The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30

Miss Anna Bigger was honored with a
surprise party Tuesday night by the mem
bers of the Epwor.h League OF which she
Is a prominent member. The party was
given In the Gilman Park NJ. e. church on
the corner OF State street and Third av-
enue, after the regular business meeting OF
the league. A very enjoyable evening was
spent with music, singing and social recre-
atoms. Rev. W. II. Miller delivered an In
structiye address and delicious refresh
ments were served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bullock. Mr.. John Mcdonald, Mrs.
A. F. Rudene, Mrs. Kate WELDON, Miss
Anna Brygger. Miss Jennie Brygger. Miss
Lilly Draper. Miss Maud Hopkins. Miss
Sara Ward. Miss Villa Miller, Miss Gertie
Riley Miss Vehe Riley. Miss Allie Pitcher,
iissEthel McElravey. Rev. w. H. Miller.
Mr.. Paul Hopkins. Mr.. f. Schiliestad. Mr..
Alfred Schillestad Mr.. Hugh WELDON.
On Saturday evening party OF con-
genial friends with some guests from Chi
cago held a pleasant and jolly picnic at
Prospect beach. opposite Magnolia bluf.
Songs. recitations and a delicious lunch
enabled all present to spend an enjoyable
evening. Those present. were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Donaghue, Mrs. ]. W. Stout,
Mrs. r. Aiken. Miss s. Edwards, Miss
Leila Stout. Miss Stella Stout. Miss
Blanche Winsor. Miss Hazel Stout. Mr..
Fred Kellogg. Mr.. David E. Kellogg. Mr..
Dickson. Mr.. Thompson. Mr.. Elliott. Mr..
]. L. King. Mr.. Cal WELDON. Masters Ray
Donoghue and John Stout.
On Thursday evening a farewell party
was given to Mr.. VIII Jack, who left for
Chicago yesterday, at his mothers resi-
dence on Tailman avenue. The evening
was passed with dancing. cards. music and
games. At an appropriate hour a sump-
tuous supper was served. Those present:
Mrs. John Jack. Mrs. o. II. Morley. Miss
r. II. Hyland, Miss Leila Stout. Miss Me-
1issa Murdoch, Miss Ina Murdoch. Miss
Blanche Winsor, Miss frankie Parker. Mr..
VIII Jack. Mr.. Arthur Jack. Mr.. Alex.
Jack. Mr.. w. r. Calderwood. Mr. Cal Wei
bon. Mr.. Walter Gordon Mr.. l.. A. Thomp-
son. Mr.. Herbert Hyland. Mr.. Kendall.
Mr.. William Murdoch.
An icecream social was held on Wednes-
day evening under the auspices of st. S,e-
phen's Episcopal church at the rectory on
Preston street. There was large attend
ance. especially OF young people. who
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the occasion.
4 programme consisting of songs. recita-
tons and singing, was well rendered. ev-
cry number eliciting well deserved APP
piause. The programme was as follows:
Instrumental. violin ana piano. Mr.. Davis
and Mr.. Roy Peabody: recitation. Miss
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with violin accompaniment by Harry
Lewis; recitation. Miss Nita Cornthwaite:
instrumental violin and piano. Mr.. Davis
and Mr.. Roy Peabody; song. Mrs. Beres-
ford Roberts. After and during the rendi-
ton of the programme ice cream and
strawberries were served In the rectory.
Louis Anderson and Fl. B. Peterson left
on Wednesday for Siiverfon, where they
have several mining claims which they are
developing.
Mr. Fred Kellogg left on Monday for
Cariboo. where he will hunt. fish and pros
pect the greater part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sullivan. Of Getcneii.
visited their parents. Ar. and Mrs. John
sullivan. this week.
MIR. Hugh Weldon will start this week on
"A trip across the continent on his bicycle.
He viii follow the route of the Great
Northern.
The members of the Y. p S. c. r. of the
First Presbyterian church gave a success
fal entertainment in the Odd Fellows hall
Friday night. The attendance was large.
The Sons of Veterans have received ri
fies and side arms from the state. On
Thursday the members used them for the
nrst time.