The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08


Geiag and Coassg Of People.
FAtRHAvEs, April Z. Especial - The
opera Penelope" was presented before .
large audience at tho Thistle opera house
Tuesday evening. under tho auspices and
for the benefit Of st. Helsn's Guild OF
St. James' church. 1t was preceded by .
charming chorus sung by Miss Toles. Miss
Walsh. Miss Rose Mclean, Miss Christie
phsr, Miss Day, Miss Jennie Benson, Miss
Pearl Day, Miss Lawrie, Miss Langdon
and Miss Madge Day. The various parts
OF the opera proper were most admirably
sustained by Miss Gertrude Hakss -
Penelope, Mrs. A. c. Clifford a. Mrs.
Croker, Mr.. A. p. Cohn A Pitcher, the
irrspressibls and inimitable policeman:
Mr.. W. G. Coddington q Tosssr. Pencil
ops's gorgeous soldier suitor. and Dr.. C. A.
Darling - Chalk, the milkman Who dis
played none of the fine feathers that make
fne birds. but got there just the same.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Peirce gave . small whist party at their
pleasant home in Whatcom. entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Patch. Mrs. c. c.
Hixsda, Mr.. r. III. Richards. Mr.. A. Raw.
son and Mr.. ]. W. Romano.
Miss N. z. Jones, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reilly, returned to
her home at Seattle Wednesday. Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly gave pleas
ant card party in her honor. at which the
guests were: Mrs. Mott, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
T. Mullin, Miss Jones, Miss Gertrude Jen-
kins, Miss Mckenzie, Miss Lida Powell,
Miss Biomquist, Miss Wiihady. Miss Bel
ford, Miss Jennie Bloomauist, Mr.. A.
Rawson. Mr.. u. Mcclellan, Mr.. John
Wood and Mr. Evans.
Mr.. &. ]. Lord. the Olympia banker,
visited the bay cities this week and was
entertained by Banker Morgan and family.
DIR. Mcpherson has gone to San Fran
cisco 10 attend course OF medical lectures.
The Progress Club. Of Whatcom. held .
pleasant meeting Monday evening at
which officers were elected, ~ follows:
President. Joe Jensen; vice president, J.
Marcuson; secretary. ]. X. Holmes;
treasurer, A. q. Wickmen.
DIR. G. A. Darling will attend the dental
convention at San Francisco.
Mr.. F. l. oIsiager and Mr. r. ]. Barlow
Seattle "Wednesday a. delegates from the
Fairhaven lodge.
Mr.. J. f. Esry will leave in . few days
20 Nlsit MS toItuef nome IN NtuCi0haU.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Christopher returned
10 their home in Seattle Wednesday after
a short visit at the home Of Mr.. Christie
piers parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Mason have gone to
San Francisco for few weeks
Mr.. b. Montague 10 back from q bua,-
ness trip to Cslifornia's metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bacon have de-
cided 10 remove to Seattle, Mr.. Bacon
having accepted a position there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Golden gave q pleas
ant hop at the X. OF T. hall in Whatcon
Friday evening.
Mrs. w. |. BEisbin. wife Of the chief of
the Whatcom fire department, left today
To visit relatives and friends in Nebraska.
The Harmony Euehrs Club held the last
meeting Of the winter series At the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Campbell on Garden
street Friday evening. Mrs Higginson
and Mrs. Pattison won the first nriEe
while Mr.. Higginson and Mr.. Critics took
the goose eggs.
Mrs. c. Ii. Cole and daughter will leave
in fe~ days for Seymour. Ind, to reside.
Mr.. Cole having engaged in business there.
The Fairhayen Yacht Cinb met this week
and elected officers for the ensuing wear
as follows: Commedore, Roland g. Gam
we'll: vice commodore, r. II. Anderson: :
fleet captain, 5. u. Mckay: secretary.
Frank L. paw: treasurer. NJ. c. Dickinson.