The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-12

Euzth, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Spariing,
Miss Anna 6pariing. Miss Osborne. Miss
Ciark. Miss Tingle. Miss Riley, Miss New
ma Miss Henry. Miss Harrington. Mr..
Cnapin. Ar. Preston. Mr.. Thornell. Mr..
kaIsy. Mr. Palmer. Ar. Barker, Mr.. Mes
efve, Ar. Aloertson. Mr.. Jackson. Mr..
cpasllne. Mr.. josiah Collins, Mr.. g. Collins.
III. Harrington, Mr.. Nichols.
THE NExcHAHrs' cARsIvAL
The merchants carnival presented at
Turner hall. Friday and Saturday even-
ines. 70 large houses. was an event which
Vail b long remembered by those who saw
q, - vel - By those who participated. It
was gottsn up BY the young people Of the
Market Street Baptist church. and the
young ladies who represented the differ
ems business houses have been
drilling faithfully for several weeks 30 that
tne carnival might be, Is it really was, the
pest thing Of the kind ever gotten up in
tne city. The costumes were very elabor-
ne and costly and the representations
We're - unique and pleasing % the young
ladies were pretty and petite. Toe young
ladies and the merchants they represented
are Is follows:
Q. = Pettds 4 Co., music dealers-Nona Cary,
costume Of the rich and handsome piano
spreads. hsnd-painted and embroidered In
beautiful designs.
Humphrey. Btationery-Miss viola Fields,
dreea of blue, trimmed with fancy cards, pic
'ture cards and pens On her head was white
u9ue-paper cap trimmed with feather quill and
gold pens.
=. Kisslsr. srocsr- Miss Blanche crof1st white
drem trimmed with apples, cranberries, red and
Rfe0O n4UnAFl Wnn a1n ufpp Ill
over It
Denver markot-Represented by Miss May e.
mott. She wore pretty dre@ Of blue trimmed
Win White. On her head was white cap.
The Posr-INTxLLIGErcER--Rs BY
oliie =. Scott Her costume was very pretty, of
lavender and white
NcNtilian. Mcintyre Mclaughlin, plumb
s-kspresented by Mics Lulu Allen, black
saun dreas dc Corated With Ill kinds of gas and
sink nxtures, Of bright metalA
Allen 4 Co., printers-Mu L A. Allen. Her
dress was unique one, ill Of black and yellow
paper, with the name OF the firm all over it
Higgins & Gorski-Mim Celis Bauer. Old gold
Of candy. The skirt had . border Of motto candy
IN gay paper wrappers.
Koch 4 Oakley, printers-M1. A. Duseknapp.
She wore neat white Dress with the advertise
ments Of the arm decorating il.
Gait Brothers. mantsIs and grates-Repre-
USAss~4 " 8A98 A08 -. MC8ltN0mA 606 WAS
dressed In cream munlin. with girdle and neck
lace Of tiles: Suspended from grille were
bras ah0vels and tougs.
J. A. Baillargeon Co, the Lace house-Miss
Gertrude Morse advertised this house in . very
rich costume. II was made Of the finest Of real
black laro.
The City Of Paris. dry goods Represented by
Aio Addte Graa6. She wore . lovely dress OF
the French colofs. red, blue and white.
ksrkow brothers, druggists Represented by
MA Frank Kerkow. Her dress was of black,
most elaborately trimmed with sponges and
powder puma Little bottles were also every
where on It Her hair was dressed high with
SCISSORS and tooth brushes in it.
Charles Louch. grocer and pork packer Miss
Ella Hull represented this house in . very
unique costume The dress was black, while
the decorations were Of cranberries. grapes, rad
ishes, celery. etc, arranged very artistically
which was quits striking.
Seattle National bank-Miss Lulu IL Brown
advertised this bank. Her costume was oil
white, with large white silk sash. On the bot
tom Of the skirt was border Of gold coins
Hevens drug store Represented ~ Min Hat
tie Palmer. She wore . cream China silk dec
Grated with sponges, mirrors, strung tooth
plcn, powder pam and . necklace of cachous
bottles. girdie of small sponges bracelet Of
baby rings and oxidixed silver bottles
Aioyds London tea stOee-Represented by Mn.
+ Atwood In . dress Of bisck velvet II was
nimmed with yeilsw entin- Nufmees. cloves,
co6ees etc, wsre arranged ~ over the drers
nellie 4 Enslebrecht wefe represented BY
Miss Gala Richman. elegantly attired in a
czeem-colored costume dramatically trimmed
with deep border Of col0red glass;, with neck
lace and ornaments Of glass. which giittered in
the light
}. H. Calvert, stationery-Miss Dolly Stevens.
The waist of her dress was of white satin, COW
cred with gilt scala The skirt was accordion
plated Of pink tissue psper with . futing
around the bottom OF white and gilt and pref
lily decorated with gold pens
6omeriLdyke 4 uvermore, real estate-Rep-
resented by Miss May Fuller. in dress of dove
c0lored silk combined with pink silk
Eshelman. Lewellyn & Co.. real estate-liiss
Alma Durant: dress Of rich black satin, decora-
ted with gilt stars and gold fringe
Lombard 4 McWiliiams, merchant tailors-
Ms& L n Oliver represented them In q most
effective manner She wore full dress even
ing suit Of broadcloth and stylish silk hat
Harry White & Co, real eslate-Gertrude
Guild represented the firm. She was attired in
. dainty, cream nuns yelling costume trimmed
with handsome hand-painted ivory fans.
+. II. Hill, grocer-Miss Charity Langdon rep
resented the store in pretty dress Of rich red
piush. combined with yellow satin.
Charles Ffasch, grocer-Miss Belle Woodwork
advertised this frm. Her dress was Of white,
with Q red sash, decorated with red cranberries
and red peppers Strings OF coffee, etc, were
placed everywhere possible.
Eureka bakery--Miss Jeanette Robertson rep
resented this hrm. Her dress was of black, dec
Grated with al manner Of bakery articles.
Golden Rule BaSaar-Miss Gussie Seieley rep
resented the store in . most admirable manner.
Her costume Wa of black. the corsage being
effectively trimmed with lamp crystals. beads.
etc, and cut low.
Washington Rubber Company-Miss Emma
Woodwork, dress Of dark green. and tiny rub
Der animals and dolls were placed AL over the
skirt.
l. A. Treen, shoe stofe-Represented BY Miss
Enc Jennings Costrme Of red tricot. trimmed
with olive plush. Baby moccasins OF many
pretty coiofs trimmed the bottom of the skirt,
panels of lambs wool soles. dainty fancy slip
pers, oxid;zed silver button hooks. heel plates
were scattered all over the front of the skirt
II. Hershberg 4 Co., tailors-Miss Dollie Nc
Donald VINO represented them was a,tired in an
evening suit of oisck-
Seattle Hardware store-Miss Gertrude Wilson
represenfed them In q navy blue dress OF 81 K
and velvet, ornamented with spoons in the
back, and chain of key rings in the front
Puget Sound Business college-Represented
by Miss Olida Giilett, in . pretty black dress.
All over the dress was the name of the college,
seattle and Puget Sound Business College"
Cascade laundry-Represented BY Miss Flora
scrsb.er in Q neat suit. The skirt was of black
and the bottom trimmed with cuffs and collars
Seattle Morning. Tslegraph-Represented by
Mrs L. NJ Wood. She was aftired in charm
ing dress of cream-wnite cashmere. made in q
picturesque style.
G. NJ Holloway. harness and saddes-Miss B.
Leach advertised them in neat black velvet
dress Ii was trimmed with all kinds OF har-
ness fixings and ornamen .