The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

oom Dancin9 ana games helped paso 9
slsasaat svso.ns AZ I'D Rsssns5, "a rs sss
sosts. 1aeisssd among the sas.ss ..rs:
Ar. and Nrss J. A. Caseeil Mr. and Lrs.
WIN Pratt, Mr. and Mrs Hsrman Mt.
~ "a. t 4sa. a.. vora Kerr Ms:
Lsssie Kerr. Miss Sadie Aayouck. Mis-
Ella Cardln. Miss Kate Bergin. Mss
Nay Griffin. Mss Pearl Pratt, Mas Olive
!. Pratt Miss Snoda casseil. Miss Julia
Herman. Mles Janette Nevin. Mr.. r. sey-
mour conkl;n. Mr Walter Rochcn. Mr..
Oscar LEWIS. Mr.. Jack Mayouck. Mr..
Irwin Reitxs. Mr.. Art Rochon, Mr.. Victor
yerharss. Mr.. Sam Twiager. Mr.. Charles
Hoeracks. Mr.. Ernie Gaumnstz-
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Mrs. 4. z. Partridge was hostess Friday
at two whist parties. one to ladies in the
Afternoon and one TO gentlemen and ladies
In the evening. A charming time was had
NJ both Among those who attended both
%. and Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.. @.
and Mrs Lovett q. Wood. Mr. and Mrs.
2, = Hathaway. Mrs. A =, winsor Mrs.
leo; Mrs. Annie Moore. Mrs. Robinson. Of
England: Mrs. A. Foreman. Mrs. Beau
mont, Col: E. r. Edsen. Mr.. Heath. Mr..
q Dawson city: II. Leo Thonpsou. Ms:
Daisy Stetson.
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The piano recital given last Monday ev-
ening by the pupils of Miss Geneva Ches-
brough at the Western Music Company's
hall, was largely attended and was an
artistic success. The programme fol-
lows:
(a) Oesten, on. a,2. Cradle Song.
OBJ Gurlitt. OPP. 1ol. 'Kirmesse".
......-..... .....-....... Florence Harper
Bohm. op. go 'swallow's song -
........- ................ Ethel Wheeler
B. Smith. ''Aillwhsel". .................
.....................M Mr.. Lee Claiborne
Diabelii. duets op. 14s. ...................
Mrs. A. Poor. Edith Cady. Mrs. A.
K. Mcleod. Katherine Crawford.
PART IL
LANCE. "Blumenlied" Rose Brown
Lichner. cp. l5o. "Hilartty"-...
............... ......... Nuriel Black
Ellmenrich-"spring Song $500:
Anvil Chorus from I'll Travatore"
Wanda Meagher. Gwendolen Geary,
DsMonts. "Postlude." organ selection.
........................... Miss Rose Bliss
PART III.
LANCE. on. ~. In Rank and File;
Francis Thoms. simple Avsn"e..
LANCE. op. a. "Dein Eisen'' -. .
GODDARD. op. "a, SECOND Mazurka"
........-.... ........... Marion Blethen
'Lohengrin." two pianos. arranged by
Albert. Eva Hunter. Florence Blethen
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The Emerald Club gave an entertain
Ing. which was well attended. The COM
edy. Irish Assurance and Yankee Mod
esty.". was presented by the Emerald
Dramatic Club, and was received through
highly gratifying to the members and their
many admiring friends. The play was
neatly staged, the cast excellent and the
costumes In good taste. while tho strict at.
tention 10 detail showed careful prepara-
ton. AS amateur comedians the men,
beers OF this club are exceptionally good
and their songs are always origtnal. The
Overture-Irish and American National
., ATS .ss;;.s.:Prof Lueben's Orchestra
S en- the sunny south" .;;:..~.
Irish Assurance and Yankee Modesty."
Barney. q rollicking young Lrishman
Mr. f1 Bns Gount la,;nsa asnsF
Arthur Rush O'Brien
Capt Herbert. OF the U. S gunboat
Mr. e cIifsen an Ensiishman Il s MsMalin
OF an American heiress. Geo. Hood
Tom. = willing boy $50. Joseph r. Gllmour
Miss . Arsnei a.,l Buffer the ,, merchants
Miss Susan Buffer. the merchants
-. Miss Marguerite shaughnessy
Miss sr Nancy Perkins. E ssnains , ns1sss
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary at their
home. a27 Lake street Monday night.
The occasion was an especially happy one
for the aged couple and the friends who
had gathered to assist in the celebration
Many very handsome presents showed
the esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs Web
Der are held. During the evening a de.
lightful surprise was perpetrated on the
company in the shape OF an entertain
ment given by the Seattle Leiderkrantz
Singing Club. under the direction OF Prof
and Mrs. NJ Kurtz. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lud
wig, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heinrich, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Weber, Mr.. d. webber and
Daughter @na;n ;,. OF F.irhaysn: Miss Annie
Ludwig. and many others.
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Seattle Circle, No. 155, Companions OF
the Forest. A. o. F.. held a very interest.
ing and pleasant meeting Friday even
Ing The lodge is building up very rad
idly and becoming very popular as a social
order. Tho May party given In the audi.
torium OF the Third Avenue theater was
4 most pronounced success, the programme
made of the floral drill by the young
ladies'. The original recitation, * Ro-
nance OF the Late War" by Mss Jack
Cassd. with musical accompaniment by
Miss F7ossy Root and Miss Lucia Edsen.
was also greatly appreciated. TIE next
regular meeting Of the circle will be held
on June 3.
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Mrs. w. w. Beck. of Ravenna Park.
assisted by Mrs. Gibson Taylor, Mrs
Mary NJ. Miller and several other ladies'
entertained the members OF the city
council at the park Tuesday on the occa-
sion of their visit 10 that beautiful pleas
ure ground. A delicious luncheon was
served during the. afternoon. The fol-
lowing made up the party: Counciimen
w. v kinehart. William Crawford, Thos
Navin, Capt. Taylor. r. NJ. Muidoon. III
~. Hlil. CITY Treasurer Foote. Deputy
City Clerk Coryell. Mr. Walters OF tho
street department. Mr., Anthony Corcor-
an, Col. j. r. Gtvens. Col W. F. Prosser
Messrs. Jacob Miller and Gibson TAYLOR
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Last Friday evening, at her home on
First avenue west Mrs. Henry Carter en-
tert8ined A few friends The evening was
spent in card PLAYING. followed BY a deli
cious luncheon. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs Hart. Mrs " Hanson, Mis=
Marie Anderson. -.irs. Carter. Mr. George
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