The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-04

saossve." Tom Metcalse; recitation. The
s'resehnxn and the Flea Powder. Joseph
.Fafs. debate. On the question whether
travelling is more heneaciai 10 the mind
than reading" BY Lula pueee. Carrie
s'rsarnthal in the affirmative and George
.irannaaam and Frank Schmidt in The
negative. The debate was decided In favor
cf the affirmative.
Mr.. and ara Meyer Eassrtasa.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. L
Never entertained a number Of friends sc
their home on Main street. Progressive
lsckstraws Was the amusement provided
sar the ladies, while the gent.emen played
hearts and whist. The tsrst prise. pretty
xase. was won by Mrs, Schoenfeid. and
the consolation prize ey Miss Cohen. The
guesss were: Mr.. and Mrs. s. Frauea--
iaai. Mr.. and Mrs :. rortlouss. Mr.. and
Ars. ). Aronson. Mr.. and Mrs William
Aierski. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Schoenfeld, Mr..
and Ara |. Baxbaam. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
2sories. Mr.. ard Mrs NJ Gcstsseiu. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kline. Miss Sadie Cohen.
Mss sara 6ottssein, Mr.. Jacob Hershberx.
Lorraine Club Dance.
On Tuesday evening the Lorraine So
cal Club gave its Initial dance At Masocio
temple. On account of the Lcnsen season
he affair VAS made a. ample aud in
formal rs possible. This fact however
contributed much 20 the enjoyment and
success OF the dance. Simple festoons Of
IVY were hung from the four corners Of
The dancing hall to the grand central
chandelier. Slender sprays of the same
we're used IN the wall decorations the ef-
fect being light fresh and graceful The
club Is one recently formed by members of
Lorraine Chapter, No. 6. q. L. &. and
their friends. Their dances will in tho fu-
tare be given at the new Arlington hall.
Double birthday seeiai.
social gathering was held on last
saturday evening At the rooms of Mr. and
Mrs. f. +. Vail. on jones and Madison
streets, in commemoration of the birthday
oi Mrs. Sarah f. Hall and Mrs. T.. +. Vail.
The invited guests were: Mr.. ard Mrs.
Winsor. Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews. Mr.. aud Mrs. Bigelow, Mr..
and Mrs. Code, Mr.. and Mrs. 6reen. Mr..
aud Mrs. Culbertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS. DR..
and Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
II. ~
lunch Was served. after an evening spent
With music, games and conversation.
w. q. r. q. Pasior Meetaae.
BY the Kindness of Mrs. q. H. Brown.
on Dexter street, No. aol. the w. c. r. ".
held Its parlor meeting at her house ON
Friday evening. The meeting was onpned
by Rev. H. r. Dunlap with prayer. some
thirty OF the temperance workers gathered
together to talk up the matter Of temper
snce and 70 see IL anything can b. done "a
promote the cause. Rev. Mr.. Dunlap
gave . talk on prohibition; vocal
solo Was rendered by Miss Ltndersmith:
Mrs. Freeman read . paper which Was
followed by another solo by Miss I4inder-
smith. after which refreshmnts were
served and . social time enjoyed.
The Nichigasdsss ~ Mrs.. Winsss'a
The Wolverines did not trip the lisht
fantastic last Tuesday evening, but in.
stead held . business meeting at the resi-
dsncs Of Mr.. and Nra Richard Wiusor.
2id2 Sixth street Whist vas the order
after business. followed by rsfreshmsnts.
The club intends TO give one Of tho most
enjoyable evenings 70 Its friends on March
Is in tho lower Masonic hall. each member
being entitled 20 tso Invitations, which
can Be had BY sending In the names 70 DR..
Carman. Sullivan block: r. 8. Lyons. Oc-
citental block: Miss Bessie winsor. 2l02
Sixth street. and Mra Willis L Amss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irviag Surprised.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Irving were taken by
surprise on Friday evening at their home
on Drcxei avenue by party Of friends.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
music and games. after which an elegant
lunch vas served. The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. William jenkins, Mr.. and
Mira Frank Aust. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Fales. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Upper. Mr. and
Mrs. w. D. Hardin. Miss ID. Jennings.
Miss Esary. Miss Myrtle Esary. Miss NJ.
Upper. Miss Lombard. Mr.. Hardin. Mr..
Siienemen.
Wedding That Did Not Bapsea.
Tho report yesterday given publicity in
an evening paper to the effect that Joseph
sehinmpf. the druggist. and Annie Har.
mon. formerly Mrs. Annie Drown. had
been quietly married In Victoria two
weeks ago. is not true and ma. no founda-
tion whatever. A short dime ago Mrs..
Drown was in Victoria visiting friends.
plk MT. SShiutHpi Dao BoS D@Su IN th1t
city for over two years. Both Mrs. Drown
ard Mr.. Sehlumps were much annoyed by
tie publication OF the report
Degree Of Honor social.
On Thursday evening the Rainisr Lodge,
No. 3, Degree OF Honor. A. O. Y. W..
gave q very pleasant entertainment and
social. The following programme was
rendered: Vocal solo. Lizzie Davis: rsci-
talon. Retta Davis: Spanish dance. RUBY
Friend, Gerta Rosenberg. Louis Singer
man. Milton Jacobs; select reading.
Brother Butterworth: Three Little Maids
From School" Misses Mabel Jacobs. vera
Jacobs. Ethel Jacobs: either solo. Lulu
Friend.
The Chastsaqaa Circles.
The Weewyck Chautauqua Circle met
at the resiaence Of Mr.. and Mr.. A. r.
Burweii on Thursday evening add rem
dered the following programme under the
leadership Of Mr.. Bvsrs: Roll call. some
thing interesting about the .Fathsr Of
Or Country" critics report: history,
chapter . 10 page 80. Miss Evsrs; paper,
prominent Religious Rsfcrmsrs," Miss
Bailey. music. Roman and Medieval Art.
chapter 8. part 2. Mr.. A. p. Burwsil.
Our Lady OF Good Help Relief Wask.