The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-05
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
nrSAsssArcs cIuB PARTY

SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
1KNAlssANCB CLUE PARTY
The post-Isnten social season was inaugurased
on Thunday evening BY an elegant party given
to the Rsuaisance Club By Mrs. Thomas Burke
at the Rainier hotel. The surroundings were
the subject OF appropriate preparation The
galleries on the outside OF the large dining hail.
which was converted into ball room, we're
wss most attractive with tastefnlly designed
floral decorations The columns of the hall
were wound with ivy, and an abundance OF
early spring flowers added to the ornamental
features. Supper was served with exquisite
taste in the smaller room retiring from the main
hail. Here the tables were . study in yellow,
the furnishings aud ornaments all being Of that
color. An extra room was fitted up with whist
tables for such Of the guests as preferred cards
10 dancing. Professor yaughan's orchestra fur
rshed excellent music for the dancing. Those
present were:
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Dr. and Mrs.
Bagiey, Mr. and Nm. Morgan Carkeek, Mr. and
Mrs. Engei, Colonel and Mrs. Haines, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Kellogg, Colonel and Mrs. Lyon, Mr..
ard Mrs. Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey,
Judge and Mrs. Struve, Mr.. and Mrs A. B.
stewart, Mr. and Mrs Erastus Brdnerd, Mr.. and
Mes Alfred Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hughes, Major and Mrs. Hayden. Judge and
Mira. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Il Heilbron, Mr. and
Mrs. C. p. Bebb, Nj. and Mrs. W. II. Harrington,
Mr.. nd Ma r C. Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Keith Wilson, Ar. and Mrs. Charles whittlesey,
Mr. assd hrs. w. IL Wilcox, Mr.. aud Mrs. Osgood,
Mr. au Mrs. E. o. Graves, Rev. and Mrs. D. G.
Jarrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Neu-
fielder, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neyins,
Mr.. and Mn George Kittinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaufica AcAicken. d.. and Mira. Filkins, Mr..
and Mrs. ". r. Forrest, General and Mrs. Nc
{prvSnw r. n II
Gulsky, Dr. and Mrs. Russell, Mr. and Mrs.
MaddonkA, M. and Mn- 7. NJ. Reed, Mr. aud Mrs.
G, W. Sam ders, Mr.. and Mrs. saunderson, Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Shepard, Mr. and Mrs E. l.
Terry, Ar. and Mrs.. Z. ~ Hunt. of Tacoma;
Mrs. selmas. Ars. Upton, OF Chicago; Mrs. Ed
ward Webster, Miss Anna Furth, Miss Anna
Sevins, Miss Allan, Of Olympia; Miss Readman,
Miss Carter, Ms Agnes Carter, Miss Piper, Miss
Riley, Miss Al ans, Miss Emory, Miss Beach,
Miss De Wolf, Miss Josephine Dc Wolf,
Hiss Hlkins, Miss Graves. Miss Towies,
Miss Hastings, OF Port Townsend;
Miss eaundersons Miss CLARK, Miss Shepard, Miss
Chaplin. Judge Allen, Of Olympia; Mr. 7. n.
Mr.. Edward Bailey, Mr.. A. Barker, Mr.. F. A.
Dell. Mr.. II. Baker. Mr.. Charles Burnett, Mr..
George Onrter, Mr.. JoeIah Collins. Mr. c. Col
Inns, Mr. II. Chaplin, Mr.. Irving Coles, Mr. r.
IL. Coe, Mr.. c. Il. Noble, Mr.. O. Chase Nc
tiilvra, HGr. B. Policy. Mr.. Redneld, Dr. Palmer,
Mr.. ). C. Readman, Mr.. Riley, Mr.. Wrestling.
Mr.. Van Wyck. Mr.. E. w. Wooley, Mr. Hayden.
Mr. W. a. Carson, Mr. Wilson, Nj Andrew
Wood, Mr.. H Joslin, Mr.. C. B. Hills, Mr. r.
Heard, Mr. Albertson, Mr.. Fred struye, Mr..
John GibbGp. Mr.. Charles Munday, Mr.. Meserve,
Mr.. Nickels.
OUR LADY or GOOD HELP ENTERTAINMENT.
A social entertainment Of superior me nit was
given on Tuesday evening At St Francis hall, on
spring street, by the society of Our Lady of
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musical selections aud realistic tableaux met
with an enthusiastic reception from the large
audience. Without exception the tableaux were
well put on, and each was deserving of high
praise. Probably the best received was the
statue scene from "Pygmalion and Galatea," in
which the characters were impersonated by Mr.
c. A. Mitchell and Mrs. F. w. Hankey. Miss
fompeii," and aChiliy Cupid by Mrs Scoones
and her son, Master Cecil, was excellent An
ather beautiful scene was psyche Giving a
Drink to Cupid" by Mrs. +. w. Hankey and
Master Cecil Scoones. "The Peacemaker," by
Mrs. Scooncs, Miss Russell and Mr. T. Malian-
siaine. was very deserving. az was the scene
from .Othello," by Mrs. F. w. Hankey, Mr..
Green end Mr. Mitchell.
The feature Of the musical part of the nro-
rramme was Miss Marguerite McKinney's So
prano solo. A selection by Mrs. George II.
smIih also called for deserved encore Mr.. c.
s-atiHasd1ue , TENOR SOLO, Inc Gl0rtStcy,
excellent Two unexpected but welcome sddi-
liens to the exercises were some mandolin and
guitar selections by the Spanish troubadours,
-enor Ramirez and family, and two violin solos
fauftlessly rendered BY Herr August Aamoid, the
swedish yiolinisa The programme in detail
vas:
Instrumental soio-sssoiree de vienne'' List
Miss b. Chesl.
Mr. E Mallandaine. ->'~N'
TABLEArx.
Mrs. scoones and Master C. seoones.
Miss Inma smith. Master G. scoone..
Miss Nellie Russell
Ma scoones. Miss Marguerite Mckinney
and Miss smith.
Psyche Giving Drink 10 Cupid ........
Mrs !. W. Hankey, Master C seoones.
Miss Nellie Russell and Master scoones.
Miss Russell and Mr.. E. MsIiandaine.
Miss Russell, Mrs scoones and MI E.
- Maiiandaine.
Mrs George H. smith.
Overture Orchestra
Vocal solo. ...........,........M Miss Mckinney
lshlean. .......... ..eNioee aud Her Daughters"
Mrs, Scoones. Miss Russell Miss Smith,
frene from "0thellc." ...........
Mrs. I. W. Hankey. Mr. Green aud Mr.. Mitchell
Letting Scrub ......... ..............
49,. Masters Carl and Bailey Lipskey
Mrs. r. ". Hankey. Miss Smith and Miss Russell
scenes from "fygmaiion and Galatea''.
i. Statue scene. .4.-.....- Mrs. r. w Hankev
:. Statue returning 10 life MT c. A. Mitchell
The praise for making the entertainment the
sosnpiets success IL was is due TO Mrs F W.
5ankey and Miss Boardman, who worked tire
sssiy 10 accomplish the result
ErRrupAY FESTIVAL AT FREMONT
Master Ralph Bemsn had grand rally of his
title friends AT his homc IN Fremont on satar-
lay, March =. 10 celebrate his tenth birthday.
Sc WAS assisted in receiving by little Miss Stella
-angdon- The elegant and spacious mansion
afforded splendid opportunities Tor the children
enjoy their various games. Music was pro-
'iaed, bet. although most admirably rendered.
I was eclipsed by the merry voices and Joyous
asshter of ihe happy children A most ele-
.xatlunch was served and most heartily enjoyed.
Utter which secstsfsons were given by stella
lsaglon. klla Parker, Meta Becker, Eva bur
iasame and Carroll Rochester. A number of
rery elegant ana appropriate birthday gifts
rsde the occasion memorable to Master Ralph
among those present were: Eva Ruflingamc.
lara tlyinESfGue. Aes2 Eerknr. Edna SprfErx