The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

asmsei worn est By the ennni cre&iet ssy
~ monosouY Of the last three or fur
weeks Interfningied With the Hsesry TeAi
afcbristrnas bells and The joyous sound Of
xew Years greeting IS the dreamy sigh Of
r,duizht waltz sna the ti1ikie o. goblet
with goblet
GRAND AMY FALL
tnysta,ions ~ the Grand Army bali 10
~ ~fgen in Turn VerelH Hail, ChFizsTnas
sirbt BIZ stevens Post, No. !. have been
fsss,ea. The c&F3s are EgtiEiicalig gotten
-, leing o. wedaiDg Bristol l,osrsl. csbl-
rsenfed b. vigneliex 81 the eoy;ss badges
n red on a field u tinted blse: tbs card
fsa..ff tssiug white In order To- e9fnbiue the
national eoloEs. Tae Invitation reads as
follows
yosrsslf and ladies are cordially invited
Ia attend q Grand Army bali. Taesday
evening. December =. 3sss. ~ Turn Fsrein
Hall seattle -TEYESs PJsT. No l.
Tsris admitting gentleman aud ladies, 81
The urozrarsuaes will also be al elegant
design. tue iHserpission i9r the banquet
seiae represented BY a kettle on q camp
sre the pattern being taken frgsr fhe re-
verse side 81 TIE eagle 1f the Grand Agray
f4dKe II viii be VI iutcFes; 20 READ the
follSwing short history Of the yafious corps
badges "a use,
on the reverse aide 81 ifle star Of The
Grand Army badge are stamped ia miRiA.
ture tWeuiy.aix badges representing tue
tvTe1ltr- lygr army CORPS aud fiie signal aud
engineer corps AZ the last national en-
eampBent the Badge 81 sheFiaan's cavalry
xsx ADOPTED aad 4 r2Ta nsttee appointed
10 .elott badge for the Thirteenth eOrfsz
ne Sheridan Ba8ge was the same as that
horne bg sheridan on his heaiquarter flag
II his great campaigns, and WAS ~ well
known ~ the csOger leaf 81 the second
Haneock1 j, the Maltese cross Of the fifth
lWarrens II. aud ths Creek cross o. the
SIKH fNrigatsi corps that com posed the
fighting i1Fce - tie Array 81 rae Potomac
The different divisions Of fIe corps were
repfeseuief by difsrsai c9ioged badges
fhe first division. fe1; tao seesaa,
wbi'e. the third, blue: aud The funrFh
green. The badge 81 the Fifteenth corps
ll0gan'si j. eaftridge-b0x Win 10
foands' marked Ga IT, aud while here,
fx9 wears ago, Gen. Logan related rs
o;igia An irishman Belonging % the
e0rps get falxed np with The soldiers Of
another corps. who wasted 10 know to
what corps be belonged lie replied. "The
Fifteenth" where Is your hadse2' was
demanded Tie iishinaa alapped his
hand on his cartsidge-hox aud replied with
ready wit .rhis IL me bs1ge, b. Iabers-
20 rounds The acorn Of the Fourteenth
eorps was adopted 10 represent the
bel.agnered ia Chattanooga The arrow
OF The seventeenth tNePhesOn's1 corps
was adopted % represent shs swiitneAs
and discctuess az the movements Of the
tFo0ps.
CHURCH PAIE.
The church fair held st the Armory
"Wednesday last, under the management
II the ladies' q the ladies VI the First
Presbyterian church, proved a very sue
fHasfMf affair THE evenings ffstgFfaffIs
meni was considerably heightened by the
services rendered by the Peak Sisters
aud peak Bros. - whose unique 'eet-up"
and iuh-pfoduriug nonsensicsiities ex-
The former included the follow
lng young ladies, members Of the
Fifst PRESBYTERIAN church congregation.
Mics ellis. Miss sutherland. Miss Cas-.
Miss Chisholm. Miss Davidson, VI - Jones,
Miss Mills. Miss Morse aud Miss England.
whose costumes seemed 90 be ~ very
"plQued" character, not 30 speak of the
seven. acre thres-rorner lots worn u head
gear by each. The beYy OF nine ladies
wefo supposed Tor the pouce 70 represent
old maids just arrived fram Alaska, With
carpet bag Ia baud, eyidcneing all the
frglliies ol poor, unprotected fc-
males Mother Goose melodies we're
waruled uaiii the audience exhausted
the performers with eucores. and. on their
disappearance from the stage a general
buzz 81 conversation arose among the al
dieuce who were Immediately hushed into
qnlet by tAc appearance Of SIX cork-be-
smcased faces on the recently vacated
piailufm. This WAS a genuine surprise
prepared by the boys 81 the congregation,
who, all unknown 90 their fair sisters, or
ganized a Peak Bros. company. and
were actually aH the stage ready
30 perform before anyone outside
their Own circle knew of the plan
Messgs. Macdonald, Henderson, Fischer.
Woodland, Smith aud Captain Young Wefg
the Ministries who fairly captured the
goodwill Gf those assembled by the moio.
dies rendered, and repeated caCurcS greeted
their Efforts Among thc booths Eerc
noticed an ice cream presided over by Mrs
Capt 0ilmoTe n Japanese booth directed
hy Ms, Austin. Mrs Dickinson ard Miss
Randolph. fancy-wafa stall attended
By Mrs ITasbfonck. Miss Wbtney
aud Miss Emma Atkins. also
eaudy emporium la which the tooihsame
deicanies wctc sold hy Misses Davidson.
liamiln and Mills The event was ait
hnrlg closed by n generous spread %. good
thug, which we're made all fhe mNtC
appetziag hy theIf hriug served tv the
ladies oa the supper committee. These
were Mrs NILS Mfs. Gsiiag r. Hfs
Fulton aud Mrs AcGfath.
MUSICAL HEcirAL
The chapel Of the University was WeU
Eiiei Friday afternoon with friends Of the
seho1i, and especially With friends aud
relatives Of she students Ia TIE department
81 music who were 10 participate IN a
maacai recital. The departm uf Il iu
charge of Miss julia l.. gAambeFiin and
Yesterdays entertainment certainly rc,
tpctcd great credit GA her a. an instructor
and uYau her pupils rs careful aud midas
tgious students The follow lug programme
was rendered ln the most satisfactory man
Htf, magt Of the uumhers receiving en-
thus.astlc encorcs.
Dance o. the Fairies. Fowler
Caiiic Gillette. May CiahccY, Helen,
Jennie aud kirijc Heni7uliue.
Leaf fron the Spray. acy
Emma Jones.
III Tfoya'uFc' Verdi
Matte Fultz
Bless Nupf Iijiic Heart Willard
blanche Mills.
"PsloEaisc 30. 2" Chopin
Mas Chamberiin
''sHeci Miguouuettc' Agnes Scwhall
'Fauyi' duo Guunod
MAY Cl9becy and Callie Gillette.
"coaceri Polka Arbuckle
Mr Wagner
'tatae Whore the Lilies klgoui.'.
Thonpsan
Blanche Mills. Roma Bssiey. \. q. Cole
and & 4. Waut
IA fetite raAbuur' David
Mr, Alien.
"Pfotgs'suoas' Morris
Miss Cbn,nberliu
Row, Hoatuau, kuW Male chorus
itvoglI la diTcul, 60 chouse fsom the
tresssmsEc % ccutorcf, aay une uunbcr
Deserving More praise igal the others
laf h3lirurv, Pee itS demons 81 air
p,o'ai. seemed Go fayac tEe nrst uutnber
~Acre lour taUus ia lilies played on tWH ri.
sa'i', foW'et., beautiful "uanct 81 tbe
tatt.s, aui -.e p. 'ec sons pi Nr. Wagner
1fsa laf r.slsf. Nr- AllgG ua the Niulin,
tafA Na f.fH .H.L