The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-10
The SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Resume of the Weeks Social
Happenings.
me rirss Week in Lent Lively
one-rhe select Dance Other
Occurrences.


The fact that the past week Hez
practically the first week Of the season
AZ Lent did rot IN any sfse deter
seattles society from enjoying itself.
True, the select hop, which was "the
event OF the week, Was given on
Tuesday evening the ere Of Ash
Wednesday, the first day 81 Lent bni
Al the party did not break up until
after midnight, Il was not, trssthfully
speaking, given outside Of Lent The
numerous other events Of the week
vii! be found below.
THE SELECT nor.
The select hop given last Tuesday
evening in Turaer bail was an eminent
Success. and great credit Is due the
ladies' who pIannesi and arranged the
affair. The evening itself was master.
niece Of Dame Mature. the perfect con-
dition OF the atmosphere lending ex-
hiIaraiion 30 the merry dancers. At
aha-fiy before 8 O'Clock ia the even.
inr. when Prof. yaughn's orchestra
brvan the music for the grand march.
he haH presented brilliant appear
suce. The blaze of a score OF cisande-
;,ers fell upon MANY different vars-
( sfies OF costumes, and the effect was
nIrh bewiIdering. The attendance was
sxrge land select. and the affair
styIctiy dress ofie--sofuething re-
markabIe for semi-pubisc gatherings.
When the gathering had INDUCED in
the fascinating pastine for three hours
4 most delicious and tempting repast
vas served. The table was under the
management OF tlie mesdames. who
attended, while they were assisted b.
q beyy OF SeattIe's fairest daughters.
When the fact that the supper was
gotten up alone by the ladies who gave
the party is considered, too much can
not be said in its praise. At
the conclusion OF supper dancing was
resumed and continued until between
land o'clock the next morning.
Among the ladies fhe5 following cos
tunes were noticeable. Mrs. Frcder-
lex, garnet silk velvet with white surah
draneries and trimmings, ornaments,
Diamonds; Miss Eta Kobinaon, white
cashmere. embroidered with pearls.
ornaments, diamonds Miss Clara
wilson, white nuns yelling and pink
silk, ornaments, diamonds; Mrs. w.
a. Avery, white satin and nuns veil
ing with swan SHOWN, ornaments, dia-
monds. Miss Lizzie Marshall. white
China silk and pink MORE, ornaments,
diamonds. Miss Mamie Bray, greers
silk With black lace drapeYies: Miss
Mamie Boardman, pink hrocadcd
India silk and white gufah, ornaments.
diamonds; Miss Mary Nixon. cream
eolored surah silk embroidered. ogna-
ments, sapphires; Miss Lottie selden,
gasI;ght green gauze with pink wateresl
silk; Miss Alice Thorndyze, white
gauze with pink silk trimmings; Miss
Ada Calligan, yellow satin with black
lace draperies: Miss Marion Garfield
white satin and nuns yelling Miss
Mamie Ranke, white satin and gauze
Miss Clara Clarke, white cashmere
with lace draperies; Miss Fanny Par.
kinson, cream coiored nuns veillnp
and garnet colored trimmings Miss
Watson, pink nuns yelling. Miss
Parker, cream colored nuns veil
ing; Miss Ruby Bray, laven.
der gauze trimmed with satin
ribbon; Miss Laura Mcpherson, black
silk and lace; Miss Preston, black lace
trimmed with Jet. Miss Maud Burr
cream colored nuns yelling: Miss
Lillian Burrows, white embroidered
null: Miss Carroll, pink satin and
nuns yelling; Miss Maggie Moore,
white cashmere: Miss A. urunkrantz
pink nuns yelling: Mrs. Eugene Can.
field, black satin and jet, ornaments
diamonds; Mrs. j. r. ifoyt. black silk
and lace. ornaments diamonds; Mrs.
Otto Ranke, black silk; Mrs. q. w.
Boardman, black silk: Mrs. l.. Selden,
black silk, Mrs. M. ). Story. lavender
silk. ornaments, pearls; Mrs. Grun.
krantz, black satin and lace Mrs. Nye,
black lace with pink satin bodice
beaded In black, ornaments diamonds
Miss n Gunkrautz. blue silk nun X veil.
ing Mrs. Goodhue, white nuns yelling,
Mrs. Hart, gray silk: and Mrs. u. X
Howard, black satin, ornaments dia.
monds. There were many other grand
costumes, but space wild not allow
complete enumeration. Among tho
gentlemen present were: Messrs
J. L. Hoyt, Eugene Garfield
]. Grunkrantz, I. I'VE. ". A. Avery
A. ID. Hart, r. Goodhue. +. a. Wood
ward, George Mcguire, Paul Baer
Alfred Holman. j. A. WhaiIey. ]. @
Fraser. r. A. Bell. ]. Clark, +. T.. Can
tin, II. Smith. w. A. Lee. @. IF. An
derSon, n. Ii. Latiner, &. &. Perkins,
W. NJ. Gooinbs. 4. Ranke. q. Il
Thorndyke. DIR. Fisher, Harry Rue
\. Werdenhamer, Il. Mcdonnell, ii
Dean, Il. Nj. Carr. Chef Kelly and
Harold Smith.
THE ENaET cElEHRATloE.
Tie celebration last Monday even
ing in Turn verein hall in honor oI
Robert Emmett, the martyr 30 ths
cause Of Erin, was a success far ia
excess of the expectations and hopes
Of the Emmett Club, IFS protector The
hall was fairly crowded ut So
o'clock when the chairman Of thu
meeting. Mr.. John Collins, took thu
PLATFORM and delivered the following
opening address: Members of ths
Robert Emmett Club. Gentlemen, vi
Of Irish birth and descent, togethel
With the invited guests. have assem-.
bed here tonight irrespective of issue
uf condition, TO honor the memory ol
one OF iretand's Creates sons, the
martyred patriot, Robert Emmett.
whose efforts for the lib rty of his
native land are as fresh in our mem
cry tonight as they were In those OF
Ms counsrymen a century ago. His
iery says Of Us that We love the land
10 which We first saw the light, and
y y has said in the past IL will say
u Inc future, that we are equally as
myal % the land in which We breathe
ae TREE ale of heaven. aud enjoy nil
ae evil liberty necessary for the we'll
hre OF mankind Mr.. Collins was
ellowei by MIR. L. T.. Carroll. who
Nayesed an interesting address ON
Ne life and character of Robert I'm.
net. At the close of the appended pre-
Famine, which was exeellently rem
eered, dancing was begun ana con
ahaed until late hour:
vgeasng renarks.,.......... Hon. sohu Ua.llas
saesess. ldfe and Character Of kohest
siainst ,.......s-...-....., Af. T. 4. Caro-
"Aik, TIE SHAMROCK oi Ireland" ...-
-s,..,,..... .,.......,.....Mr. Wiiliala Russell
aelssuoo, 'kInmet's spcech From tao
Us. Ss -, ,,....... r. T. Drew
Maggie aud Harvey .....-...,......
Mss kaae NuAnen and chas Aegaty n
aecstation - : r t1stsfsef,
sa NoEais ashore" Af Ghas. Aeintyss
s''ss'asss, A Aa4dcu's sSSQReste .a
Mis- lsenec-a tsain0s
~ Eileen Alsaasa'' Miss Kate Nuunen
s ~sss.ailen, The Closing Year" Mr.. nesa
VS., the Exile ,.,....,.4.s..,s-. Ms. Isigbtor
lie Inherent selections of the pxo.
sahsane we're all delivered ln man.
at lar above the ave rage anu although
smay seem invialoGS 10 select some
espselal praise, yet tribute should
paid To The singing OF Miss KATY
NHh4nk tstAs "a *