The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-29

hall on April Il. Those having the affair
in charge are: Mrs. MacCulsky. Mrs. Kit
finger. Mrs Strout, Miss Furth. Miss
Strive. Mss Munday. Miss Emery and
Miss Taylor.
Mrs. A. e. MacCulsky entertained the
following at a box party at the Third Ave-
nue. theater on Thursday evening: Miss
Strive, Miss Furth. Miss Folsom. Miss
Riley. Miss Murray. Mr.. Lester Turner,
Mr.. Folsom. Mr.. Strive. Mr.. Savage and
Mr.. Haines.
Miss Ann Turner gave a box party at
the Third Avenue theater on Saturday
afternoon. having for her guests Mrs.
Frederick Bausman. Mss Holmes. Mss
Elaine Hanford. Misc Helen Fairfax Nc
Naught. Miss Spencer and Miss Navarah
kautx.
The Wednesday Card Club met last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shep-
pard. on Terry avenue. and will meet this
week with Mrs. NJ. F. Backus.
Entertainments and Socials.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of Columbia
City, gave their annual supper at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Joseph HellenthaI on Thurs
day evening. A substantial chicken dinner
was served in the early evening. sixty-five
sitting down. and during the evening that
followed a musical and literary programme
was given. There were also speeches by
Mayor Person. Mr.. McCurly. Mr. Hastings,
Mr.. Rattray and others. Mr.. Stephen was
called on for e speech. but instead read
the alleged minutes Of a preceding meet
ing. much to the delight OF every one pres
ent. After the usual introduction TO min
ufes of lodge meetings. Mr.. Stephen went
on to say that the sick committee, headed
by Mrs Woodruff. reported that IL had
two cases on hand Mr.. Hastings and Mr.
Grout. Both had been seen with crutches.
The former had been visited sixteen times
and was slowly Welding to treatment
Mr. Grout was followed by member Of
the committee to Seattle. where he was
seen 10 break into run to catch a street
car, carrying the crutches in his hands
his name has now been removed from the
SICK list as cured. The steering commit
tee. Mrs. Tremain. Mrs. Kelso and Mrs.
Hellenthal. reported that things in their
department We're badly mixed. the girl or
dered Tor Prof. Brown having gone to Mr..
McCurly. Prof. Brown would have 10
take the boy. which should have gone to
Mr.. McCurly. The committee suggested
that an exchange could probably be ef-
fecfed by the interested parties Mrs
Schade stated that a committee who had
been guilty Of such malfeasance misfeas-
ancs and nonfeasance in office had no right
to offer any suggestions. but should be
summarily dismissed. and she would make
: u
new steering committee was appointed as
follows: Mrs. Jack johnson. Mrs. Peirson.
Mrs. Fisher aud Mrs Hun This commit
Tee was placed under bonds to prevent A
repetition of the old committees offense.
Mrs. Scott. as chairwoman OF the work
committee. reported that she had dis,rib-
uted nineteen quilt patches and collected
fourteen others which were nearly finished,
lacking only little more green and yellow
yarn decorations. Low mutterings had
been heard from the men, who declared
the quit business nuisance. and that IL IL
continued much longer there would be
nothing left for them TO wear. Mrs Crout
introduced the following resolution: THAT
1t Is the sense of the Ladies' Aid Society
o. Columbia that We quit making quilts;
that We conciliate the men OF our tribe
by diverting our original gifts and ener-
gies In channels more beneficial to man
Kind In his earlier stages. In other words.
make overalls for the boys. Also, be IL
resolved. That we hereby authorize a COM
mittee to be appointed by the chair to
collect all patch work now outstanding. ar
range and piece the same in an artistic
manner, and present the patchwork so
pieced to school district No IS, the same
TO be unfurled to The breezes from the
tower flagstaff of the district school"
This resolution was passed unanimously.
were present: Mr. and Mrs. Rattray. Mr.
and Mrs. Brauffel, Mr.. and Mrs Hastings
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompton, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Curley. Nj. and Mrs. Person. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. Kelso. Mr.. and Mrs Stephen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Colder.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hepler. Mr. and
Mrs AGA Helper. Mr.. ard Mrs Res Hep
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodruff. Mr.. and Mrs. Grout. Mr.
- ~.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ivy. Mr. and Mrs HUFF Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Borre;i,
Mrs. Boyden. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. IRE
main. Prof. F. ] Browne. Mr.. Ludwig
Hellenthal, Miss Martha f. Pike, Miss FL
ma Scheib. Miss Sarah Reeves. Miss
Rachel smalley. Miss Mary Kelso. Miss
Josie Helienthai. Miss Bertha Heilenthal
The young ladies of the high school
scored a great success on Thursday and
Friday evenings with their minstrel per
The assembly hall was filed
both nights and the unbounded applause
that greeted the efforts ~ the Young ladies
IN black was the best indication that the
performance was enjoyable. The make
ups OF the erdnen were decidedly smart
and their jokes were delightfully."- refresh
Ing. The Jokes were new and crisp, and in
some Instances little biting. The singing
y as excellent. as well also the recitations.
Too much credit cannot he given Prof.
Sharpe for the able manner in which he
drilled the girls and staged the perform
snce. Miss fseora Conn and Miss Cora
Smith were the premier endrnen The fol-
lowing young ladies took part In the per
formance; Miss Resale Dewoif Miss Edith
Davis. Miss Gencvievc ReIfe, Miss Lillian
ChilberS. Miss Cora Smith. Miss Alice
True Miss Ieors Conn. Miss Bessie In
glis. Miss Gertrude Winsor Miss Ida tsott-
stein. Miss Mabel Lynch. Miss May
Thompson. Miss Nellie Wallace Miss Fan
ME kingsbury. Miss Murray. Aiiss Ida Tai
radge. Miss Emma Brown. Miss Bessie
larmer. Miss Edith Twiss. Miss Alice
Miss Alice Muldoon. Miss Lillian
The open meetings OF stevens Post. q
A. r. are showing the good results OF the
Efforts O, Commander Wrestling and the
other officers Of the post 10 render them at
;ractiye TO the public at large by bringing
out the best musical and literary talent IN
the city to take part IN she programmes
At the meeting last Tuesday evening IN.
music. both vocal and instrumental. was
o. high order and the recttasions ELECTED
prolonged applause. Prof Sharpe gave
two Of his inimita.ie readitions OF comic
songs and one recitation Mrs, Tounsiey
sang two pleces. accornpa MED by Nine.
Rsrta Crt .eiM "susTe-' and After
ward" both 81 which were heartily ap-
piaud.i Nine. criveii. whose charming
execution never fails 20 delight her au,ii-
eaces played 4 rrazurks and the Military
Parade Review" s. a manner which drew
universal applause. % the many excel
lent recitRiioas that of the Welsh Class
les" by Mrs. GaSs deserves special men,
tton The general features os the pro-
zrsmn. which made ue the very pleasant
evenIrx have already been msafioaed-
Birthday Parties