The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13


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"a EasS week zzs r@at Ssven q. P-oScA's
As4-1 HeT1r@s1ay evening G.5sr ne avs
L1-es 9. re Coed Samaritan g-1ssi % -
. NaslsS7i e14-e1- Mrs.. Il =. Kline. eae
s@21 asoias-. sd 60 &rT&4- n charge
1.ae Ia NSs aAle7s y an agaree-aSSye AZ
--s-%Ss al every El-SEw On the -s-o-
S-AEa21s. N1s1a sollo=s ~as fully en-
1.ye1. Vocal solo, AIR Earse'' pamcAA.
Mss .tsel KANE asryzoae 500. ssas1sss.
NJ = ". szaz9s-s- piano SEQ. spin
ing Haee3, Ia 7lzra3a. caras - @. les.
A@11Gs-ssoAa. Mr. E.~r@Ss Harrison; voc.al
500, SIzg or Ms loan L E1egrsav:
vocal e2st. Truss He- Not Mrs. .. a
. 1. h.o-easSser AID Mrs Bacsnsr. bAryteze
500, Spring" Er. g " Saunders. xfs-
I'm so9o, old Fo.ks A. Home May. Mss
h-tas4 AaA-ss recitation. TIE Other one
Was AoolAs Coz Robert II. Lindsay;
vocal 500, selected. Ms. -. A. Z. Roeass-
Ter 2ceoaag&nzSs- ~. T. 5 Palmer.
6sNxAtrg, soclai entertainment. Vas
given By Mr. and Mrs Farley 81 their
home On Rochester avenue lass Tuesday
evening The Attendance vas limited 10
a few o. t1sel- personal srieSsGs- The ao2se
T'2s HOS. beautifully decorated and every
t1sag had been carefully prssaTes. In ne
early part % me sTealux the gsests ea-
te-salzs6 themselves w4th 4 contest 4.
" Sass . = NssEs42 s@FfE1 E2s sIfs e41. lie
guests were then invited - ne drawing
room whore z1gzss> ard szncsnS <olsoatsa
Mrs @ A C. Rochester zaS her SISTER
Mrs B1cgne-. e Kansas Cry. rendered
several vocal angs instrumental duets.
cUeE urol tire organ AMI piano bang
particularly well rendered and easc-tl2s
hearty applause
Bishop Bro7iel. o. Helena, wa. p-e~s-:
Mathew society September s TIE hall
vas c-owds<. by members and friends
o. he organization TIE hssAo2 spoke
very earnestly ana .rsp-eSSlEesy OF TIE
great work - temperance. exAo~tin-
.a2t2afulness and zeal n tie good cause,
not only so- her OAR immediate ~res-
fare, BE- tsat by their good example
they might induce Others 70 lead temper
ate lives. Re expressed great pleasure
a. finding 50 eea-ishing q Father Mathew
1o;aI Abs I1neace sorse;y. and said he
hoped they wxsal3 ''sI@ays 10 credit 20
Seattle, tAs San Fraac!sco Of the North
west.
number O. me friends o. Mss Ger
lie Anderson sE'e7. a portion O. Te6nes-
Cay afternoon and evening al her home
en- the north shore % Green s&ke. Boat
ing and q picnic luncheon was e-isoyss
tale vas given a. The home OF Mr.. a-a
Mrs. 2. ". Anderson Among those rres-
eo; we're, Miss Simpson. Miss Peck. Miss
Warner. Mss Cassie Mills. Miss Fla
Taylor. Miss Edna Ga-etsoa. Miss af~-
Donald, Miss Flora Aver Mr. Charles
Taylor. Mr.. X. e Mills, Mr. = r. Nc
Donald. Mr. EArnes: Boyle Mr. T. s
Morris. Mr. Leonard Anderson. Mr..
George Morris and NJ Bernard Tayso-.
The Ladies Aid Society % the Ea~e-
water Congregational church gave me
first social oF The season Friday eversnx.
The attendance WAS very large. and N
enjoyable evening was spent by all After
q musical s-3 literary programme iees
and cake were served Following j. The
programme: Focal duet. Miss Ashzorth
and M. Dsnsmo-e, v1-cal solo. Miss Ma
Becker. violin duet. Miss Sara Livingstone
ana Master Fred Herbert. instrumental
1us-, NJ and Mrs. =. r Vain r.eftz-
ton. Mss KITE Brooks: The jolly
Tinker" six little girls. reading. Mrs a
= Tucker
The wednesday = II. cub net with
Mrs. A z. Tucker Vermont street. Wed
nesdsy afternoon Ancient Literature
was the subject and the afternoon vas
spen. & tbs study AMI discussion o, T-sr~
gfIs works. Georgia. xr1 Aene5A Sketch
- from Marx Twain we-e reat Ny 9it-
frrent members. Al e}A>i3o- % Officers
for tbs ensuing th-ee months resulted
IN the appointment % Mrs. Pau Land
as president: Ms, Charles T-svsnrSton..
vice presiieo. and Mrs. Jacob Ee1Sen.
secretary.