The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

NJ. D. II. smith. NJ. George Barso, Mr..
Dave spsnney, Mr. Dsve Hamiltou. NJ A.
CIark. Mr. Frank F1sh. Mr.. W. d. Fish.
NJ. Aibsvt Fish. Mr.. r. Fish, Mr. Georrs
WhIttsnmysr. Mr. e. e Burk. Mr.. J. De
Lofs, Mr.. / G. Buckley. Nj. Edward
Park, Mr. Albert Long. Mr.. W. l. wer-
Ter. NJ. William Harris. Mr. h. A. Ta:e.
M n. Williams.
Hrs. =. y. 0Hans's Party.
On Friday evening . dancing party
vas given It Prosch,s hall on Ninth
street BY Mr.. and Nra r. j. Grant in
honor Of Mis- Florsncs Grant. of Zane,-
wills. O.. uho il visiting them. The deco
ratsous we're simple and rustic in design.
The wallis were covsrsd with large fish
nsts. IN which we're tvined vines. fern
lssvss and towering branches Of ogwood.
Hanging baskets filled with narcissuS and
bowls Of nsurs-de-iis completed the gem
srai design, and produced . pretty effect
Mr. and Nrs. Grant wers assisted in re-
ceiving BY Miss Grant. Mira r. C.
Washburr and Miss Ethel Hanna.
The guests invited we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed L. Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs.. A. B. Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs R G. Washburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Stsdman. Mr.. and Mrs. George
=. kittingsr, Mr. and MIRA e A. ssrout,
MI. and Mrs. F. d. Black, Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. Black, Mr.. and Mrs.. W. 4 Boone. Mr.
and Mira =. B. Wisstiing. Mr. and Mrs. X.
B. Albsrtson, Mr.. and Mrs L. s. J. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mra Howard Josiyn. Mr.. and
MrA X. n. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs +. A.
Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fiskin, Mr.. and
Mra +. H. Brounsli. Mr.. and Mira.
w. G. Butler. Of Everett; Mrs. J. c.
Hainea. Miss Furth. Miss Struvs, the
Misses Hanna, Miss Spsncsr, Miss Wyckoff.
Miss Burnstt. Miss Ruth Allen. Miss Sey-
mour. of Tacoma: Miss De Wolfe, Miss
Henry, Miss Nunday, Miss Goodrich, Miss
Riley. Miss Baxter. Miss Graves.
Miss Brookss, the Misses Jones,
Miss Compton, Miss Tsnny, Miss Read
man, Miss Kellogg. Mias vanWyck, Miss
Halter. Miss Wrestling. Miss McGraw,
Miss Emery. Mr.. l. Pslly. Mr.. b. Pelly,
Mr.. H. +. Messrvs. DR.. r. s. Palmer, Mr..
T. A. Faikinburg. Mr.. George Hyde Pres
ton, Mr.. Herman Chaplin, Mr.. George At
kinson. Mr.. X. H. Mckee, Mr.. Marshall
Bond, Lieut. John L. Hayden, Mr.. John
r Hayden. jr., Nj. J. D. Hdse, ir., Mr.. Crit
tendon Var Wyck, Mr.. Theodore N. Hal
Ter, Mr.. George =. Fay, Mr.. Lester Turner,
Mr.. Richard s. Cox, Mr.. Lyman Thaysr,
Mr. George e. Wright, Mr.. Charles r.
Munday. Mr.. ]. c. Readman, Mr.. H. b.
P0msroy. DR.. G. w. Sharples, Mr.. C. M.
Nettieton, Mr.. e. B. Downing, Mr.. Pierre
r. Ferry. Mr.. Josiah Collins, IT,, Mr..
Irving Cole. Mr.. G. II. Austin, Mr.. r. NJ.
Hurd. Mr.. George Hurd. Mr.. Fred X.
Strive. Mr.. George r. Folsom. Mr.. G.
Meade Emory. Lieut. A. Hasbrouck, Lieut..
w. B. Reynolds, Lieut.. J. ]. Bradley,
Lieut. e. W. Clarke, Lieut. y. w. Sladcn.
Compaatsns % the Herest ball.
The entertainment and ball sivsn BY the
ladies Of Queen City Circle, 178, Compan-
ions Of the Forsst. IN honor Of the second
Grand Court Of Ancient Order Of Foresters
of America for Washington, ct Odd Fell
lows hall. In North Seattle. on Wednes-
day evening, was great success, and the
visitors to the city were right royalty en-.
tertained. The various halls In the build
ing had bsen beautifully decorated and
were greatly admired by the out-of-town
visitors. The following programme was
excellentiy rendered:
Overture. Imperial Mandolin Club
address OF welcome. ..--...--t.-..J - ". Spriggs
riuis sole. 80. ......-..--..--Jo Joseph Shipper
Rscitaiion-.Hona.W asor, :. s.1.'s'
Vocal duet-aE.tnd iantina" Lacome
The Misses Ferguson.
Piano duet-ssIl Corricollo" ...........
............... Mesdames Carsteus and Graf
vocal 500. ..-.........-. Miss Fannie Ferguson
Fancy drili. sixteen young ladies
The youag ladies executing the last
number on the programme were trained
and led by Mrs. J. w. Spriggs and were
Miss Selma schone, Miss Ida Peterson,
Miss Emma Grant. Miss Ida Grant, Miss
Edna ii. Spriggs. Miss Lizzie Clark, Miss
Christina Williamson. Miss Minnie Kelly,
Miss Anna Matheson. Miss Mamie Kert,
Miss Myrtle Harkins. Miss Esther Cush-
man. Miss Lulu Moore. Miss Sadie Fin
lay. Miss Lillian GIasier and Mrs. w. II.
Whitman. These were attired in green
gauxs with silver trimmings and looked
very pretty. Their marching was very
good, and during the drill they grouped
themselves into several figures en-
blematic OF the order After the pro-
gramme dancing was begun in the lower
hall and kept up till late hour. During
the evening . splendid supper was served
by the ladies in the banquet room, while
several people found amusement at card
tables in the smoking room.
Mr.. John FriedhoH's Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. John
Friedhof At his residence, 2l5 Bismarck
street, on Tuesday evening in honor of
his guest, Miss Mary Jackson, from Port
land, Or. Several musical selections were
well rendered, and games. dancing and
singing was the order until IL O'Clock.
when q delicious luncheon was partaken
OF. aud oil adjourned to their respective
homes. Among those present were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Faston, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. John
Friedhoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. D, McIsin. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H..
Seavey. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Seavey, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Seavey. Miss Mary Jack
son. Miss Nellie Lishman, MISS Ethel
Seavey, Miss Peterson. Miss Kate Cum
ningham, Miss Mamie Quisley. Miss Be-
atrioe Burns. Mr.. Charles II. Murphy, Mr..
Lou V. Grsgson. Mr.. Howard Welt, Mr..
Fred Parker. Mr.. Aubrey seavey, Mr..
Chandler Seavey. Mr.. Hugh Cunning
ham. NJ. Tom Quigley. Mr.. Frank Psii.
ice. Mr.. Frea Marottz. Mr.. John Marietta,
Mr.. c. Smith. Mr.. Ronald Giilas, Mr..
Hector Mcneil, Mr.. Norman McNeil, Mr..
Master ieorgie Friedrich, Master BERTHE
Burgess. Master John and baby McLain.
Norwegian and Danish Festivities
The Norwegian Independence day was
cesssTased on Thursday with great fessiy-
tsy by she Norwegian snd Danish residents
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