The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-21
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
CATHOLIC nAzAAR.

The bazaar given on Thursday and Fri
day evenings under the auspices of the
Academy of the Holy Names filled Catho-
lie hall TO its extreme capacity. The en-
tertainment opened with the rendition of
an excellent programme by the pupils of
the academy, rs follows:
Instrumental duet overture .................
....,.. Miss NJ. Boyd, Miss N. Carmichael
Selection, .when Santa Claus Comes -.
....,........-......, Miss Mamie o Brien
Miss Lily Yose, Miss Ella Yose
Recitation. Miss H. Pitts
Vocal solo. -. Miss Marguerite Mckinney
instrumentai duet. ;.Clayton's Grand March"
...... Miss II. Woodeock, Miss NJ. Conway
The different display tables in the hall
were laden with fancy articles, all the han
diwork of the sisters and their pupils. The
fancy table was in charge of Mrs. Terence
0'Brien, Mrs. p. u. 0'Brien, Miss Boar
man and Miss Collins. Among the beauti-
full articles displayed were paintings of
Snoqualmie Falls and of Mount Rainier,
both of which were raffied off. On the lot
terry table. presided over by Mrs. Michael,
Mrs. Foss and Miss Sullivan, were over
300 articles. a purchaser securing for %
cents any article he might happen to draw.
The apron table was covered with all
kinds of aprons, from the common kitchen
bingham TO the beautiful point lace article.
1t was under the direction of
Miss Emonds and Miss Murphy.
Probably the most popular and best
patronized locations were the candy and
ice cream table in charge of Mrs. DIR. Will
liam Shannon and Miss Lamont, and the
coffee, cake and soda water booth, presided
over by Mrs. F. Hankey and Mrs. S. Eli
colt. An inventory of the sources of
revenue would be incomplete without
mention of the dainty misses whose
Don't you want a chance on Snoqualmie
Fails" or take a chance on the fancy
pillow" caused the susceptible youth 10
open their purses with the best of grace
On Friday evening the following pleasing
programme occupied the first part of the
evening:
Overture-"sounds From the Ohio .;,:.
Recitation .................. Miss NJ Chisholm
Recitation. Miss ;. Martin
Vocal solo Observation-Disclosures. Miss NJ Foutz
Much credit is due TO Mrs S. G.. Russell
who superinrended the bazaar, for the
splendid social and financial success it
proved to be.
Following is list of the articles raffied
off and the name of the winners: Paint
ing of Mount Rainier, ID. A. Rightenour;
large painted mirror, Miss Mamie o 'Brien;
red velvet head rest, George White; glass
glove box, Rev. p. Cuniffe; Mount Rainier
(plaque), Il. w. Engel; cornucopias, IL.
Mcclure; felt sofa pillow, Mrs. James
Lysle; blue sofa pillow, w. Martins; doll
-"rhe Bride" Mrs. J. Dolan; Marguerite
tdeers), Miss Z. Collins; ivorine paper
holder, Thomas Duffy; glass handkerchief
box, B. Bloom; doll. John Chisholm; red
plush banner, u. Kelleher; doll, II. Nc
jiuire; pin-cushion (lustre painting), ].
Michael; cravat case, Rev. y. Memvese;
handkerchief case tpansies), j. ;. Harg;
stork banner, Miss II. Marshall; doll,
yfrl;tt, nfTlrfar,. t1bntpOrotAb case Pow
" Prefontaine; photograph case, Ii. Nc
CURE; handkerchief case (pansy wreath),
Mr. Ward; wadding tidy, II. 5. Colvin;
saehet merry Xmasl, III. McGuire; apron,
H. Mcclure; wadding tidy. Mr.. MoMul-
len: Rosemont cafe cake, Rev. a. Mem
vese; slippers. r. A. Chish2imi sachet
(sweet peas), \. Conaty; table, Rev. 4.
Cunitfe; whisk broom holder, Maud Me-
Cormick: ivorine watch case, X. Colvin;
doll. Rev f. y. Pr,iontaine; handker-
chief ease, ]. 4. Trim born: handkerchief
case. j. Il. Winston; wadding tidy, ]. 4.
Trimb0rn; head rest, l.. ;. Booth orna-
mental table, Mrs. NJ. d. Pease, whisk
the large number of blanks on the list the
oil painting of Snoqualmie Falls will be
retained until January 10, 1891. 1t will be
rallied at the Academy OF Holy Names on
that day AT 5 L. M.
SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISES.
4 pleasant feature of the closing exer-
cises of the public schools prior TO the
holiday vacation took place last evening at
the branch of the Central school, at the
corner of Ninth and Olive streets, under
the direction of Miss Lizzie Z. Browne
The pupils had tastefully decorated the
room with evergreens, and upon Christ
mas tree set up in the room We're hung
numerous presents for their beloved teach
er The evening was most pleasant one
10 all present.
sEAGRAvE SOCIAL.
\ charming musicale took place at the
Seagrave on last Thursday evening. Mr..
HOPKINS gave several violin selections. and
Mrs. Gage and Mr.. Haynes delighted the
guests With their singing. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
FREMONT SOCIAL.
The Methodists of Fremont held a
pleasant social on Thursday evening at
the residence of Mr.. Wilmot. at Green
Lake. A considerable number listened 70
4 Inc musical and literary programme
that was given, and the evening passed
pleasantly &c ali.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Grace Farnsworth was pleasantly
surprised on Friday evening by the as
selnblinE of o number of friends az her
home. $40 Temperance street, 70 do honor
10 her eighteenth birthday. The evening
v,assed ia music, dancing and other social
Measures. during which tempting refresh
nients we're served. THE sprprisers were
Mis- MaS.sie Moore Miss Lily White Miss