The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-10

Tan. Mr.. N. e Casa Mr.. Thomas Rceerta
Mr. J. +. Hardin. Mr.. h =. Alexandra
Mr.. VIII Cr.ss-
One OF the pleasantess social gasAer.nrp
OF the veek was the party given BY ths
alSs-s-t Ct Wilson's college last Taesday
evening Tho hours were passed In sAors
issee.-as.afse. se-sewsa BY a luncheon Sn<
dancing. About SIXTY people enjoyed sas
evening. dispensing IN time to catch ,hs
last cars.
TIE fvanhce Club, the popular social or
gan.<asson Of wala wallA addition. gave
oze OF It's rexsar dancing parties at Brew.
ers' hail On Wednesday evening. al which
the following were present: Mf. and Mrs
g T. Martng. Mr.. ard Mrs Seorxe /.
Tew. Mr.. and Mrs Frank PAM. Mr.. sas
Mrs. c. o Iaraea- Mr.. and Mira w. J.
Miller. Mr.. and Mira II. ". Nouston. Mr.,
and Mrs & w. Johnston. AIR. and NrA
Judssn 2. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs w. r. r
Roberts. Mrs. Frank II. Rsnsck. Mrs IL
w Been. Mrs. &. ". Kline. Miss Catch.
Mss hamilton. Miss Joseshine L. Geod.
Miss Van Saikenherx. Mss N. II. Alien,
Mr.. 3 r. Raihburn. Mr. E. Griswold. Nr.
L. c. Eransea and Mr.. J. II Allen. tr.
The Seattle Amateur Press Cub held 10
regular meeting FrsJAy evening AZ the
home OF Mr.. w. r. Alien. On Esghth Ave-
nne. After routine business the club liz
tened 30 debate on tae subject. s.s2a,
solved. That arbitration will never sup.
plant war" Ed A. Herring and walter n
Allen spoke for the Affirmative. aud 81 ers
man ". Foo,e and r. W. Burrough { ~
scented the negative side OF the question
me judges awarded the decision 10 the
FORMER. Those present were. Nisn Kate
~. Holmes. Miss Jennie Lynch. Niss lias
bed isnch. Miss Agnes Potts. Mr.. T. A.
Herring. Mr.. w. T. James. Mr.. 9. We
Foose. Mr.. Dave LAfsmcr. Mr.. Randall W.
Burrough and Mr.. Waiter n AIleA
The young men OF the Stag CluA eavu
one Of their Jolly smokers to msmbsrs aaA
gentlemen friends at their club roo0e ~
the Htnckley block. Tuesday evening. The
nrst part Of tho evening was taken M
with = musical and literary progrnmmo
by members Of the club. after whoa CIGARS
were passed around. humorous stosies ana
witty speeches INDUCED In. the pleasant
time following fully sustainine the repu-
sstion OF the dub - an organinatieA %
Jolly good feliowA Following = the Drs>
gramme:
Piano recital. Mr.. c. r. Johnston; cleo
dance. Ripe rersimmons.. Nj. ovalA d
r. Delano: song. Johnny. FIJI Up the
Bowl" Mr.. Harry Leland; recitation.
''Spartacus to the Gladiators." NJ. Al.
phonse A. Herbert: violin solo. Mr.. Hn1ph
Il Ross: address. Mr.. J. ~. Kemptous
short talk illustrated with crayon skstchees
Mr.. J. H. Kelly: cuartstte. plano. v1olius
mandolin. guitar. Nessrs- Johnston. Ross
Daniels. Delann The club WI clooo ~
dancing season with banquet and BAN
At Prosch's hall Friday evening, Nay -
The organization. however. viii b CO.
tinued through the summer a. IN eutin0
club and win give many pleasant pocntca
and excursions during the coming eoAsons
not the least among which win b income
light trolley party some TINA IN the mean
failure. Among those present at The
smoker Mr.. W. r. Delano. Mr.. p. CaIla~
han. Mr.. odIn Woods. Mr.. J. r. D&sArds
Mr.. c. r. Johnston. Mr.. AlphOnse A. Hers
bert. Mr.. Ralph l. Ross. Mr.. ,. H KAllys
Mr.. G. r. Leighton. Mr.. O. L. DE- W~re Mr.
:. II. Trail. Mr.. IL Leland. Mr.. K Cran>
ford. Mr.. J. u. Kcmpton. Mr.. J. L DANE
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