The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-03
TACOMA SOCIETY.

b Mcintyre. JEiege J. a. knhn. Mr.
T. y. Melton aud Ar. Hamilton Nash.
TACOMA SOCIETY.
Brilliant Success nf the Charity
Eaif-Ths Naval Commissioners
TACOMA March The great social
event OF the season IN Taesmz
society is Row bus sweet remern.
brance OF the past. For weeks oar
society folks were On the Gui viye Of
expectancy in regard 20 the charity
bail to be given at the Tacoma, We'd
neStiay evening, February 9th, BY the
Union Relief Association. and full
well were the most sanguine expects-
uons realized
From 5 O'Clock till 10 there was an
almost uninterrupted arrival of CAR
riAges at the hot<a entrance, bringing
loads OF the loTesfest women and most
gallant 81 rneE 70 enjoy the evening Is
festivities. After emerging from the
dressing-roons the fair ladies and
their escorts we're met At the entrance
OF the beautiful pariors OF the Tacoma.
which on this occasion were impro-
yised into one grand ballroom. hy the
reception committee, consisting OIL
Samuel Collyer. Theodore Hosner.
G.. III. Prescott, T.. b. Wallace. /. ".
Anderson and L. f. Post Oace in
the room one was forcibly impressed
with the great number of fuIi-dress
suits OF the gentlemen. and the ex-
quisite toilesfes of the ladies present.
Z nier the efficient management. of the
floor committee, +. G. Forces. w. L.
PTitchard. A. Nj. Stewart, II. G.. Rove
ana G. =. Reeves. The merry dancers
were kept whiriing through the may
waltz, or the more lively schoitische
and the stately sedate quadrille 10 the
excellent music of BaeEnsteine's or
chestra, without cessation till mid
night when the signal for the grand
march To the banqueting rooms was
given, where plates were set for 200
guests. After the sumptaous repast
spread by the hotel chef. dancing was
again INDUCED In till the wee small
hours OF the morning.
Among the more noticeable cos
Tunes were those of:
Mrs. L. 4 Post, black velvet en-
train, trieamed with white lace,
Miss Eiilnger, light blue silk,
trimmed with white lace, F-shapeu
corsase.
Miss Puddock, white tuIle, white
ribbon trimmings. low corsage and
pink roses.
Miss Nora Hall, pink silk trimmed
with white lace.
Miss Truax, embroidered pink silk
with surplice waist; necklace OF pearls.
Miss Byrne, cardinal surah silk,
panels OF black Chaniilly lace, dia-
inond ornaments.
Mrs. Higgins, blue silk en- train, lace
sleeves anu Jacqueminot roses.
Miss Delprat, salmon satin, black
lace oyerdress.
Miss Blanchard, blue silk with lace
panels
Miss Byrne OF Salem, Or, Lavender
surah silk, white lace overdress, os-
trich trimmings 70 match and dia-
moL5 ornaments.
Mrs. 4. 5. Harmon, purple silk, cor
sage with white lace front
Mrs. l.. X. Manning, blue plush
trimmed with point lace. diamond or
namenfs.
Miss Dunlap q Portland, black silk
and gauxe, blue and white oYcrdress.
Miss Mattingiy, black silk.
Miss Mary Hall, lemon satin, black
lase oyerdress.
Mrs. Will Rice, cream Grape with
point lace oyerdress.
Mrs. G. H. Prescott, stone-colored
silk braided with silver.
Mrs. Gov. Browne, maroon velvet.
MORE silk and chenille trimmings.
Mrs. Marble, figured silk en- train,
lace front.
Mrs. E. l. Sawyer. white silk and
gauge
Miss Boardman, pink eashmese
with chenille ball trimmings.
Mrs. j IL. Hall, black silk, jet trim
Iuings and red silk corsage.
/ Mrs. Jacob Raynor. black silk en-
train, lilacs and corsage.
Mrs. Young. maize coiored silk,
! looped with ribbons OF same shade.
/ Mrs. Alex Baiile. white brocaded
silk, trimmed with lace.
Mrs. j. g. BrockenbFough, white
silk, en- train, pearl ornaments.
/ Mrs. Dewey, black velvet, orange
satin reyers.
Miss Hayden, garnet silk. white
| flowers in corsage.
Mrs Catlin. black silk, with Jet
| trimmings, white flowers.
| Miss Minnie Catlin, blue silk and
white flowers.
Miss Catlin, cream silk and red
roses.
Mrs. Mattel. dark brown velvet,
lemon silk panels.
Mrs. Ea Barlow, canary elk, black
/ lace overdress and flowers.
Mrs. Lockford, garnet silk.
Miss GarretSoa, white nun S yelling
Among the guests were the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Col'yer,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. ABBOTT, Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. NJ. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c..
BTockensFough, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Is.
Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Maaning. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. s. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. j
&. Weatnerred, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H.
I.auderback, Mr. and Mrs. William
Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
Nixon. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Chilhesg, MIR.
and Mrs. Gwin Hicks, Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. T. Mechanic, Mr.. and Mrs.. J. f.
Young. Dr.. and Mrs, Higbee, Mr. and
Mrs L. E scantlia, Mr. and Mrs. l..
E. Post. ar. and Mrs. II. Brook, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Reiehenbseh. Mr..
and Mr. ars- Henry I Dram; Mr. NJ
and Mrs. Dewey. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Vaughn, Mr.. aid Mrs. Z. L.
/ Sawysr, Nj. and Mrs. j H. Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Y. Bayto. Mr. and Mss. l..
Il. Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K.
f, Browne, Mfr. and Mrs. A. Bailie, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Woodruff. Mr. and
Mrs. Cailip, Mr.. and Mrs. G. III Mar
BILE, Col. and Mrs. EHiuger and daggh-
ter OF Portland, Mr. ana Mrs. Dnssea-
berris, Judge and Mrs. Frank Allyn,
Messaaaes A. v. KauiE, Rasnor. J. A..
Iscoas. Carney, the Misses Woodrngf,
| HNh, pcprst, Catiin, Paddock. Hay
den, B2ieh, GArretson. Eifinger.
Barns, IierriekSoa, Thompson, Nat
tiagly, Robertson, Buaraman, Gaze
bolt, gillapaugh, HIidebFandt, blan-
chard, the MesSrs. l. W Anderson, Z,
+ ClaypokA DIR. Axrlrosd. II. &.
Wiusiew, II. W. higgins. +. Forbe.,
NJ. Ramsdsll, r. j Seyerson. Lewis
Cover, starnberg, W F. Prigchard,
Ira Howe. @. q. Rove, j 3. Bet, j..
Regxt, =. w. Smith. Jr., r. Nern,ion.
FL. C. Wallace, w. -. Pratt, tt. ).
Griggs, ]. Culver. a b. Cushing. ..
A. Wheelwright. j. NJ. Ashtos, Dur
lap. WIN. fhompson, Pitt. Jacobs,
sample. Sutton, d. Wilsoa. q. e.
scammeli. J. NJ. heeae, NORTH, Bal
COM.
CHAMBER CO cgwsEEcE BANQUET.
The informal banquet given BY the
Chamber OF Com nierce reception conf
mitiee 10 the Naval eomnli ssioners.
Saturday evening At The Faeoma. wzs
tharnuyt.ly enievel by All psrgiri-