The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29
PARTIES AND ornER AFrAIRA


PARTIES AND oTHER ArrAIRA
The caiefon'an Society OF Seattle met
IN Ranke hall GA Wednesday TO celebrate
The is0{h anniversary OK Burns birthday.
The hall was Very ssstefGiiy decorated with
evergFesns ana pictures representing Q
few Of the poets more familiar poems ~ers
these being Burns cottage ia Ayr Ths
chairman. Mr.. Matthew Dew, IN a very
neat speech referred To the influence that
the poetry OF Burns had 90 Scoteauler-
The programme Was as follows:
EaSpipe selection ........-...... Msss Teafer
NeSal soso OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mss Trua
Highland Fling On costume) Mss Teafer
500, Annie Lawrie ...................
Recitation frem ''vrginins" .............
...,..:-....:.. Mr.. Alexander Mekensis
vocal SOLO. robin Adair@ Mrs. Hathaway
Burns Fame .,........, William MctsiliSch
SOLO. 1.-THE Flowers Of the Forest.
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Edmcnas
sheanirews tin eostmmel ,...... Miss TeifeY
Solo. "A Mans Man ~. a That.
...........-....... Mr.. George Hamilton
Solo On oostumel. Caller HeIrsn' -.
Burns and scotland YETI. .ouartetts
Solo, My Love IL Ike Red. Red
Ross" .......... Mr.. c. w. Saunders
AUD Lang Syne'' Observation-Disclosures.
one of the special features Of tho evening
Was the selections played on the hagpspes
by Miss Teller. A young lady from Victoria.
She wore the Stewart tartan. and played
the Barren Rocks OF Aden.a which was
very We'll received. Miss Teifor also proved
herself 10 be very capable daEcar, both
her dances. The Hlgh.and Fling and Shean-
Mrs. j. l. Tait. OF Tacoma gave very
eloquent address on the poetry OF Burma.
treating her subject in very able man-
ner. her quotations being very appropriate
for the occasion most OF them being er,-
plastzed by the strong efogua.
The programme throughout was OF
very high order and the meeting was one
OF the most successful ever held IN Seattle.
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One OF the enjoyable dancing parties Of
the week WAS that given by the Stag Club
Friday evening in the Queen Anne Cub
house. The club IS one OF the popular
yourg peoples social Organizations and
iis functions are always eagerly looked
forward 10 with pleasure. Those dancing
81. Newman. Miss K. Doian. Miss Ada
Buck. Miss Hcrlah l.. Howe. Niisz Alice
Dabney, Miss e. Biantk. Miss Della Boyd.
NJ ada Johnson; Miss taars wa,Iass
II dvey. Miss Ella poiaa, Miss Keen. Miss
SlaX G.as,ek. siSs NJ. slascock Miss
Mcouillan. Mis- s,sne, Mss winsna God
ton. Mss Della chesbro. Mira Rufus
Clark. Mrs. III. w. Sleeves. Mrs. II. W.
Dearborn Mr., Edgar Greene. Mr.. Il. r
~.
x.ar, Mr {. D. win.,shoIi,. NJ. W.l,sam
Hoyt. Mr.; =, q. McRas. Mr.. J. r. Comp
sen NJ NJ H H ~ st ss Mr. = I t m9Sia-
Friend Mr.. Adolph Bronson, Mr.. William
Wray. Mr.. @. ID. Hood. Mr.. c. Dow, Mr..
9. v: caIiihan. Mr., I. Brsrkhart. Mr.. II.
Pheian. Mr.. II. w. Dearborn. Mr. f. r.
Johnston. Mr.. George Hardenbery, Mr.
Ill, !: ;, Dyer n.y. Mr. = = swanson. Mr. ,.
CHESHIRE Mr. George Cooper and Mr.
Theodore AIargatroyd.
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One OF ths rrettiest birthday anniver-
saries CT the week was that Of Miss Nst.ia
Blake. "Wednesday evening. January is In
honor OF her fourteenth. birthday. Thc
evening was spent In games and music.
The young miss received many gifts. A
dainty lunch was served during the even
Mccormick Mrs Marie Tanrk Mias Mar
susrste DE Wolf, Miss Fife Thompson.
siiss Gertie Thompson, MIS- Ada Palmer.
Mics Martha Hessmann Miss Marie Pat
serson. Mr.. Wallace frser Mr Harry Herr
mann. Mr. John Belt. Mr. Arthur Bel, Mr.
Frank Monroe. MIR Ralph EdIingwoass, Mr.
James Mlligan and Mr.. Frank Blake.
The Ladies Ala Society Of the Third Cum
hsrianf Presbyterian church rad a very
pleasant social az the home q Mrs G~orgs
Chandler on East Cherry street wrdnes-
day afternoon. a delightful hour was
spent IN social intercourse after the bust-
nsss SESSION. lunch Was served hy tho
hostess IN her own charming way. There
set Of Christian workers and helpers tn
cur city than this eoefefy The members
have learned .he art ~ combining pleasure
and business. an art well worth striving
after.
The gentlemen comprising shA Seattle
Hardware Company gave a banquet al ths
Rainier Cub Fridsy evening. January %.
manager of the schws,yscher EiaFr~ars
Company. The following were present.
Mr.. cisovge Probe. Nj Louis schwshseher.
Mr 'I +. Bl S.<"' ar {. It B.a si,'s Mr..
A. s nslrwell. Mr.. NJ. H. Ballard SIR e.
z. FssSywen. 9F. y. w. Baker ard Mr. Roy
Ballard.
very pleasant evening ri whist was
spent hy several 81 Miss s4ekleg friends
g her home. - Teeth avenise sositn.
Wednesday evening. The FRS: prizes vas
won by Miss Ada Bsil ard tbs second
prize WIS wou by Ms& ". NJ n@snss.
Those playing were Mr. and Mrs. 8. o.
Arsssvsor. sflss ssss3ia Be.i sseEies. Mis-
Ada Bsek. lfSss Waszsee. ssr, percy Hoyt.
Mr. Edgar a. ffTsesgsA SIR. r l.. HrEfaa.
Mr.. A. J. Pasfyear and Mr.. J. n. Compton.
very pleasant party. ~aa given 20 .
rBs5bsT og ffsesAR Tssseiay e1rning. by
M3sz MuYksra isxtae- at ber home. cern@r
Ninth avenue ana AfasF street. TIE fob.
lowing aeye present Mlss NJ idge Esgsgfoys.
Mlss LILLIAN f<,aS5sy. Alks Alice IoHss7y.
attss A9sssa f'Nsiixan Mr. Roy y Dasstag~
ton. Asr - A E8gfys Mr. WEI Res
Born. Mr. Asex@D4sr Eareer. Mr.. Heary
IsaFksr ard 1iF ays@eAs~rg@S%g.
IN aLeB CIRCLES.
TIE ~:neseanth fteusurY Literary Cub