The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-26

tnAt viii nave tilt ttltEi vi pflSIItEiilttK
up the stale. and prosy pages of his
tory, 10 many OF Us, at least.
The cast OF the characters assumed
comprise;
Queea Elizabeth Miss Clara Wilson
kary Queen OF scots. s. Mrs. Reich
IAdy Jane Grey Mis- Nellie Miller
King Henry VIII Mr.. Harry II. Rue
Miss Mamie Boardman
Mrs. Fredeheks
Miss Mamie Ranke
Miss Nata smith
Miss Mamie Croker
Maids OF Honor ( MISS Nora Moran
Miss Iva GoFmley
Miss Maude crainer
Miss Neitie Grunkrantz
Miss May Mott
Miss Alma Grinkrautz
Miss Bessie Minor
p.;,,as Miss Annie Burnett
/ Miss Geftie Moore
Miss Louise Knepp
MeEsrs whailcy, captain;
simmons, ice, Holloway
Heralds smith, Avery. Stephenson
Clark. I.atimer, Perkins.
Wilson. Hass, Ayer
The following ladies will preside At
theig respective booths
English booth, Miss Clara Wilson.
Spanish booth. Miss sophie Meyden-
bauer and Miss Maggie Moore
French booth, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.
Reich and Mrs. Forrest
American booth, Mrs Whitcmap,
Miss Laura Mcpherson and Miss Liz
gle Ferry.
Bon-bon booth, Mrs. @. Kellogg and
Mrs Bonney
Reireshment booth. Mrs Ferry and
Mrs Sackman.
In addition to these there viii he the
MYSTERIOUS booth. the occupants OF
which will lle known only % those yis-
iting it.
one of the prettiest costumes no.
ticed in the ladies Workshop was that
of Miss Clara Wilson. who assumes
the part OF Queen Elizabeth. il being
composed ol beautiful pilt train,
trimmed in eriuine; skirt IN royal
purple. Gilt panels: ciose-litting
waist, BODY color purple. ermlne
trimmings: angel sleeves in purple
and gilt: diamond necklace; coiii'1re
composed uf diadcm cmhlcmatic al
the trinity. shamrock, rose and the
thistle. relieved by Maltese crosses,
encireled with rows OF pearls.
Another handsome costume viii be
that OF Prof Dillon. chief chamber
lain OF the carnival courts This will
he suit in gold, white and black,
Tepresentng each segregated court,
The combination being composed of
BLACK IA, and feather cape tenic
With court GETAWAY, Coat-ot-mail
waisteoat, black and gold trunks.
Continental stoc kings and queue, OK
ford tie and gold buckles, the suit
covering period of court costumes
from Mentor in Fcnelon Telemachu-,
down 10 the Native Sons OF the Pacific
Coast
oN TnE sNoQuNLNIE
Last Tuesday quite a party Of pleas
ure-seekers returned from weeks
camping on the Snoqualmie river
Trout fishing engaged the attention OF
the active members OF the expedition,
while the use Of hammocks consumed
the more leisure hours Of the party.
Several fine mcsSes OF fish were re-
ported bv the former. bat as there
eem to be some a>persi0ns east upon
the authenticity ui the statement by
the latter, it may be concluded this, ii
ensues from the natural jealousy aris-
inc from the different modes Of fishing
AMI game sought. Those composing
The party consisted ot Mrs. l. Martin.
Mis- Lizzie Kent ot Tacoma. Miss Vim
nie latiMer. Miss Maggie Moore. Miss
Annie Rinehart sud Mis- Edith Bean
Of san Francisco Me.srs NJ II Lat
liner, Edward and Andrew Chilherg.
J, NJ Hubbcil ! +. McElrov, Thos.
Littell, ]. = Cochrtne. + = Cas-
seil, J. \. Park and Prof Borden 81
Pennsylvania
ANATgCa JUVENILE uPEEA.
An amateur Juvenile opera company
recently organized under the iua-
mediate supervision oi the ladies
identified with the management ot the
faper Carnival. sill present Pima
iore as s0ou as the carnival testiv-
iees are con GUIDED and sufficient time
can he had fog rehear>ing The cam
pany wili he Kent strictly juvenile
and is composed wholly OF home
TALENT Three popular youths have
sTn elected as the following officers
Shesier Kelly, manager and treasurer
NAY Steinle, stage manager, thas.
NaS9n, secretary The performance
sl be given for the benefit ol Grace
hospital. aud il the same proves a sue
~ Viii De succeeded by Others IN
ooaiedy and opera.
DIZZY EuE yNlUgKN NVNRER
some two years ago. a party of odd
aad s'ncere friends numbering shiy-
~ made a camping excursion to
Ala Font. The time was the ceca-
eh o. such endowment IL them all
aoNetef. that they then resolved "a
~ We fatality generally supposed -
etseag the number thirteen. and all
eseei 10 meet again on a similar date
-. s'iecee,iing year Last year they
NV NV ~ Ms Catherine e. kandolph's
s, - ms year on Thursday last AZ she
Aenle OF Mr. Chlreh al sumner
h@e ana change doe nnkrit the
Ah4aii strength of mca." however
va stiestei by the m, sencc of only
~ ioiloHins thls wear Mr.. pr
NJ Mrs. Catherine r. Randolph
~ hdith Randolph Miss Matilda