The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-15

ether lavoffte characters were represented on
cards, the gentlemen having TO fnd the cores
First tabIc-head couple, boy Blue, 30 Peep
Mr. R. Rosseau, Miss l. r. Case. second couple
Mr. and Mrs. caudle). Mr.. Al Pearse and Miss
BEAST Miss r. Skinner and Mr.. Lombard; Cred
Riding Hood and Wolf Miss Maud Pearse, Mr..
Z. skinner. Third table, Betsy and Miss
raul and virginia) Miss Mary Ann Pearse and
Mr.. Pearse. Fourth table-(John styles and
Susan CUTTER b. w. Case and Miss Rose Lom-
bard; Jack and Jilll Mr. E G. de Long ana Mls.
medi.tely presented it 70 her cousin Mis-. l. ?.
Case; second prize. Miss Maggie psarse; booty
men, Mr. A. Pearse; second, Mr. E. g. de Long;
BOBBY prize, MI. B. w. Case. Light refresh-
ments were served after the PLAYING.
THE FASHIONABLE GAME.
with the approach Of warm weather the soci.
ETY. people Of Seattle will largely devote their
time for recreation to tennis, and active steps
4 tennis club Last evening twenty five OF
thirty gentlemen interested in the game met at
the Rainier Club and began the preliminary
consisting @Un q R. G. washburn, Z. A. strout'
G. B. Wood, A. Barker and F. B. Wrestling was
appointed to submit, at an adjourned meeting to
be held on next Wednssday evening limit limited E,
land for the laying out OF courts. It Is expected
that the grounds win be located either in the
vicinity of Lake Washington or on the Coleman
tract at Ninth and Madison streets
PoPUtAR BALLAD CONCERT.
The young people OF Dr.. Kilbournes Sunday
school class, Of Plymouth Congregational
church, met at his home at Green lake last
Friday evening, for the purpose of devising q
plan for raising money for some OF the furnish
ings of the proposed new church building,
which Is to be erected during the summer. The
young people decided to give q popular ballad
concert within one month. The best vocalists
Of the city will participate, and the novelty OF
meet with popular favor. After disposing of the
business of the evenings meeting, refreshments
were served and an impromptu programme was
rendered.
coxUs CLUB DANCE.
The Comus Club passed pleasant evening on
Thursday in dancing at its hall, 4i3 Battery
street. The members present were: Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Van Amringe, DR.. and Mrs. Hilton,
Mr.. and Mrs o. S. Conner, Mrs. G. d. Chambers,
Miss Ada Risdon, Miss Efiie Hansen, Miss Ella
Johnson, Miss l. Gilbert, Miss Ella Walsh, Miss
J. RepIinger. Miss Hattie N. Kimball, Miss G.
Mr.. NJ. d. Haynes, Mr.. L. Y. Morse, MT. g. w.
Gibbon, Mr. William Martin, Mr.. Falcon Joslin,
Mr.. X. w. James, Mr.. d. NJ. Human, Mr.. w. A.
Bell, Mr.. E. C. Walsh, Mr.. J. H. Kimball. Mr.. F.
p. Lee.
The C. C. Culture Club was entertained on
Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. 8. Chase in her
rooms at the Rainier hotel. The ladies present
were: Mrs. E. F. Witler, Mrs. Ely, Mrs. F. H..
Peterson, Mrs. David Gilmore, Mrs. Trowbridge,
Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. j. S. Chase.
The club will give its second Greek symposium
next Friday evening at the residence OF Mrs.
Samuel Ramsey, Twelfth and Marion streets.
The next meeting of the club will be held at the
residence OF Mrs. ]. T. Trowbridge. 3i4 Blan-
chard street, next Friday morning.
MRS. HOLMES ENTERTAINs.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Adelaide Holmes
entertained number OF her friends at 2,228 Sec
ond street. The evening passed pleasantly in
music and cards. Refreshments were served.
Professor and Mrs. Emil LEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Ruff,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Pettis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s..
Roe, Mrs. Fannie Perry Gage, Miss Marguerite
Mckinney, Professor H. s. Sharpe were preeent.
LUNCHEoN-MUsIcALE.
On Tuesday afternoon, at her residence on
Taylor street, Mrs. J. l. Middlebrook gave few
OF her friends treat in the way of luncheon
and musicale. Besides Mrs. Middebrook and
other members of the family, there were pres
ent Mrs Rees P. Daniels, Mrs. j. T. Ronald,
Mrs. DR.. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Lee, Mrs Simon
son. Mrs. John Elder, Mrs. Fowler, Miss Gussie
Cochrane.
ST. PArRIcK's DAY FESTIVITIES
Division No. of the Ancient Order of Hibern-
tans, will give their second annual ball on the
evening of st. Patricks day, Tuesday, March II,
at which the choicest Of Irish music will be
rendered. social success is the particular OBJ
ject aimed at No expense will be spared to
make It In every way enjoyable for those who
attend.