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

a grand success, the h&4 beng CROWDED
with j0lIy party Of dancers who enjgyed
the oceszion immensely. me mussc. far-
rzstHed By Mz-otEA Bros. wns excellent.
ard re faneh given chs isdies wzs e1l0yed
with zssk Everybody seemed vel pleased
szld no disturbance Of any kid mErred the
occasion. The foll0Ming nasaners were
uresens: Charier Holt. clown: Enoch
HYDE. Iadi37. Mrx. Chadwick, busting
maid: Mrs. Crowley. Enilkwom2n. Mrs
brown. gardener. Mrs. Robinson. knight:
SRA. Smith. sanaE: Mrs. Wilson. China
woman. Mrs. Anderson. Highland girl;
Miss MullarkgT, red. white and blue: Miss
crugIey. raIkmaid: Miss Jackson, TopSy
Miss Robinson, Hoxex girl; Miss Il. shaw.
TopsT. Miss Quinn, negress: Miss II. Mul-
Ierky. negroes; Miss n Eusn, sister ofChar-
ny Mss n Trigg, handsome cabin boE !:
Mr.. James Hewers0n. clown Mr.. Samuel
Hyde. Indfan Mr. J. +. Ewings. Old man.
Mr. Z Howerson, japanese: Mr. George
T.. Miller, English. Mr.. E. f. short. Duscn-
man, Mr. E. Hyde, Jews Mr. +. Gray,
Coon Ar. J. Kniftle, clown: Mr.. J. Ru-
dolph. minister: Mr.. T. CrouIey, drum
MAJOR: Mr. s. J. Hubbard. baseball: Mr..
p. J. smith. Comic: Mr.. r E. Wilson,
negro. Mr.. T Mnllarky, Irish landlord;
Mr.. Fl Il. Ellis. lady psrsonat0r: Dir.
William BensngeF, Dutchman: Mr.. W. A
Collins, Mr. Z. II. Mclaughlin. Of Seattle,
lawn tennis: 4 Mr. s. Beastis. drummer:
Mr.. Fred Ryerson. Jack the Ripper.
WILL oRGAxTzg Tuesday sIGHT.
The Alpine Club. Of which there has
been considerable talk OF late, viii be
organized a. the Ranier hotel on Tuesday
evening. The following gentlemen are the
leaders in the movement TO organize. Mr..
ID. w Bass. Mr.. A. c. Warner, Mr.. Henry
Mcclure, Ar. Fred Ward, Mr.. J. B. Eagie-
son. Mr.. w. @. Gilger, Mr.. A. Il Towle.
Mr.. Everett Smith. Mr.. a. w. Conanf,
Mr.. Charles Piper, Dir. l. II. Wheeler.
The following prospectus has been issued:
The objects OF the club are @ acquire fnforma-
ton about the mouztztns and rivers Of the
North aext coast, By explorations and. other
means. 20 gather such scientific information as
may Be ebtA1ned relating 10 TIE geological
formation. mineral deposits and fora and fauna
70 coflecs specimens and properly classify thern.
with the ultimate purpose 0f creating q I'M
seam. to become an authority On al euesEiozs
relating 70 mountains IN al respects: 70 place
the knowledge 90 gained before the public
through the press and published reports; 70 pre-
serve these publications IN proper form for the
free use and information Of tourists. and 20 In
dnee immigration and the visits Of toarists By
these and ali ether means within cur power; 70
use cur utmost diligenee in acQunnking our
selves with tbs prospective visits o. tourists,
scientists, artists and journalists from abroad,
and extend TO them 3 cordial welcome 70 our
state 20 zee that the game laws Of the stale are
enforced and that new ones be made aud en-
forced There VIII Re several branches 20 the
club: sEzoag them viii be amateur photography.
botanical meteorological and others a. may
sEggess themselves from time 70 time.
A DELIGHTFUL BANoUKT.
The members Of the Addie z. Pratt
Dramatic Company were rendered q ban
quet ST the Pullman Dining parlors Thurs
day evening b. Messrs. Neatly & Trotter,
managers OF the company. Covers were
spread for twenty-eight persons. and at
1870 O'Clock happy party. composed Of
just that number. gathered at the Pullman
and took their places at table Speeches
were made BY number OF those present
The merrymaking continued until mid
night. when the party separated. Follow
ing Is the mean:
Shrimp Salad "a Maxanaise.
Fiilet Of Sole Sauce Tartar. Potatoes &ollendaase
Prime Rfbroast OF Beef
Peiled Teal Duck Ia Rschelien French Peas.
MA4aE1 EoEA5qE8s
Boned Turkey, Aspic Jelly.
TenderIoin Of Beef. ~ champlgnonk
Orange FrislsFs. Wine Saace.
Sweet Potatoes, visginis style.
Fried Chicken, 3 Ia crema
FricandaE Of Veal. . II Trovenc2le.
Potato crcqmettes. Sweet Corn.
Cranberry PIa Mtnce Pie. Floating Island.
Charlotte RHsse.
Macedons Of Fruit Jelly Cake.
Cream Fufs. MacerOonk Assorted Fruits.
Mats. Raisen8 Cafe NGfr.
pewx-KAsT xaAxKsorvIse DINNER.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George b. Kinnear gave a
regular old-fashioned down-Eaxt Thanks
giving dinner 90 q few intimate friends
Thursday afternoon at their beautiful
home In Queen Anne. The table fairly
groaned under its load Of turkey. chicken
and other good things te eat. and judging
from the way the guests fingered near the
table. il - safe 20 say that the down East
style was extremely captivating. Those At
table were:
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Kinnear. Rev. and
Mrs d. d. Cambeu, DR.. and Mrs. Filkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Adair, DR.. and Mrs.
Miller, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Downing.
Nj and Mrs. Rolla Denny. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Knipe. DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wau-
CHOP. Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Kinnear, Mr..
and Mrs. d. C. Brawley. Mr. and Mrs. A.
N. Gilman, AFR. and Mrs. Amos Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Horton. Dr. and Mrs.
D. Mitchell. Mr.. and MIRA. G. K. Jenner,
Mrs. Agard, Mrs. Dubois, Mr.. Angus
Macintosh and Mr.. w r. Brawley.
INTERPRETATIONS
On Thanksgiving evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. A. j. kirkpatrick, which had
been handsomely decorated for the occa-