The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-06
PARTIES AND OTHER ArTAIRA

Second Infantry Battalion National
Guards Wasainsion. gaze social
and entertainment to the friends
and members Of the company ri
tae!r rooms at the Aymorv. About two
hundred accepted the hospitality OF the
company and enjoyed pleasant evening.
Capt. Frank e. Adams gave an interesting
talk on the aims and prospects OF The
company. After the programme was rem
dered refreshments We're served and then
en- hour was given ~ musical features
ard social talk
Company u recently fitted up two rooms
adjoining the main company room for the
accommodation OF members during spare
hears. Numerous games books. magazines
and a piano form part of the attractions
The social Monday evening was only one
of \ series which il Is intended 10 give:
the next occurring the last ef February.
Company - is in a very prosperous condi-
ton and Is considered one Of the best mill
tary organlza tons IN the west Last week
six members were enlisted and stu
more VIII do so shortly. The programme
and the committees were as follows:
PART /.
M Nss usshns Blanc Press Barns
flute. Max EIsler. violin. George
Recitation. DAVIS AVIS. so'aTTi Se Fiddle Told.
Nse''''''''' Miss Maize Pickering .''' e
Personal Recollections Of the Coal Riots.
Regt, Tranpeter w. L. Lindsls Icy,
sergt. Frank coomhs.
In,erinsssion.
PART IL. ;,
tCornet and Trombone Duet)
Sergt- Coombs and Sergt. Lindsey.
Address ................ Early Days OF Co. ID
Cornet Sole. Grants PTresen.atiou March"
Sergt. VIM. Lindsey.
ccmmi,te OF Arrangements Par
mer. Sergt- Lindsey, Prvt. Davies, 9psr.
Kelly.
Entertainment Commlttee-Corp. Her
man. Prvt Wi,herspoon. Prvt. Bell. Prvi.
Davies.
Patronesses- F. f. Adams. Mrs.
Wm. Lindsey. Mrs. ]. f. Valentine. Mrs.
Farmer.
The household OF Mr.. II. II. Cayton. ed!-
| tor of the Republican, was made doubly
happy last Thursday evening. the anrli-
versary of Mr.. Cayton's thirty -ninth birth
| day, by host Of admiring friends coming
| in body to help him make merry on that
| occasion. The home at 122s Seventh av-
enue. was soon brilliantly lighted and
| thrown open to the guests. The large dou-
/ bic parlors were Immediately filed ard
| overffowing with guests. who spent most
| pleasant evening. Mr.. and Mrs. cay,on.
/ assisted by MIR. J. r. Clayton and Miss
/ Sarah Dcvlne. pleasantly entertained
| throughout the evening and al II o'clock
| delightful luncheon was served Music and
1 games ntersperscd among the aleasantries
/ of the occasion served to make the affair
| more pleasant Mr. Cayton was the re-
| cipicnt OF number of valuable mementoes
| OF tho happy event from those in attend
| ance Among these present were. Mr..
| and Mrs. William Teamer ard son Paul.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Chicago. Mrs. J. +.
| Hawkins. Mrs. Jennie Clark. Mrs Walter
| Washington and three children, Mrs. q. w.
| Turner and daughter Mabie. Mrs. X.
| Whfehureh Mrs. Carrie Elder. Miss Daisy
| Anderson Miss Jessie Moore. Miss Jennie
| Whichurch Miss Julia Braxtnn. Miss Mag
| Inc Scott, Miss Laura Williams and Miss
Sarah Devlne. Mr.. J. r. Clayton. Mr.. J. $.
! Murray Mr.. Anon Davis. Mr. Eugene
! Butler Mr.. NJ Robinson. Mr.. J. ", Mat
thews. Mr.. S. Patterson and Mr.. w. ii.
! Rideout.
/ One of the pleasant sociais OF the season
| was that given by Seattle Council. No. 49,
. Young Mems Institute. AZ their haii In tho
! Pioneer block Wednesday evening. About
| forty couples were present and enjoyed
| themselves 1T cards and dancing. during
/ which light refreshments were served. The
| committees were as follows: Arrange
| nents: j. s. Garfety II. ]. Ivers. Mr.. Pes-
senior: refreshments William Mchels ard
! Theodore waarick floor. " Mahringer. J.
| A. Mcdonald. Among those present were.
| Mr. aud Mrs Daniel Mr. and Nrs. Hunt
| Mr. and Mrs. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs Kelly
| Mr.. and Mrs Pessemier. Mr.. and
| Mrs LANCER, Mr.. and Mrs. fyers.
| Mr.. NJ T. conneil. Mr.. j. ].
| Conneil. Mr.. NJ. J. Donovan. Mr..
| William Helm. Mr.. John o Leary. Mr.. G. j.
oshes. Mr.. II. NJ. Jordan Mr..
J. 4. Reaume Mr.. Theodore War
| lck. MIR T. Dells, Mr. orth. Mr..
| william Michaala Mr.. j. A. Mo-
| Donald. Mr. J. Quinn, Mr.. a. e. Gran. Mr..
| l.. silvafn. Mr.. Daniel Regain. Mr.. Joseph
| Peltier. Mr.. r. Grifiiths, Mr.. j. A. Roberts.
! Mr. j. j Walsh Mr.. II. Frencken. Mr.. Nc
| Donald, Mr. Van he Butte Mr.. DufYy. Mr..
N Mahringer. Mr.. T.. MeMuiin. Cot r, +.
Edsen: Miss Julie Ortiz Miss Elizabeth
Ortiz Miss Anna orfh, Miss Marie Beck-
| ingham. Miss Mary Kirby. Miss Sadie fir-
/ BY. Miss White. Aiss X. Horrigan Mss
| NJ Horrignn. Miss Mclean. Miss wooae.
| Miss Helm. Mics Mcdonald. Miss kerher-
! aht Daniel. Miss Marguerite ivers.e
4. r r
Mr. ]. Kelly gave party At his resi-
/ dence en- Boreu avenue last Wednesday
! evening, IN honor Of the departure OF
/ Mr.. Green and Mr. Bland. who leave
Ste steamer queen for Alaska
Many friends were gathered fer the DC
/ carton 20 wish the future kloadtkers
Z GGdspeed and success.
! Those present were. General Secretary
= Swift ard Mrs. Swift, the Misses kel-
~. Mss Myers Mis- Mary c. Ny
era. Miss Campbell. Nj WIN. Ne
Donald M t. Cunningham. ir. Jas
Kelly and Mr. W. G. Mitchell Ar Green
has been instructor Of physical culture OF
the r. NJ g. A. In which position he vas
very successful
Nj Halt. assistant secretary % the Y.
! NJ g. A. gees along with tne party. tho
31nfey branch Of tie Y NJ G. A. viii loss
/ IN hlr, an able instructor and friend.
r. r r
wilson's Modern Business College on
Friday afternoon ard evening celebrated
/ ~. third anniversary Of shat institution.
Tus large halls os the college wers decor
s.tea with the rational cssors. The colors
OF IRE school. palEnz. evergreen. Ivy ard
gewerz Ansfc wae given al afternoon