The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Charity Ball Eelipses all
Other Events.
whist Parfy-siIver wedding SUR
prfse Party-sotes from slater
cities on the Sound.

Al
mise Parfy-Sstes from Sister
cities on the Sound.
mouth Ike hers yos cannot doubt
RI ~ Love himself designed.
rhs Hrs airsy little out
FROM pushing sweet. behind
~ ouiet moon rules Wonder blue,
Tssse lights her bl1er eye
which heaven. which choose hstEixf the
two
FOR sne--she nearer Ky.
Thss is her kind o. face.
uerenens % music born Of love
mat may suggest her grace.
81. sp and down the twilight land,
" Fr,,., an the world apart
xifhonail bold her little hand
lead her By the heart.
John Hases casn<y.
The clear bracing weather of the
usek past has been more favorable to
socisl gatherings. and the limited
nuuber OF events Is 20 be chiefly attrib-
uted to the engrossing Of the festive
MUD by the charity ball, which
formed the prime attraction. There
svDsars to be falling on in the num-
ber Of those engaging in the marriage
contract, the cause Of which must lie
left with the brides and grooms that
are 10 be. Without desiring to appear
critical. the social life of Seattle lacks
energy, being too much subject to
spasmodic fits and starts. Now that
the election.is over. and the chill fail
winds bring showers OF autumn leaves
and the steadily increasing glimmer of
Christmas cheer, 1t is only reasonable
to expect that greater effort win be
made by smiling hostesses TO entertain
more frequently and relieve the busi-
ness side OF life from much Of its
monotony and care.
THE CHARITY BALL.
A large numSr Of citizens attended
the ball held in the hrmory building.
Union street, Thursday night, for the
benefit of the Children's Home in this
city. There were fully so present,
and the large turnout speaks volumes
for the charitable and liberal spirit al
ways shown By residents Of Seattle
In worthy cause. Mesdag's orches-
ira furnished music for the oc-
casion and the young people
had a merry time. supper was
at II 80, after which
the festivities we're continued until
an early hour. IL is worthy of notice
that all classes were, as they should
be, represented ON this occasion, and
the great American principle recog-
nized that all are placed on a-leyel
where the public good or q common
interest is involved. Snob5eny Is
happily confined TO those whose abb
sence from social circles is an I'M
mixed blessing. and the lack of toier.
ance which II receives at the hand OF
Americans generally, speaks highly
Tor the wornanliness of our women
and the manliness OF our men.
Among those present were. Mir.
and Mrs. J. rurth, Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
lev Gatzert, Judge and Mrs. J. r.
Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. John Leary, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Il. Maddocks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. l.. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III
Fink, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. 6axzam, Mr..
and Mrs. O. Ranke, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Ros-
enberg, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Whitflcscy
Mr.. and Mrs. &. H. Kittinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. w
+. Ledgerwood. Mr. and Mrs. Van
Doren. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Gaseh. Mr.
and Mrs. Rosenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs
N. X. Neisz. Mr.. and Mrs. u
Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jennings, Mr.. ano
Mrs. T. +. Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
eph Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Ar.and Mrs. Hanford, Mr.. and Mrs
Higgins, Capt. and Mrs. Mcintyre
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. blanchard. Mr.. M
u. Storey, Mrs. Gottstein, Mrs. r. Il
M. Miller. Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Capt
hugent, Mrs. Higgons. Mrs. Sander
son, Mrs. Frank Clayton, Mrs. III. q
Strive. Mrs. Pontius, Miss Amy Whit
ney, Miss Maggie Mckinney, Mis-
Callie Lyons, Miss Smith, Mis-
Nellie Miller, Miss Cora 8ermiey
Miss Iva Gormiey, Miss @
Ranke, Miss Mamie Boardman
Miss Mamie Rankc, Miss Marion Can
field. Miss Sabina Bird. Miss Mau,
Ssuii, Miss Thornton, Miss June Hoyt
Miss Fanny Parkinson, Miss Mar,
Strive, Miss Clara Wilson, Miss Lizxi,
Marshall, Miss Hadie Gasch. Miss Nc
knight, Miss Josie Livingston, Mis-
Nellie NJ. Crawford, Miss Edith sand
erson. Miss Elite Robinson
Miss keliie Henry, Miss Belle
Young. Miss Crocker, Miss low Rus
sell, Miss Fay. Miss Esterhrook. Mis-
Lottie Seldom. Miss Lottie Scott, Mis-
Maggie Rogers, Miss Bridges
Miss Anderson. Miss Eta Robertson
Miss Nellie Warner. Miss M. strive
Miss Cramer, Miss Nash Miss Morse
Miss shelby, Miss Crockett, Miss Pom
tins. Miss Hannah Kiorski. Messrs
Fred Calhoun, w. Mcclure. +. A
Bell, Geo. Hyde Preston, r. y. Albert
son. Ii. L. Yesler, Robert Moran. 10.
siah Collins, Jr.. 4. A. Strout, w. A,
Peters, T. p. Dyer, Howard Baker, II
Peily. @. Woodland, Fred Johnston
Ed Corfe, c. II. kittinger, S. l.. Craw.
ford, Ghas. Wilson, II. L. whitney
Gilbert Smith. Geo. Stetson. ]. Wal.
lace, c. Fraseh. Matt Gorsnley, A. Stan.
ley. G. III, Phillips, A. III. Sherwood, G,
M. Anderson, j. Lansing, :. Ellicott
j, III, Lewis, - Miller, &. Kennedy
W. A. Lee. j. Doheny, III. Noble. ]
Cox, w. I, sharpe, +, Morganstern, +,
Cantin, J ;. Lorraine. NJ. Nunan, III
v. fean. ]. +. Cochran, A. Il. Stewart
]. Hubbard, ] Blake, o. A. Treen, c,
Hansel, s. Bass. Z. Avery, J Ankany,
T. A. Bell, j. Compton. Il. Penfield
]. A. Gallagher. e. Diller, +. Fay, r,
b. Downing and r. Ittell.
TRANSPORTATION.
A quiet family gathering, with few
near heighbors and friends, signalixed
the wedding of Mr.. Jacob Abrams and
Miss Mamie Crawford, at the residence
OF the brides parents, near Ross sta
ton, salmon Bay, on the evening OF
Thursday, 18th inst. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John +.
Damon, after which the company SAT
down 10 a repast such rs can emily be
spread where good butter is made and
the checking OF the far;a fowl betokenS
sembled were Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Smith, Rev.
John +. Damon, Mr.. John Crawford
Miss Ella and Masters William and
George W. Crawford Mr.. and Mrs.
Abrams viii make their home in Ore
gon.
CUAsr-ELnEr.
The marriage ceremony uniting ny
Quasi steward sf the steamship
Anccn, and Miss Elder. daughter OF
the Hon. I. Il. Elder OF this city. was
solemniEed az the future home OF the
young people, ON Bell street. Nov. 10.
by the Rev, f. W Loy. pastor OF the
Battery street NJ T. church. The
service concluded, Mr.. and Mrs. Quasi