The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19


zas hardly . vacant chair II the house
ard ~ all, q course. wished 70 appear 81
their best on such ~ AgsDfcfous OCCASION,
almost eveFyo=e attended Ia evening cos
txTne. The whole effect vas heautifsII. ard
pseTei study &c sor a painters brush
Those who occupied boxes we're. Colonel
J. ~ Wood and party, General Sprague,
Mr. and Mrs- OTIS Spragse and daughter.
sfr and Mrs. AIIea e. Mason ard party,
Mr.. Theo Hossner and party, consisting Of
Miss GFiggs. Miss Koge. Miss Derickson,
Mr. VIII GampsseH and Mr. Hurley. Mt.
and Mrs. 4. Gross ard Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II.
Gross, Dir and Mrs Charles f. Gilman
and party. Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Holmes,
Mr. Ravner and the Rev. Ar. ard Mrs.
His and Mr.. ScaTsift aud party. Among
those present we're: Mrs. G. w. Griggss
Mrs. " H. W,oodrnfE, Mrs. nusenbeEre.
Mrs. T. o. Ahhot, Mrs MuItiey, Mrs.
CoilyeF Ma Delprat. Mrs Dr.. Dewey,
Mrs. Frank Me6ratn Mrs. Zabriskis, hrs.
DeFsrksou, Hrs. II. r. Moore and Mrs.
Wood, Miss Ethel FerrIss, the Misses Hall.
the Misses Tisdale. Miss Paddock. Miss
Mcs.rscken, Miss Anna Griggs, Miss Sey-
nioEgr, the Misses Deiprat, Miss Maude
Smith, the Misses sutton, Miss Harren
ard Miss Stuart. Mr. Zahriskie, Mr.. ALI
son sears, Mr. Dusenberre. Dir. w. II.
Woodruff, Mr. r. o. Abbott, NJ. FL
Eriekiey. Ar. Deriekson. Mr.. Mafiiey, Mr..
Howard Mr.. G. r. Conger. Mr.. T. w.
Eaos, Mr. Joseph Johnson. Dir. Paul
Morris Mr.. II. P. Nissan. Mr.. A. B. Case.
Mr.. VIII Thompson. Mr.. Charles Niblock,
ar. l. B. Lockwood. Mr.. Dick Deiprat,
TsE. Dewey, Mr.. Sedgwick, Mr. Sternberg,
Mr. Drum and many others
The costumes Of the ladies were particu-
larry striking and attractive. calling forth
much complimentary remark from the
sterner sex. Among some OF the most adj
mired Of the costumes were the following;
Miss nerickson. white net over white
silk, with pink silk sash and ribbons.
Miss strong. red cashmere, decoliette,
with white and silver embroidered front.
Miss Griggs. white silk and tulie, orna-
anent. diamonds and pink hyacinths
Mrs. j. d. Hills. black SIX and tulle,
steel passementerie.
sirs. G. L. Holmes, pink silk and dia-
monds.
Mrs. Dusenberre. red India silk, with
black lace. red tnlle bonnet
Mrs. ZabTiskie. black lace net and green
ribbons.
Mrs. DR.. Dewey. pink figured India silk,
with diamonds
Mrs. Frank McGrath, black silk. with
diamonds.
Mrs. G. w. Griggs, black silk and lace.
Yrs. Marble. old rose silk and velvet.
Mrs. III. X. Moore, black silk, with black
and white silk trimmings.
Mrs. T. o. Abbott, black lace, with dia-
monds.
Mrs. Delprat. black satin and black
lace.
Mrs. CeIlver. black silk and black lace.
Mrs. Muffiey. pink silk and point lace.
Mrs. Robert Price, black lace with black
ribbons.
Mrs. Frederick MOttet. golden broTn
satin aud velvet.
Mrs w II Woodruff, mauve silk and
white lace. Ornaments. diamonds.
Mfs. Allen G. Mason. black lace, with
diamonds
Mrs. Harmons black silk and black lace.
Miss Delprat. blue and white figured
India silk and point lace.
Miss Gertrude Delprat white dotted
India silk. trimmed with ribbons.
Miss Robertson. light blue silk and white
lace.
Miss Nora Halt, pink silk and cashmere
Miss Hall. black lace
Miss Ethel FERRIS, red India silk.
Miss TisdaIe, black lace with black rib
bons
Miss Dagmar Tisdale. white silk and lace.
Miss Mccracken, yellow cashmere with
yellow ribbons and daisies.
Miss Forbes, white, red net over corn
colcred six and corY-colored ribbons.
Miss Woodruff, light-blae cashmere and
bIua vss,fra
Miss Helen Woodruff. yellow satin and
white lace.
Miss Holt. pink figured Iadia silk and
dark-green velvet.
Miss Gertrude Holt, old-rose cashmere.
Miss Alice Hall. white net over pink silk.
with pink ribbons.
Miss Smith, light blue cashmere and blue
silk tulle.
Miss Fitch, black aud old-rose silks.
Miss coutair. black lace.
Miss Fuller. light-blue cashmere, with
blue and white figured India silk.
Miss sutton. white satin, with talle: or
naments. diamonds.
Miss Ida sutton. white silk and tulle,
trimmed with black velvet.
Miss Anna Griggsr pearl-gray cashmere
skirt and pink surah silk waist
Mss SMITH , TEA.
ON Tuesday afternoon. although the
snow fell thickly and the sidewalks were
anything bns free from siush, many young
ladies veutured out. Drawing tire merciless
elements in order 10 attend the sixth tea
Of the series given BY Miss Mande Smith
as her beautiful residence ON G street
After the young ladies had freely discussed
their neighboFs and their deingss for
some time. the game OF bean hag was ia-
uodneed and entered into with rest and
eagerness hy aii. A few excelled in this
art. although il must be confessed that
1 there we're more competitors for che BOBBY
prize than for the FIRST. Whether this was
intentional or not cannot be said. The first
pgise sas awarded 20 Miss Ada MeCEacken,
/ oi Portland. aud Miss nagms- Iisdale dis
/ tiaemished herself By winning the BOBBY
I Prize As al declared themselves made
hungry by thelr unusual exercise, they
F wsTe invited to repsir 10 the ,iluingrcoTn,
/ where hountiiui refreshments wsre served
F! After everyone VAS satisfied, dancing was
INDUCED 10, and. although no man was
present - scs the gallant. the Young ladies
GOT ca jass as well and enjoyed dance
with each ether a. something quite novel
The departing guests all declared luaardlv,
f and some 0psasy. that they wished Miss
susith would glYe tha Tea often bur 40 siur
on the3r previous hostess Was intended
& Rmoag these present were. Mrs smith.
+ MIS-. smtsh Miss FsFssS. Miss Woodruff,
F Miss Met'TaeSea. Il Portland. Miss Ethel
Ees8ss. Miss Fssdale. Miss hall. Mss Cara
Snsssa. Miss Seymour. Miss Nora Han, Miss