The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-15
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
SONS or vTrrRANs' RAIL-.

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SOCIETY IN eENEEAL'
SONS or vErERANs' BALL.
Tho most succeuful dance that has taken
,,..s - ~ .rsos~ M. .sssor ws. s;ver ON
Friday night at the Armory by George n.
Thomas Camp. No. !, Sons Of Veterans. The
draued and festooned with : profusion Of iacs.
Srr,us -. .ud arsrnr "''s s,,spSad - , =,
q ths
tanning fully 100 canaries. The music was fur.
nished by the full First Regiment orchestrs, sta
evergreens. AZ midnight an excellent supper
VA vas served Inc committees, whose wofs made
Xrranrements- 4. &. Alien. serresnt
II. H. Phillips, George E. Derby, J. +. Brown,
F. J; Hemsn- Reception = Department Conn
Stevens Peat; Commander J. \. Alexander. Nh.
George, y; 4; Phillips; Floor-Iisutenant 3. c.
Alien, q. z: FAUST. u. Koch, J. =. Brown, George
= Derby Fully 5oo people were present and took
N; and Mrs. h. 4 Van Amringe, MI and Mrs
Is a. uempse{, MI ana MI. :. Y. heslnger,
NJ. ana Mr.. =; q; Pnaliips' NJ. ana ME :. "
Mrs. F. J: Hemen. Dr: and Mrs. William Hilton,
NJ. sn1 6 M T. Y. Aren, At; ana Mrs; L1hocne
NJ Ut. ana MI. G0yie, nj. ana Mfs- nocn' MI ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wood. MI. and Mrs: 9. N.
Alien, M; ana Mr fhnnps, Aim Madge
t MIS- Grace Robbins, Miss Applegete.
Callis juliet, Mis-. blanche Treen. Mias Nc.
aasugnnn, MIS- fnilnps: Miss Potter. Miss
Brown, Mis-, Mcdonald, Miss Martin, Miss Fox,
NJ. !. 2. Jones, NJ; H; G. GIN, Mr.. ~. KempL.
MI. 4. L Willard, MI Bert Coleman, MI. Charles
WOODS, MI Z. q. Mclaughlin, MT J. Rankin,
Eddy, NJ. J. :. Brown, MI. G. :. Dsiby. M. 4.
H. Pniuips, M %. Brown, MI. e: r. Blanch-
ard, M e. a. Phili1ps, MI f Hilton, MT g.
y: EsusS -: .App4eGsee; M. -. q: ~ Mnarrnn,
MT. william Calvert, DR.. =. W Young, Mr. H. B.
Sisrsr6., M vonn mn + Nv s'e' ~: -
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soAs Alss
O1 ,.,s weI ~ numoet OF tne itisnos OF
dcncs Of Dr. R G. Caldwell. preliminary to
rendering surprise party TO the former GENTLE
man on the occssion Of bis forty-second birth
day, NY Goodwin had often 6oested that he
could not Be- surprised. and biz wife and Miss
Nollie Esary detormined to disnrove his claim
It was arranged that Mr.. Goodwin should be
called down Town On busiuess. aud mesntime
the merrT porty took possession Of the house
Upon a. Mum ~. Goodvin VA comnlefaIv
taken y surprise. but IN few moments g;
Welcoms 70 tho sssembled BRENDA The EVENING
rsssed IN the enioyment of social games and az
e o'clock a s1osllsnt supper YES served.
ana Nh Hitcheii. Rev. and Ms. Ciarf Dsyis.
Profeesor nd Nh. Jones. Mr.. and MI. Chsrle:
cowasn, NJ. and Me-: 4; j. Sh.Ileston, Mrs
Mamie Price. Miss Moiie Es.sy. n ME esac cs
Ball Miss Florence Caldwell. Miss Daisy len
ninge, Miss Lena McRea, Miss McClallin, Mss
yennis omnefo' Miss grace Jones; mis-, May
Idamse I,cs Mvr<is Es.rv' ME- znna ssooaw .avn
IN. Hsrry HYDE. MI. s. M. Houser. M id O.
waits, Mr. J. B. Fox, Mr.. W. c. Hardin, MI.
smith, Mr.. d. N. Esary, Mr.. II. s. Upper, Mr.. Lee
brooks. MI; w n. sneneman, MP. Ray Hooker
G ~. Aranur "afo' MI. FRANK Mchea' MI. Robert
orr v,vr c,ua n.rcr
Inc recently ofganlzed Vui we Cup gave its
nrst dance on Friday evening at Chish0lm's hail.
In attendance were the members and invited
friends. The dancers were in evening costume
and the hall presented brilliant scene. Excei.
lent music was furnished by Vaughan's orches-
ira and dainty refreshments served Those pres
cut were: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Park Mr. and Mrs
A. f. de Touryille, Mr. and Mrs, G. III. Park. Miss
Grace Mclaughlin, Miss Nina de Mers. Miss Ma
rion Garfield, Miss Lottie Seldom, Miss Julia
Kennedy, Miss Mile Hsnsard, Miss June Hoyt
Miss Flo Spriggs, Miss Hattie Bray Mas Ruby
Bray Miss Edith McGraw. Miss s. Riley. Miss r.
stewart, Miss Lottie Osborn. Miss Elsie Bel.
Miss +. Forney, Miss Brownie Brown, Miss ~
McDona9, Misc Emma Coiiins, Mse Clare VIII
q usv1.r a. NJ Thari.. Wiiacr IA nv I-, M. :.
ffeiffsr NJ. L. F. Pratt. M G. p smith NJ i
d i. McfSauchev. Mr.. &. A McKenzie. M M p
Comnton. Dr. r N slime M Iosanh ewi. NJ
e ~ Keilv nv Ercd ! WOOD NJ LON T-,,i,,r ~
Mr w n dime M Hs;nes NJ Ed ~
Merr Mr. n q Kennedy Nv FrarL s,srroii Az
Esrrv Ercder,cks Mr. p DrischoU NJ
Charles n SchaherU. Dr n Tbnmnson n,
" W Aiverson Mr. " 4 Rroots SA' 49,
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ONLY IHikIf CLUB DANCE.
The regular social OF the Klane Tahtalum
Club last Tueaday evening at Chisholm,s hall
was by far the pleasantest yet given by the
club. About fifty couples were present. and the
"only thirty" and their guests made q merry
evening Of It. This club has been one of the
most successful social organizations of the sea.
son. On fts inception the organizers of the club
nlaoed the msmbership limit at thirty TAKING
{or thc,r name the Chinonk eoTivaIeni for thas9
number. The membership limit has been stead.
lily kept at the number decided upon, and dog
ems OF appllcants are waiting ior admission into
mt smS "a ,he u .s,r,,is. Su IoVs uless
tufaS = niessinr informai,tv that hos h.no,ss
characteristic OF their dance nights. While the
original intention of the Organizers of the cluh
was but dancing IL is now almost decided IN
form it in the summer into a boating club with
the intention of having boats on lake Wash
iueton and Also private picnic ground in its
Vlclnity.
rAn.i.
on last iuesuay evening tue marina W an-
ing ps psnc1 I Uiuo lave gave ssienune party
street between rse and md Pine s About twenty
one or more yaleutinea novel feature Of the