The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Bright Side of Life in the Sonnd
Cities.
1 vsay GAY WEEK At TAcoaA.
a..s.ns n shs osernbssse b the Dua
s,gera csmpasy rlss week
ia seafsle.

o..enIne At Tacoma q the elegant nfw tsass-
n Il Thesssss vas 50 event ct gfeat ilu-
s,srsanee. and MANI II seattle5s people -
ss,.fsssl net only slIe iifss night, but other
.xeasssws throughout the week. The Dnis
80. s,,s,,x afnsar here this week ~ tie
kraussrr orenfng Thursday evening wIfh s
fslfesf.snelg new opera called 'Pa0la. 2 The
enssa has Been especially Iistad up for tae
.,.easIeis with ia snnmeBze stare. comfort
40 boxes and 4 neatly seated pArgset.
Tbe aaefson sale Of seats Tbafsday night
xlearlv demonstrated that the opening
fsixss vii lie society event ard the IaTgezt
erasst. ever slfawn together Tor 4 theatrical
sassermaace win assemble under tbs nsg
ZOO. Below vii he fouAd i reeltsl 81 the
svents Of the past week
rfkAsAxT ngckPrroE.
4 reception rendered tie board of direct
or 81 tie city schools rs Miss Kennedy
and teachers friday evening waa one u
the Interesting events Of the past seek.
The spacious chapel OF the High seilssol
building Was brilliantly lighted. aaa tbs
merry crowd siat gathered there thor
nngfiy enjoyed the oecasson Music, both
vocal and Instrumental, Was listened 70
zitll rapt attention. and delightful repast
served later proved most tempting. and
Hss heartiIy paEtaken Of. The soslal.
originated f0f tiie special purpose Of iosieF.
If,g i nsere friendly and congenlal Seesing
t1tweon teacheSs aud directors, proved high
ii successful. Those present were Direct
ofs !. ~ frlnk and John u. SIC.
nougal: clerk Of the board. Mrs.
II. Il. Hawthorne: city superintendent.
Miss Julia +. Kennedy. Tsaehefs-s en-
tral school Professor G. Il. Richardson,
Professor II. 9. HoIlenbeek, Miss = 4.
SUBWAY. Mics Ella J. Caughey, Miss
Mlnta Fostsr, Miss Martina Johnson, Miss
Tliiie Piper. Miss Katherine r. Cheaaty,
Mss Lillian Burrows, Helen g. DE Voc,
Miss Louise 81. Root Miss Elizabeth Woos-
Ter. Mis- Leila i Chisholm. Airs. Helen
e. peafce, Miss Hattie A. Keliam. Miss
sadie T.. Young. Miss Carrie ii. shumway,
Miss Nary +. Robson. Denny school
MIRA Il. e. Niekeis, Mise Belle Orr. Miss
Lille p. White, Miss Lizzie Brown, Mia
ella y. Eyers, Miss Elton y. Patton. Miss
Minnie K sehlegeI, Miss Minnie A. Mo-
harg. Miss Flora A. Parsons. Miss Grace
Il. Albright, Miss Kate s Hopkins Miss
kiisie s. Jones' Miss Heltie 4. Greene.
Miss Kate NJ niglam. Miss Jennie Carr.
MiIs Ellen Reid, Miss Martha T. Forster
kohlh echooA--Pfot. j. ~ Atkinsoss.s Miss
Jennie d. Lombard, Miss Alice e. Miller.
Mssa Ida A. spFingssead, Miss Mary r. Hyde,
Miss Marie I. Hegardt, Miss Florence stow
eli, Miss Lottie Blum, Miss Nellie Hanlin.
Miss Emma L. Martin, Mas Margaret z.
Lynch, Miss Emma G. Nsvin. MRS. II. r
McCAloah, Miss Nellie Clayton, Miss Kate
BeInzn. Jackson street school Miss
Viola Hawkins, Miss Maude Kelley.
Mrs Allee Blake. Madison street school,
= z*s<S fani>4le Pollock, Miss May Willard.
ther Miss Mary q. Brown. Nsluaene Anne
school-- Miss Lizzie g. Hin. MIsss Grace
Martin. Guests. Miss McCulloch' Miss
Hopkins, Miss Kate Stevens, Miss RsfArt.
son. Miss Alice Staempfli. Mrs. White,
Mr. Mcilwain. Mr.. Piper, Doctor Mecal-
loeb. Rev. Il. n. keaver.
JAPANESE IRA.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church gave japanese social In the lecture
room az their church. corner Madison and
Third streets. Friday evening. The room
was tastefully decorated with japanese
fans. screens. and some twenty-five Young
ladies. eharmingly arrayed in Japanese
costumes, served refreshments. Tea was
served IN Japanese cups. and candy and
fruits with chopstieks. The entertainment
was pronounced one OF the most saeeess.
iul given this winter BY the large number
III guests present. The following excellent
programme wss rendered:
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