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

ooors sketching VIII be taken up and excur-
sions made TO some OF the innumerable
picturesque spots in the neighborhood OF
tho city
The Cotilison Club gave another delight
fai party at Prosch's hall on wednesday
night The music was good the han ditto.
and a perfectly good time resulted. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
SieadInan. Mr.. and Mrs. Strout. Mr.. and
Mrs A. E. MacCuisky. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Power, Mr.. and Mrs Kittinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisken. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
ell. OF Everett: Mr.. and Mrs c.. Meade
Emory. Mrs. James Mcknight. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Albert Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ha--
wood Morgan. Miss Struve. Miss Murray.
Miss Furth. Miss Emery. Mss Munday.
Mss Burnett, Miss Peily. Miss Alice Nc
Naught. Miss Allen. Miss Arouit. Miss I'm
Gerwood. Miss Morgan. Mr.. Fred K.
Strive, Mr.. John Savage Mr.. George Nurd.
Mr. Austin. Mr.. Meserve. Mr.. Whitney, OF
Everett: Mr.. George Hyde Preston. Lieut..
Lopez, Mr.. Cole. Mr.. Ed Terry. Assistant
Surgeon Farenhoit, U. 9. N; Mr.. Chick.
Mr.. Josiah Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Paschan entertained the fol-
lowing at dinner Monday night: Mrs. o.
good Mrs. Waterman, Mr.. Chaplin, Mr..
Downing. Mr.. Meserve. Mr.. Edgar Ames.
After dinner the party went to the charity
ball.
Miss Underwood entertained the follow
Ing friends at dinner at the Rainier-G Grand
on Monday night: Mrs. L. 8. J. Hunt,
Miss Pelly, Mr. Bernard Pelly. Mr.. L.
Peily. Mr.. Josiah Collins and Mr.. George
Hyde Preston. Mss Underwood left the
next day for her home In New York.
A party made up Of Mr., and Mrs Sted-
man. Mrs. A. e. MacCulsky. Miss Murray.
Miss Struve. Miss Furth. Mr.. Fred X.
Struve Lieut. Lopez. Mr.. Lester Turner.
AR. Faikenburg. Mr.. Savage and Mr..
. Haynes occupied boxes at the Third Ave-
nue. theater Monday night.
The domino party being arranged by the
young ladies' Of the Cotillion Club. assist
ed by several OF the married ladies', win h9
!, held at Prosch's hall on Tuesday night. 1t
will undoubtedly be the event of the East
er season, as the ladies are sparing no
pains to make II such. The decorations
will. in the language of one of the ladies
interested 'sbe simply lovely" 4
Gibson's tableaux, to be given BY TIE
society ladies' for the benefit Of st. MSf1<'s
church, which will take place at Py6sch's
hall on April 80, promises to be The pref
TEST thing of the kind ever attempted in
Seattle. The tableaux will be followed by
hop.
Mrs. David kellogg gave an AT Home"
on Wednesday afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. James McNaught, of New York.
who Is visiting Mrs. Joseph Mcknight.
The house was prettf,y decorated and DAM
ty refreshments served. Those presa
were: Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Hayden. u
Boone. Mrs. McMicken, Mrs. Stewa1 1krs.
Frank Bell. Mrs. James McSamR. Mrs.
Joseph Mcknight. Mrs. Harbaugh. Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. William Whittl-sey. Mrs.
Charles Whittlcsey, airs. Kittinger. Mrs.
Simpson. Mrs. Struve. Mrs. Lowman. MIS-.
Forrest.
The French Club met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Charles Stimson
on Queen Anne hill and spent an instruct
i've and interesting afternoon.
The Wednesday Night Club met hast
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Backus. The next
meeting viii be held at the Carkeeks'. cor
ner of Boren avenue and Madison street
Mrs. Brownell. OF Everett, visited with
friends IN Seattle several days last week
Mrs. W. A. Peters Is back from her visit
to friends in California.
Mr.. j. F. Foulkes. OF Victoria, Is expect
ed in Seattle on a visit to his many friends
shortly.
The Queen Anne Cinch Club met with
Mrs. Charles Stimson on Friday night
Mrs. Fred Humphries and Mr.. Harry elise
won the first prizes.
Cards are out for an "At Home at Mrs.
Paschal,'s on Monday. to meet Mrs. James
Mcknight.
sarsl's on Friday. Tea was served.
Church Entertainments and Socials.
The entertainment given by the pupils
of the Sacred Heart school on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights Of last week was a
success, both financially and socially. The
programme was changed Wednesday
night, and this met with the hearty APP
prevail OF all who attended. Violin, plano
M a
sentative marches were the principal fea-
lures 81 the entertainment. and the teach
ers and prompters are 10 be congratulated
upon the progress Of their pupils. There
was also a three-act operetta given, the
characters being well sustained through
out A handsome sum was realized from
the entertainment and repaid the teachers
for their work IN arranging the perform
ance.
The Sunday school at Rentor held inter-
es.fng Easter services on the evening OF
Sunday last in the Presbyterian church.
AZ on former occasions Mrs. Bogert took
the charge OF decorating the church. her
love of flowers fitting her pre-eminenfly
for such work. The decorations were sim
pie. but In remarkably good taste beau
flying the church with evergreens. ferns
ard flowers. Amongst the last, the wild
ones, especially the lilies, predominated-
The services consisted of an Easter con-
Ger, exercise entitled 1.-The Pilgrims
Vision" which required eight persons as
principal performers. one of whom req
resented the pilgrim. and the others were
symbol bearers. wearing white dresses.
Those taking these parts were: Jennie
Ditlevsen. pilgrim: Mary Cooper. lily
bearer: Florence Williams. cross bearer:
Clara Waifack anchor bearer. Edith VIII
fams star bearer Ella Wood. shield
bearer; Katie Keown. crown bearer. Hat
tie Fiibben. Bible bearer. The exercises
consisted OF recitations. by each one re-
spectiveiy. with regard 10 that which
each one represented. These were inter-
sperssd with singing, either by the parties
above mentioned or the entire school The
parts were wei sustained. and the recita-
lions eyceliently rendered TO q large ard
arpreciatiye audience. which filed the
house 70 its utmost capacity. The services
began with an Easter song by the school.
followed hy prayer. and were closed with
henesiictiar. after brief address, by Rev.
George r. whitworfh, IN which special
reference was made 10 the instruction con-
tanned IN the symbols employed.
OF the many beneficiary church affairs
during the past week none was more en-
toyahIe or entertaining than the one given
az oltman's hail on Thursday evening for
the henefst OF the choir OF ST. Clements
church. The attendance was large. and
enthusiastically encored every number On
the excellent programme. The entertain
rsent was under the guidance Of Miss Sadie
Martin and Mr.. Worth Densnore. The mti-
steal programme consisted OF a sunfower
song By ten choir boys. an overture by
Mrs T. 4. kuhsmann ard Mr.. G. Thomson:
contraiio solo, The Flight of Ages" by
Mrs. Conway: violin solo. ''Gayatina," by
Mr.. r. Berry: soprano solo. Mrs. ]. l.
Waller with violin ohi.gato By Mr.. Thorn
son: mandolin and guitar duet. by Mrs