The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29
SOCIETY ~ GENERAL


,oe!ai circles Ias. wssk. The Latte lsoTfs
Fontlproyt engagement was attended hg
sse-ytosiy who vas fortunate enough 30
secure q seas. The Catholic festival wa
r.easant event. A namhsr Of parties are
Included in tks weekly revsew- As sec
ond street business man fe.scisoassy re-
marked yesterday. the rasny season has to
eli intents begun, ard dates are being made
Tor a number Of calls aud other large social
assemblies.
rBo-xFoHrs' aKofEY EEsTfvAl-
There was no end OF social comfort and
nsrrsment IN the lastly decorated recep-
fior rooms Of the Catholic church Nedns<-
day and Thursday evenings, 81 TIE medley
festival given by The ladies' Of the Altar and
Cecilia societies. for the benefit OF the re-
serve fand. There was a large attendance
OF the young people os the church and
their friends musical programme had
been prepared for both evenings, bat owing
10 the crowded room and the other greater
attractions Wednesdays programme was
omitted altogether ard only part OF
ThuFsdays given. On the latssr evening
Ms Amelia Emonds. MISS Maggie Murphy
and Ar. Paul sang a trio. ~0h. Restless
s@a. and Miss Kmons, Miss Murphy. Mr..
Come Where the Lilies Bloom 30 Fair,
both performances crowning the voealists
with honor. The great feature Of the en-
tertaimmept was the ingenious schemes
devised by the ladies for amusing their
guests al the greatest possible expense 20
the latter. They were highly successful.
One young man even attempted to pat up
his gold watch 3; the ioe-eFeam counter
and good Father PTefontaine. just back
from an expensive Old World tour.
was inyeigled into ali the frivohiies
and rendered p~nniless. Al q pretty
booth, bedeeked with evefgreens and bios
SONS. Miss Emma Collins and Miss Mar
guerise Bearman dispensed frozen nectar
or ice cream. The charming merchants
developed an amazing capacity for business,
and the cash receipts were enormous. Re
hecca at the Well - as illustrated by Miss
Maggie Murphy, was decided improve
nlent on the young lady OF ancient story
Tor there was sweet and juicy lemonade in
this well. which was situated IN the midst
Of q psofusion of EnosSes and flowers, and
here the people slaked their burning thirst.
giving Rebeeca many sheokies. There was
lots OF fun at the fishpond, in charge of
Mrs. II. Burke. In corner Of the room a
pair Of high-eazt gypsy women had pitched
their tent. Some said that they had come
direct from the soudan Others. that they
were Miss Marguerite Mckinney and Miss
Fannie shannon; anyhow. they we're
wondroas fortgne-tellers. adopts in paln,-
issry. anu there was a constant pilgrimage
"a their camp. even Of people who had
hitherto been skeptieal az dreams, ghosts
and prophesy. The soosbsayers gave
straight tips on politics. real estate and
loye affairs. and already many % their pre-
asctsons have heen verified In another
room. lunch table. where palatahle caps
O. hot coffee with cakes and sand
witches we're served. was presided over
~ Mrs A. :. Miller and Mrs J Michal.
son, An apron table. where aprons of all
eoloFs. shapes qualities AMI sizes could be
purchased, was carefully locked after hy
Mics Amelia Emonds and enc or two 9th.
ers. over fifty aprons were sold. which
melted the society quite sum. A great
ccsI az fan VAS oceasioned by a rattle Of
different articles Of worth. and few things
of 40 value, although they brought splendid
prices. The two evenings festival nette,i
the society the earn Of xss0 ard over, which
vas fsF beyond their expes taiioaS
Following afe the names ol the ladies
Who SO successfully arranged the t5easur.
shle occasion, Mrs. \. J. Russell. Ms
John Mscbal. Mrs T.. II o'Briea. Mss r.
johnson. Mrs. 4. 5. Miller and Miss Re-
heess Mahon
rHr rs rfSE TIA.
Over two hundred friends az the Young
wolnens Christian Temperance Union
gathered ia the paFlors 81 she Methodist
fpisospal church. cayrer of Marion aud
Th}el streets last Monday .veainw. where
they acre delightfully."- entertained ~ tie
young ladies wigh uhsi unique pink tea
party Alaaost every one ask, What - a
pms tea party fhose vho were there
vi say row. "li's one ~ sle most 80 sova.
BE entertainments Imaginable PINK tea
tssssafrasl Was served n aet sgira ~ deco
rated cups. tAe h&03ivork ~ the accom-.
pushed yoeng ls85es. Sore cnps hsd 3qw.
ers. tsassss. esc.. rzutea attract esv uYzaa
them a grsat Uaoy 81 she cups were sold
g. Sac s8mirtng guests Afterwards as sos3.
vvnsss a. the ocC aston. and The money he
rve3 theFsft0m fsTnea IN ta the 'ye's"
treasury The tables vs~s tran>si with
p.ns huntsne sHA la.leu wsth cos towers of
the eeaso8, The use511aes and rsf}are vr.r.
$50 decorated Nth PAX eantar which
hans ia p5egureseae gestocas ta she
aoor. giving the Feosa decidedly .r5rs.
following nsus.rsl programme wsx er's-.
dldly rvnslered under gae direction a. Mr-
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srcass sa repeated sAls Rev Glars pavs
spsse te~ agrreprssae remarks. Afseg
wattA tAa yoanE 'ss.vt of the tsaa oceA-
stonsa eoass5eeas5e snars ty rresaassor
hins "a pfets.ty decorated cap IA 1ts.er
sauteasE
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guests present FaioWsae asv shs u4sses
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