The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

trainer, Mis- Eeary 4a1elG. Mrs ". l.
Marble, Miss Yandsll, Mrs. C. Preston,
Mrs Hannah Young. Mrs G. w Faux
ner. Mrs B. l. Van TasseiI. Mrs. Uri
seeIev, Mrs. 6. ]. Nils, Mrs. T. Il. Van
Dusen. Mrs A 4. CrAgin. Ms. s VI.
Lashrop. Mrs. Siias Munro, Ats. J. A.
Munroe. Mrs. y. NJ Pearson, Mrs W. 5.
Relic. Mrs. J. s. Moore, Mss Lola Moore,
Mrs. J. III. Ryckman. Mrs. w A. sharpe,
Mrs L. n Lowell. Mrs. w. J. Owens.
Miss NJ. Z. IoErs. Mrs ]. @. Hesswocd,
MISS Anna VI. Brown. Miss Lulu Thomp-
son.
The Father Mathew Entertainment.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
Society enter;aah men. given in q. 4. E.
hall on Wednesday evening Was q COM
piete success. The hall was crowded by
the members OF the society and their many
friends Tie programme vas unusually
fine, and was well rendered. The ladies'
Guarteste vas oae of the most interesting
features, while the songs of Master Harry
C.ancev created great amusement. The
programme MSS as follows: Overture.
violin. Prof. Larger; piano. Prof. Leuben;
Cedar Brook Waltz" Miss Florrie and
Master Davie Reed. vocal duet, Miss F.
''Erin's Flag" Miss Florence Mclean;
song, polly and / and the Baby" Master
III. Clsneey; dance, ''Shanirssns. Miss
Eta McLachlan; mandolin and piano
duet, Messrs Romano and Allen: vocal
soto. THE Cows Are IN the Corn" Miss
Frances Fairfield; piano solo, Miss
frankie Carroll; recitation. who Rules
the House." Miss Cecilia Gross: violin
solo, Little Lille Lsuben: vocal selection,
Mr.. Edward Mcintyre: Sailors Horn
pipe" Miss Se.ke Lowe; recitation, Miss
kittie Quinn; bass solo, Mr.. NJ. NJ Gross;
instrumental. ''Swee, Little Bessie the
Maid o Dundee." Miss Mai Carmichael;
recitation. "Laska," Mrs. w. j. Carr,
ladies' quartette. with violin obligato.
"Hark, the Vesper HYMN Is Stealing"
Miss Frances Fairfield. Miss kittie McIn-
tyre. Miss Olivia Eckerly. Miss Mary Mar
ro,ta; violin. Mr. +. Marietta; piano,
Miss Ella Eckerly.
Circle No. 1879 xaar and Musicale
On Thursday evening the ladies of Circle
No. Is, Of the Women's League OF St.
Marks church, gave very successful
entertainment and bazaar At Proschs hail,
which was pre:tiIy decorated. The va
rious booths were draped with white
bunting and decked with ivy and apple
blossoms and other natural flowers. The
fore part OF the evening was devoted 10
the rendition OF the following musical and
literary programme:
Vocal duet--"iarbord Watch" .
...-...--- Bert Williams and C. ". Saunders
Recltation-"Her Rel" .....-....... Browning
io3eph shipfrn
Vocal solo-"For Ali Eternity ..
Flute solo-S-lec.ed $4,000. Joseph Shl ppen
Recitation The Midnight Mali 60.
Vocal so.o-"Answer .............B Der. Williams
The ladies in charge of the different
booths were: Fancy table, Miss Henrietta
Djorup. Miss b anch Lester. Mrs. Thomas;
Hover table, Miss Isabel Scanlon, Miss
Ellen Koch; lemonade table, Miss George
Djorup: fish pond. Miss Bertha Koch and
Miss Cora Carkeek. The reception COM
mittee was composed OF Miss Ernestine
Oney and Miss Bessie Carkeek. Much of
the credit for the success of the affair Is
due TO Miss Alice Taylor. chairman of the
committee on arrangements. After the
literary programme tue remainder of the
evening was spent in a social dance, the
party breaking up az midnight.
Taylor Congregational Church Social.
The Taylor Congregational church on
FRIDAY evening gave delightful social in
the interest of the Sunday school. The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. W Lynch, 2i2
Box street, had been rendered for the oc-
caslon, and trailing vines and flowers fur
n!shed the decorations The spacious
rooms afforded ample space for large
number of guests, who were pleasantly en-
tcrtained by the following programme:
Piano solo. La Somnambu!a" and Cradle
Song" Mrs. De Puy: recitation. THE
Critic" Miss Sadie Martin: song, When
Was a Child of Three" Mrs. Boseley;
recitation. fancy Pettibone," tWhitcomb
Rileyl Miss Beulah Carey; charade THE
Singles Family" Mrs. Yancy, Mrs. Nc
Combs, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Ward, Misses
Morse. Spfague, Hancock. Lon gfellow and
Lynch. Mrs. De fuy is q charming pian-
ist, her instrumental selections being ex-
orisitely rendered. Miss Sadie Martin q
we!-known elocutionist, won much APP
plause by her rendition of The Critic"
Mrs. Bosey's solo was well received. The
charade which was ntlyproduced at the
/ Sarah Yesier, drew forth hearty applause.
Mrs. Nancy. as the principal figure, de-
serves mention for the clever manner in
which she handled her part. Miss Han
COCKS italian" air formed pretty por-
ticn OF this clever iamiiy's abilities Alta
late hour refreshments were served.
Mas W. Ii. II. Green's ThimbIe Party.
A delightful thimble party was given on
Thursday by Mrs. W. I'll. III. Green at her
CHEEKY residence on Main street These
parties new to Seattle have been q fad in
oar Eastern cities, where generous society
women. with an hour To spare Tor the sake
OF humanity, have sesed weekly for their
less fortunate sisters. Great Vas the sur
Tr!se OF the guests 10 find score of
useful garments ready for wiling hands.
20 make. Deity the needles Piled from
Sto y. m, hen Mrs. Winfield K. Smith
dlsplaved tiny sack for wee fodder.
the hrst garment finished. and forthwith
received the prize. dainty cup aud saucer
at ROYAL Dresden. a delicious collation.
vas served, and the guests reluctantly
said goodbye Many uncloihed lit
tie ones wjll give thanks to
the generous hostess, who always mas the
welfare Of the deserving poor AZ heart.
The guests invited were; Mrs i. Z.
Nit,eu. Mrs. A. r. Allan. Mrs.
Cara Ford. Mrs. Edwin Ford. Mrs. Charles
+. Whittiesev, Mrs. e. II. Turner. Ms
samuel Ford. Mrs. 6ehrge III. Hebron,
Mrs Winfield Smith. Mrs. II. C. Henry.
Mrs DAVID kellogg. Mrs. William III.
WAit,lesey. Mrs ]. Il. Meicalfe. Mrs. X.
b. A.oertson, Mrs. J H. Perkins, Mrs.
III M. VI. Green. Mrs. n. c. Garrett,
Nrs William d. o'Too.e, Mrs. H. g. Boad,
rs. u. T.. ierger