The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-16

closed Wednesday evening. thor forpd
that yery Little ed 70 be cold Thur
day evening. SO numerous were the rsnr-
ehssers and 50 wei were they supplied
with the necessary wherewith- On fhurs-
DAY evening The ball WAS very comfortably
filed. the attraction being the Old Foiks'
concert, which was produced by the lead
ing vocaliSfs Of the city. ecu r @ O'Erieu
acted In the capacity of nanager asd
leader. which was a guarantee Of It's being
success he costumes worn by the
members OF the society were very beaH,ff,,l
and extremely becoming. Gen. O'Byfeu
was dressed a. an ancient lord. WITH
snowy Waite beard and hair and drps. y,
suit, and in his cid mans solos tool thss
nofse by storm Mrs. r. 4 BIosxest wss
qrss.ea As scotch lady, sad sang Annie
L3ur1e in 50 exquisite = rasnner, that she
was rspfuroasly spplsated and repeatedly
complime1ted- Nr A n roWies ~
dressed as q modern English g-rsIemxn
and when he made his zprearanre on -.
s.sge 70 sing Ms SOLO. q The Frisr Of Orders
1 a' lne audience knew that something
good was coming, and gave him a cordial
reception, nor did Mr. Cowles di.xpr-,fnt
them, for when be had completed his fTrxr
solo, the enraptured sadieree would rot
De contsnfed until be again appeared aud
iasorea them with Captain Kidd. which.
WITH his magnificent bass voice, he rem.
dered In perfect manner Mrs. jobs
SoNey represented "a ancient English
lady. and as such was elegantly afslre1
IL the Priscilla Of history was a. thor
oughly enhancing a. were her irnpersou-
s s,ors on Inursdsy evening, Misses Annie
CoSies and Gertie Phillips, it is not 70 BE-
Inarveled a, that she could command the
love ana admiration Of whomsoeyer abe
chnnced TO meet Misses Laura Broken
ridge: Annie Lansdsle, Nay Pendegast and
fIoy Frost represented English bellies Ia 80
exquisite manner that the neigntng belle
OF EnRlxn6 (nNt6 TAI sx.. "a.
notn Their beauty and their grace. Misses
Edna More, Adds Burntrazer @n.
ne Hartsock. Lizzie Burntrager and Rena
Cavauauzh were atfired es old ladies aud
ne compliments which they received on
Yer appearance were very prof1se.
Aessrs. Robert Frost and x d. Wood i'm
personated Old English gentlemen. aud
Aessrs. Prank N. Gowey and Geo. G. Mills
were sttired as young English nobiemen,
al In very becoming manner. Alto
cess, az was astested By the large and well
pleased audience.
PERSONAL
Hon. 7. II. cavan augh returned from
Portland on Tuesday.
Mr.. D. II. Mullen. OF Montesano, was in
the city on Monday
Mr.. J. D. shelton, OF shelton, passed las,
Sunday In the city.
Auditor Taylor. Of Nassn county. was In
the city during the week.
Mr.. L. p oueIiette, OF Mud Bay, returned
from down-sound trip on MONDAY
Capt wm. MeMicken was entertained BY
week.
The Misses Jones, Of Seattle, are a. pres-
ent the guests Of Miss Jennie Young, OF
Sesqualy.
Mrs. VIM. Maxwell, Of shelton. has been
visiting her old time friends IN this city
during the week.
Capt Frank smith, OF Tacoma. was in
the city this week, shaking hands With his
numerous friends.
Mrs. Lyman Mann. OF seattle, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Lemon, during the week
Miss Jennie Young. OF SesquAly, was in
the city last Monday, 10 meet her friends
the Misses Jones of Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Gregory, OF seattle,
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Airs l. e.
Ellis, Ia this city, portion OF the week.
Mr.. Core, OF seattle, passed last sunday
In the city. nc guest of Mr.. 6. H. Aver
who il an oldtime Connecticut friend.
Mr. K {. Anderson has accepted clerk.
ship in the store OF Mr. G. Aidridge and
for a time at least, viii make Olympia his
/ home.
A soa OF MF. VIM Lemon, has arrived,
vita bis family, from south America. and
will probably make this city his future
home
Messrs. Fred J. Severson and c. E. Clay
pool, OF Tacoma, were in the city during
the week. They have many friends here
who are always delighted 10 see them.
Capt. Book. q. 8 n, has been in the city
during the week. the guest OF his sister,
Mrs. =. l. Blodgett. He is on his way TO
Alaska To take charge of the Pinta.
Mr. T. J. Notion, brother OF Mrs John P.
Tweed, who passed a few days on the
Sound last fall. was so well pleased with
the country that he returned from Indiana
and will make this territory his permanent
home, his objective point being seattle.
Mr.. A. A. Phillips, Capt VIM. MeMicken.
Mr.. Herbert MeMicken, Mr.. A. J. Treadway
and Mr.. Robert Frost visited Nesquaily
last Sunday. and as result came home
loaded with ducks. which they declared 10
be more plentiful than they had ever seen
them before.