The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20
Brilliant Sim-chisa-to-rah Ball
at the Armory.
MUSICALE At MIS-. HA'nEs'.
The ysvensIes' Pasty-Ihs festiosss ssr-
prise--Hvs- Jean<r's s~sssi-hsey
Bfyshdsy -Ofh~r 2sests-

ssatior. Mrs. Senator Dosph was visitor
Ia The city for several days. On Friday
afternoon Mrs.. ]. G. Names entertained
.a~ze number OF friends al . musicale. 4 be
Tuvenise Opera COMPANY xave very en-
iovxfse party Friday evening. The organ
ree;fag NJ the Methoilst church next
"Wednesday evening promises 10 be fash
sorabls Great The story Of the week Just
closes. 10 told below.
sax HsfsEz' xsrfsxg srsrc.IE
The beautiful bone OF Colonel and Mrs.
Haines, on Union street. vas the scene OF
q brilliant gathering Friday afternoon, the
occasion being a matinee musicale Gwen oy
Mrs Hasnez TO her many friends. The re-
eeptios rooms and paFsors sere beautifully
decorated with the choices, OF the season ;
flowers. The front parlor. or Pink room.
was sassefIliy situated among pink Ia
Trsuse roses ane maiden hair Ferns. A
Rilded garden hat, on standard. nsied
with La Frause roses. was nh attractive
featare. The back parior. or Yellow room.
was Delightfully."- adorned with large African
magisyosfs and nastnr,iums. Here was the
piano, upon which Sat huge Japanese
basket, tIled with African marigosds and
maiden hair ferns. Between the tao
rooms hung . beautiful flower banjo. COM
posed Of shell pink roses aud maiden
hair ferns, tied with shell pink and light
green ribbons The library, or Red room,
adjoining the hack psrior. was happily
located among an inexhaustibie supply OF
scarlet geraniums and selvias. The spacious
entrance hall was beautiful amid an abund-
snce Of ferns and African marigolds.
Every window in the decorated rooms, rs
we'll as the nantes aud transoms, was
banked with ferns. roses. marigolds and
nastnrtiums. Indeed, never was . home
sore brigh, and cheerful than was this one
OF that bright sunny afternoon As soon
as the spacious rooms were comfortably
filled with the fair guests, the following
programme was rendered:
PROGRAMME
ta) Chopin Polonaise In sharp minor
fbt Kicruff.....-.... Norwegian Cradle Song
Ms- q. n. Halter.
tal siFeiexsi dreams
fbl Aeycf. Heimand. German Lave Rhyme
Mrs A. =. stewart
t1l
Mr. T.. G. Allen.
lal Andre To the Portrait of the Absent Mother
tbJ Wekirifi Lies keseH
Mrs. Maurice NeMicken.
ponixettI Aria. From Lucia at Lammermoor
Mrs Frank Allyn
Recitation Schneider Sees Leah"
Mrs. q. VI. Haller.
Mrs. G. NJ. Halier played with great ex-
preston, and received many admiring COM
pllmeuts. Mrs. A. b. Stewart, who pos
resses fine soprano voice. captivated those
assembled by her charming singing. as did
also Mrs. Maurice McMicken. who Il gifted
with mezzo-soprano voice of rare quality.
Mr.. T.. c. Allyn's violin solos were greatly
la v.s snx a. brill M
his Marvellous execution of the favori,e In
strument elected much applause from the
critical audience Mrs. Judge Allyn, OF
Tacoma. m accomplished singer of much
celebrity, won her way into the hearts of
her hearers by her talented manner, and
ia response 10 an encore rendered that
beautiful ballad. THE Nightingale. Mrs.
q. NJ. Haller then surprised her lady friends
by reciting . charming piece. few having
known before that Mrs. Halier ever at
tempted elocution. The accomplished lady,
in response to an encore, recited The Other
side of the Question. At the conclusion
of the programme delightful refreshments
were served on numerous small tables dec
Grated with flowers. under the personal su-
pefvision of Caterer Stahmann. The menu
was most elaborate and will he iongingly
remembered. After refreshments the
party left for home. and many kind wishes
for the charming hostess we're expressed.
Among those invited were Mrs w. NJ.
Clark, OF Waila Walla. Mrs Judge ALVIN,
of Tacoma; Mrs. George Turner, of Ia
coma; Mrs. OTIS Sprague of Tacoma: Mrs.
Mostct, OF Tacoma: Mrs. w. u. Tyler, OF
Tacoma: Mrs, III. II. Thomas, OF Tacoma:
Mrs. Cyrus Walker. of Port Ludlow; Mrs.
A. II, Pratt, si Port Ludlow: Mrs. DR..
Minor. Mrs. q. o. Halter. Mrs. q. Morris
Halter. Mrs. J. ID. Lowman. Mrs. Emory,
Mrs. NJ. V. r. Stacey. Mrs. Fred Grant.
Mrs. L. s. J, Hunt. Mrs. Joshua Wrestling,
Mrs. George II. Heiihron. Mrs. NJ. J. Car
keek. Mrs. X. c. wsshhurn, Mrs. +. A.
htrout, Mrs. W. A. Peters, Mrs. A. ".
Engis. Mrs. Wsrhass, Mrs. J. r. Pratt,
Mrs r. Waterman. Mrs. q. II. Nit
finger, Mrs. t. NJ. Reed. jr.. Mrs. C.
NJ. King. Mrs, W. +. Boone. Mrs.
Joseph Y. Mcknight, Mrs. w. 4. Jen.
nings. Mrs. Morris McMiken. Mrs. A. II.
Stewart. Mrs. III. ID. Bagley. Mrs. HAYDEN
Acsaelland. Mrs. Jacob Furth. Mrs. j. r.
Hayden. Mrs. John Blanchard. Miss BAILEY
Gatsers. Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. J. n. Rus.
sell. Mrs. w. :. Harrington. Mrs. II. q
struvc. Mrs. J. ID. Preston. Mrs u y. Bsr.
ter. Mrs, Barker. Mrs. W. r. Preston. Mrs
~
q. LYON. Mrs. Charles Power, Mrs. Thomas
Ewing. Mrs. ". II. Gorhsm. Mrs. GrasSa
Mrs. Rcadman. Mrs. George Donworth
Mrs. keen Smith. Mrs. Hlnsasle, Miss
kesdman. Miss Hobbs, Miss Haller. Miss
Collins, Miss Grant. Miss Boyle, Miss
suuve, tho Misses relly.
DANCING AT sGs-cHAS.ro-K.H
One 81 the most brilliant social events in
the history OF Seattle was the Siu-chas.to.
rah ball, given by the Young Mems He
brew Association at the Arnory ThurS.lav
night. Friday sss the first dav oi tn, ue~,
year. snd sith music snd dancing thru.
hundred people ha5e the old wear farewell
and welcomed the new. The hail had tsn,n
handsomely decorated Tor the oc,sasion she
MUSK ~ wsxuer's orchestra was d.,sght.
ful, and al Tie sgFsns~mentS Perfect. In
the grand msrcb, st s.ts. hundred ami
tity couples took part. Among "a. mum.
her present uesr guests fron San FrAn-
sasoo. Portland, Tacoma and other cities
The costumes worn BY she ladies wee
without exevpsiea elegant and Ia some in,
stances striking ia their splsn.iur. PROMPTLY
81 Il e3ccs dancing vas discontinued. ara
super served ey Caterer stshmaun. fal.
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