The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-07


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The Sunday school room was devoted to
the booths, and on the floor above refresh
ments were served on dainty tables, in the
most tempting manner. Those assisting
in the refreshment department were: Mrs.
Sharpe, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs.
Mc0aine, Miss Sherwood. Miss Mcintosh.
Miss Ellie Paddock, Miss Ethel Ferriss,
Miss Seymour, Miss Alice Rector. Miss
Pallias, Miss Townsend. Miss Emma Town
send, Miss Long and others. Those pre-
siding at the various booths ware:
Violet fancy work-Mrs. John Dows Hills.
Mrs. L. d. Roys, MIRA w. l. Landell, Mrs. Jordan,
Miss Jessie Seymour, Miss Wesseils
Indigo fancy work-Mrs G. W. Seymour. Mrs.
Powell, Mrs. Frank Case, Mrs Durgin, Miss
Mamie Harrington, Miss Dunlap.
Blue candy-Mra Hanna, Mira Kern, Miss
Buell., MSS Hanna. Miss Ferrisz.
Green flowers-MrA Wilkesop, Miss Helen
Woodruff, Miss Edmunds.
Yellow tea ana wafers--Mrs. Brocken brough,
Miss Rusher, Miss Woodruff. Miss Griggs, Miss
Tucker-Orange.
Paper and art-Mrs Wallace serrelI, Mrs G.
l. Holmes, MrA Turrell. Mrs. Boyle. MIRA
Bridges, Miss Hall, Mrs Holt
Red baskets-Mra Bigelow, Mrs. Knoble, Miss
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CALIFORNIAN SOCIETY SOCIAL.
Last evening the Caledonian and st.
Andrews Society gave its second sociable
at Turner hall. The programme which fol-
lows was ably handled:
Chairmsns remarks President Robert Haddow
'oAs MI. e r. willis. A''nAe'
Song. "H the Waters Could Speak AS They Flow"
Miss Kate Hubbard.
remarks. -....- rev. Il. n wilson
Messrs Robert Howden. A. Patton
.. and j. b Darling
Song. -.............." "a Mans Man for q That"
Mr.. Robert Haddow.
~ Mise. Addie and Katie Hubbard.
Mr. IL E Burke.
Song. 'sThe Sea Hath Its PeaEs"
Miss Kate Hubbard.
Trio. willie Brewed Peck o. Maui
Messrs Robert Howden, A. Patton
and ]. B. Darling
THE coTILLIoNs ARE ENJOYED.
To be sure the cotillions are enjoyed by
some, but there are great many who do
not belong to these dances, and yet who, at
times, long for some entertainment At
this busy season of the year, however,
when every ones mind is occupied with
ideas for Christmas, what to give this one,
or what to send that one. the lack of social
amusement is not SO noticeable as it will
be when the holidays with their festivities
and good cheer are a thing OF the past
Tue second of the series of cotilions was
given Thursday evening at the Tacoma.
The patronesses were: Mesdames Dicken-
son and Mottet, and among others present
were: Mesdames Hiscock. Allyn, Foster,
Keen, Best. Bridges. Manning. Dusen-
berre Snow, peterborough, Ball, Schri-
yer, Ogden, Moulton and Blanchard;
Misses McCracken, Smith and Wallace, of
Portland; Misses Dickinson, Dunlap,
Woodruff, Rusher, Rowe, Ouimette. Fer
ris, Hall, Edmunds, Robertson, Farrelly,
Griggs; Judge Allyn, Messrs. Dickinson,
Henley. Griggs, Pritchard. Snow, Ogden.
Sedgwick, Struthers, Johnson, Foster,
Rowe, Trotter, Best, Keen. Mottet, Ia
briskie Blanchard, Bull. Wheeler, Wins
low, Bartlett, McElroy, Nissan, Ramel,
Ayrault, Bridges. Thomas, Bond, Taylor.
HOME TALENT PRODUCE MEG"
A crowded house greeted the initial pro-
duction of Meg" by home talent at the
Tacoma theater Thursday evening. Here
is the caste of characters:
Robert Livingstone. .............A Young Artist
Allison Sears.
SilaS MClVer. PlOneef
Frank Cole
Zeke Downey, Big Hearted and Unconven-
Tom Box.
Charles Clinton. One of the 400"
John l. TAFT.
Eugene Elwo0d Dealer in Real Estate
O. L. Ritter.
A'''' -' Herbert Bashford ''- '''"
Ethel Livingstone. .,.......-... From New York
Miss Kinnie Cole
Lie Downey ...........-..-.L Loving but Jealous
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sloan.
Mrs Terraine. $500. Roberts Mother
Mrs A. G. Carson
Margaret Athertonf With the Cgrse OF an In
Meg MeIver dian Descent.
Miss Kate Stokes.
Fifty per cent. of the receipts went to
swell the public library fund. Tom Box as
Zeke Downey carried off the honors.
MRS. NUHN's DINNER PARTY.
Those present at delightful dinner
party given Wednesday evening by
Mrs. Oscar MUM, at the home
of her mother. Mrs. Farley, on North
/ street were Mr.. and Mrs. George Moul-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Sears. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dusenberre, Mrs. Rowe. the Misses Farley
and Messrs. Chauncey Wheeler. of Mime
apolis, and Grafton Wheeler. of this city.
NEW YEARS DAY YEARS AGO.
Not many years ago New Years day was
also celebrated in very delightful manner.