The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-28

'cschucha Bspsaola" by children from the
spanish booth. ia .varscuyfsnne tFrencn
baileo from Partisan fancy booth, eDo tne
Labyrinth Of Loves EndesrinE Charms, -
poftfoyed in ~Fenelon's 1eIenecnus, ~ sixteen
ladies In Grecian costume. win be presented ior
TIE hfst time before the public. II - oesu.iiu'
and graceful in the extreme, and the various
fsblesux in connection herewith, WIZ %
beautiHed BY the aid OF powerful calcium lishu.
The tablesnx Of crowuipg Of Tslenacbus ~ sne
sixteen ladies must Be seen 70 Be apprtcisteo,
Wasners compete orchestra has been ens.esu
TO furnish music throughout the evenings. Inc
"Mazs-Nars" will be followed BY Grand ban
70 take plsce on Saturday evening. October IL
One oil Seattle's Ablest architects has the mat
ter Of decorating the Armory IN charge, ana no
pains viii Be spared to beautiiy the hall - fsf
- possible.
CHINA WEDDING.
AZ the residences Of Nr. and Mrs. J. B. Denny.
corner Temperance and Harrison streets, the
twentieth anniversary OF Judg. ard Mrs A. l.
Paimers wedding day was ce1esrated iest
night Nra Denny 10 their daughter, and she
arranged the affair 20 that II WIS perfect sur-
prise 70 Mrs Palmer. and she WAS quite over
whelmed when sh- arrived and found the house
gsyly illuminated. profusely decorated and
the pariofs nLed with guests She wore
her wedding dress, silvergray pongee, and she
The waist was semi.Queen Hortense snd qui'e
mcdish. except for . small appendase from the
short bodice. Before the marriage ceremony
Mr. John b Denny rendered cofnet solo, Miss
Hattie Palmer . recitation entitled "hign
Opera," Mrs. John B. DENNY sang Twenty
Year Ago." ana Mrs L W. Read read "Hanpns
Of the frame" Rev. J. r. Damon prefaced the
marriage ceremony with one OF his character
is:icaily happy talks, and Rev. !. W..
Vky
ments were then served. Those invited were:
Mr.. and Mrs. @. n. Alexander, Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie u coch-
ran. Rev. and Mrs.. John r. Damon. Mr. and
Mrs. T. r. Dyer, Captain and Mrs William H.
Ellis, Colonel and Mrs. Oliver 7. Briggs, Rev.
and Mrs.I. W. Resd. Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Ham
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. @. z. ~ Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Knipe, Professor and Mrs. Taylor.
Rev. and Mrs. II. s. D. Vaughn. Rev. and Mrs.
Job Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Petit, Miss
Julia Stewart, Miss Lula Gardner. Miss
veva Mean. Miss Mary Damon. Miss
Anna Phillips. The presents they re-
ceivcd are IN part enumerated:
M and Mn H. r. Phillips, china hand-painted
pudding SET. dainty salsd set; Mr.. and Mrs. G..
n. Alexander. maptel ornament, gold laid; Mr..
J. j. Easily. Mr.. and Mira Cochran. royal wor-
cester teapot and albertine cereal set. fruit dish
and bouquet Of cut flowers: Mrs. w. II. Ellis,
teacup and saucer: W. 8. Denny. Hun
garian ornaments: Miss Hattie Palmer.
Mr. Frank Palmer. Rev. and Mrx
J. p. Damon, ornamental bric-a-brsc;
BENJAMIN W. Petit, salt and pepper set and
rose jar: Mr. and Mrs J. N. Taylor ana Miss Lulu
B. Gardiner, hand painted plate: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albro Gardner. hait-dozen hand-painted p'ate.;
Mr. and Mrs d. T. Denny. royal Worcester
vases and salad set. Mr.. and Mrs ". v. kiue-
hart and Rev. aud Mrs. ]. w. Read. dozen china
fruit plates; Ma J. H. Scott, sugar. salt and
pepper shakes.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH social
The most enjoyable Of the always pleasant
socials given ~ the Plymouth church was Fri
day evening last. These socials are specially
Characterised by the cordial manner in which
strangers are received. A great many were
present Refreshments of chocolate and ice
cream were served A literary and musical
programme was rendered, which was - fol-
lows:
Solo ......................Mr Mr.. Z. d. Crandsll
Recitation ........-..-....-..-.M Miss Pearl Damon
Solo -. ..................... Miss Anna Seikirk
Recitation ...-.........*....--.M Miss Amy George
Doet.. Mr.. and Mrs CrandelI
A iaughsble feature OF the evenings enter
tainment was an arrangement intended to prove
copciusively that among other things women
cannot do il an inability to drive . nail. and
judging from the attempts and failures OF Fri
day night, 1t may become . truism that they
cannot
FIRST REGIMENT BAND.
The weekly Friday night concert, given by the
First Regiment band, was postponed until last
night. The programme rendered was - follows:
Archaeological ossn Emrick". ..-.. Hazel
waltz-"stadt und Land" ......... Kiasler
serenade-.Abscuidtv Won vaterhaus''. Kiesier
snsnisb rsutasisn.Ia P.,om.;' a ssru
Episode Mintaire-"The March Past'.
---...---..-....-.-..-- U00SWOftn
QusdriIie- e''...s......... Kiesler
Meoley-"pieasan Memories ........... Boyer
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Fanny McR&s celebrated her twentieth
birthday last Sunday evening at her home, JOG
Eighth street. Among those present were: Miss
Lille Piper Miss Florence Colwell. Miss Grace
Ball. Miss Annie Barker, Miss Josie Grant. Miss
Anna Fox. Mr.. J. H. sid, Mr.. J. c. Foster, Mr.. H.
Upper, Mr.. W. Bn,ier. Mr.. D. C. Hyde, Mr.. K.
Hyde. Mr.. Harry Hyde. Mr.. Robertson. Games.
music and refreshmen diversified the evening.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Last Friday evening a birthday surprise party
for Miss Annie Paulson was given ct her broth
er's home At Fremont Fifteen couples were
present, and each bestowed upon her nineteen
OF prtsents were given Miss Pauison, among
them . beautiful ring from her brothers and
sisters The evening ended with Q foaat for hel
happiness in her 10th year.
FRUIT FOCAL
The frnit social at Mrs j. N. Wallingford'i
Wednesday night was considered q success
The residence was decorated and Illuminated
and the refreshments OF cske and fruit were ex.
ceilent. Among those present were Ms Frank
Lee, Mrs. William Butler, Mrs. Sinison, Mrs
DIR. Johnson, Mfs. T. l.. Roberts, and others.
s. & CULTURE CLUB.
The S. g. Culture Clup met Friday ut Mrs. Ed
ward Stimson's. Mrs. NJ. Shaffner was director
They are now reading the seventh b. Ok of the
"Iiiad." some of the members are: Mrs Ed
ward Stimson. Mrs. Willis Sumson, Mrs. NJ
Shafner, Mrs william Re;fe and Mrs E. T.
Whittier.
WEDDINGS.