The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-30

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not Be large enough TO hold al who will
desire 70 hear him- The John r. Miller
and Stevens post. OF the q. A. z are
interesting themselves, aa3 the Chamber
OF SornEnsrce. il is sxpecsed, will appoint
COMMITTEES 10 welcome him and make ais
VISIT here one he will long remember.
f1h announcements concerning The
lecture viii DC made this week, bat enough
= known nov 20 enable Is TO ssv shas
those Who desire choice seats viii need 10
| secure them early. A general reception
VIII Dc he'd following the lecture, enaDl-
ing Al who desire 10 do SO 10 meet Gen
"aliacs personality.
Mise Mamie wilson's Surprise
a birthday surprise parry was given at
the residence Of Mr. ard Mrs Frank Wiz
son. l525 Madison street. on THURSDAY,
September q, By the Two Score Social
Club. IN honor OF MISS Mamie Wilson.
flames, music. etc. whiled away q pleas
ant evening Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. F. Z Hartiamh. Miss Mamie
wilson, Miss C. Riley. Miss kitsie Nc
Intyre. Miss Lizzie Burke, Miss Annie
Mist, Miss Ella EckerIy. Miss Olive
Eckerly, Miss Annie EckerIy, Miss Alice
Hood. Miss Hortance Cameron. Miss
sena Aonest. Miss Laura Monest. Miss
Fiorneida Mcdonald. Miss Bessie Hurley,
Miss Katie May, Miss Annie schmiit. Mr..
J. Higgins. Mr.. e. Higgins, Mr.. Con
oshea. Mr.. J. j. Powers, Mr.. j. Wilson,
Mr.. T. Mcintyre, Mr.. r. ellis, Mr.. A.
Nest. Mr.. II. Tierney. Mr. Walter Tier
ney. Mr.. F. Griffith, Mr.. b. O'Brien. Mr..
J. Cummings. Mr.. r. Petsier, Mr.. C. w.
Berger. Mr.. O. Schmitt.
hr. and Mrs. j. L. Taylor Entertafn.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.
Taylor entertained a number of friends at
their beautiful residence, 3l3 Rainier
street The evening was enjoyably passed
with literary contributions Those pres
emit were: Rev. and Mrs. L. b. Ford Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Ladd. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter
Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer. Mrs. s. III.
Piles. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. T. Black, Mrs. Ella
Abbott. Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Richard
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Wooif, Miss Maud
Woof. Mrs. Huldah Wanghnp. Miss Maud
Waaghop. Mr.. d. Taylor, Mr.. ". Taylor.
Mr. J. Taylor. Mr.. r. Twichell, Mrs
Brinley and Miss MeGiiford.
Degree of Honor. Rainier Lodge.
The entertainment given by the Degree
OF Honor. Rainier No. 3, A. o. Il. w, last
Thursday evening was well attended and
general good time had. An interesting
programme was rendered, as follows: Piano
solo, Prof kievis: comic song, Mr.. Mead
owcroft: violin solo. Louis Singerman, &C
companied by Isadore singerman; song,
Master Williams; recitation. Hazel Wink
Ter; violin solo, Mr.. Blum. accompanied
by Mrs. Chandler; solo. Miss Emily WILL
Jams; either solo. Mr.. Youngman. fancy
dance, Margie Newman; solo, Mrs Ferry.
Al the close OF the programme refresh
ments were served and the remainder Of |
the evening was spent in dancing.
Fremont Social Notes.
The members of the Asbury NJ. Z.
church at Fremont gave their new pastor,
Rev. T. A. Mcmillan, and family a recep-
ton at the church last Wednesday even
ing A choice musical programme was
first rendered. after which all were pre-
sented TO the pastor and his charming
wife. Refreshments were served and a |
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. |
Mrs. Stead is very Ill at the home of her |
sister. Mrs. A. Butt, of Fremont
The cars were crowded last Saturday |
with people from the north end of town,
who were going to the Interstate fair.
The Maple Literary society
The following programme was rendered |
before the Maple Literary Society last Fri |
day evening: Recitation, Mr.. r. Il.
Wright; paper of the society, Mr. Edward
Hope; recitation. Miss Lulu Petersen: |
song and encore, Messrs. ]. H. Van ASSET |
and II. Cayanaugh; recitation Mr. August /
Toellner. The debate, "Re,clresi. That /
capital punishment be abolished, :" was de- |
cided in favor of the negative The speak.
ers on the affirmative were Mr. II. Z
Wright. Mr.. r. T.. Teachnor ana Mr.. J.. H. |
Van ASSET; on the negative. Miss Barnes.
Mr.. James Esiep and Mr.. AppIegate
Reception TO Pastor y. p. Tedrick
The members and friends of Trinity NJ. |
f. church filed the eapacious parlors of /
the parsonage last Friday night to enjoy /
social hour together and welcome back to /
the charge for another year their pastor. /
Rev. \. +. Tedriek, and family. After /
time spent in promiscuous conversation |
the order was changed by the appearance /
of delicate lunch served BY the ladies of |
the church, after which all engaged in
tstAtss1AN a'a@ eA~AktAS toUteSA
At a late hour the company adjourned /
with brighter prospects OF Trinity church |
for the year.
Miss AcSaughts Entertainment.
Miss Helen Mcknight entertained a 1
number Of her friends Last Wednesday
evening in honor of her friend, Miss Tay- I
Tor. Of Toledo. o. Dancing and music
were enjoyed bv the following persons: I
Miss Evelyn Graves. Miss Marion Garfield. /
Miss Laura Garfield. Miss Elaine Hansord. 4
Miss Ada Hanford. Miss Kate McGraw.
Miss sidonla Furth end Miss Taylor. OF /
Toledo. O.: Mr.. r. Fredricks, Mr.. C. X.
Edward. Mr.. Dana A. Farnsworth. Mr.. r.
Kellogg. Mr.. o. Rank. Mr. + Harold. Mr..
Clearly. Mr. HAnsaEd. Mr.. II. Cough.
Party for Miss Heiga Theresen.
Miss Martha Strom entertained num-
Der Of friends last Monday evening at her
home. 1921 Seventh street. ia homer OF
Miss He.gA Thoressn. Of BellacolA. h. c
The evening VAS spcn, pleasantly with
games and music Among tns guests
were: Mrs. Frank oleson, Mss Halea
Thorsssn. Miss Anna Paalson, Mss Aana
Land. Miss BsE5hs Psalson. Miss NAH
ilds Sorenssa, Miss SophI2 Ssroxn, Mics
Mary Paaison. Mr. Frank o.esoa. Mr. ]
Lee. Mr.. A. NsrlSna. Mr. O J. Dahl ana
Mr. c. NJ. Thaland
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