The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11


Miss Lstha 6alliher. Miss E5.fh Manning.
ssinioa BTunn. Charlie Brann and Miss
Jennie lnglis- The judges we're Prof
sshcock. Mss Mobarg and Miss Parsons.
Alter considerable de.iberstion tia judges
awarded the medal TO Miss Jennie ingiis-
tn Friday essnsng ~ the United Presby-
erian church class com posed entirely Of
young men contested for the silver medal
The contestants were: George Tsrr,
Snarses batsersorth. Edward Baker. Fred
Lxsrence, r. Dudley Moss and Harvey j.
Moss. The judges. Prot. Dawson. Miss
Aoourg and Miss Pierce. awarded the
medal "a Harvey j.. Moss. Tie contests
have peen he'd under the direction OF
Miss Emma Page. of olymp:., snperin-
tendent OF Demorcsf medal contests for
western Washington, assisted by her
sister. Miss Mary Page, also Of Olympia.
sadie Kellogg Birthday Party
On Friday evening Miss sadie Kellogg
celebrated her fourteenth birthday with
pretty party from till 10 o'clock at her
parents home. 2iI4 Yves, street. The
ADJUSTMENTS OF the evening consisted Of
parior games and dancing. An amusing
feature OF the sports was putting the tail
celinloid case OF perfume. was won By
Euth Warerhouse sad the consolation
prize, wooden jumping-jsck by Phelps
Gilmore. Light refreshments were served
Miss Sadie received several beautiful pres
ents. Those invited were: Mrs. J. g.
scurry. Mrs. shorey, Mr.. o. C. shorey. Mr..
L. c. Kellogg Mr. E. C. Kiibourne. Mr.. C.
W. kellogg, Misses Gladys Kellogg, Jessie
Ballard, Matte Heating, Maidie Harms,
Nellie Hill, Mary Bess Lewis. Dollie
Scurry. Katie Haley, Bertha Perry, lone
Cutler. Rena McFadden. Aidine Hall,
Ollie Hall. Gertrude Winsor. Matte Belle
Winsor. Grace Mitchell, Alex Mitchell,
Anne Hogan. Mabel Paup, Louise Bar
nard. Masters George Jones. Cyrus Drew.
Frank Gardner. Frank kaii. jim Kel-
logg. Carey Hill, Phelps Gilmore, Jessie
oluey. Howard Lewis. ir., Charley scurry,
Otto Rolls. Charlie Lynch, Arthur Win
sor, Charles Faber. Frank Barnard, Joe
Reins, Archie De Voc, Ralph De Voc. VIII
Der Curtis, Theron Mcdonald. Cyrus
Paup.
Mr.. r. w. GoodhGe's Surprise Party.
On Friday evening the members of the
Caprice Club and their friends gave a sur
prise party NJ Prosch's hall In honor of
Mr. Frank w Goodhue, recently elected
member of the house of delegates from the
Third ward. When the company had as
sembled Mr.. George W. Ward made fe-
licitoas speech, congratulating Mr.. Good
hue upon his election. 10 which the guest
of honor modestIy replied. The re-
mainder Of the evening was spent in dane
ing. excellent refreshments being served
meanwhile Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. III. Shoals, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Da-
wilson. Mr.. and Mrs J. K. Burrill. Mr..
and Mrs. George X. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee DE Vries. Prot. and Mrs. Whitley,
Mrs. MacDowsli, Mrs. Claude Troup, Miss
Edith McGraw, Miss l. NJ. Eyanson. Miss
Olive Smith, Miss Jackson, Miss Flora
MaeCallum. Miss Elizabeth MacCa.lum,
Miss c. Jane MacCallum. Miss Clancy.
Miss NJ. A. Atwood, Miss McFariane, Miss
Albin. Mr.. Joseph Hebert. Mr.. F. ]. Har-
dy. Mr.. A. G. Maiiby. Mr. +. f. Hunt,
Mr.. A. Faulkner. Mr.. J. Kenny. Mr.. +. L.
Maltby, Mr.. Edward Frankfort, Mr.. f. A.
Henley, Mr.. {. III. ktives, Mr. 5. Baldwin,
Mr. ]. Parkin. Mr.. C. T. Suites, Mr.. 4. w.
Eyanson. Mr.. George w. Crane. Mr.. G. X.
lilly.
Public school Literary Societies.
The Philomaihic Society OF the II. F.
Day school on Friday afternoon rendered
tho following programmes: Song, The
Tyro!ese Maiden's Song" school; recita-
ton, Nellie Rlnehart; composition. David
Livingston: recitation. Lolita Wood; read
ing, Lucy PeckenpaGgh: song, Red,
White and Blue" school; recitation. Don
aid Mcdonald; reading. VIII Coyington:
vocal trio. Nesta Morrison. Meta Becker
and Alice Covington; recitation, Pearl
Cooper; essay, Annie Wheeler: reading.
Jesse tornig. song. Beautiful Moon
light, school. recitation. Clarence Dexter:
reading, Alton Remington; essay. Guy
Greene: vocal solo. Nellie Ernest; origi-
nal story. Ralph Williams: reading, WIN
Christensen: recitation. Maud Spurgeon;
paper, Marry Holden. recitation. Minnie
Fernando; song. Hours OF Evening""
school.
The Rhododendron Literary Society rem
dered the following programme on Friday
afternoon; Recitation, Mable 8arnum
reading, Hattie Myers; recitation, Pearl
Bell; reading. Dave Arronson; song.
school, reading, Bessie Cass: song.
school; recitation, Louise Nckels; read
ing. Florence Truax; song. school
recitation. Miss Bailey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Putnam Surprised.
ON "Wednesday evening pleasant sur
prise party was given 10 Mr.. and Mrs. ".
". Putnam and family at their residence
on Tsiiman avenue, Ballard. in which a
number of their Seattle and Ballard
friends participated The evening was
spent in social games and friendly talk
after which light refreshments we're
served. The party at late hour took
their departure. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pike. Mr..
and Mrs George shields, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Pickett. Mr.. and Mrs. Willett
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. George Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs ". W Putnam. Miss Maud
Pike. Mes Grace Pike. Miss Edna shields,
Miss Nina shields. Miss Georgia Shields.
Miss Eva Winsor. Mr.. Thomas Shields.
Mr.. Ed kriete, Mr.. /. II. I.3veIey, Of PorL-
land. and Mr.. Grant Putnam.
Reception to Ee, Mr.. Ford
A reception was given 20 Rev. ". T.
Ford. The new pastor of Grace ST. f..
church. ou Friday evening at the Church.
he address Of welcome vas delivered by
Mayor ]. r. Ronald. 10 which Rev. Mr..
Ford responded Ia \ happy vein Rev.
Mg. shank.in also N ale felieitous speech.
after which the following programme as
rendered: song Mrs Ferry; duet
Mothers song" Mrs. T. {. Doty and
Miss ToieAard; duet. Kiss and Let's
Make Up" Misses Mabel ana Eva Rom
aid. recitation, Somebody's Mother !"
MISS Oracle Taylor; recitation. "Husksng
Night" Mss Leslie Brown. song, Little
Croxns" Miss Mildred Dotv. AT the