The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-24

odd Fellows Reception.
The social event IN the Second ward the
past week Vas the reception given by Lake
Washington Lodge. No. s.. T. -. -. F.. 20
ITS members and their wives and friends
Lake Washington is noted as being one of
the most fraternal and social lodges in The
state. y = the banner lodge by virtue
or holding the prize drill banner Of ne
jurisdiction. Hence is receptions are al
WAYS welcomed. and tina an enjoyable
time 5 10 be expected goes without saving.
Whist. crokinole and other games We're
PLAYED, an enjoyable lunch was served.
While later in the evening the younger
element danced 70 good music. All this
comprised a variety that offered each guest
a choice 20 his taste. The following pro-
grsmme was also rendered.
Address-"The Three Angels. Friend
ship, Love and Truth. Rev.W ". T. Ford
Recitation ....~......... Miss McDougall
AddreSs-"Why Am I an Odd Fellow -
Mr.. F. 4. Twichell
song Mrs. Martin
Reci,adon-'Motoas and Emblems Of
the er'.........M Mr.. G.. K. Hazard
Recitation-"Pettigrew's Helpmeet"....
Mr.. {. \. Richards
Mr.. c. r. Hazard. ably assisted By Mir.
d. =. Taylor. had charge OF the arrange
ments, and all testify that they were the
right men In the right place.
The following guests were present: Rev.
Mr.. and Airs. W. I. Ford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. r. Butterworth. Mir. and Mrs. r. ).
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.Twichell. Mr..
aud Mrs. William h. Sharp. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Franklaud. MIR. and Mrs. Capt. Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, \. +. Wolfe. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. L. 'RunRle. MIR. and Mrs, Fred
Ware. Mr.. and Mrs. Savage. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. L. Taylor, air. and Mrs. l.. W. Engel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Stocking. Mr.. ana
Mrs. l. b. Pennington. Mr., and Mrs. =.
Z. Kendall. MIR. and Mrs. c.. X. Hazard,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. Heath, Nh. and Mrs. G.. +. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladonceur. MIR. and
AIRS. j. b. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George h. Berray, Mr.. and AIRS, $. Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. HARRISON. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes. AIR. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. D.. c.. Rudy, Mrs.
Martin, Miss Storer, Miss McDsugali. Miss
Collins, Miss Dora Sharp. Miss Farquhar.
Miss Ethel 10y. Miss Twicheli, Miss Lizzie
Gilbert. Miss Nettie Yeager. the Misses
MarOtt, Master and Miss Holmes, Master
Frank Myers. Mr.. 7. 5. Branson. Mr.. II.
r. Folsom, Mr.. i. +. Hanbris. Mr.. Spanr.
Mr.. Beedy, Mr.. Mechanism. Mr.. August
W. Furhing. Mr.. Walter Merritt, AIR. II.
&. Schaefer. Mr.. Munnismith. Mr.. c. \.
Richards, Mr.. Valentine Dido. Mr.. James
Muniss. MIR. Marott and Dir. George Sharp.
Cumberland Presbyterian Concert.
The entertainment given Tuesday even
ing in Brewers hall IN McClaire street
by the ladies of the Third Cumberland
Presbyterian hurch was one Of the best
musical and literary events ever given
in that part OF the city. Although the
attendance was not as large as IL should
have been. those who were there appre-
ciated the good work OF the performers.
III - r.h~n, raangtreA ar~arpg Tho Meet
kora orchestra. of nine pieces, under the
leadarship Of Mr.. Preston Burns, dis
coursed some very fine selections. Miss
Bessie Anderson, who has just graduated
from the New York school of expression,
recited in a delightful manner and her
p~automime hymn was one that called for
most graceful movements Mr.. Charles
Norton has a rich tenor voice and his
classical selections gave il. fuli scope. The
selections from Widow Bedott." given
by Mrs. c. L. Haggard. kept the audience
in a bubbling state OF merriment- Mr..
Frank Goodhue SANG some very funny
dialect pieces. and Miss Edith Cook ape
peared at her best in the difficult solo
from II Trovatore." The programme IN
full was;
Selection-"King Cotton March"
Selection from Widow Bedott"
........-..... Mrs. 6. L. Haggard
solo-"Let Ne Dream Again
Miss BESSIE Anderson
Solo-Comic songs Mr.. F. w. Goodhue
pot Ietle Boy OF Mine" ....-....-.--.
~ .,....M Miss Ressie Anderson
"Ah. ! Have Sighed TO Rest
Selection American Cavalry March
The Band PLAYED on"
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