The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-09

Y
business with the supreme court
TACOMA SOCIETY.
Miss Juch Entertained 1T Dinner-Other
Events-Personal.
TACOMA. March Sit would not do 10
say that society had been at stands till,
but il must be acknowledged, even by the
most partial, that social events have been
few and far between during the past week.
But summer is approaching. and rs this
season of flowers and sunshine draws near
it promises to be very gay one, and an
ticipation sometimes Is as delightful as
reality. Many plans have already been
laid, and are only awaiting warmer
weather before being developed into de-
ightful excursions. rides and the usual
amount OF summer folly and Irritation. !"
1t is with many signs o. regret that
lovers OF opera and habitues of the theaier
realize the fact that Miss Juch's second
engagement is over. On Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings large audiences
filed the theaser to witness this fayorite
actress in "Mignon." lie Postillion du
Lonjoumeau" and "Rigoletto." But moth
ing can last forever in this transient world.
and Emma Juch departed from this west
ern coast leaving many ardent admirers,
their only consolation being her promise
to return next year. Nine. Won Janus
chowsky deserves particular mention
also. not only for her wonderful soprano
voice. but for her graceful acting. In fact,
the whole company is one which CON-
mands the highest praise and enthusiasm,
and their return is impatiently looked for
ward to. On Tuesday evening delightful
dinner was given for Miss Juch by Mr..
Pickles and Mr.. +. o. Cockburn at the Ia
coma hotel. The table was beautifully and
artistically decorated with choice varieties
of roses. mingled with crimson tulips, vio-
lets, tuberoses and smilax. Two large
candelabra and several single candles, cast
soft. subdued light over all. making the
scene look more than ever like one OF fairy
land. Twenty-Five covers were laid, each
place being marked with card tied with
heliotrope ribbon and also by an exquisite
boutonniere composed principally of either
roses and double English vioiets, or carna-
tons and forget-me-nots. Among those
present were: Miss Juch and Mr.. Cock
burn, Miss Griggs and Mr.. Pickles, Mrs.
Brockenbrough, Mr.. Hosmer, Miss Derrick
son. Mr.. Howell, Miss Effinger, Mr.. MILL
ken, Madame Juch. Signor Tagiiapetra,
Miss Sutton, Mr.. Sinsion, Mr.. ID. H.
Stevens, Mrs. D. H. Stevens. Mr.. A. Bull, Mr..
Barton and Mr.. Mason. The menu cards were
artistic and unique. being made of natural
wood, cut very thin, showing the grain.
and each one painted with . different de-
sign. Shortly before 8 o'clock, after the
dinner was over, the guests entered car
riages and were driven to the theateB,
where they had secured boxes. Box 8
contained Madame Juch, Mr.. Pickles. NiaB
Juch, Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Singdon. Box
was occupied by Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. Bar.
ton, Miss Effinger, Mr.. Howell and Signo1
Tagliapetrs. In box were: Miss Derlak-
son, Mr.. peterborough, Miss Sutton. N.
Milloken and Mr.. Hosmer. In box were:
Mrs. peterborough, Mr.. Cockburn, "a
Griggs, Mr.. Stevens and Mr.. Bull.
The Keene Comedy Company, with Caro-.
line Gage as . star, who stopped here last
week on their way from Victoria to Olym-
pia. were the guests of Manager Hanna at
the Tacoma theater on Monday evening.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club will
appear at the Alpha Opera house next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and
much pleasure is anticipated in hearing
their excellent vocal and instrumental
music.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Allen C. Mason returned homo
fiom San Francisco last week.
Mr.. L. B. Lockwood was away on bust
ness for several days last week.
Mr.. J. p. Terrill, Of st. Louis, II down
the Sound on business trip.
Mrs. Albert Brisbine, of Centralia, was
in this city for several days last week.
Mr.. L. II. Worthy, Of Centralia. regis
tered at the Tacoma Thursday evening.
Attorney General w. C. Jones, of Spo-
kane Falls, was at the Tacoma on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Cook have left for
the East. where they will remain several
months.
United States Judge C. H. Hanford. OF
Seattle, was . guest at the Tacoma hotel
last week.
Mr.. James NJ Ashton arrived in this
city on Tuesday and felt much benefited
by his trip.
Mrs. Julia A. Jacobs has returned from
her Eastern trip after an absence OF sew
eral months.
Mrs. w. B. Bushnell returned from the
East on Tuesday, after an absence of sew
eral months.
Mrs. Senator l. +. Thompson and
daughter returned home from Olympia on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. George NJ. Plummer started for New
York last week. He viii probably be away
three or four weeks.
Auditor Frost of Seattle, who was on
his way to Olympia, spent Tuesday night
o, the Tacoma hotel.
Mr.. q. G. Chandler, general ticket agent
of the Northern Pacific, made Q trip TO
Portland on Monday.
Mr.. T. J. Fleetwood. who went East q
few weeks ago to be married, is now at the
Tacoma with his bride.
Mrs. 0rno Strong left for Chicago. Tues
day morning, in response to telegram an.
nouncing the illness of her mother.
Miss Evelyn Harrell. who has been Wis.
iting her brother. DR.. Harrell, for several
months, returned 10 her home In Balti-
more last week.
County Assessor George A. Cook re-
turned TO his Office here on Monday morn
ing, after about weeks absence at his
home in Puyaliup.
Professor r. L. Won Feising and wife, re-
Gently OF ST. Helena. Cal. have decided 70
locate in this city. Professor Won Feising,
who is q teacher of vocal music, intends to
organize . Philharmonic society IN the near
future.
DON'T BUY.
Do not bar lots without going 10 zee them.
D. va ~xzst* tr IN