The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-03


Tho concert given under shs auspices
OF St. Alphonsus church last Monday
evening In the Odd Fellows hall was well
attended. The programme was as fol-
lows.
Duet-"The Lily and the Rose.'........
...-........Mrs. Tillman, Miss Eckeriy
Drama-"Well Have to Mortgage the
Farm~-Edward Mcintyre. Mrs.
McMuilen. Lizzie Burke. Kitty Nc
Intyre. Charles Mcintyre.
Song-"The Soldiers Chorus"
.----....Sacred Heart Choir of Seattle
Cornet solo. Prof. Norton
Comic medley--Money Matters.
Miss Olive Eckeriy. Miss Kitty Mcintyre.
Dance. Rose FRANKFORT
Duet....Mrs. Tillman. Miss Lizzie Burke
Hecitanon-..,-..-.-..- thornton
Soio-"I'm Getting a Big Girl Now.
MISS Stacie Beck
AeciiaIlon-. ..--.-.....------.-.Mr. conway
Solo,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs. Weise
SOLO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. w, Hughes
Accitatfon. ...-.kden MOTIFS
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tain Endeavor OF st. Stephens Episcopal
church gave most enjoyable social at
the rectory last Tuesday evening. Each
guest wore some cabaiistic token indicat-
ing the name of some famous book. A
picture of Lake Washington and Ballard
a. large as Seattle stood for Great Ex-
pectations." Some thirty different books
were represented with considerable inge-
nuity and afforded those present lots of
amusement in making out the puzzle
Other social recreations followed and
dainty refreshments were served. Among
those present were. Mrs. p. E. Hyland,
Mrs. J. Parker. Mrs. A. whittle, Mrs. G
A. Nodine, Mrs. r. A Morris. Miss Phil
fps. Miss Cooper. Miss Pearl Conway,
Miss Watson, Miss frankie Parker, Miss
b. winsor. Miss Funk, Miss Dougan. Miss
r. III. Hyiand. Miss L. Adsit, Miss r..
Grover. Miss A. Morris, Miss F. Peabody,
Miss n. Davis. Miss NJ. Conway, Miss /.
Finnerin. Miss A. Holland, Miss n. Gio-
yer. Mr.. j. Peabody. Mr.. Cramer. Mr..
G. A. Nodine, Mr.. A. Nj. Ross. Mr.. Will.
cox. Mr.. NJ. Peabody. Mr.. C. Whittie, Mas
ter X. Davies, Master L. Finnerin, Mas
ter J.. Diggs, Master j. Whittle.
A farewell surprise party was given to
Mr.. Lincoln Hawiey last Wednesday
evening at the residence of his parents,
on State street. Mr.. Hawley. who has
already been seven years In Alaska. has
been spending the winter with his friends
In Ballard and intends TO leave for AL
aska today. The party. composed of gay
young people. made the evening q men,
orahie and pleasant one not only for Mr.
Hawley. but for all present. Singing.
games. refreshments and other social
amusements kept every one merry until
late hour. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Sprague, Miss Jessie Mcclellan, Miss Lou
Fetterly. Miss Mabel Fetterly. Miss Ell
len Stranberg. Miss. L. Davis. Miss G.
Phillips, Miss Ethel Sprague, Miss B.
Hopkins. Miss G. kiiworth. Miss H.
Ogden. Miss N. Loucks. Miss Ella Ar
mour, Miss Addie Hawley, Miss Mary
Fordney. Mr.. F. E. Sprague, DR.. II. F.
KeItner DR.. Critz. Mr.. j. Peabody, Mr.
Robert Fardney. Mr.. d. Bulong, Mr. John
Dixon. Mr.. II. Weldon. Mr.. W. Lucas.
Mr.. H. Handley. Mr.. C. Bulong. Mr.. NJ.
Beach. Mr.. Hawley. Mr.. L. Hawley.
The Chinook Reading Circle will meet
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Grover. on Wilbert street. Monday even
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