The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-09

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NJ fitt Jeoss. Nj. Leroy Praxt. Mr..
Waater Oskts. Mf. Nil1oken q New York,
Mr. " 6eesnhcfK. Mr.. WIN Campbell, M.
Eainesr i G. B. stackpole. Mr.. Morton
kamsdeA, /. Easton. Mr.. w. Reid. Mr..
= 2 Eans Mr. A. ZabFiskie, Mr.. s. o.
Abbott. W. J. Thompson. Mr.. r. v.
bsrt0. -. eofke BaIch. Mr.. Fred Pres
onSk oFter Of Seatsls. n c. w. Ssy-
mour, Mr. ]. G. Brockenbrouxh. Nj. W.
y. Lee. III. W. p. Prichard. Mr.. c. O..
Major. Mr.. r. +. Lacey, Mr.. Shaxpenstein,
Mr. Percy Dickinson, Mr.. E g. Dun
Calkins. Mr.. w. B. Bushnell. Mr.. Il b.
Gushing. Mr.. s. C. Slaughter, Mr.. Arm
strong Of Olympia. and many Others.
The ladies' costumes were particularly
becoming, some of the most striking AZ
which were Is follows:
Mrs. w. L Tandell. white embroidered an
pine ample, over pale blue csepe.
Ms George Balch. empire gown Of black lacs,
decollete.
Mr.. c. " Grisxs. black velvet ana noirs
Mrs. Allen G. Mason. cream china. silk en-
broidered
xSL DR.. Dewey. salmon pink figured India
sf1k, decoliess.
Mrs. Judge Allyn, pale hlue SIX and vhite
lace, with pink ostrich tfps
Ars- DR.. Kellogg black point d'espairt. over
black silk.
Mrs Nelson Bennett, black tsils ovsr silk:
ornaments, diamonds
Mrs. J. c. Brockenhfouxh. white creme de
China. and pink roses.
Mrs George Browne. garnet velvet and en-
br0idefed mix aud lace.
Mrs. Colonel Ennger, wine-colored silk and
white lace.
Mrs. Frederick Mostes. golden brown velvet,
with ccru silk aud lace.
Afs Louis Campbell, white Turkish SIX. pesrl
passemenserie: ornaments, diamondx
Mis- Han. pale blue cashmere and white Lace.
Miss Dagmar Tisdale, cream gauge. over yell
low satin.
Miss sutton. white satin. with Roman bands.
corsaee decollete: ornaments. garnets
Miss Robertson. cream cashmere with yellow
ribbons.
Miss FERRIS, black dotted lscs over old ross
silk
Mis- Seymour, pink cashmere, with white
figured brocsde, ornaments. hOwen
MIS- 6riges, ecru lace over lavender satin:
ornaments, flowers.
Miss Derickson. pale blue China ak. decol-
lete.
Miss Jessie Seymour. white mohair With satin
ribbons, dccollete: ornaments. nowcrl
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Miss HasyslI. white crepe with lavender bro
cade.
Miss Helen woodruff black iaee over red
satin with red ribbons.
FREpERrc wARDE's ENGAGEMENT.
Frederic Warde, the great tragedian,
offered rare treat TO theater-goers OF
three nights last week, when he played
The Mountebank. Damon and Pythias, y
and "Virgsnius." This was the first dra-
matte entertainments given in the new
theater, and the house was crowded
enough all three nights to satisfy this emf
nent tragedian. On Wednesday night,
between the fifth and sixth acts OF s.vir-
ginius,r Mr.. Warde was called out, and
speech WAS addressed to him by Mr.. Thad.
Huson. after which gold watch, studded
with diamonds. was presented to him,
amid hearty applause of the audience. To
which speech Mr.. Warde responded with
An eloquent address, hoping that again
next year he could visit this city.
PRESBYTERIAN LUNCHEON.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian congrega-
ton gave . lunch for the benefit of the
church on Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week, ct the Alpha opera house. It
was very successful affair, both socially
and financially. and . large sum was
handed over to the church.
I'm. c. A. socfABLE.
On Wednesday evening the reg
ular monthly social Of the Young
Mems Christian Association took place.
The programme Was particularly Interest,"
ing. and delightful evening was passed.
The programme was Is follows:
Solo Miss Lille Frees
Duet Nn A. l. Manning and Mira c. A. Cook
Recitation. .-..-...-.......M Miss Annie johnson
Selection -.-.-........--.-......Nr. = s. Allen
After the rendition of the programme,
progressive spelling was INDUCED in, and
the rest of the evening was spent in .
pleasant social way.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. w. Allen. of Chicago, was in Ia
coma last week.
Mrs. Albert Brisbine, Of Centralia, was
in this city last week.
Mr.. A. B. Case left Wednesday morning
for New York and Boston.
Mr.. c. L. Spencer. of Gray's Harbor, has
been in this city for several days.
Mr. George Conger, who has been quite
i'll at the Rochester hotel. is again able to
be out
Mrs. Edgar Holbrook. of Fairhaven. has
been visiting Mrs. Fred Snow. ct the Roch-
ester hotel. for several days.
Mr.. Phil Rice has returned from his trip
TO the Sandwich islands, where he has
spent several enjoyable months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of Sioux City. have
arrived in Tacoma, and will locate here.
Mr. Milloken. of New York. has arrived
in this city. and will probably reside here.
Mr.. Fred Severson will start for the
East on the 25th of this month, where he
will remain about three months.
Mr.. A. v. Fawcett and Mr.. r. H. Can
field left for Sehome on Tuesday night.
where the firm of Fawcett Bros. will start
. branch house.
Mr.. ]. G. Wooley. the celebrated temper
ance orator, has fixed the date of his series
of meetings IN this city for March to Is.
The remainder Of the month he viii de-
vote to similar meetings in Seattle.
COMING EVENTS.
In Mace of the loan exhibition, which
was 20 have been held next week. for the
the benefit OF the Woman's Exchange of
this CITY. there will be an auction sale of
many OF the fancy articles ~ present in the
Exchange. On afternoons and evenings
this week. tea, coffee or chocolate. with
cake. will be served for . cents, which
money will be for the benefit OF the Ex-
change. During the evening Che Glee Club
viii sing, and delightful time is antic-
ipated.
The girls guild of ST. Luke's church will
give one of their receptions on Thursday