The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

Shank, Mr.. c. b. Hastings. Mr.. {. H.
Beel~f. Mr. 4. C.. Miller. Mr.. W. j.
Livesiey, Mr.. A. W. Best. Mr. Hugh
Hammer. Mr. A. T. Miller. Mr.. b +.
Alexander, Mr.. Fred Russell, Mr.. C. h.
Campbell.
The Sonpareii Club Organized.
On Monday evening s: the Conservatory
of Arts new musical organisation was
formed. Ii is styled :he NonpareA Club
and its aims are seri-social and SEMI
artistic. The meetings will be held weekly
at the homes of The different members, the
next one occurring tomorrow evening at
the residence of Mrs. George w. Bacon.
5l2 South Twelfth street The member
ship will consist of professionals, amateurs
and non-performers IN the fields OF vocal
and instrumental music and eiocution.
Mrs. AdelIa Lucy is musical adviser TO the
club and will prepare the programmes 70
be rendered.
The programme reDdered on Monday
was as follows:
soprano solo-aThe Gipsies" Dudley Buck
Miss Rae Cohn.
Violin eolo-"Nsxurka de Concert Musin
William Vaughan Arthur.
Recitation-"Prince Eric Christ Maid" Bsnkes
Miss Core IeaG
Piano soio-"Fantasis Imprompsu" ...F. Chopin
Baritone solo-"Forhidden Music. .Gastaldon
Robert +. Z. Martin.
Soprano solo-'Greeting .Reinke
ArG William E. Miller.
Piano solo-"Proyincial Scenes Nicode
Miss Clara Hill and Prof. Lacy.
Jonikiukiiigams Ut Plymouth Church.
"Joniklukiligams" is the title selected
by the Y. P. S. C. E. of Plymouth church
for the "hard times" social to be given by
them in the church on Tuesday evening.
The name is Voiapuk and describes a great
many things. A pleasing programme has
been arranged. Among those who will
participate are Profs. Tucker and Darling,
assisted by Miss Stetson, Miss Whittier.
Miss Houghton, Mrs. WhittIesey aud
number of other ladies; also Mr.. Saunders.
Bert Williams, Mr.. Anderson, the Messrs.
Colman and others. The arrangements
are being made by the social music COM
mittees of the Christian Endeavor Society
under the direction of Mr.. +. s. Tucker.
Lena Digel's Birthday Party.
A pleasant party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Digel at their residence on Madison
street on Monday evening in honor of the
18th birthday of their oldest daughter,
Miss Lena Digel. Music, games and re-
freshments were the features of the even
ing. Those present and invited were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Able. Mr. and Mrs. Dieiz,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gerlich, Mrs. Schultz,
Mrs. True. Miss Kate Wenzler, Miss Kate
Winter, Miss Nellie MCLEAN, Miss Lieze
Digel. Miss Mary Digel, Miss Rosa Digel,
Miss Maud Able, Mr.. Frank Schultz, Mr..
Adam Grauer. Mr.. Joe Streetmaier and
Master Johnnie Digel. Several valuable
presents were sent to Miss Digel.
Miss Lottie Robson Surprised.
The friends of Miss Lottie Robson sur
prised her at her home on Logan street on
Frieay evening. Refreshments were
served, playing games and other amuse-
ments INDUCED in and very pleasant
evening was spent. Those present were:
Miss Minnie Lee. Miss Allie Lee. Miss
Rosa Lee Miss Aldna Griest, Miss Della
Griest, Miss Lula Patterson. Miss Lizzie
Mangen, Miss Mabe lCopestick. Miss Edith
Copestick, Miss Maud Copestick. Miss Lot
tie Robson, Miss Annie Robson, Miss
Ethel Robson, Master Frank Carr. Master
Bernard Johnston, Master Percy Shields,
Master Fred Davis. Master John Mangen.
Mr.. .. Calm Surprised.
Mr.. Samuel Calm at his residence. lis
South Ninth street, ON Wednesday even
ing. The house was tastefully decorated
with flowers and many beautiful presents
were received. After q number Of games
were played fine supper was served.
Those present we're: Mrs. and Mrs. Stein
field. Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Sample, Prof.
and Mrs. ]. p. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
jacobson, DIR. and Mrs. Maziewsky. Rev.
and Mrs. A. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Colsky, Mrs. S. Calm, Mr.. and Mrs. Glea-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jannings, Mr. Charles Mccain.
The Annual Militia Encampment.
The officers and soldiers of the First reg
iment, w. n. g., are very much dissatis-
fed at the time fixed for holding the an
nual encampment at Olympia, and will
endeavor TO have the date changed. The
Second regiment will 60 into camp on
June II and remain ten days. aud the
First regiment is ordered to go into camp
on June 25. Many of the officers and
men are members of the bar and as the
courts have not adjourned at that time
they can not 60 with their companies
Business also is quite active until after
July 4, and the clerks also can not leave.
Musicale nj Christopher.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
topher Congregational church gave a de-
lightful literary and musical entertain
ment and supper at the church on Tuesday
evening, at which a programme was rem
dered by the following persons: Mrs. w.
f. Busheii. Mrs. Brooks. Miss Barber,
Miss Rebie Kerr, Miss Jessie Gniherson,
Miss Villa Alexander. Miss May Black.
Miss Nora Christopher. Mr.. Frank Camp
bell. the Fleming brothers, Mr.. Went
Faulkner, Mr.. Charles WHY'S. Mr.. Walter
Cole, Mr.. John A. Stewart.
WEDDINGS.
Mayer'Phiiiips.
The Victoria Colonis. OF the I'D saws:
The matrimonial knot between Miss Clara
Phillips and Mr.. Joseph Mayer was tied
yesterday with very merry accompani-
ments. The ceremony was performed a.