The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-30

st'escn. Mr.. Prank f. Barns. Mr.. ]. ".
Aanssorth. Mr.. James Ayton. Mr.. Roy
Doags. Mr.. Wiimar Dewitt, Mr.. ". III.
naanswortb, Mr.. Ward Austin. Mr.. Victor
mann, Mr. George Woodhouse, Mr.. z. C.
Dasnon, Mr.. John Todd, Mr.. P. Cunning
aan, Mr. William Hawkins. Mr.. O.csr
Dodge.
heeeptien 10 Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Major.
A charming reception vas given the
hev. and Ars- w A. Major in the we'll
appointed apartments Of Mr.. and Mrx
John Z. Hnmphries at the ArIinxsoa
no.ei last Friday evening By the Ladies
Aia society OF the North Seattle Presby-
terrain church and the marked SUCCESS of
the AFFAIR was largely due TO the individual
Efforts OF the ladies' in charge OF the reeep-
taon headed by Mrs. Hamphriss The
cnzanA intention was 20 give the recep-
uon AZ private house. bat the prospective
iafgs attendance cause the affair TO be
trahsiefred TO the more spacious rooms
ana nails OF the hotel. The second floor
was devoted 10 the occasion and the
guests had plenty Of room In which 20
promenade and enjoy the melodious strains
o. mandolin orchestra ensconced in an
uncovered corner. The various rooms
were made bright and tempting by fes-
looms OF IVY. red berries and flowers. the
aiming room being specially attractive for
us beautiful floral decorations. The at
tendance numbered over $50. all more or
less prominently connected with the yari-
Gus Presbyterian churches Of the city. and
the evening was declared q most ENJOYABLE
one Among the pleasing features OF the
evening were the recitations of Mrs. q. W.
ssetson and the vocal selections Of Mrs.. G..
A. C. Rochester. Among the ministers
present were: Rev. DIR. Alexander Alison.
Rev. DIR. q. +. Whitworth, Rev. and Mrs.
J. s. Kennedy aud Rev. DIR. Mcclure.
surprise Party to Mr.. and Mrs Graham.
surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. X. j. Graham last Monday evening
al their residence on Queen Anne hill.
The rooms were beautifully decorated for
The occasion with ferns, roses aud rex
begonias. There were SIX tables at which
progressive whist was played. Mrs. Robin
son and Mr.. Haley winning, Mrs Watson
and Capt. Ellis losing. At 10 O'Clock
refreshments were served. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Haley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. DAVIS. DIR. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. McGraf, Mr.. and Mrs George Parks,
Capt. and Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Goss. Mr.. and Mrs
Graham. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Knouse, Mrs.
Aliet, Miss Hughes. Miss HickIe. Miss
Cochran. Miss Flora Cochran, MISS Nc
Graf. Miss Ella McGraff. Miss Graham,
Mr.. Phillips. Mr.. Hsald. Mr. Doran. Mr..
Knight Mr.. Cochran, Mr.. Fox. Mr..
Graham.
Young woman's A Hillary TO the Temple.
The musicale and dance given at the Ar
lington hotel last Wednesday evening, IN
der the auspices Of the Young Woman's
Auxiliary TO the Temple, proved a grand
success. especially SO the musicale. of
which the following 10 the programme:
oyerture--''FestivalH -. LANCER & Lneben
Vocal solo-"Lat Ne Love Thea ..-...... AFditt
Mr. G. ". Saunders.
Piano duet--"Awakening of the Lion" 49,.
-.......-......-... Miss schseffer. Mr. Herald
vocal soto~-'N anisned s---...+-+.--..+..fo ntet
Mi. Bournizeau.
Vocal solo-f.For Ali Eternity" ...... .Mssheroni
Mi.s Frances Fairfield.
yioIln solo--'Chanson PoloRaise" wieniswsh
Miss julia RoSenthsi. accompanied. Miss Ella
Davis.
Vocal solo-''Der schlesischo 1eeher und
Mr. H. Juiich.
Flute and piano due,-Airs from elixir Of
Messrs. shippen and sharpe