The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-05
SOCIETY IN TACOMA.
Busy Week for the Lovers Of
Music and the Dance.
PRETTY CHILDREN PERFORM.
Formal Opening Of 81. Luke's Athletic
Associations Rooms-Epworth
Leagues Meet.

4ACOAAs april 4.-f0f those VINO nave wished
for amusement there have been many oppor-
tunifies afforded for enjoyment during the past
week. With the Warde- Bowers performances at
the theater and the carnival given By the Lend
a-Hand League, there was SIMPLE diversion and
several opportunities for enjoying the popular
amusement Of dancing. At the carnival in the
evenings the door was cleared and enticing
strains OF music invited the dancers to partici-
pate IN the waltz, polka or whatever 1t might be.
81. LIKES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS.
On Thursday evening the members OF st.
Luke's Athletic Association gave their opening
reception At the parish house. It Is needless to
say how successful It was or how much the
dancing was enjoyed. In the earlier part Of the
evening musical programme was rendered,
followed by an address by Mr.. C. w. Seymour.
he welcomed the assemblage in the name of the
association, also speaking Of the object of the
organization The audience then descen ded
to the gymnasium, which was dec
GRATED in red and black. There
refreshments were served When the floor above
had been cleared, the dancing began and con-
tinued until after midnight committee from
the Girls Guild assisted with the refreshments.
The music for dancing was supplied by the
spanish students Among those present were:
MI. and Mrs. Frank Case, Mrs. A. 3. Bull. Mrs.
Stephen Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Seymour,
Mrs. Fred Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L LAndell, the
Rev MI. and Mrs. ]. D. Hills, Mrs. Percy
Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Bigiow, Mrs. Judson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. W. Sloan, Miss Ouimette,
Miss Paddock. Miss Mamie Harrington, Miss
townsend, Miss Emma Townsend, Miss Helen
woodruff, Miss Holt, Miss Gertrude Holt, Miss
Nora Hall, Miss Buell., Miss Forbes, Miss Sey-
mour, Miss Jessie Seymour, Miss Vessels, Miss
crawford, Miss Madge Ouimette, Miss Board
man. Miss knowing, Miss Knoble, Miss Tucker.
Miss Kelly, Miss Confare, Miss Ellie Paddock,
Miss owen, Miss Mcintosh, Miss
Katz, Miss Dollie Ferris, Miss Lawton, Miss
Emnger, Miss Rowe, the Misses Holbrook. Mr..
=. Hacker, Mr.. E. !. Halsted, Mr.. Handforth,
Mr.. Higgins, Mr. n. Woodruff, Mr. Knowing.
Mr. II. D. Thomas, IT,, Mr.. J. McElroy, r., Nj. ].
Harris, Mr.. 7. ]. FransioE, Mr.. C. D. Fratt, Mr.
n. Castillo, Mr.. Mum, Mr. r. G. Hopper, Mr. F.
Is. Wright, Mr.. p. W. Dakin, Mr. J. d. Dudley
Mr. Fred Forbes, Mr.. G. Babcock, Mr. E. Bah
cock, Mr.. =. Griggs, Mr. F. S. Bull, Mr.. w. A.
Bull, Mr. W. Alter, Mr.. r. n. Trotter, Mr. w. A.
sternberg, Mr.. OFT, Mr.. Ayrault, AIr. Norton
Kamsdeu and Mr.. G. +. Train, jr.
PRETTY CHILDREN IN .NoTHEn GOOSE"
All the children OF the city were more or les
interested in the "Mother Goose songs and
dances, which were part Of the Lend-a-Hand
League exercises at Neary's store this week.
The lunches and performances were given for
the benefit OF the Children's Home, and were
well attended. Monday evening those repre-
scnting the characters in Tennyson's .Dream of
e.
Seymour. Miss Holt, Miss Post, Miss Derickson,
Miss Hall, Miss Bowen, Miss Bennett and Miss
listed. The dancing IN the production of
"Mother Goose was under the direction Of Miss
Harrington. The programme follows:
MOI na uoose.. ......-.......k Kate Hayden
i Boy Blue. Charlie Hayden
Mother Goose. Boy Blue Little
$50 Frog He t Would a.wooins Go. s...a@A
'0 Little Bo-Peep. .ciar. o Prisc hare
Quadriile Old Woman in Basket.
,o,n "a w;. Lucy Bradley
.......... Edgar Hunt. Josephine Case
s ANDREW Morner, Kate shalrpstesn
TabIeeu and sinsinsgTnree BIND il Mice s.a0ies
Messrs. knowing, Sears, Renwick. Griggs
Little aina bo,reep;s .clar. Pritchard
Reicsen6ach. kabei crandaii, Carrie si Edgar
Song and Dancc-"listle Jumping Jane"
.sallie slayden
Quartette-s.Frog He Would, etc" Jack Hor-
ner, Andrew Hornef: Queen of Hearts.
Margery Thompson; King OF Hearts, Cfif
Feast of Lanterns. J. Richard Wood, Eddie
Dickson, Cliff Crsndall. Clara Giles,
Dewey Clark. Bert Redmond.
song-sThree Children sliding; ouartes s
Song-"Doily and Her Mamma. Lucy Bradley
MEETING OF xPwoRTH LEAGUES
Tuesday evening at the First Methodist Epis-
copai church the seven Epworth Leagues of this
city and Puyallnp joined In a union league
meeting. The church was crowded. Two and
half hours were occupied in rendering the APP
pended programme:
Music by the Choir.
Singing by the Leagues.
Prayer. -s...........-. Rev. Samuel Moore
Chairmans Address.
Sf.fcin
Paper-sThe Origin, Growth and Outlook Of
the Epworth League
Mr.. Collins, OF the Epworth Church League
Singing by the Leagues.
Paper-"HOw to Promote League Prosperity"
......J- FL. Rouse, of the First Church League
Intermission of thirty minutes
Music by the Male Quartette Of St Paul's Church
League
Paper-"The Educational Tendencies of the
Epworth League" DR. +. B. Cherington
yorai solo, --..................Mi Miss Olive Looney
AsSSAs.
Miss Davidson, of st. Pauls Church League
Paper-"The Development of the Younger
Element of the Church Along Spiritual