. eastman. Mr.. WV. Shields. Mr. f. L.
Coats Mr. George Green, MIR. ]. X. Wealth
erspoon. Mr.. L, S. Shields, Mr.. w. p.
Coats, Mr.. t. W. Record. Mr.. II. e. Ca
mehl, Mr.. A. {. Watson, Mr.. A. III. Ca
mehl, Mr.. William Smith.
Misses Neville and Greenus Entertain.
delightful party was given by Miss
Rowena Neville and Miss Grace Greenus
on Friday evening Mt the residence of Mr..
X. NJ. Hopkins. on Renton Heights. The |
parors were tastefuily decorated with
Easter lilies, palms, ferns and flowers.
Music, dancing and games we're INDUCED
IN. The first prize for pinning the tail on
the donkey was awarded to Miss Mary |
Anderson: the BOBBY prize was won by
little Helen Greeuus. after which dainty
refreshments were served. Those invited
were Miss Jessie Hanford. Miss Grace
Mitchell, Miss Eiana Collins. Miss Allie
Mitchell, Miss Ethel Garrett, Miss Jessie
Ballard, Miss Allie pabney. Miss Annie
Neville. Miss Josephine Dabney. Miss Ida
1hedinga, Miss Maud Crane Miss Cornelia
Carroll. Miss Rosemond Crane, Miss Mabel
Ballard. Miss Mary Anderson. Miss
Blanche Shaw. Miss Louise Barnard. Miss
Anna Brown. Miss Lucy Hopkins, Miss
Helen Greenus. Miss Elsie Thedinga. Mas
ter Bert Stevens. Master Irving Ballard.
Master Cyrus Drew Master Frank
keopiiy. Master Jesse Atkinson, Master
Fred Thedlnga. Master John Carroll, Mas
ter Charlie Dabney, Master Ned Leslie,
Master Edward Garrett Master Ralph
Hantord, Master Glen Yergy, Master
Henry Thedinga.
Miss Reese and Miss overiy's Party.
ON Tuesday evening. their Joint
eighteenth birthday. Miss Ida Reese and
Miss Bessie Overly entertained company |
al their friends at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. II. Reese. on Chestnut street The !
house was pyeiIIly decorated with Chinese
lanterns. ferns and ivy, and The evening
Was passed very pleasantly IN converse
tinn and games All o'clock lunch Uas j