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

whole truth. And the whole truth ),
nothing must be recorded for Holy week
Fihs wculd be out OF place. All but TIRE
lady MINISTRIES repented this week. The
lady nsnssrels may repent next week. A.
least they will give their phenomenal
presentation of society behind burnt cork.s
Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings. Tue..
day evenings performance will be given
in the Ninth street theaier and Wednsn
day evenings in the Tacoma thester
Many Of the Seattle friends of those inter.
ested Will be present. and Mr.. Eyersst
Griggs viii give box party to several q
his men friends of that city.
Reception to rrof. Gault.
Mrs. c. ". Griggs opened her beautiful
residence in the North End Wednesday
evening TO the public school teachers d 4
Tacoma, and a very pleasant reception "a
Mr.. +. Il. Ganlt was held therein. NJ
Gauit was for two years superintendent Of
the schools of Tacoma and is now press.
dent of the Idaho state university, with
his home at Moscow Music was fus.
nishsd by an orchestra during the evensnr.
Among those present were: Mrs. c. w.
Griggs. Mr.. Herbert s. Griggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. ]. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O
Mason, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. L. Resting. NJ
and Mrs. Samuel Collver, Mr.. and Nrx
w. A. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. s. Bingham
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barlow. Mr.. and Mrs
James C. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Wheeler, Mrs. Lincoln +. Gault. Mr. and
Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs. III. ii. Joy, Mra
THOMPSON, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Davis, Ma
Rice. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Sherman. Ma
Carmichael. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. s. G
Slaughter. Mr.. Frank b. Cole, Mr.. @. ".
Billiard, Mr.. Adams, Mr.. n. c. Richards
Miss Larabee, Miss Adair, Miss wcsd
Miss Udell Minnie Unthank, Mia
Dukes, Miss Male. Miss Julia Whiting.
Miss Larimer. Miss Burhans, Mia
Underw wood, Miss Nichols, Miss Titlow.
Miss Bosse, Miss Monroe, Miss Stes,as
Miss Katharine Graham. Miss Lydia
Graham, Miss Connell, Miss winelsad.
Miss Couch, Miss Packard. Miss Forbss,
Miss Shane, Miss Louise osmond, Mis-
Wood. Miss Jennie Irwin, Miss Thompson.
Miss Boush, Miss Powell, Miss Lovsal,
Miss Amanda Forbes, Miss Clark, Miss
Davis. Miss kellogg. Miss Tonneson, Miss
Messenger. Miss Reilig. Miss Hargrave
Miss Della Whitney. Miss Fay. Tho r.
ception committee consisted of Miss Han.
icids MISS Catisnufys MISC LsbcAto ulit10s
Miss Unthank and Miss Heath.
The Lady Minsti els.
The most phenomenal success has a. |
tended the sale of seats for the coming /
lady Ministries entertainment to be. given
TUESDAY evening at the Ninth street thea.
ter. Two hours after the box office opened |
every seat and box was sold. The ladiee |
were urged to repeat the performances. and
will give a similar programme on Wedns&
day evening at the Tacoma theater. whsrs |
seats may now be secured. The enter
tainment on Tuesday evening will Be ioe |
the benefit Of the exchange, and oaI
"Wednesday evening the proceeds Will -
divided. one-third for the chiidreus' homa
and two-thirds for the exchange. Mrs Is
Cranston Patten. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. G. 4 l
kershaw, Mrs. 8. C. Slaughter, Mrs. FL
NJ. Hunt, Mrs. Hoibrook and many Other
men bers of the board of the WomanII
Exchange are working with their vel |
known enthusiasm aud success is already
assured. The burning question of theI
hour is. Who are the "end men 2" MraI
Percy Dickinson, Mrs. Sam Slaughtes,
Mrs. ii. Cranston Patten, Mrs. G. J. Kerr
shaw and Mrs. Huson are strongly sus
ties are all of the most unique and original
character. and the jokes will be largely !
favored with political sauce. Some olI
Taoomas most charming society siFa |
will. thrum the guitar, agitate the mar
dnlin, rattle tho bones and whack thai
tambos with grace. spirit and tho abandoa |
that their ''color" will give them. ''WAeI
is is?" will be the conundrum that theN
fwsuc - H. n w.
to solve with the finest lorgnettcs In the l
market.
Mr.. Bowers VIII Re Missed.
Mr.. III. G. Bowers, who leaves the II |
coma hotel on Monday 10 take the man
agement of the Hotel Portland. will b /
missed in the social entertainments at TIE /
Tacoma. In attending TO such affairs 10 |
has shown a fine taste and facility beeA
equal To every occasion and added TO the l
reputation Of the hotel, which was buils " |
attract people to this city and the sound |
NJ. Bowers is son of the well-kuowaI
actress, Mrs. Bowers. Mr. J. e. Mills, the |
new proprietor OF the Tacoma has arrived. |
ard will arrange for tho summers entszs |
tsinments.
4. q. q. T. Auniversary.
The programme rendered at the eighth !
anniversary celebration this week oil
Bauntless lodge, 1. o. q. t., was as fol- |
lows:
Opening ode, audience; historical paper,
4. ;. Allen: vocal solo, "Oh, Fair Dove
Fond Dove" Miss Lena Saunders; reciss /
ton. Miss Beal: vocal solo. ''The Brokss |
Pitcher, Mrs. A. :. Alien; recitatiQt, ]
Friar Phillip" Miss Lena Saunders. b. /
sno and mandolin, Miss Edith GilstrapI
End Mr.. Burkhart; paper on the life III
John b. Finch. A. Coutts; recita,ioa, /
The WEIGH Glass;" Miss Edith Gilstrsp
High school Entertainment.
The entertainment given Friday By ths /
Columbian Society Of the high scho0. |
~as mirthful and pleasant affair. Thsf
programme: Roll cali. answered by lokess
select reading, Edith Markham; essay.
Advance of Modern Singing" Kab
Hotter; news report, Eliot welch: esssy.
Gothic Architecture" Edward sutton;
recitation. Nellie Holmes; essay. 'srhs
Russian Nihilists." Henry Barragar; in
prompsa speech. Harvey Johnson.
A Delightful Dance Promi.sd.
A delightful dance will be given. Prob
ably at the Tacoma, within two weeks
Arrangements are now being made for y l
and IL cannot help being success. coming
as II Will after very quiet season. III
invitations will be sent out next week.
Personal Chat.
Mr. III. G. Malcolm has gone to PorslanA
10 reside.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett was here this wessI