The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-12

laws was received. and after some u;scus-
sion the organization was completed The
Methodist Mems Club OF the FRS. Meth
odist Episcopal church. OF Seattle. Its
objects. as set forth in the constitution.
are 10 unite and promote Fellowship
among its members and TO aid in carry
Ing on the work OF tk4 church in all its
departments. All male adult members
and regular attendants, and the husbands
OF members OF the church. are eligible 10
membership. together with such other
men as may be elected TO membership by
the church Regular meetings will be held
at tho church pariors ON the third Mon
day evening OF each month, at which
meetings a literary or musical programme
VIII be furnished by standing committee
appointed fer that purpose. The bylaws
provide that the club may from time to
time arrange for giving public entertain
ments to aid the club in carrying out It's
objects. The officers elected 10 hold oiiise
until January /. 1897. are; J. W. Lang
ley, Judge OF the equity department Of the
superior court. president; MIR. c. s Glea-
son. vice president AIR. w. ]. ovens. Sec
rotary. Mr.. II. H. Denny. treasurer, and
Rev. W. A. Shsnklin. d D.. pastor OF the
church. ex orficio chaplain. The next
meeting OF the club will be held on Mon
day evening, April ~ at which time an
Interesting programme will be furnished
by a committee Of which Or. Shsnkiin Is
chairman. All men. whether members or
attendants OF the church or not. are In
vited 10 be present.
The first meeting OF the ST. Marks
Culture Club. following Easter, was held
last Tuesday evening In the yestry room
Of the church An excellent literary pro-
gramme. varied With musical selections.
was presented. The subject Of tho even-
ing was the consideration Of the life and
the writings OF Washington Irving. Pa
upers We're read by Miss Belle Fonda. Rev.
ID. c. Garrett and Mr.. G. II. Hills. Tho
piano solo by Mrs. Edith II. Fahin. and
songs by Miss Allen and Mrs. W. n. Whit
tesey added much to the success OF the
meeting. Each selection was heartily ap-
plauded and each was encored. After the
literary and musical numbers on the pro-
sramme were finished the remainder OF
the evening was devoted to social inter-
course, refreshments being beautifully
provided by Mrs. W. II. Humphrey and
the ladies OF the club. The next and last
meeting OF this club for the season win
be held on April 81. when the works Of
Nathaniel Hawthorne win be discussed.
The Queen Anne Fortnightiy met on
Thursday with Mrs. Cole. An Interests
ing programmes was rendered and an ex-
tremely enjoyable afternoon passed. This
club comprises many of the leading liter
airy lights Of the hill and Is very popular.
1t was decided to send n representative to
the women's convention OF clubs 10 DO
held at Tacoma shortly, and to eventually
join the state federation of clubs.
Club PARTIES and Socials.
Tho Seattle Stag Club held Its regular
monthly business meeting last Tuesday,
April !, and elected the following officers
for the ensuing three months: Chief
high stag. Mr.. II. Leland; assistant
high stag, Mr.. w. Il. Delano; financial
stag, Mr.. C. A. Stubs: recording stag,
Mr.. ]. H. Kelly; royal huntsman, Mr.. ),
M. Kempton: executive committee, Mr..
w. E. Delano, Mr.. J. NJ. kempton. Mr.. X.
Crawford. Mr.. J. r. Dizard. Mr.. G. p.
Johnson The club will give an installa-
ton OF officers and dance Friday. April II.
at Prosch's hall. which viii be followed
some time in May by grand bail in
Ranke's hall.
the Too-Whit Club WAS held, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were Installed for the
remainder Of the season; President Mr.
II. A. Hartnrtt; vice. president. Mr.. II.
Eggert. secretary, Mr.. Otis Isaubscher:
treasurer. Mr.. X. II. Pearse. Interest 10
on the Increase. and the next few months
promise 10 be the most successful In the
clubs history, A 'haysced" dance was
given last Thursday night In the clubs
quarters In Masonic hall. The novelty Of
the affair made the evening one Of hlari-
Gus pleasure. The costumes were on the
Josh Spruceby' order, and many were
well contrfyed. Miss Anna Kurtz and Mr..
r. H. Pearse receiving handsome prizes
for having the most unique outfits. Among
those present were: Mrs. Iaubscher. Mrs.
Lipsky, Mrs. Bucklin. Miss Maye Glass
cock. Miss Maude GIasscock. Miss White.
Miss Marion Atwood Miss Agnes Bassett.
Miss Marguerite Void. Miss Maye Buck
lin, Miss Lillian HIlGetrandt. Miss Blanche
Laubsoher. Miss Nettie Lipsky. Miss Ja-
cobs. Miss Nellie Hansen, Miss Matte
Fonda Miss Marie kurtx Miss Anna
Kurtz. Mr. o. W. Callahan. Mr.. Hal Laub-
scher. Mr. Morris Hartnett. Mr.. o. r.
Oliver. Mr.. Charles Lane. Mr.. VIII At
wood. Mr.. Charles Todd. Mr.. Luie Cur
tis. Mr.. Frankfort. Mr.. Y. II. Parse. Mr..
Otis I.aubscher. Mr.. ]. J. Sloan. Mr.. A. w.
MoseIy. Mr. Ed Gresham and Mr.. ]. w.
Sayne.
The Entire Nous Club gave one OF Its
pleasant dances In Oifman's hall on FRI
day evening Tho dances given by THIS
club are among the Jolliest In the cry.
Those present at the last dance we're:
Miss Daisy Curtiss, Miss Minnie Cotton.
Mlss blanche Curricr. Miss Helen Morse,
MiAH drAntA, MISS Atnhihttt h"tftf "ss'S
Gertrude Stratton, Miss Helen strasfon,
Miss Minda Graf. Miss Kate Holmes,
Miss Lulu Sheehan, Miss Bessie Boyd.
Miss Jean Lister, Miss Mildred Robb. Mr..
John Herring, MFR. Fred Crouch. Mr.. Ar
thur currier Mr.. John sheehan. Mr.. Don
Chile. Mr.. Glen Nzsr. Mr.. VIII Gilman.
Mr.. Homer Mcdonald. Mr.. win Wray.
Mr. Carl Tvefe, MFR. Ray Mcdonald, AT.
Dwight Stratson. Mr.. Carr Holmes Mr.
Harry caiien. Mr.. Regimentai barry anu
Mr.. Claire Bennett.
The Nes,ka Club gave a party al Prosch's
hall Thursday evening which was a very
pretty affair and well attended. Those
preaent were: Mrs. Harwood Morgan.
M~. r. A. WINK. Mrs. Il. r. Ainsworth.
Mrs. VIII Calvert. Mr.. and-Nrs. II. {.
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Crawford. Mr..
and Mrs r. c. tombstone. Miss McNausn'.
Miss Spencer. Miss Jessie Hanford. Miss
Elise Brookes. Miss sidonia Furth. Miss
Geneyieye Relfe. Miss wsidron. Miss Nu-
gent. Miss Carroll. Miss Ollie Baxter. Mas
Ethel Bag.sy, MIss Amy Smith, Miss II.
Marshall. Miss Rowena Neville. Miss Dolly
car3lu. Miss Alice Bagiey. Miss Bertha
Young. Miss Jennie Ins'is. Miss Ethel Car
din Miss winrifred Andrus. Miss Ethel
Garrett Miss Leora Conn. Miss sara At
kinson. Miss Amy Corey Niss Alice F'nn-
dage Miss Bessie fngiis. Miss Douglass.
Mss Alice Fisher, Miss Elise Bruins. Miss
Gertie Moore. Miss Grace Anderson. Mr..
Grin Rank. Mr.. Frank Frederick. Mr..
Walter Fulton. Mr.. Howard Amos, Mr..
James Murray. Mr.. Win Hanna Mr.. Rob
ert Brinker. Mr.. Mcruliough. Mr., Y. Red
field. Mr.. T. Kellogg Mr.. Fred Baxter
MFR. wa Ingiis. Mr.. Dell Hicks. Mr.. Matt
scurry. Mr.. Cyrus Drew, Mr.. J. French
Dorranee. Mr. Leroy Backus. Mr.. Frank
Mittsn. Mr.. Fred crocketf, MI Eiward
rssrrS,. Mr. Jf.f,us Augustine Mr..
Ralph Ress. Mr. J3hr = Wing. Mr.. y 8.
cragin. Mr.. RI. II POST. Mr- Re0er. CARY.
Nr. Clayton Crawford, Mr.. H. H. Mccloy.
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