The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19

Hoez. Miss Belle Hoo Miss Naass Hoo3.
Mss Hectic Smith. " ss Asrszrss ysr7o.
Mss Laura Ssc1lette s EveiAra Gca-
letse. Miss Alta Drew = SIS Jessie Drew.
Miss Lillian RsN sca ssr- Andrew r-1's.
Mr.. Jaw Spencer. gr. S4sr rinkhara, air.
George Hood. Mr.. William Geu,ssse. Mr..
J. II. yarne. Mr.. Arthur Carrie. Master
While Drew.
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Lodge and Church >ccfNis.
R&rke hall was aiisa almost - overflow
ing On Friday e~ease<. s2se attraction, Ns-
snx an entertainment gwen nrscr this za-
spices CT Aqua ledge. tsscree OF honor.
The feature Of the @vaei-x wss the pre-
dsctio1 ~ the pretty ID siSh4iy opsretta
'-I1ssis" hs Ers fhsry. The groaplrsS
solos ana chGsxsses made F,csaire that vii
icng liage- IN the minds # sscss forturats
enough 70 BE- present. Mise Eeaa Aesdes-
acted ard sang the part ~ fssiiA. aad aii
II well. Miss Eva B1rifa-aFrse was the
queen q the fairies. anss Mrs. Adj Bailey
was the first rnoartafa child. both Singing
well. TIE other soio pa-ss were taksn hy
Mrs Myrtle Smith. Miss Jesiais Head. Mss
Helen Crawford. Mrs &. T. Met'eysy, MISC
SosSe Rahfz and Miss sssri. The chorus
was well cossumea aps sang with effect.
TIE rnanAgsment Of The affair was IN the
has,is OF Miss Emma = AcCarty. and tho
direction of the nuss> s15 the stage Vas
lacked after by Mrs Nerwsa- Miss Maui
seymour and Mss 1,lh Kock deserve ssse-
eial mention fer two dsners The music
chestra- Dancing followed the entersats-
ment.
The members OF Fremont lodge. No. g.
l. O. q. F.. assisted by Local talent. pro-
ducsd the fclr-act drama Hazel kirkN
at the Fremont opera hauss Tuesday even
Ing. The entertainment was under the di-
rection Of Mr.. j. r. Matthews. Each char
acssr was well sas;a aed the cast being as
follows: Hazel kirks. Miss Edna MeCon-
nell: Lady TraveTs. Miss Jeanne Head:
Mercy Kirke, Miss PefIa McC1naeii: Deliy
Drttsn. Miss Mamie Holden; Arthur Car
rinSford. Mr.. Charles Murphy. Squire
Rodney. Mr.. H W. Pratt. Dans;an kirke
Mr.. c. r. Remsbsrg; Pittacus Green. Sfr.
!. r. Matthews: Barney o'F1ynn. Mr..
william Marysay. Excellent music was
furnished by Miss Mande Seymour, Mr.. s.
l.. Middleton and Mr. Robert Ellis.
Stevens Relief Corps rendered Stevens
Post. q. A. r.. a s,lrp-'se party at Grand
Army han In tho Hsnckiey block On Tues.
day evening that was m every way Sue
cess The ladies' of the CORPS :ns. in Capt
Taylor's Office. and as soon as the hss.ns 81
meeting Of the posi- was completed and
the members on thstr way to their usual
bean dinner. surprised them by appearing
loaded DOWN with xo,d things to eat. AZ
ter refreshments. speeches were the order
OF the evening. and NJ an oppcrtune mo-
men. Mrs Della Coleman. on behalf Of tbs
corps. presented the past with : hand-
acme flag to be used In the Gr1na Army
cemetery. The fAdy's remarks u4fe well
chosen and loudly AppInuaesl. colnnander
Wrestling RESPONDED and thanked the Ia
dies for their thonahtfuiness. In response
TO cries for music. Mrs. Heien sBurk sang
THE Star spsngl@i Banner 10 an ac-
compartment by Mrs. Morris. The hail
was then cleared for dancing. which was
kept up for several hours The ladies' Of
the corps participating n the surprise were:
Mrs Burk. Mrs. Mel Spauldins. Mrs.
Kiibourne Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Rssedorph.
Mrs Towl. Mrs. Hoimss. Mrs Lincoln.
Mrs. Taylor. Mrs Sp-~eas. Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. Gelst. Mrs. McKercher. Mrs Hamil-
foa. Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Gay. Mrs. Barney.
Mrs. Barry. Mrs ADAMS. Mrs. Benedict.
Mrs. Hawthorn, Mrs. cepestlck. Mrs Hep
kfns. Mrs. woodrusY. Mrs. craney. Mrs.
McKeirnan, Mrs Bogars. Mrs. Tre<n. Mra
A. p Spauidlng. Miss Mildred SpAnldtnGt
Miss Florence Burk. Miss Kate Hsi1sk
Mss May spsulding.
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Surprlks Parties.
Mr. A. v. BonIIlon was most axreeabiy
surprised ON Monday evening. April
10. when his house was suddenly taken
possession OF by friends who came TO ten
der him their best wishes on the occA-
sion OF his twenty scvsn;h birthday an
niversary. After a mutual exchange Ct
kind words. tables were cleared and pro-
gressive whist was enjoyed by all until
a late hour, when refreshments were
served, ending a very pleasant evening.
After wishing Mr.. Boniilon many more
such anniversaries the guests departed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boailon wishing them all
in return such a happy surprise as was
given them. Those present we're: Mr..
and Mrs A. " Bonilion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander Miller. Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Par
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sheehan. Mrs.
Robert l.. Lusby. Miss Mae Bell Sheahan
Miss Mary Mcdonald. Miss NJ. A. Nc
Donald. Mss Birdie Fltzhenry. Mr.. II.
O. Wright. MIR. A. NJ. Bonillon. Master
Victor Bonillon and Miss Victorire Bon
llion.
Mrs. r. L. McLaren and Miss Aimira
NJ Stowell, teachers at the Acme college,
were pleasantly surprised at the college
rooms Thursday evening by the members
of the faculty. students and their friends
The ladies were sent TO the rooms on an
errand and were surprised 10 find a merry
crowd awaiting them. Mr.. J. l.. Waller,
in behalf of the friends present. presented
The ladies' each with a beautiful silk para
sol Although very much surprised, they
responded happily and the remainder ol
the evening was spent In social arnuss-
ments and dsncirg.
Mrs A. l.. Calm of Washington street.
gave a surprise party at her elegant home
on Monday evening in honor Of her sister
Miss Nettie Gottstein. OF Montana. who
has been visiting In Seattle for several
months and who left for her home on
Tuesday All the leading young society
people Of the Jewish set were present. and
enjoyed themselves thoroughly until an
early hour The house was astractiveiy
decorated with choice cut flowers and
ferns and a luncheon prepared that would
tempt the appetite OF the most fastidious
ken part In by number OF
the young guests. Miss Lou Green.
baum and Miss Davis proving the mosl
expert and thereby winning the dainty
favors Ths floors were cleared for dane
ing which ia the strains Of catchy music
was kept up for several hours. Mis'
Gottsteln. who by her sweet ways has
made herself very popular In Seattle. wa,
the recipient OF many hearty wishes Of q
safe trip home and invitations to agair
visit friends In this city. Among thos.
present we're: Miss Nellie Goitstsin, Mis-
Rosie Davis, Miss Jennie Rosenthai. Mis-
sara Gottssein. Miss Beckie Schoenfeid
Miss Kate Greenbaam. Miss Garfuzie
Miss Gertrude Davis. Miss Sadie Calm
Miss Fannie Dsggin~er. Miss Lulu Friend
Misses ~iizinski. Misses ssodmans. Mis-
Gundesdlne. Miss Henrietta Wolf. Mis-
Clara Sternberg. Mr. Ralph scho%nfeli
Mr.. herman Schocnfeid. Mr.. sam Brown
Mr.. Garanzie Mr.. bernstein. Mr.. Dav'
Davis. Mr. Lonnie Abrams. Mr.. Goddard
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Weddings.
An even, LOOKED forward TO for som
weeks by a large circle OF friends has besi
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth A. Fowler
daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Fowler
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