The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21

Miss Gertle Carroll. Miss Clara Nonker.
Master Willie Cults. Master Joe Barr.
Master Eddie bean, Master Elmer BAR
rickiow. Master Eddie Robinson. Master
Fred Herbert, Master " alter Scott. Master
Merton Anderson. Master Roger Huson,
Master Gilbert Drake, Master Harry Max
wrll, Master Alvah Carroll. Master Willie
Trip. Master Johnnie Storey. Master
George Norton.
Pebble school Literary Societies
The Longfellow Literary Society OF the
South school on Friday rendered the fol-
owing programme: Sons-"w elcome 10
the Morning" by the society; recitation
My JOSIAH Lulu nupee; essay-'.The
Executor" Max E.ster: recitation
The Gouty Merchant" Carrie Frarcn-
hal; song-"A Hunting We WIZ GO. by
the society; essay--"The Rocx OF Gibrai-
tar, Joseph Jaffs. recisa;ion-"The Trsv-
sler's Friends" George 6reenhaum;
sssay-''Tin's Pair Of Slippers. Sadie Sick
rs: recitstion-''The Night OF Stars. F"
Frank Smith. recitation-Lucian Car
vahlo; sonS-s'Two Little Chafers." by
the society.
The High School Literary Society held
another enjoyable meeting in the Assem-
bly, hall on Friday evening. A large num-
Der were In attendance. The members re-
.ponded to roil-can with quotations from
rennyson. After the usual business the
following programme was rendered !:
Piano solo. Miss Atwood reading of the
paper. r b. Hegardt; Grafton. W. \. At
wood: vocal solo. Miss Butter; speech.
Prof. Curtis: vocal solo. Miss Lulu Fui-
Ter; discussion at random, ). W. Foote;
critics report. COL Fcote.
The "Bemee and Juliet" TrRvesty.
The renearsals for the travesty Of
. Romeo and Juliet" are progressing finely.
and the Seattle Athletic Club promises TO
score another success in its rendition. IL
will be presented az Hanna's theater on
birthday or thereabouts
with gorgeous costumes, dashing choruses
aud witty lines. The play allows much
scope for originality. of which the boys
will avail themselves to the extent of the
latest music and local hits. Joe Schiumpf
Is at work on some new speciaities. which
promise to please better than his last years
work in the Ministries, at which he proved
- u
changes have been made in the cast. which
now is as follows: Romeo. Frank B.
Ingersoll; Juliet. +. L. Sanford; Lord
Capuiet, Frank W. Clayton; TybaIt.
George II. Tarbeli: Mercntio. IL. r. Nor
ton: Friar Laurence. Manly Il. Haynes:
nurse James Il. Hayden. ir.; apothecary.
H. V. V. Bean: apsiheeery's apprentice.
Forbes IL. Brown; phrenologist Joseph
5ehlumpf.
81. stephens Dime Social.
The Women's Guild of ST. Stephens
Episcopal church held dime social at the
.Old Homestead, the residence of Mr..
md Mrs. y c. Calderhead, in Ballard. on
Thursday night. Each guest was re-
lussted to represent by symbols OF wear
ng apparel some book by standard au-
.hors, and the others amused themselves
guessing the name of the book. Refresh
nents of coffee and cake were later served.
Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. o. f.
II yland. Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Caldcrhead,
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Ricksecker. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Daniels. Mira. II. Il. Leader.
Mrs. Busby. Miss Elizabeth Haworth, Miss
Lizzie Burke, Miss Mary Dougan, Miss
Rachel Hyland, Miss Hasslston. Miss Mag
gle McGettrick, Miss Busby, Dr.. w. John
ston, Prot. j. NJ. Layhue, Mr.. Warren Luz
,as, Mr.. Andrew Mccain, Mr.. c. McGet-
trick, Mr. 4. C. shirtcliif, Mr.. Charles
Hill, Mr.. Herbert Hyland
The stag Club Social.
On Friday evening the Seattle Stag Club
held another OF its enjoyable parties at
Proschs hall on Ninth street. Those
present were: Miss Lillian Biglow. Miss
Kate Hanna. Miss Maud Filler. Miss Bessie
Van Mars. Miss Annie McAndrews, Miss
Laura Wallace, Miss Lottie Cove, Miss
X ate Fields, Miss Eta Alexander, Miss
Nellie McCutchen. Miss Eva Bickerton.
Miss Maole Sheehan, Miss Jennie fngiis,
Mr. Harold Hansen. Mr.. Henry Lohse.
Mr.. Harry MCGOWAN, Mr.. Rubian Allaine.
Mr. Howard A. Ames. Mr.. Edgar A. Green,
Mr.. John Gabriel, Mr.. Dan Mckay, Mr..
Harry Leland, MFR. Noble Getchel, Mr..
Charles T. Johnston. Mr. Charles Alburty,
Mr. Jane. Alexander, Mr. Walter Wallace.
Mr.. Haughton Bickerion. Mr.. Thomas III.
Burke, Mr.. William Riley, Mr.. John
Wheeler. Mr.. ovela De Mers. Mr. Ralph
Ross. Mr. and Mrs III. r. Whitley.
Society Of Our Lady OF Good Help.
At the last meeting of the Society Of
Our Lady of Good Help the following
officers were elected for the year: Mrs.
Philip D. 0Brien, president, Mrs. J. w.
Hankey, vice president: MIRA Henry VIII
cox, secretary: Miss NJ. Boarman, treas
urer. The society will hereafter hold its
regular meetings on the first Saturday
afternoon of each month. The relief CON-
mitiee of the society will give Pound
social on Saturday afternoon and even
ing. January "a. in the pariors of the
Church OF our Lady of Good Help, on
south Fourth street and Yesler avenue.
of groceries. clothing or
anything suitable will be most thankfully
received aud distributed by the members
Of the relief committee, who are: Mrs j.
C.. Micnels, Mrs. +. Foss. Mrs. Charles n.
Evans. Mrs. J. ". Hankey, Mrs. l..
Fleming, Mrs. A. V. Marion.
Unity Lodge Social.
Friday evening Unity Lodge. No. 10.
Knights Of Pythiss. held It's regular
monthly social and dance The following
was rendered under the direc-
ton OF Prof. Lerch: Piano duet, ''Caliph
of Ragdnd, Miss Alma Shaw and Master
Arthur Fisher: song. Fiddle aud T." by
Molioy, Miss HaIdic Gasch: violin solo,
The Bird in the Tree" Prof. LANCER
piano solo. lie Torrent de la Montague, "by
sydney Smith, Miss Sarah Baaman; song,
The Minstrel Boy" Mr.. Frank Atkins;
piano solo, Les Ccurriers, by Ritter
Miss Jennie schaeffer song. Queen oil
the Earth, by Pinsutti, Bert Williams;
song, Miss sietson: recitation. Miss sadie
Martin: song. the OIL" Prof III. {.
Sharpe; piano duet. 'Ogos Crollios," BY
Prof K. Lerch and I'd Herald.