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

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Deriekson. ffrigys, Seymour. Jesse Sey-
raoug. HAYDEN. Post. Buell. Harrington,
Catlin, Robertson. BRAY. EGInHnas, Web
Der. Copeland, Tisdase. Confair, Heit,
Evans. Woodruff: Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Dr.
Dewey. Mrs. Piummer. Mrs.. A. @. Locke
Mrs. LandelI, Mrs Snow aud Others :
Messrs zabTiskie, Sears, Chandler, Stack
pole. Bull. Brockette. Alert. Champlin, a
Zabriskie, Chandler. Fraser, stasey. Hen
drieks. Herald, DakiR. Severson, Stern
berg. MnfIly, Snyscr. Bowen, sharp, Hol-
brook, Howard, johnson, Griggs, Conger.
Chidesser. Thompson. Beassey, Jackson,
Hayden and Wood
coTTLLIog cLUg's GEEMAs.
Tuesday evening the Cotiilion club gave
German st the dancing bali On Tacoma
avenue. On account OF the greater attrac-
ton OF the opera, THE Queens Mate. = the
attendance az the dance was very small.
Nevertheless. 8 delightful and informal
eFening was passed BY those present.
Dainty f4yors we're exchanged and new
figures required some pretty strict atten-
ton About half past eleven refreshments
were served. after which dancing was con-
tinusd until about half past twelve. The
patronesses were: Mrs. III. ID. Thomas,
Mrs. Otis Sprague, Mrs. Lewis Campbell,
Mrs. W. II. Woodruff and Mrs. Frederick
Motel. Among those present were: Mrs.
Case Miss Buei, Miss Harreii. Miss Wood
ruff. Miss Thompson, Hiss Tisdale. Miss
Mccracken, Miss Helen Woodruff, Miss
sutton, Miss Hall. Miss Dagrlar Tisdale
Miss Urice, Miss Ada sutton, Miss Holt,
Miss Nora Hall. Miss Gertrude Holt, Miss
Paddock, Miss Boroe, Miss Delprat and
Miss Forbes, Mr.. Hurley, Judge Best Mr..
Smyser. Mr.. Sedgwiek, Mr.. Dunn. Mr..
VIII Priehard, Mr.. A. n. stuart. Dir.
Forbes, Mr.. E. E. Ellis, Mr.. Bradley, Mr.
Keen. DR.. HarrelI. Mr.. Sutton, Mr.. Leroy
Pratt, Mr.. VIII Campbe and Mr.. q. Rowe.
MUSIC CLUBS.
Steps are being taken towards organ
king singing class, under the manage
ment OF Mrs. Darling, who is training the
boys choir for Trinity church. There is
also some talk of getting up choral so
ciety, to practice during Lent.
The Giee Club has decided 10 give con-
cert the last OF this month. The exact date
has not yet been decided upon.
A banjo club has been organized in this
city. The members are: Messrs. Charles
Snyder. William Bowers, Fred Bull, Phil
Caesar and VIII Bull.
OFFICERS OF MASON RIFLES.
The regular annual meeting OF the Mason
rifles for the election of officers was held
last Tuesday at the Armory on + street.
Captain f. 5. Hill, who has been captain
for the last year and has taken deal of
interest in the rifles, was unanimously re-
elected. The other officers were: First
lieutenant W. w. Sprague; second lieu
tenant, w. n. Nickels; treasurer. A. q.
Pricharti; recording secretary, A. +. East
man; financial secretary, W. H Woodruff,
jr. The company now numbers about
fifty members.
DEBT cHARMIsGLY PAID.
Friday night, with view to paying up
old scores, Miss Woodruff. Miss Strong and
Miss Griggs had secured box st the thea
alter, and invited Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Mr..
Paul Morris and Mr.. Ii. T. Nissan to share
IL with them. This is a delightful way of
paying off debts and obligations, and will
probably in short time be very popular,
especially among the young men.
THE CHESS CLUB.
A chess club has been organized here,
the first meeting having been held on
Wednesday night. There are forty metAL
bers az present and 100 viii be admitted TO
the club Much pleasure is anticipated
from this organization, and many delight
fnI evenings viii probably be passed in this
way.
IN HONOR or THE POLICE.
Invitations are out for the ball to be
given in honor OF the visiting chiefs of POI
lice and marsbais of Washington and Ore
gon ON The evening OF February 3d. Chief
Mitchell, Seattle; Chief Warren, spokane;
Chief Parish, Portland. and Chief Savage,
OF Olympus, are on the committee of ar
rangemen 5.
QUILTING BEE.
Several ladies interested in the success Of
Fannie Paddock hospital met there We'd
nesday afternoon for a regular quilting
bee. Several coInfortables for the sick were
tied, and at O'Clock delicate refreshments
were served by Mrs Miles
THs woNAN's EXCHANGE.
The Womans Exchange, which is now
dong very extensive business here, will
in short time, remove to rooms in the
new opera building. where there will be a
luneh room in connection with the Ex-
change.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. +. A. Sears has returned to Walla
Walla.
II. w. smith. Of Detroit, Mich, has been
in this city.
Mr. J. A. wisner. of New York, was In
Tacoma last week
Mayor Fred Reid and wife, of Yakima,
are at the Tacoma.
Mr. Bruce MeNutt, Of Olympia, spent
Monday in this city.
Mr.. Albert Bgisbine arrived in this city
from Centralia on Wednesday.
Col II. +. Garretson has been confined to
the house for several days with illness.
Judge W. II. Calkins will reside perma-
nently IN this city after February /.
Mr. Thomas l. Nixon is stlll III. He has
heen confined to ms house for seven weeks.
Mr.. Thos. j. Fleetwood has gone East
pay visit 70 his old home in Missouri.
E. c. Berry. Of Geneva. Ohio, arrived in
this city on Monday aud is at the Hetei
Flss.
Mrs. Allyn. wife OF Judge Allyn. arrived
home from her trip 10 San Francisco last
week.
Df. Higbee, q wegl-known physician OF
tais city, vii start for Europe in a short
tlme.
Mrs. W. /. LaadeH has been confined 20
the house for a week with the prevailing
disease.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. P. Harmon viii leave
for ST. extended trip through she East in a
few DAYS.
Mss EershAw VII leave FOR Ehe East in
shoys snse. where she viii remsin several