The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-01

The Seattle Liberal Union gave ttsf-
- entertainment and social dance last
"wednesday evening IN the Masonic lem
pie. which Was enjoyed BY large audi
ence The occasion Was made memorable
By the golden wedding Of Dr. and Mrs
York. who have Isasaed the hafs-century
sniss stone OF welded life. The marriage
ceremony WAS performed by Judge Ben
son. weif-aiied parre being presented 70
the couple from the members and friends
Of the Liberal Union by Mrs. Nellie Wood.
treasurer Of The union. The music for the
occasion was furnished by the Schulixa
family. the literary part OF the enter
sa3nment consisted OF recitzfions ~ Mrs
Nellie Wood. Mrs. George 6tetson, MIS-
A. C. Mcdonald, Airs. e. A. Nellie, Prof
I'D Roland and Miss Kate Depeati. Songs
we're rendered by sirs. Jennie Houshson
Edmunds. Miss Clara Walker, Miss cara
Spray and Mr. Fred Long. Piano solos
were given by Mrs. Partridge and Prof
Moline The Mandolin Club. under the
direction of Prof r.. W. Wood. rendered
several selections. congratuiaiory letters
were read from DR.. Yorks son and daugh-
ter In California and other friends In San
Francisco. After the literary and musical
entertainment refreshments were served
and dancing continued until late hour
DR.. York WIN deliver his farewell lecture
here on next Sunday evening and snen
goes 70 fill engagements In San Francisco
and LIS Angeles.
On SUNDAY April Is. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
s<ph HeIIenthal gave u party In honor OF
their daughter Berthas birthday 10 few
OF her many friends at their home In Co
ilmbla CITY. The house was decorated
with ferns and flowers. AT an early hour
dinner was served and the guests depart
cd for stroll 10 Lake Washington. The
rIe nj
sIc. speeches and songs. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HELEN
thai. Mr. and Mrs. r. J Ivers. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ii. Hansen. M,ss Margurest ivers.
ksss Berniee Parke, Miss II. Whyte. Miss
Mary kerby. Miss Sadie ksrby. Miss H.
Perry. Miss Luela Hines. Miss bertha
HelienthaI. Mr. X. Booth. Mr. Al. j. Con-
rail-. Mr.. e. 4. Roray. Prof. w Rasmes-
sen, Mr. l.. J. HsIlenthsl. Mr.. i. r. Come
ford. Prof. X. J. Bennett, Mr.. +. Kelley.
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Fremont Lodge. No. S.. gave a pleasant
banquet In Fremont last "Wednesday sven
iue ia honor of the seyenty-ninth amt
yersary OF the order. This tables extend
ed the entire length OF the lodge hall ana
the plates were all occupied. Mr.. Z. r.
pemsberg acted as ;oaslmastsr. Respons-
- were made by Mrs. III. A. swift. Ars-
A. j. Brown. MIR. john Burrows. Mr.. g.
AT u:so o'clock the tables were cleared
and the company dispersed.
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party was given Saturday night. April
n. al the Rainier hotel. In homer OF Mr..
ytetcr c.. Crolsssnt. now visiting In this
city from Trail. Il. G.. The dining room
ar The hotel was festocned with bunting
and nags were everywhere displayed
Above the orchestra deft fingers had
Arapes, the new Cuban tricolor in,erweav-
snr On the one hand with the Stars and
stripes and ON the other with the Union
Jack Refreshments wsrs served.
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The choir of the First Christian church
planned a pleasant surprise for their lead
or. Prof. II. Il. Ilndersmith, last Friday
evsniag After the usual choir practice
they served refreshments and presented
Pref. y.inderssalth with a beautiful ebony
baton. inlaid with pearl and silver
mounted
The causerle de Salon Club met with
the Misses carrau on Monday At itis Sev~
eu,h avenue The afternoon was spent
In reading the French comedy. Nine ct
Contre-M.nr."
The y f. q. musicale Will be given st
the residenc. III Mrs. G. .. Guy. sS Eighth
avenue south. on Tuesday afternoon. May
:, n. o'clock.
Mrs. A. T. Friend entertained the La
dies Aid Society Of the Cumberland Pres
hyterian church at luncheon Wednesday
Afternoon.