The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-14

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Tie round Of gaiety promised during
kholidays should satisfy the most ex-
r.. dehutante. Balls, receptions, par
nd socials will soon begin in almost
Us number.
TRINITY GUILD BAZAAR.
~ Armory was far from presenting,
list Thursday afternoon and evening,
xraI war-like appearance when echo
hottie tread of armed soldiery. The
Esbrmation was the work of the ladies
8Innity Guild in establishing their
&arnas bazaar there. The gaily decor
q fancy tables and refreshment booths
most pleasing to the senses, not the
3 atlractions being the fair attendants,
upplied the varied wants of the ba-
kntTons. The directory of these fair
blsH "in trade" reads:
aody and lemonade booth-Mrs L. W. Bar
Nh England, Miss Grace Hughes.
no bcctb-The Misses Sparkling.
ng table, No. Mrs Coup, Mrs. Blaine,
6eetz
NJ table, No. Mrs Clohecy, Mrs. W. B.
Nh. Bruins.
m hooth-Mrs NJ. E. Cornelius.
End coffee booth--Miss Lottie Selden. Miss
"A Rzadel.
hzhmeni fsbles--No. /, Mrs, Borne; No. .,
tksr; No. ), Miss Mcpherson.
THE earlier part of the evening an in
ting programme was carried out:
solo. INCONVENIENCE. Miss Marshall.
zu "Gipsy Fortune Teller
Wy Polly Boyd, Miss Theresa Randel.
Asolo.s............... .-,........ Mr.. Keith.
aa . sleeping Beauty and the Prince"
Miss selden, Mr.. Bare
esldsn, Miss Buck. Miss Randel, the Misses
Boyd, Miss Mckinney, Miss Marshall.
aan......s....... "Early Vanity"
hlsolo.. Mr.. A. w. Craig.
esn. .sThe Last Touch to the Bridal veil,h
Addie Cam. Miss Boyd, Miss Marshall,
h.ls..... MISS haaae.. .4vogels waltz"
o. Pr A. ouartette.
aher $50 dancing was the order of the
ming.
great deal of credit is due for the
knaid success, socially and financially,
'he bazaar, 10 Mrs. u. J. Sackman, the
aager. The sale will probably be re-
svuiid hall. now in the course of erec-
~ the corner of Eighth and Cherry
u AAHlS NLJb soClAL.
new social organization called the
PC Club, has been formed at Ballard for
purpose of holding pleasant monthly
pms; The Lrst of these gatherings-oc-
70 thursday night in Bauer's hall. on
fiaru avenue. Dancing was INDUCED in
IN q late hour. Refreshments were
70, ana an enjoyable evening passed
u present. Among the guests were:
and Mrs. Robert Orr, Mr.. and
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. o. III.
"a, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wilson, Mr.. and
3 1. Abbott, DR.. and Mrs. Rlnchart,
and Mrs "a Peabody. Mrs. I'll. VIII
Mrs, Wise, Mrs. Maud Clark. Miss
1lh, Miss Rinehart, Miss Mabel Dill,
". Johnston, Mr.. ]. Peabody. Mr.. L.
Mr.. Charles Chatter, Mr.. J. McNabb.
Edmund Peters, Mr.. L. Humble. Mr.,
{ harrigan, Mr.. d. Peabody. Mr. p. f.
EFOw, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. iormlcv, Mr..
'e''ie'on, Prof. Wright.
q UNITARIAN CAKE FESTIVAL.
Eae Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
Asafan church are to entertain the
.ssement loving people of Seattle at the
ny, on Thursday evening, with cake
IVA Early in order win be a sale of
articles and cake, followed by
\ Esaghans orcbeStra Tbc go, go LII ,ti' ~
W uie management of Mr.. George +.
ther, Harry Neserre Cba,los Nh
*sa sKitilngs and J. Albert Jackson.
sSsaaaelng, which viii commence at ..
: Il s ,ha d unol | O'Clock. The la
sIest;yssl s ~ ely, are Iaeorlng TO make
d 70 ke sr,r 81 e' eile ana IL certainly pids
Il rHnoNArHRAx SOCIETY.
lasiomathean Literary Society at
Iegaiar meeting Friday afternoon
f. ~ oa' she following interesting pro-
tssn s,ss.e, Frank Noble
fscemeatss,s ~, eeh'''.-.... $50, Mr.. Moli
-. ''''''''-''N MISS N i, Teton
.aa'naton Fr" "Si a,r,sestt
SsSaleaiAl solo Miss blanche Cr1ifist
ladies' Chorus.