The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

who had been living on Queen Anne, went
TITO the NacSufsky home. During the
next two weeks Gen John III. Bryant and
Mss Bryant viii leave the Terry home. on
Roren avenue and Cherry street They
win make il their home until fall. when
Miss Bryant viii return 10 Washington
City.
The fourth annual opening OF the Elliott
Bay Yacht Club which took place last
Tuesday evening az Odd Fellows nan.
was 50 largely attended that the spacious
quarters had their capacity completely
tested. If all had come who received In
yitations / don't know where we should
have placed them said one member OF
the club 10 some friends. A musical and
literary programme occupied the atten-
ton Of the guests during the early part
of the evening The programme included;
A piano solo by Mr.. r. W. Herald q man.
dolin and guitar duet by Mr.. Fred Ever
sole and Mr. A. Bracons. a recitation In
dialect BY Mrs. George W. Stetson. vo-
cal solo by Mr.. Harry Leland. flute solo
by Mr. J. A. Merriam. vocal solo by
Mr. Frank Coomhs and a recitation by
Mr. Charles p. Clary. Prof. Piekerill
Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Club render
ed a number OF selections. After the rem
the remaining part of the evening IN
dancing. The following officers and COM
mitteemen were in direct charge of the
successful AFFAIR. Commodore Henry Hen
sell Vice Commander George E. Thomp-
son. Treasurer Amos Brown and Secre-
tary r. J. MeClelland. Percy Callahan.
William Hensei. jr.. r. III. Hopkins and
DEM. Ssmonson.
A very pleasant affair took place at the
high school hall last Friday evening.
when the pupils of the Minor school en-
tertained their parents and friends with
a weli-arranged programme exceiiently
rendered. People from Renton Hill and
walla Walla addition turned out I'm force.
and the hall was well filed. The pro-
gramme follows:
Directorate March,. .......... Orchestra
Doll drill .............-....Tw Twenty girls
Recitation. ........yivian Greenwood
Rainbow drill. ............--....T Thirty girls
Soprano Esther Talmadge. Blanch
Brewster: alto. Marie Crivelli. Ru-
berta Roos; bass, Frank Brewer.
Charlie Cook.
Hoop drill. Eight boys and girls
Recitation ..,..... Helen Tremper
Tinker sonS..-..... .s-.....-.-. twenty boys
The programme ended with the pretty
little comedy. Friends or Foes the
roles being well taken by the following
ton of Mr.. O. M. snyder filling the in
tervals between scenes with selections:
Clio. Muse of History, Miss Helene Bur
rell: Portia Pleadwell, Cornelia Carroll:
States attorney, Charles Cook. Chief Jus
tice Frank Brewer: Policeman, Bert Ehle:
Detective. Burnet Ripley. Electrician.
VIII Hassell: Herald. 10 Newberger:
Court Crier. Clarence Dohm; Boy of Mod
ern Story, Grant Meyers. George WASH
ington, Fred Strudewick; Evangeline, Leila
Price: Dido. queen of Carthage, Marie
Crivelli; Nero. Arthur Fischer. Pocohon-
tas Bertha Brewer. Joan of Arc. Blanch
Brewster: William Tell Raymond West:
Wilmington. Oliver Spencer
Thursday afternoon for Miss Cowles. of
Olympia who has been her guest during
the week. The guests were arranged
around numerous tables and were called
upon TO mention the country the name OF
which began with the letter appearing on
a small square of cardboard. At intervals
those who had been first to give the great
est number Of answers progressed. and at
the close of the game prizes were award
ed Miss Ethel Sempie carrying of the
first prize Miss McGraw's guests includ-
ed Miss Hayden. Miss Spencer. Miss Nu-
gent Miss Hoover. of Spokane, Miss Nc
Naught, Miss Phillips, Miss Semple. Miss
Clark. Miss Morgan, Miss Baxter and
Miss Waidron.
Miss Ciark's bicycle tea at her home
near Lake Union yesterday afternoon
was well attended. Notwithstanding the
disagreeable weather. The affair was for
Miss Hoover. of Spokane. The guests in
Guided Miss Hansard. Miss Waldron. Miss
Baxter Miss Holmes, Miss Garfield, Miss
Laura Garfield Miss Whittier, Miss Phil
lips. Miss McGraw. Miss Mcknight. Miss
Mollie Phillips. Miss Semple and Miss
Ethel Semple Mr.. Grin Rank, Mr.. II. w.
Herald, Mr.. Harold Smith. Mr.. Morris
Cheal, Mr.. Lenos James Richard, Mr.
Clare Farnsworth. Mr.. T. r. Crockett. Mr.
Clarence Edwards, Mr.. Robert Webb. Mr..
Charles wurtele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schoenfeld cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary OF their
marriage last Thursday evening at their
home 1922 Second avenue. Dancing. mu-
sic and cards were INDUCED in The homo
was decorated. The guests included: Mr..
and Mrs Aronson Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Gott-
stein Dir. and Mrs. NJ. A. Gottstein. Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Cohn. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Gottstein Mrs. /. Davis Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bories, Mr. and Mrs. I. Korn, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Bernstein. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
p. Friend. Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Mayer. Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin G. Wnstock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Uhifelder. Mrs. Winehill. Mr.. Deg
ginger.
Mrs. John Collins entertained the French
Club last Monday afternoon. The early
part OF the time was spent I'm the garden.
where. under the Leadership of their pro-
fessor. the members OF the club discussed
the uses and beauties of the trees. flowers
and vegetables. Later the club adjourned
to the library, where dainty refreshments
were served. Reading and general con-
versation closed an agreeable and instruc-
tive afternoon. The club Will be enter
tanned by Mrs. II. Clay Eversole tomorrow
afternoon.
Friday afternoon Mrs c. T. Webb gave
an elegant reception at her home on Re-
publican and Harvard streets, her sister,
Mrs. George NJ Dimnitt, of Des Moines,
Ia being the guest OF honor. The eiabo-
rate decorations Of the reception and other
rooms were lilacs. The reception hours
were from TO 6. Mrs. Charfes p. slim
son. Mrs Howard Josiln. of Tacoma, Mrs.
Mrs. r. F. Blaine and Mrs. A. " Vim
hedge assisted Mrs. Webb in receiving.
A luncheon was given by Mrs. Del Har~
bsugh Thursday at the Rairier-Grand,
the guests including Mrs Sutclire Baxter.
Mrs. =. r. Mcknight. Mrs. n. NJ. Matt.
Mrs. A b Stewart Mrs. Martin. Mrs. A.
NJ Brookes. Mrs. william Redfield and
Mrs John K Brown. The luncheon was
for MRS. Harbaugh's mother. Mrs. Mary
HYDE and her sister. Mrs. Kate Wilson.
who will leave next week for their home
In Montpelier. VT.
Friday evening Miss Mcknight gave a
small card and dancing party for Miss