The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

dancing games etc. Those rreseat were.
Mss Louise Bozranaa. Mis- Alice Hall.
Miss Ellie Paddock, Miss MaEie Pedestal.
Miss Alice Pierce. Miss McIsaren Post. Miss
Bessie bingham. Miss Tsora Hayden. Miss
Annie Erfggs. Miss Lacy Knight. Mr.
Harry woodruff Mr. Henry Huggins, Mr.
Herbert Ref. Mr. James II. Dege, Mr..
John ID Gibbs. Mr.. Louis Reed. Mr. Sam
Bridges. Mr.. Joe Sealey, Mr. Theo. Griggs.
Mr.. Arthur g. PTitehard.
! DacKKNs FEsTIvAT.
A Dickens festival viii be given here early
in Decti1nher at Gerrnanfa hall. hy the
Indies OF the Unitarian church. which viii
probably he q great success Many Of the
most sticking pictures IN Dickens works
will be portrayed Among them vii be
ssBofFins Bower Caleb PIummers sT0y
shop. rThe Old Curiosity Shop. Jenny
wrsn's Doll Establishment "Blue Drag
on Inn,s and d prccessfon Of the characters
Mrs. Jarieyss wax works viii be : feature
also
TIE HELIs or coRxEyTLLK-
The late now fixed for producing the
opera, 'sThe Chimes OF Normandy is for
the last week in December or the first week
in January. Whether the parts will be
thoroughly learned by that time, and all
viii hare entire confidence in their powers
of acting, is what is occupying the atten-
ton Of the different participants.
xAsoN RIFLES.
The Mason Rifles are getting ready to 30
to Olympia Sunday. Since the company de-
cided to remain an independent company
il has had about thirty applications from
some OF the hest business young men OF
Tacoma. They win get their new dress
uniforms in 4 few weeks. They now num-
Der about fifty active members.
FOR THE INAUGURATION PARADE.
The cavalry company is constantly being
drilled, preparatory to IT'S trip % Olympia,
where, in their new uniforms. they will
figure largely In the grand parade on in
auguration day. II is now very probable
that a section OF artillery will also be
formed, as the militia boom prevails here
al present
sKwTNG CLUB TEA.
The second club tea will be held at Miss
Paddock's next Tuesday afternoon. The
young ladies spend an afternoon very
pleas aiatIy in sewing and social converse,
and the meetings are looked forward TO
with great interest.
COMING GERMAN.
Nine young gentleman OF this city viii
give a german at the Tacoma on Thanks
giving night, in which some twenty couples
are expected TO participate. A dance is
also talked of for the night before at the
Masons ball.
PERSONAL.
Judge Calkins, of Spokane Falls. has
been in the city.
Mr.. D. a. Holbrook. of Seattle, has been
iii the city.
Hon. A. II. Cannon, of Spokane Fails
has been at the Tacoma.
Mr.. III. w. h. Bushnell will leave Ia
coma for California in few days.
Mr.. j. A. Shank, OF Cincinnati. was here
last week. He thinks of locating in this
city.
Mr.. JEFF Chandler and daughter, of st.
Louis, have been in the city during the
week.
Miss Dagmar Tisdale left on Thursday
for Portland. where she will remain several
weeks.
Chief Justice Anders, of the state SUI
preme court. was in Tacoma Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. II. B. Dearborn and wife, of San
Francisco, hsve been at the Tacoma for
snort umes
Mr. d. c. Lockwood, who is connected
with the Century Magazine, arrived at the Ta-
coma on Tuesday.
Mr. A. Anderson has moved with has
family from Cincinnati to this city. lie
expects to reside here.
Mr. T. B. Stacey, of Philadelphia. who
has many interests inTacoma, arrived here
ON Monday from Seattle.
Colonel Percy Dickinson has returned
with his family from New York. He in
tends to spend the winter in Tacoma
Miss Gill, who has been travelling for
some time, returned 10 this city last week,
but left again on Wednesday for the East.
Mrs. L. II. Prescott viii remain in Port
land during the winter. Mr.. Prescott
denies the report that he will move bis
Office to Portland.
Miss Elfinger, daughter OF Colonel Ef-
finger, who has been in Portland several
months. returned home Thursday. Mrs
Eainger and her daughter contemplate
spending the winter in California.
Mr.. Dennis Ryan. the ST. Paul million
aire, and party have arrived. The party
consists of Messrs. James Davis and j. G
Truman, OF Binghampton, New York, Mr..
l.. Mayer. jr., Of New York, and Mr.. G.. L.
Howe. of Duluth.