The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23


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sA<4r extbeaaeeu 1he See e1Dom Stand. GYoce-
sRiiY pFeeSded cver ~ Nfm Emma Colltns Nh
Bosrznan snd Mss Nsxnessss Mckinney. -
center ~ estss<tsoa- 7he peaysns uxre - nu-
nerous shat one young Aan spene - hSuf -
vxfn en0esvor - feacn shs cennser. II mar
esaffie asenctes sook = bs<fuese carried 90 sf
church fs3r.. fhI. passicuiar stand woul1 surely
snnk AL Nsm EneIxHd ard MIS- Ne65boey had
charge of the 5ewelTy hnCsh. ard, r. = sid.
guarantee their gods 70 BE- snyrhinx bat plate
a fsncy table, waere eli kinds Of pesety fhInG1,
he kandisork OF ladies. VERA on sd
wsa supevinseDfisd By Mr.. ,. D. 1efcaif. Mrs.
rossu Collins. Ma " 4. 6hannoa and nios
Johnson. Not syen . PIN Anshi01 wns left In
stock ~ the close of the sale. TIE lofsery de-
psrfusns AS stsksfzssiy looked alter by Mn
Harker and Mira 4 H. wliey. The articles
proved 3us shas they were rcprepensed % be by
tee ladies' uosnsshsssrdtnR ne mysser1ona
scneme originated 70 asspcse OF thea The sap-
per tables were gracefully presidet1cd nver By
youag ladies' wearing neat white aprons and
csp& Miss Berthe Fairfield. Miss Maggie Mar
pay. Miss Birdie F1txhears and Miss Amelia
Esnons had charge OF the department. II u
dsfaegft 20 conce.vs Just hDw much the receipts
were here. bat they mrsa have been enormous.
One young lady II said 10 have eaten supper
fourfseu times Jusf think Of IL There will be
na more fairs ii The church for sumo time 10
come - the Lenten sezson u now here After
Lent many enjoyable gatherings will be orxi-
mated and successfully carried out
TIE cssssvAL IAsf night.
King Carnival held iull sway last night ~ the
Arrnory. where All his subjects had ass mbsed
20 participate In the Hrxt annual masquerade
csFutysj OF the Hebrew congregation Of Seattle
To say 4 was gaia night, ami the Armory pre-
senfess a scene OF toveliress aud ioviiisy. would
bat taildiy iescrifs the gsitsering spectacle pre-
seased- Il Is doubtful whsfhes the Msfdi Gras
festival given in the eresreDt city Of The SOUTH
ever presented . scene Of more radiance and
ss1enaDr Hundreds Of deyotcs Of the raaxqre
and domino had been looking forward with
pleasure 70 this event. and when the doors
OF the Armory we're thrown open last night but
few moments passed until the big auditorium
was packed With multitude 81 sight
seeEs The knge stage hsd been
arranged with arspsiheaier seats. the gal
leries with seats for scsommoda Ing the large
erosd and wAsn the spectators rolled In and
took mp csery available inch reserved for ihcm
. sea Of fares presented The crowd was 50
great that the Hoor was Also packed with spec
taeors. aad the question was soon asked. .sis
thefe rtofn for the makers :" Tae members Of
the door committee, dressed in saperb costume,
significant OF their rank, soon cleared the floor,
nf all buE taaskes. aud Ut 80 o'clock. when the
First Regiment band situated on the stage.
struck up grand carnival march, IL took but .
few moments 10 get the participants in line and
start the grand march. a superb picture was
Thea PRESENTED. Kings. queens. and members
OF their court caveiliers, fairies and sprites. in
gltsteEfng spieEdor, formed noticeable contrast
10 bod carriers, scissor grinders, Cinnamon, Nc
6iufss. indians snd Clowns, but everyone
Was in for iun. and even the most
Rrotes4ne impersonssion was as warmly
welcomed as the mere beautiful characters
- - 80 ~r.k a $3.50
inside especially interesting and neausifnl, with
the aid of r3we ful calcium light mAnipu-
lated by an experienced hand In the gallery.
After the march = promenade concert took
up an hour or more, which was followed by
dancing that WAS kept up until the weessma'
hours OF morning. To the members Of the fol-
lowing committees. the succeas of the mssguef-
ade II DIRE Arrangemcnts-s. Aronson,F Bories,
W. K.erski. +. Aronson. I. 6reenberg. :. Blum;
Invitation. r. Bories. SOL Blnm, ). Lesser = ST.
mon; reception. Ike korn, Paul sspgermaa,
Frank Lesesc, Moses korn, A. Shuisi ger. j.
Wiuehil.. Frank AronsoD, II. Eister. l.. Newman.
foor director, T. Morganstern: floor managerx.
Moses Gotsstein. ". WiiznsKi. l. Well. L.
Birshland. +. Iasxynski. D. t,orian. II. shocn-
field. :. Meyer, A. Gutmaan. The masquerade
was n financial success well social. It Is
thought that over 1900 win be cleared and
turned into the general fund OF the eongrega-
ton.
The residence Of Mrs. Annie Kid1e. I'll Vine
street. was the scene Of happy family reunion
on the evening OF Wednesday, February TO- TO
celebrate the marriage OF Miss Helen <. Kiddie
with Mr. Peter Bergman, assistant engineer Of
the steamer Geo. r. Starr. The happy couple
were escorted 10 their places in the pariof By
Mr. y. G. Perring with M!ss Mary B. Kiddie,
Nj viii r. simon with Miss sophie Gerhards,
who seyeraily sustained In . graceful and
efficient manner the role OF ceremonial sup
porterx After the wedding cougratua-
lions and . bountiful supper were In
order. The occasion was peculiarly
impressive owingsto the fact that the ofYieia-
ting clergyman. John Y. Damon, had during his
ministry ia Port Madison been with the family
OF the bride In oil the varied experis noes Of be-
rcavement and gain. christening her and several
OF her sisters. aud now for the fourth time lend
Ing his offclnl service 20 the organization of q
family TO swarm from the parent hive Four Of
the sisters are married to mechanical engineers
ssd the brother, Mr.. Alex smith. IL the master
maehinesi in the Port Blskeley mill. Among the
timely presents of which the bride and
groom were In receipt were one deed
for ave acres Of land near town and
another for two town lots In one OF the eoueg
uous and thriving townsi'es. The company
consisted IN pass Of M. aud Mrs. A. D. smith,
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ Barton. Captain and Mrs. c.
& Bergman. Mr. and Ma n. Z. Berring. Mr..
aud Mrs A. r. Brunbrook, Captain and Mrs.
MrAlpine sad Chief Engineer Pierce. OF the
George y. starr; Mrs. A. Erickson. Miss sophie
tserhsftt. Mira Alexander Allen. NJ - Mary Kid
die. Miss selma Erickson, Miss Afney Eicy, Miss
Alice Allea, Mise Lostie smith. Mr.. wm. r.
slmons. NJ. Ffea Harmon and Mr. MORGAN The
bridal couple took passage for Portland ON their
wedding tour the same evening
RAisIxs cEun nsSSsk
The setond annual dinner WAS given AZ the
Rainier ciah last evening. aud about City mem