The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-18
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.

sAeseA " - IN A. = fattefsoA aud Q nam Ter OF
osher musical artists. aud the occasion from
ises 70 De the musical event OF the season.
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Opening OF the Olympia Hotel via .
Grand Baii-Msny Picnics.
OLYurfA. May 1.-THE beautiful summer
days OF this week have made eli residents es-
peciaily happy. Picnick, horssta K exercises
ana garden games have been the rne amongst
those Who make all happiness available. The
master event OF this week has b en- the formal
opening Of The Olympia hotel By grand open
ing bali.
OPENING BALL AT THE OLYMPIA.
New dresses, new fashions, new sty 60 circled
around the lsrse dancing hall or promenadei
IN the persors or uroa the broad verandas
shapeiy ieet and agils pose IL the new dances
gave charmsto the superb occasion. The stately
quadrilie. the waltz, mazourka. polka, ali in
eping with the exquisite music gave inspirar
ton tot elegant, falrv-lke featuRss OF the
grand terpsiehorean scene IL was also enioY-
able and commemorate by the few well-robed
wall flowers. whose active days are gone. yet
which linger In memory, e. II again on the ball
room door. All was en- rapport with the scene,
the capital. and. in fact the great olympia
hotel Many wore jewels that were in exquisite
simplicity and Il te. The hair, too, of the
ladies was pictnr sque and daintiy dressed,
some being crowned with tortoise combs
Others were plain. bat the con-
in the bail and la corsages Sparkling jewelry,
costly lace. with pessementsrie, or delicately
laden with floral garnisure, wss Ia keeping
with the the May season. Sweet simplicity, ex-
pressed In the acco.deon pleated skirts . Il
paysans: others wore entire costumes of one
materiai-wsis 8 plain, draped or trimmed with
runs of the same kind. or cut II vierge-mod-
U~trx- 49, I&<sr g.
gracefully ending at their elbows; gloves.
dainty shoes and slippers. comfortable fans
delicate magnifytng eyeglasses OF European
styles were used by several ladies. 1u.les,
toaiards, suraha, orfeens, crepes were worn In
.softty clinging folds Al Vas grace In me hail.
'f6om. The cheerfa1 chats at Intervening rests
were also most charming and happy incidental
points in TIE dancex Many Of the gentlemen
were in full dress suits, with buttonaires, all
in keeping with the time. surroundings ana
grandeur Of that greatest of social occasion in
this capital Of the to be grandest wealthiest and
and most respectable state in the Union.
Among the many tasty costumes wore by the
ialies were the following: Miss Bessie Lee,
blue crepe, pearls: Miss kena Cavsnaugh,
white elk, exquisite lace trimmings: Miss
Denton. red silk, natural flowers in hair. low
neck. white lace trimmings, diamonds; Miss
Stella ToilEor. red silk. hair Hastily
reached q Ia mode: Miss Cora Ella white silk
flowers SET delicate: Mis- T. J. Buell.. black silk
with net lace Trimmings: Miss Edna Rogers,
white silk with green trimmings; Miss Ida
Toilner. pink silk pearls. net embro idery.
diamonds: Miss Anna TaIbell. pink silk, gold
jcwelry: Miss A. Daily. black silk. gold jewelry:
Miss Louisa Aver. souted blue silk. with while
silk trimmings; Mas Anna cowles. pink silk,
white satin trimming pearl necklace and cold
gold ring on fore finger; Miss Emma Reed.
black silk lace. variegated embroidery. artistic
gold jewelry: Miss Fenton. black 81 4. lace,
pearl ornaments: Mis- G. rte Phillips, blue silk,
handsome tea roses solitaire diamond ring ON
index finger: Mis- Bessie Allen. white silk.
pink lace: Miss Fenton. light silk. MORE
antique bodice. gold brooch Miss Alent Kysor.
light silk. MORE antique bodice. gold brooch.
pearl necklace: Mim A. h Corwin. white cash
mere, trimmed In black velvet diamonds: Miss
Carson, red tinted silk. blue tinted cossage.
diamonds: Mis- i Cories. black satin. en-
train, embroidered with peoples: Miss Maud
Miss Ella carron. hack SILK, pearl necklace:
Wilson. silk, satin trimmings. gold jewelry:
Miss Flora Frost. pink silk, and lace trim
mtngs; Miss Ferry. red silk, white satin irsm-
mfngs. gold necklace, diamonds: Miss Anna
Connolly, back silk with exquisite trimmings
diamond brooch; Miss Maud Burr, b ~
silk. variegated trimmings. pead necklace;
Mrs Governor Ferry, black silk, richly trimmed.
diamonds; Mrs. John r. Convey, pink silk.
petite rodice, exquisite lace. diamonds; Ara A.
J. Mason, gkknet satin, pearls, and brooch CT
diamcns in form of . rose, Ma Judge John p.
Hoys, gray siIk. hrocade eorsagc. diamonds;
Mrs. General MeMtcksn. black six. duchesse
lace trimming: Mrs. Alien Weir. ba k silk, dia
monds. natural flowers: Mrs. Daily, black silk.
diamond ornsments, handsome lace nehu; MIRA
ki~g black silk, rich oriental lace. diamonds;
Mn. Captaiu Hatch, black SILK. lace. diamonds;
Mrs. K q. Bryan. silk dress, tiused white trisa-
mings. gold Iswelry. double pearl necklsc Mrs
Lieusenaatt,overno Lsus hton. superb silk cos
tune. diamonds: Mrs T. u. Reed. Jr-. black
iix. ace and Jet ornaments. Mrs J. C. Horr,
black silk. ace, diamonds: sMrA ?. II. Case,
ak, lace PICARD. gold jswelry: Mrs z ". Far
enahAr, shaded gray sik, brown sattn trim
rniugs. Diamond cross: Mrs p. Blodse;f black
SIX, lace trimmings. diamonds: Mrs. g. II. Par
ker " bite silk. pearl 1eekiacs: Ms l. G. An
se-Son, gray silk, handsome p aris and ruoses;
Ms = c Pereivai. dresx. ashes OF roses. dis-
tnoaes: Ma George Barnes. blsck alk. lace
trimmings: Mrs. c. ". Moore, blsck silk, orr
engAi ace: Mrs. y. l. Bioigefs. liret silk, pearl
necklace: Mrs. 6. w. GreTory. pink siik. gold
jswe.ry; NrA A. A fa1slipe. red sslk
en- trasne. Marshall Seili rases. Mrs s.
" r. yoaes. black SILK. god ;e~elfy;
Mrs A. d. Rogers. black silk diamonds; Ma
Harry Cake, black ss.k, natural Sewers
Diamonds: Nrx Acdie Woods. light alpaca
saree., antique lace. pearls. Mrx : @. Ward.
back six, gold iewcisss Ms Judge Root, hsht
silk golden necklace. diamond crcsea aad
large OGDEN wedding ring ars captain 5fs
bert Alien, black siik. gclcen lsuelrys Nr2
NrKinaey, black silk en- sraine. natural aowsrs'
Ms Fred Alien. nlaek six en- 'sssHe. daAuessass
Mra Isheree back silk. tinted lace. cisrn0sa<ix
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