The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-18

q. Mason, Mrs. l.. II. Chase, Mra
Weaveriing, Mrs. l.. Chestnut, Mra I
Abrams. Mrs. Stringham. Miss Wood
worth. Miss Crawford, Misses Belle. Ee,.
sic and Mamie Woodworth, Miss lean
Crawford. Mr.. Norman Wood worth. II,
Ed Crawford. NJ. Harry Woodworth. NJ
Frank Crawford.
Mrs. kesne's Birthday Party,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. keene were given !
surprise party at their new resideues
corner Hyde and Main streets. last Thur.
day evening in honor of Mrs Keens.. 4
birthday. The guest present were: Nj.
and Mrs. A. T. Keene, Mrs. ]. +. Ssev.
art. Mr.. and Mrs. ". III. Maud, Mt. and
Mrs. T. o'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed q
keene. Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. keene, M
and Mrs. A. T. Brown. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ran.
daugh, Miss N. o,,Brien, Miss Y. o'Rrien
Miss Kate Sullivan. Miss Miller Mis-
Bell keene, Mr.. I. Drew. Mr.. 8 u. Bill.
tencourt. Mr.. Ii. A. Stetson.
The French Club.
The French Club met last week at NJ.
A. NJ. Brookes', on Queen Anne Hill. ia.
morrow, Monday, the club will meet a ;
Mrs. NJ. r. Backus. The French Club i =,
cations in Seattle. It is steadily GROWN,
IN number, and the progress made in The
study of the language under the guidance =
ct a Partisan Frenchman is said to - y
most gratifying to the many ladies inte,. I
ested in the same During the meetingsm
the club French alone is permissible, ana
the time Is spent in explanations, conver
sations and reading.
state University Pupils.
The following programme was rendered
last Monday afternoon by the intermsdi !
ate grade pupils of the state university
conservatory of music: Happy wsas
oerer," Jensen, Spinning Song,s IN
del, Miss Sarah Waughop: Octave E.ud3
Kuilak. Mr.. Cyrus Drew; English dauca
Miss Elise Brooks; Cuckoo Song" Pom |
Miss Edith Larson; .Elisire d'Amors,s
Mr.. Homer Shepard; "Heimroch, " Junr
mann, Miss Ellie Meyer: "Die MuehIe,s
Jensen. Miss Sidonia Furth; Octave i
Etude, Turner. 'Jagdiicd," Heller, Nh
Annie BrysYr.
Young Peoples Social.
The Young Peoples Society of Chrissisa y
Endeavor of Plymouth Congregatioud IA
church gave pleasing programme at ito
monthly social gathering in the church
parlors last Friday evening. Mr.. Georeo
Deiius' violin solos received hearty en-. il
core, as did also the piano duet by the
Misses Gillette and Hewett Mr.. Geores Y
Coleman and chorus gave the first OF a II
amusing new series of ILLUSTRATED Gem !,
From College Song" tho selection being l
my Darling Clcmentine." Both solo an1 /
We're given hearty applxnaA
The III. $. w. Whist Club.
The III. s. w. Whist Club met last Tues
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. u. r.
Niesz at their pretty cottage on Seventh
and Jefferson streets. Whist was playsl
until IL o'clock, when refreshments wsre
served. Those present were Mr.. and Mrx
Augustine, Mr.. and Mrs Thurman, Nj.
and Mrs. Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Benton. M "a
and. Mrs. McGinnis, Mr.. and Mrs. Touns
Mr.. and Mrs. Trowbridge, Mr.. and Ma
Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Cory. The ciuh
will be entertained next time by Mr.. I'D
Mrs. Nj. Z. Benton. on Joy street.
A Charming Ladies' Ouartette.
The charming and talented quartetts d 4
the Ladies' Musical Club rendered some
classic selections last Sunday afternoon Is
Ply mouth church, on the occasion OF the ~
meeting of the Young Women's Christian
Association. The following ladies make
up the quartette: Miss Emma Atkins
Mrs, G.. f. NJ. Pratt. Mrs. C. r. Whittlsssy u
and Mrs. W. III. White. The gem Of that
occasion was their rendering of Dudlsy
Bucks LEAD. Kindly Light" Mn. )
Whiftlesey also sang solo in an exquisite !
Gypsy Social.
Tho Kings Daughters. of Calvary Prss-
by,erian church. enjoyed a gypsy social a
hall, on Market street, last Fri. u
day evening. Notwithstanding the storm J
the hall was well filled, and the pro- u
gramme. rendered by the young men and y
all in gypsy costume, was i'm. d
menseiy enjoyed. Refreshments followed
and the crowd dispersed later. pronoune.
ing the work of the Kings Daughtsrss
great success.
Miss Gertie Braid Surprised. !
In honor of Gertie Braid's 10th birthday q
her friends gave her grand surprise last
Friday evening at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Braid. corner OF Dexter
and Harrison streets. Those present
were: Miss Edith Layton, Miss Alene FAB /
lon. Miss Veinie Friggans, Miss Massis D
Parker, Miss Pearl Parker. Miss May Pas 4
ker. Miss Ethel Braid, Miss Gertie Brad
Masters Wayne Brown, Herbert Swim ana y
Ulin swim.
Children's Surprise Party.
Master Clinton Gresham was given .
surprise party NJ his home last Saturday /,
evening by Miss Pearl Martel. The i,
guests present were: Miss Pearl Marteil.
Miss Annie Rege, Miss Mamie Drew. Miss
Winnie Shays, Miss Daisy Sharp. Mis
Alberta Miller. Masters Clinton Gresham
III Cfessman, Arthur Arnold, Arthur 1,
Drew, Frank Drew. Clancy Wales, Irwia
Akin, Vivian Barr.
Society at Star Lake. n
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. A. J. For
rest gave 4 birthday party at her home.
Those present were: Mrs. T.. X. shaw,
Mrs- J. I. Reed, Miss Nellie SHAW, Mss
Jennie Forrest. Miss Cora Reed, Mr.. C. II.
tFotts, Mr.. J. Is. Churchill. Mr.. 4. Crsv.
lord. Mir. William Crotts. Mr.. III. Huribnt
M /. W. Reed and Mr.. Henry Sloan i
Miss Alice Reed is visiting friends
Tacoma
Miss Clark serenaded. II
a serenading party was given 81 kn Cor
trude 1. Clark at Maj s. W. Claf ks rsst 4
dence, corner Spring and 70 tursesnsa
streets, last evening. Some twe ynty SOC
ETY. young men OF musical ability tontftS
u1ed TO the entertainment, which pfovtds u