The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

B~fiiaxhnm Bay Society.
wHATCON. Feb. s.-specizL--A most
delsxas sal sgrai-sccsal even. this week vAs
tbe presentation a. ne rev BslAngasm
opera house OF Samuel % Posen. d ias
T5sspsan Club. a local dramatic orgsnAxa-
ton vhica includes some most sxcslAs0t
talent Charles Bornsts4n delighted the sn-
oiencs with his presentation Of me part OF
Samuel, ard Mrs p. p. noshs as Re1eccss
Miss Marian Moore as Nile. Celeste an9
Mrs. Teek az Ellen carried their parts In
manner that anowet the mosi csrefA
training and much natural aptitude for re
stage AIr. II. g. Barley played the part
OF Uncle Goldsteiu 20 perfection. ana Ar.
Charles r. Park. as FcotItgnt, the stranded
actor. exhibited talent OF most unusual
order for an anatsuFs and was most heart
ily applauded by an audience as critical as
Il was friendly. Mr.. Cornell as Mr.. Win
sicw. NJ. MULTI as West Point and Ar.
Clark as Frank Bronson acquitted them
selves most crealtabiy. Il was the nrst
performance In tas new taeater since the
opera chairs were pat IN There are nearly
500 OF them. and the entire seating capacity
:. about l.ioo The thesfsr Is ROW one OF the
prsttiest and most conveniently arranged
on the Coast. The stage Is large enough
to accommodate the largest companies and
admit OF the fnest scenic displays. The
entire house - heated by steam. and with
numerous exits provided the danger from
fire iS reduced 70 a minimum. Mr.. Stenger
has Allied iong-felt want here and the peo-
PIE seem TO appreciate It.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. h. Doohs entertained q
few OF their many friends last evening, tbs
hours passing quickly for the guests In the
enjoyment OF games, music and refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A p. Cooper gave a de-
ligatful card party at their handsome Car
den street home Saturday evening.
Fairhaven Lodgs. No. 90. a o. Z. w,
gave a very enjoyable dancing party
Thursday evening. which was largely al
tended by members OF the lodge and their
friends
Mr.. .. II. Caulkins. OF this city. and Miss
Elsie Hunt. of Aigona, Ia, were married al
Algona January -. Mr.. Caulkins is en-
gagged In business here and he and ais bride
are now receiving the congratulations OF
large circle OF friends
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Presby-
terrain church gave Vanity tea at the
home of Mrs. r. s. Simpson yesterday
afternoon and evening. Al meeting OF
the society Wednesday al the home OF Mrs.
+. r Graham, Mrs. A. r. Campbell was
elected secretary.
Rebekah Lodge. No. 5. gave very pleas
ant social Wednesday evening after the or
binary lodge business las transacted. The
members and their guests partook of a
1ountiful iunch and enjoyed themselves az
progressive whist. City Marshal Mcknight
and Mrs. George Spence won the FIRST
prizes, tae former getting an elegant snok
ing sc; and the latter Il fine tortoise shell
comb. J. Lake and Miss Ziegler won the
second prizes, Mr.. Lake getting a cute little
Chinese Joss and Miss Ziegler baby horse
fiddle.
Officers OF the National Union were sleot-
ed Monday evening, as follows: Frank
Flint. president, +. r. Y. Day, vice presi-
dent, NJ. q. scouten. chaplain; j. II. Sar-
gent. secretary; 3. b. Irish, financial sscre-
tary; L. r. Croft. treasurer; Frank Briggs.
u: w II. Axteli. j. M. Hit and c. W.
Roberts. trustees.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a
grand Masonic ball. to be given at the X
or p. hall in Fairhaven the evening OF Feb
ruary q
The pleasure-lovins Germans OF the city
had a lively time at a masquerade ball this
evening. There was no lack OF variety. or
igiaallty or grotesaueness IN the costumes.
or OF merriment and good feeling among
the maskers. Numerous and Appropriate
prizes were given.
Mayor weisenbuHger was a Seattle visi-
tor this week.
Ex-Mayor Black has returned 70 San
francisco. where he intends to reside and
engage In the practice OF law.
Mrs Henry Roeder, vile Of the we'll
known pioneer ard mother 90 The present
county treasurer. Il very IL al her elegant
home or Elm street
Mrs. Edward Fischer entertained the La
dies card Club Wednesday afternoon.
Ths pupils OF the public schools are work
ing hard upon a school edition OF the Blade,
witch - 70 be tSsued on the "a. The work
- "a charge OF the following named stan:
EdIor-in-chies. Miriam Darwin. Assistant
editors. High school. james Ambrose. Al
verns Reiohsnderfer: Columbia, Lew At
kins. StatlrA Biggs: Washington. Edward
s,snFer. Mildred Dykeman Lincoln. Mar
ion Higlcy Willard Galloway: Sehorne
Grace Mansfield. George Turnbuu. Adver-
Using committee. Wiile Laube. manager
and treasurer. Fred Likins. Roy Rogers,
Jaw Fancy