Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-31
RatHtLaRs BALL

Some tvS ne IL as0 = u7no@r o.
b8shsi0ss sstes dlsc1ssing .ss matte
eousiaded 70 arrange for grand ball
- take blaze 81 tie Arlington Hotel on
Dsoemb>r Ssh- Among the promoter
Of the affair we're the following bach
elors ". i. Preston, Josiah Collins
Al. Fisk-u, y. P@iiy. r. II tnfgrd.
/ h Kisiinesr. z L. Terry, u. N haiier
rs HA!ler. X. Cox. H. b. LOOMS, u
II. Preston. c. l.. kellogg. X. u. Albert
30. vi. sharp, A. Szhsr. - H1yt
49, Ps,ers. J. A. H..hsld. z. bszsrline
! r Caultsr, ID. h Gilman. - GoidsmiIh
W. 4 Thornell. F A Bell. DIR. l. X
DazS7n, J. K. BDhvsll. W. A Has
brosck. :. /. CrsEford. L ;. Booth, NJ
Cootnts, J. II. Lewis, and s number oil
others.
ne seatt.e invited guests, most Of
whom attended. we're ~ follOxs:
Mr.. and Mrs.. Aronsos. Major and
NJ q Alden, Mrs B1rbAnk, Mr.. sod Mrs.
Adair, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthsr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Blackwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke,
Mr. and Mrs. BAgley, Mr.. ard Mrs
R,1ies, Nr. and Mrs. Blanchard. Mr.
and Mrs Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs B1ru=,
Mr.. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Boom. Mr..
and Mrs.. Bsixin, Mr.. and Mrs Brock,
Mr.. and Mr.. @. Ooulter. Mr. and Mr..
A. Coulter. Mr. aud Mrs. Clayton, Mr..
and Mrs. Cornwall. Mr.. and MRS. Hss-
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Eoler, Captain and Mrs. De Wolf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Di9ock. Ar. and Mrs.
Fnrth. Governor and Mrs. Ferry, Mr..
aud Mrs. ). FranenthaI. Mrs. Fsrrar,
Mr.. and Mrs Goodfellov, Mr.. and Mrs
erase. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaizsrt. Mr.. and
Mrs Harrington. Colonel and Mrs Hal
Ter. Captain and ARA. Hill, Mr.. aud
Mrs Hains-, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metes life, Mrs. Henry,
Mr.. and Mrs Harris. Mr.. aud Mrs. O..
Hanford. NJ. and Mr.. g. II. Hanford.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Kellogg, sir. ard Mrs. Leary. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Loxman, Col. and Mrs. Lyon, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Lewis, Judge and Mrs
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and
Mrs. MaeCuisky, DIR. and Mrs. Minor,
nr. aud Mrs. McMIckeh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maddocks. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mo
Nanght. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. McNaugst,
Mr.. and Mrs. MeIg-, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald. Mr.. aud Mrs. McGrsw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. OsRood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Proseh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. aud Mira. Partridge,
Mrs. Pease, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Readnan,
Mr.. Reavis, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, Mr..
and Mrs Strive, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs.
Sourry, Mr. and Mrs. SCOTT. Mrs. Stacy,
DIR. and Mrs Sparling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schriebsr, Mr.. aud Mr.. Sanderson, Mrs.
Jas. NJ Seld.n, apt. Smith, Capt. aud
Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Whesler,
Rev. Dean ami Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Welcohen, NJ. and Mrs X. Ward, Mr..
Webster, Miss Terry, Miss Scurry, Miss
Sparkling. Miss Anna SparlIng, Miss
Forth: Miss Hoyt, Miss Thornton, Mis-
Mcpherson. NJ ~ Ensry, Miss Epler,
Miss Jennie Epler, Miss Taylor, Miss
Agassiz. Miss Halter. Miss Ferry. Miss
Meiss, Miss Henry, Miss Nellie Henry,
Miss Gates, Miss Thorndyke. Miss
Grace Thornayke, Miss Livingston,
Miss MnrgensteIn, Miss Rose Morgen
stein, Miss Readman. Miss Boarman,
Miss Strnve, Miss DeWolf, Miss Young,
Miss George, Miss Addis George, Miss
Atwood. Mss Hall. NJ SO Nsttie Hall,
Miss Hopkins, Miss Cam. Miss COombs,
Miss Butterfield. Miss Sanderson, Miss
Tiilie Atwood, Mis- Lyons. Miss Bar
rouRhs, Miss Ira Jones, Miss Goldsmith,
Miss Atkins, Miss Hessie Cox, Miss
Russell, Miss Lobe.
The music was furnished by Prof.
Vaughn's quadrille band. and was first
class. The members of the various
committees we're present, aud did all in
their power to make the ball pleasant
and agreeable.
The program comprised "a numbers.
The ladies, without exception, were els-
gantly sttirsd, and the gentlemen APP
peared in full evening dress. Mr.. Orr,
in his usual graceful manner. ushered
the guests into the dancing hall, at the
same time presenting them with pro-
grams and pencils.
At midnight splendid supper was
spread in the south dining hall. which
Vas enioved by all. To make long
story snort, il will suffice to state that
the ball given by the bachelors at the
Arlington last night was the grandesi
social event of the season.
"WHo WILL SoLyE THg Problem 2
Miss Naroissa White delivered a tenn
perance lecture in Frye's Opera House
ON Tuesday evening. taking as . sub.
ject the question. q" Who will Solve the
Problem 2" The lecture contained alta
tistical statements sufficient in number
and reliability TO convince any one of
the great evil of intemperanoe in our
land. and of the rapid growth of tbs
strong public sentiment against 1t.
Authorities we're cited from the organs
Of the liquor dealers associations
which acknowledged the dimaQed sis
tanned in their business from the agi.a
tion against the liquor traffic She
argued that II the local option bill nov
before our Legislature should pass,
there wonld be more public opinion
developed in q month OF campaign on
the question than Ia years Of the pres
ent system of agitation. Al the close
es the lecture. Mrs. Laura Z. Hall pre-.
scented two resolutions. 0ae wa, in
effect, hearty endorsement of the
local option bill Introduced in the
Legislature by J. h. Lewis, and thi,
resolution Vas adopted by hearty and
unanimous rising vote Of the audience.
The other referred 10 Eumor to the
effect that bill vas abou, being pre-
rchtSu 10 tut AcNiAhtufe mhking "
optional with women whether or Not
they will serve ON the iuries. The
resolution condemned this rumored
oil. and claimed that women should be
snbjected TO the same Jury duty as men.
Tbs resolution had been signed by Is
Jurors OF this district, many Of whom
we're ladies. The adoption OF the reso-
iation by rising vote was almost
unanimous. A collection WAS taken, in
which the ladies' of the W. q. I. U.
realized f2s.@. Tomsrrow evening q
hanqaet will be rendered 10 Miss NJ. T..
White. 20 which all are invited.
TEK METHODIST SociAL.-rhe social
given by the NJ. +. Charch last evening,
was very enjoy able affair. Early in
the evening short musical and literary
program vas rendered, after which a
supper vas enjoyed by all. The pro-
gram consisted Of a vocal duet "
Prot. j. NJ, Ripley and Mrs. q. b. Adair,
= recitation. Trouble IN the Amen Cor.
ner," by Miss Anna willard: vocal solo.
l ider the Dsisies." by Mrs. q. II.
Adair; recitation. ''Byruu," by W. V.
Rhinehart, Jr.; a medley quartet, BY
Miss Eta Ripley. Miss Belle vrsoman,
aud others. The last number Of she
program vas eacored. ssd the jabisss
sQAg OF Rims tha Charu.fna R.Its -