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

lows: First side. Winning two tues oct Of
shree-Xoss Graham. Carl Mesauxh.i
Howard Hughes. Carries Ser.ry. Alfred
Borns.esn. Iusizs Augustine, Howard
Lewis and Chester Fex The csaer side
b~irg composed of-Eysre.t Toe. Sarn
Russell. Charles Lynch, Barton Hasnes.
Eddie Spencer. Bsnnie Eioora, Gilbert
2een and Eddie Alexander The Man
togin Cub vas composed Of Ben Z. snipe=,
Murdoch Gov. Len Resfe. Tall Kellogg
and Morris CheaL The basket ball con
tests. which wound up the enfsrsainmsnt.
we're very close and exciting. each side
scoring goal. The sides we're a. follows:
whites--F. ". Calhoun. captain, A. g.
Fox. z Z. Russell, r. Fraaksnoerg.
Charles Frey. Frank p. rngsrsoIs. a Y.
Randall. Bsuss-F. w. Hawkins. cap
tain: r. III. Mckee. Theodore y. Halier.
George A. Hura. Philip A. Faikeaoargh.
Gsorgs r. Folsom and II. l. Merritt.
The programmes In fun vas as follows:
snsse .........-.............. Mandolin Cab
Mas asIaraefte -aswsst and Low MessFs.
Williams. gseoss. saunders a1d Cozant
HoE sortaI bar-Asssrx seaosnis, Ban
niI&Ea8s91 sEd E1<r1&fs-
Lightweight; sparring- ........-s.s...-..+.-
asssr. bal Hsw.ia. and r ?. Parshurs,
Fseal so4S--''Sos IA sogao -.-....-.. VERDI
Ma ". J. Grsmbe-
Nsssr.. K gipasr .nd r fr.nssnesrr
nsls aasrsss.e-~ras Assiiisfy Man. oath"
wili.asa.. Jaeos.. saanasr. and coaans
Wrestling szhibstlon- cstos-
-''..'..M s..r. i. Leather and =. \. Atwood
AEstr- -............+.-..-s...M snaolia Club
aaddlewslght snsrrisg ......-...............
-. Nsssss. Gas g zsmpse and Seison Lewis
Baskst ball s-.-s-.. Wkiiss sad Blues
Scottish Rite Mssons' Party
An enjoyable party was given At the
Harvard house on Thursday evening Under
the auspices Of Seattle Lodge Of Perfection
Of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons Of the United States jurisdiction.
The evening vas passed In dancing. card
playing and other games. and ~ IL o'clock
the dinin q room doors were thrown open
and an elegant supper was enjoyed Those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs l.. Diiler, Mr..
and Mrs. Albro Gardner, Judge and Mrs.
G. 4. Hill. Mr.. aad Mrs. +. J. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. BIgeiov, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. r. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Bra
deem, Dr. and Mrs. A. III. Hoicomb. Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Drummer. Mr.. and Mrs.
George i. Gardner. Capt. and Mrs 4. 4.
spaulding. Mr.. and Mrs. g. ". Godfrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. \. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. K Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bell. Mr..
and Srs. J. Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Foy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Cain. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Martin.
Mr.. sad Mrs. A. r. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I. Dodge. Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. 2. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Guptii. Mr.. and Mrs r. Pittinger, Mr..
and Mrs. G. u. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Trengoye, Miss Lulu Gardner, Mrs. III.
Lester. Miss Blanche Lester. Miss Eva
Marshall. Miss Mile Fox. Miss Settie
Smith, Miss Lake. Mrs. ID. 7. Taylor. Mrs.
A. Reid. Mrs. II. j. Curtis. Miss Mertie
Curtis. Mrs. G. G. Holcomb. Miss Edith
Burroughs, Mrs. +. III. Eenfro. Miss Maud
Dodge. Miss Abbis spaulding. Miss May
Spauliing. Miss Bertha Guptii. Miss
Minnie Wheeler, Miss Luva shogren,
Miss Hannah shogren. Mr.. Dolph Jones.
Mr.. simison. Mr.. /. W. sprague. Mr..
James Head. Mr.. j. r. Fox. Mr.. w. r.
Anderson. Mr.. r. NJ. DAVIS, Mr.. William
Chamberlain, Mr. George Redpath, Mr..
Thomas Dunn. Mr.. r. X. Hubbard. Mr.
William Watson. Mr.. H. +. Phillips. Mr..
C. Peterson, Mr. +. Treagove. Mr.. 7. Is.
Jackson. Mr.. q. s. Femwick.
Mps- Whitsiesey's Human Mslodeoa.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Charles r.
WhittIesey gave q musicale at the resi-
denoe OF Mrs. f. S. DE Wolfe, on Depot
aud Third streets. for the benefit of Circle
No. 10 OF the Women's League. 1t was a
successful and enjoyable affair. and was
attended by about 100 fashionable people.
Aside from the artistic numbers, much
amusement was occasioned by the
Human Meiodeon," which was very
powerfully played by Mrs. f. W. An
drvwa The keys OF the melodeon con-
sisted OF an octave of society bellies whose
heads protrnded through q curtain, and
who responded 10 the touch OF the organ
ist as shc touched their heads with = wand.
Whenever a note became refractory the
wand Was used as a xyIophone stick, and
soon brought forth the note required.
Those composing the keys were: Miss
Fusth. Miss De Wolfe. Miss RILEY, Miss
Graves, Mrs. Il. b. A,bestson, Miss Bur
nett. Miss Emery. Miss Meem. Mrs.
Whittlesey's singing was the feature of
the artistic part Of the programme. and
her encore of "Anuie Laurie" was heartily
appreciated, The programme rendered
was as follows:
piano. ,io iial Assgrka De salon .leohAiowsky
iti3 'tfedeh sbistt' A. echsfwCnAx
Miss Curtis
Vocal salo-"A Lar Dream" tViclin oh;iEs.o
by Miss keiogS}. .-.. Mrs. Il. & Aiaertson
tsuItaF and hAatortHe &Uct. ..... ......-......-
....-....-. ..., Mr. 4. Gait sBi Nj. A r. Cook
VEGA, s0lo-~Ny Heart 81 Hearts" ...... ..
.-.-,-.... --..-.. Me- Arthur esooseve
Mr.. v II. Hhittissey
Vocal sole-"Auf der Nseht''. ....- Carl Aohra
Nj. & Is. saunders
The Human Mslodeoa-Mrs. ". & AuGrevs
pTgsuist
Vocal soo-~''l u calas ............ schIrs
Mss Stets0a
.4tst, - tn '-casummerilei" Frsnx Riss
% MsSArkR ..--. .. .. " tsu4assAi
Mes Kellogg
VEGA soic-'Tag uEelaS'' -.... .- 0bSs.s
Mrs " a. Mhtflesey.
Fatl city Social Notes.
On Monday evening fAe friends % Miss
ollie Taylor helped her celebrate her iSlh
birthday by dining wish her A. the home
oi her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y Taylor.
Tho following guests were present Mrs.
Aims Rutherford. Mrs. John Rutherford
and daughter Bessie. Miss Prudence Ruth.