The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-06

L. Russell. Mr. RoberATosh. Mr.. William
Adair, Mr.. AionEo Adssr. Mr.. John Mar
tin, Mr.. Edward Grant. Mr. Amos Ssy-
phen. 4r. Henry Frye, Mr.. Lee Kress, NJ.
Leon L<sper. Mr.. Warner Whippier. Mr..
Flo Fish, Mr.. Thomas Perry, Mr.. Otto
Henderson, Mr.. Robert Pegrigo, Mr.. Fl. B.
Drisko, Mr.. J. A. Lapine. Mr.. J. A. Tosh,
Mr. w. J. Mcdonald. Mr.. W. n. Link. Mr..
c. B. Atvsli. Mr.. Z. W. Eyenson. Mr..
Frank Fish, Mr.. w. ID. Fish, Mr.. Joseph
HOnghton. Mr.. C. Nelson, Mr.. John SIM
pier. Mr.. Joseph Simpler, Mr.. Edward
Parke. Mr. Samuel Ague, Mr.. II. Perrigo
and Capt. Cows
Imuseulass Coueepsseu Charity Social.
On Thursday evening most successful
social was given by the Immaculate Con-
ception Association Of Charity at the
Jesuit church, on Sixth and Spring streets.
An excellent literary and musical pro-
gramms had been prepared under the di-
rect,on Of NEs. J. r. LANCER and was well
rendered. The programme was as follows:
Instrumental selection, "After the Ball."
children's orchestra, led by Prof. LANCER;
piano solo. '.Home Longings." Miss Helen
Anthony; vacal solo, dearest" Miss Nc
Donald; whistling solo, I Dreamt I
Dweit in Marble Halis.s Miss Ethel Kahie:
vocal solo. THE Kings Champion" Mr.
W. A. Anderson; clarionetlsolo, ..In the
Morning." Miss L. Quiglsy; vocal solo,
Answered" Miss Mollis Phillips; recita-
ton. .Never Ready in Time. /" Miss othelia
Carroll; vocal solo, Trying to Raise Q
Mustachs." Prof. NJ. g. Sharp: violin solo,
wedding March," Miss Ethel Hicks;
piano solo. overture from FRA Diavoio,"
81 h.
ing Of the programme refreshments were
served BY the ladies IN charge Of the en-
tertainment-Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. league,
Mra Csse. Mrs. Quinn. Mrs. Anthony.
Miss Shea and others-and the remainder
sation.
Senior Glass Picnie.
On Tuesday, May day. the senior class
Of the high school had very enjoy able
picnic at Madrona park. After arriving
at the park the tables were soon spread
with very enticing luncheon, consisting
Of baked beans. brown bread, fruits and
the like. A fire was built on the shore
and - the coffee was left to boil games
we're INDUCED in. At I o'clock all was
ready and hearty crowd of boys and girls
soon cleared the tables. In the afternoon
the party rowed, sailed and played games
till the shades of night began to fall"
when they dispersed to their homes.
Those making mp the class, with .
q few friends were: Mrs. L. J. Biglow,
chaperone; Miss Ada Mahon, Miss Ella
Pease. Miss Maud Peass, Miss Eta Alex
ander. Miss Luic Sayre, Miss Minnie Will
son. Miss Lulu Fuller. Miss Helen Wilson.
Miss Jennie Sanborn. Miss Agnes San.
born, Miss Lillian Bigelow, Miss Lulu
Gardner, Miss Jennie Inglis, Miss Essie
Kinney. Miss Rose Lombard, Miss Agnes
Potts. Miss Margaret Rumsey, Mr.. Harry
MCGOWAN, Mr.. Charles Alburty. Mr..
Ralph Ross. Mr.. Adolph Bronson, Mr.. ].
+. Cummings, Mr.. ]. w. Brewer. Mr.. Da-
vid Kelly, Mr. Gerald Frink. Mr.. Rufus
Clark and Mr.. Elmer A. Friend.
Miss Psrsons' Art Talks.
On Wednesday morning delightful art
talk was given by Miss Parsons at the
residence of Mrs. J. C. Haines on Seventh
and Union streets to class Of ladies re-
Gently formed. The entertainment was
for the benefit Of one of the circles of the
Ladies' League Of st. Marks church, and
Miss Parsons has consented to give .
series OF talks on art subjects at Mrs.
Haines' home on Wednesday mornings at
10 O'Clock for this purpose Miss Par
sons has made quite . study of art and
has lived several years abroad. On
Wednesday she discussed Florsntine his
tory prior to and at the time Of the
Renaissance which will be followed this
week by talk on Cimabus and the artists
succeeding him, their lives and works
Among those present on Wednesday were:
Mrs. L. S. ]. Hunt, Mrs. A. b. Stewart,
Mrs. N. McMicken, Mrs. J. p. Fay, Mrs.
ii. Z. Colver, Mrs. r. c. Washburn, Mrs.
+. j. Grant, Mrs. George II. Hebron,
Mrs Jones. of Portland; Mrs. Thomas
Burke, Mrs. Frank KImball, Mrs. W. II.
Humphrey. Mrs. g. II. Meem and Miss
Woodbury.. OF New York.
Cnristian Endesvor May Party.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
of the Edgewater Congregational church
gave pleasing May entertainment on
Tuesday evening at Goddard's hall. The
programme was an excellent one and the
success of the entertainment reflects
credit on the superintendent, Mrs. Paul
Land, and her assistants. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Wreathing the May pole, eighteen girls
and boys: chorus. 'The Merry May;"
recitation. 1.-The May Qaeen.o Ethel
Reid crowning the Nav queen, with the
Flower Chorus" from Esther" chorus.
There's q Good Time Coming" song
dialogue, Debtor and Creditor" Masters
John Gordon and Malcolm Mcphee; song,
My Kitties. i've little girls: comic repre-
sen,ation. THE Great Hero;" chorus,
Mary Had Little Lamb" recitation
Tom, Meta Becker; song. Eight White
Sheep" eight girls. scene from life; a
short comedy, ''Here She Goes and There
She Goes" by eight boys and tw 0 girls;
tableau, "A Chinese Feast" Tronhador
song. four girls. recitation, ''Miss Edith
Helps Things Along" Nesta Morrison:
SOLO, Near the Lake." Lillian Land;
chorus. Rouse the Soldiers" the junior
society.
white Rose Social.
The White Roses held one Of their most
enjoyable socials las, Monday evening.
Z. E. Roland, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ".
Stafford. Mrs A. q. Murray. Mrs. NJ.
Munroe. Miss Laura Wallace, Miss Nellie
walisee. Miss Birdie Jones, Miss Edna
Haroidson. Miss Clara Haroldson, Miss
Minnie Murray. Miss Pearl Moore, Miss
Glen Hiatt. Miss Maud Hiatt, Miss Ruth
Fletcher Mss Kate Hanna, Miss May
Lannahan. Miss Ollie Scott. Miss Hattie
Fletcher, Miss Eva Thompson, Miss Lizzie
Hanna, Miss Maggie o'Brien, Mr.. A.
Murray, Mr.. ]. Murray, Mr.. Sam Eastus.
Mr.. A. Piper. Mr.. L. NJ. Bardo. Prot. NJ.
NJ. Cooper, Mr.. Charles Wallace, Mr.. A.
Duncan. Mr.. l. Hummriek, Mr. II. Ixohse.
Mr.. J. w McGIvern. Mr.. Gus kilday. Mr..
lhariss Siyansnu Mr. = pxksr NJ IN