The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

0sher seefe.y Events.
TAcsxa. Nov. 1s-sccsety hss hesn
ssrsnsly quiet during the past week. bat
the prospect Of quite 5 gay viner makes
all hearts glad ard Is q consolation for en-
during few dull evenings AZ present II
i vel that - maay plans hare besn made
Tor the winters pnsttne. a. there u every
prospect q . long razay season.
aAcnKEoEns GKKnAN.
The most Delegated and enfoyabss event
Of the week wAs she bachelors ball, given
- Aaeonss block on Wednesday evening,
usadsr The auspices OF zine young man who
room IN fhss building Il Nas eertafnly q
grand affair, and the elite Of the town were
present The gentlemen who gave this
german. and who delight in enrcsfEng
themselves among the stasd old bachelors,
were: Mr.. G. :. Reeves. Mr.. a. NJ stew
art, Mr. ]. N. Keene. Judge j. p. Best, Mr.
william Bradley. Mr.. Leroy Pratt. Mr.
Viii Campbell and Ns 4. G. Dan.
Mason's bail j. well adapted for such an
entertainment, and on this occasion il Was
respiendent with plants. ferns. smisax and
yarious exoflcs. The musicians we're al
nltst snetbered In . mass Of beautiful foil
aga. The iavofs were dainty and appro-
pirate, and were. II possible. more thor
onghay appreciated By some Of the ladies.
when they learned that they he'd been
brought from New York for the occasion.
An elaborate supper vas served aboet II
O'Clock. which was an0thor delightful fea.
tnTe Of the occasion. Dancing was kept
up until afser o'clock. and even then the
guests wouid have been wiling 20 have
continued for an hour or two longer The
cbapesuns we're Mr.. and Mrs George
-
Moiset. Thev proved very efficient in that
direction, and were long-1uffsring 10 their
patience wlth the giddy frisolity Of youth.
a committee was appointed during the
evening for the purpose Of arranging SINH
lar entertainments every two weeks This
proposition met With unanimous approval
and al are eagerly looking forward 70 an
equally delightful evening In the near fu-
tare- Among those present were Mrs.
Frederick M0stet Mrk George Browne.
Miss kershaW. Miss Rowe. Miss Tbomp-
son. Miss Forbes, Miss Hall. Miss Grsggs,
Miss Nell. Miss Dsiprat "a lss Woodruff
Miss Seymour. Miss Derrick sos, Miss IF
finger. Miss Stewart. Miss Holt. Miss Mo
Calloch aiiss Tis<iAle. Miss bowsn. Miss
Rohertson. Mr.. George Bfowne. Mr.. Pred
ersck Mottef, Mr.. sutton. Mr.. Brook. OF
Portland: Mr.. GFiggs. Mr.. A. w. Stewart,
Mr.. Charles Bonner. Mr.. j. b. Bees. Mr..
Will Campbell, Mr. ". Keene, Mr.. c. l..
Reeves. Dir. T. Pratt. Mr. Hosmer. Mr..
~. Bradley, Mr, sedguics. Mr. Ellis. Mr..
r. q. Dan. Mr.. Fred Forbes. Mr. Sew
eFs0n and Mr.. Winston.
COMING KvgsTs.
The University Glce Clab held a business
meeting last seek. ~ which Il was decided
10 give concert IN ahost { mOnth. This
l. eagerly looked forward 70. a. all acknow-
ledge what musical treat h in store for
Them. In listening 10 tha slab
Nexf Wednesday evening Mason'a ball
viii again be tue fesfive scene Of 5 german.
IL will be the lrst one OF the Bachelors
cotlllion, under the auspices Of Messrs.
Paul Morris. III. 3. kissam. Herbert s.
Grires. Joseph johnson. William A. Bull
aud Fred 3. Bull The chaperons are 90
be Mrs. W T. Landell. Mrs. Colonel Efsn-
ger. Mrs.. A. +. Bail and MrA. George
hrowne. Most Of the Gaycrs win come
from Portland.
Tbe fourth Club Tea will be given At Miss
gowe's, on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Rove
Il such charming hostess. very de-
flghfful afternoon - anticipated. A. Is
nearing Christmas. IL Is found that the
Young ladies are becoming more in
dussrIous. and are giving less. although
very little less. time 10 gossip
scmrslsk.
The friends who hare soieng been eagerly
looking forward 20 the return ol Ms. Paul
Morris from the East were relieved sr1 re-
Iulcsf on Thursday morning. to tnd him
asain in their midst TIE numerous com
sectnfers on the cause Of bis sadden depar-
tnre for his Eastern home are. as yet un-
satisfied a. Mr.. Morris Offers no explanE-
ton.
mrxatAI TREAT.
xplenafa concert was given at the
Aipha opeEahonse under the Anspsces Of
me Young Meas Christian Association. on
"Wednesday evening, the proceeds 81 which
wer. added 10 the fund tor the yesief Of sick
an.l needy young men The Instrumental
rtayine VAS very fine. and the whole vas
musical treat wlieh one could not vel
AFFORD % lose.
xmAxxsaHvESa HaF.
Thanksgiving ssening the young ladies
"a Annie Wight seminary gave de-
livhtlal reception and hop. The evening
was snent in pleasant conversation and
dancing and tire departing guests we're
heard 10 express the wisa that Thanks
giving would Gene oitsnef thaa onee
year.
pgSSxn rARvtss.
Ms A. 81 RnI gave ads.sghtfsl 1hanks-
giving sllnser CO sewers Of her friends.
Mrs.. Post also hzd small has enjoyable
Thaaksgiving dimes. party. one whseh
wtli long ee remembered vita pleasure ey
shoss who were present
rknSaxAs~
Mr. G W. Seymour spent last Saturday
In Olympic.
Ne. IL. 4. AIlsn. ot Spokane Falls, has
been tn the sfty.
NJ. ]. scost. 81 Eilensharg. was ~ shs
Tacoma 90 Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. Oliver. q So. rAal. has been af the
Tacoma fer several DAYS.
NJ. Brock. q rosslaaa. sFSns several
aayx In shss eatY last week
MIS- 6rigzs sxF@ets - ~ 60 Portland for
q short slsne hesose Christmas.
Nj J. MeKxen Arne4a. IS FhEsaAespAAAs
has hxea staying Al sac TacemA
Mrs.. J. A farehs has lest for tae East,
where shS So sysna he winter.
Mr. ) =. TArAet q capitalist ct s. faals
has he~a sa the city sos seTesal days.
NJ J. KesSler ans wsSe. az - Hag1. were
AZ she TseonaA Tor seseEA. esys iasi wesG-
Ma. CSslenss KsAnsrF ard Mrs. A r
Bal weas 70 PoFslAa1, Thessiay sveaAax.
NJ. ". & Ns9esl sas LESS 80 81 fAal.
and wEa Fat&ga vita his vile p a aAest
sstas-
As. sna Ms rczsnr. az 81 Pal. wi